- Sm. tear in first free endpaper. Otherwise fine.
= Publication on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of F.H. Fentener van Vlissingen (1933-2006). "Liber amicorum. An unusual visual representation of the life of a captain of industry. It started as a small booklet, but it grew and grew... The book is built around a core of more than 200 letters from Frits's friends. These letters are printed on the inside of the thin paper fold-outs. They were the guide for what can be seen on the outside. The result is poetic and true to his roots." (I. Boom and M. Lommen, Irma Boom: The Architecture of the Book, 136).
- Edges trifle foxed. Spine (sl.) sunned. = Warmoes 457.
Idem. Ten droll tales. Being the story of the fair imperia, the venial sin, the merrie diversions of his most Christian majesty king Louis the eleventh, together with certain other quaint and piquant histories (...). Transl. J. Lewis May. Introd. A. Maurois. London, J. Lane, The Bodley Head Ltd., 1926, XX,218,(6)p., col. frontisp., 24 plates (16 in colours and gold), vignettes and orig. gilt cl. w. dustwr. by J. DE BOSSCHÈRE, printed in 3000 numb. copies, 4to.
- Edges occas. trifle foxed. Binding sl. soiled/ sunned. = Warmoes 111.
= SIGNED by the author on 2nd blank.
Idem. Strofen uit de nalatenschap van Andries de Hoghe. Naar het handschrift uitgegeven door -. Bussum, C.A.J. van Dishoeck, 1919, 1st ed., 74,(2)p., orig. wr. Idem. Zomerwolken. Amst., P.N. van Kampen en Zoon, 1922, 1st ed., (2),140p., orig. dec. gilt cl. - AND 5 others (transl.) by the same, i.a. Alianora (Bussum, 1924, 1st ed., orig. cl.) and Louise Labé (ibid., 1926, 1st ed., orig. cl.).
- A few occas. foxed spots. = Rijkse 2.94.
Idem. Doodenoffer. Dutch transl. P.C. Boutens. Ibid., idem, 1919, 55p., orig. gilt dec. cl. unif. w. the above, large 8vo.
= Rijkse 2.59.
AND 3 others (transl.) by the same, all publ. by the same, 2x unif. bound with the above: Zeven tegen Thebai (1928. Rijkse 2.93), Eumenieden (1922. Rijkse 2.75) and Smeekelingen (1930. Rijkse 2.99).
- Vellum (dust)soiled.
= The Halcyon Press 1. Probably deluxe edition, with the prospectus loosely inserted. Rijkse 2.95; Van Dijk 164; The Ideal Book p.110.
Aischylos. Prometheus geboeid. (...) in Nederlandsche verzen overgebracht door P.C. Boutens. N.pl. (The Hague, the translator), 1914, 53,(1)p., printed in black and red on Van Gelder en Zonen in 70 copies by JOH. ENSCHEDÉ & ZONEN, orig. vellum paper wr., 4to.
- Some sl. foxing. Upper corner bumped; the vulnerable vellum paper wr. sl. yellowed and w. only a few sm. defects.
= Stols, Bibl. Boutens p.13; Rijkse 2.38.
Boutens, P.C. Gedichten gekozen uit zijn lyrische werk 1894-1929. Ed. and introd. J.W.F. Werumeus Buning. Haarlem, Joh. Enschedé & Zonen, 1930, 190,(1)p., printed in black and red in 160 copies (135), orig. gilt cl., 4to.
- Backstrip and part of upper margin of frontcover sunned. = Rijkse 3.7.
- Both works wr. sl. yellowed and (dust)soiled. = Stols, Bibliogr. Boutens p.17; Rijkse 2.29 and 2.21.
- Small annot. on last free endpaper. Joints sl. rubbed; upper joint trifle dam.; corners showing.
= Monod 1817; Carteret V, p.35.
- Small dent in upper margin of backcover; joints rubbed.
= A DELUXE EDITION, one of 50 numb. copies on papier des Manufactures impériales du Japon, with 7 ORIGINAL WATERCOLOUR DRAWINGS and with 3 states of each plate and an extra suite on chine of the woodcut vignettes. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XLII.
- Boards foxed and soiled; corners sl. rubbed.
= Lehnacker 15 and 16; Rodenberg p.58 (15 and 16); Schauer II, p.70.
= Monod 10487; Carteret IV, p.371.
- Owner's entry on first free endpaper. Sm. stain on frontwr. along backstrip; wr. trifle yellowed. Otherwise a fine copy, without foxing.
= Text probably written by Th. Gusten. Fine publication, typographically produced in the characteristic Sandberg/ Duwaer style. Rare.
- Binding trifle dustsoiled.
- Contents fine. Portion of backstrip at foot of spine loosening.
- Fine. = Rare.
ADDED: T. VAN DOESBURG, Soldatenverzen (1915) (Bedum, Exponent, 2000, 5 (fold.) loose lvs. and a booklet "Nawoord" by S. BAKKER and E. THORISSEN, printed in 225 numb. copies, together in stiff paper portfolio, folio).
- Pristine copy.
= One of 26 lettered copies (this copy lettered "R" and signed in pencil by the author on the colophon) and signed in felt-tip pen by the artist on verso of the C-print "18/26 Erwin Olaf 2007" and on recto "18/26 Erwin Olaf". SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XLII.
- Unobtrusive scratch on perspex slipcase.
= With loosely inserted piezography by Jeroen Henneman, signed and numb. in pencil. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XLIII.
= Christmas wish from Jozef Cantré, Charles Nypels and Albert Kuyle. Van Laar 45, title given as ''Kerst-Evangelie van den evangelist Lucas'' (as on final leaf when folded).
AND 1 woodcut by the same from K. VAN DE WOESTIJNE, De boer die sterft (Antw., 1937. Foxed).
- A few lvs. w. sm. defects. Binding worn and soiled.
= Contains i.a. No.30 Petite histoire pour petits et grands nenfants (entirely lithogr. by Kees van Dongen). I.a. illustrated by Theophile Steinlen, Jean Veber, A. Guillaume, A. Willette.
- Sl. browned; ±3 lvs. trifle frayed, otherwise contents fine. Extremities sl. rubbed.
WITH: two loose issues of L'Assiette au Beurre (No. 489 (1910) and "Numero triple (Hors série)").