- Fine copy. = Bibl. Piscatoria p.168f. With an appendix containing pike recipes.
Spence, P.F. The Pike Fisher. London, A. & C. Black, 1928, XV,(1),264,(2)p., frontisp. portrait, 7 plates, ills., orig. dec. cl.
- Sl. foxed. Binding rubbed and sl. worn.
AND 3 others, i.a. J. BICKERDYKE, Angling for Pike (ibid., n.d. (±1900), plates, ills., later hleather, orig. backwr. pres.) and W. SENIOR a.o., Pike and Perch (ibid., 1900, plates, orig. pict. cl. Fur, Feather & Fin Series).
- Some faded spots along edges frontcover.
Robertson, R. MacDonald. In Scotland with a Fishing Rod. Ibid., H. Jenkins Ltd., 1935, 277,(9)p., plates, orig. cl.
- Backstrip faded.
AND 4 others, i.a. M. HEADLAM, A Holiday Fisherman (ibid., 1934, plates, orig. cl.) and A.H. BEAVAN, Fishes I have known (ibid., 1908, (full-p.) ills., orig. pict. cl.).
- Spine chafed; binding sl. worn; spine-ends chipped. = Bibl. Piscatoria p.246.
- Rebacked; covers sl. chafed and worn along extremities; corners showing. = Bibl. Piscatoria p.115.
- Hinges sl. weak; title-p. foxed and w. old owner's entry. = Bibl. Piscatoria p.127.
- One map loose; plates waterst.; hinges weak; some foxing. Joints and spine-ends worn.
- Fingeroiled; hinges sl. weak; owner's entry on title-p. Binding sl. (water)stained.
= Bibl. Piscatoria p.178: "This work, though in some respects inaccurate, displays a rare combination of entomological and piscatorial science. The drawings of the natural fly in juxtaposition with the artificial, are of great value and nicety (...)". SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LII.
- Wr. sl. soiled/ stained.
Scrope, W. Days and Nights of Salmon Fishing in the River Tweed. London/ Glasgow, Hamilton, Adams & Co./ T.D. Morison, 1885, 3rd ed., 317p., lithogr. title, frontisp. and 11 plates, 10 woodengr. ills., orig. giltlettered cl.
- Spine-ends worn; traces of removed ticket on spine. = Cf. Bibl. Piscatoria p.191.
Hodgson, W.E. Trout Fishing. London, A. & C. Black, 1925, XXII,(2),328p., col. frontisp., 6 col. plates, orig. cl. - AND 8 others, i.a. E. TAVERNER, Trout Fishing From All Angles (London, n.d., plates, ills., orig. cl. w. dustwr.); P.E. NOBBS, Salmon Tactics (ibid., 1934, ills., orig. cl.); W. CARTER PLATTS, Modern Trout Fishing (ibid., 1938, plates, orig. cl.); and H.T. SHERINGHAM, Coarse Fishing (ibid., 1912, ills., orig. pict. cl.).
- Portrait sl. foxed. Joints and spine-ends sl. rubbed. A fine copy.
= Poggendorff I, p.896. Extremely important periodical with seminal contributions by numerous "heralds of science", i.a. R. BUNSEN, H. VON HELMOLTZ, H. HERTZ, O. LEHMANN, H.A. LORENTZ, E. MACH, M. PLANCK and W.C. RÖNTGEN. On Poggendorff's editorship of the Annalen, see DSB XI, p.50 and on Wiedemann's editorship, see DSB XIV, p.329f: "(...) During his editorship the Annalen became one of the most distinguished German physics periodicals. He was able to increase its usefulness by publishing the Beiblätter zu den Annalen der Physik (...)."
- Hinges weak. Otherwise fine.
= With the bookplate of J.G. van Marle on first free endpaper.
AND 1 other by the same: Eerste aflevering der systematische beschrijving der voor ons meest belangrijke voortbrengselen uit de drie rijken der natuur (ibid., 1822, (1 vol. (of 6), letterpress fold. table, later cl. Partly darkened; owner's stamp on title).
- Some sl. occas. thumbing/ soiling.
= Van Ortroy (Apian) 83; Alden, European Americana 533/2; Harisse 150; Church 60b. Often reprinted abridged edition of Apianus' Cosmographicus liber (1524), one of the most important and popular 16th cent. works on cosmography. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LII.
- Manuscript index on final blanks; a few scattered owner's entries; lower hinge strengthened w. sellotape. Joints split but holding on cords.
= Horn & Schenkling 24185; British Bee Books 119: "[Wildman's] treatise shows culture and an unusual knowledge of continental beekeeping". With the engr. armorial bookplate of Henry William Aytoun(?) on upper pastedown (reading "virtute orta occidunt rarius" and "Aytoun of Inchdarnie").
- Contemp. owner's entry in pen and ink on title-p. of plate vols.; contents w. minor defects. Bindings (sl.) rubbed; a few corners showing. All in all, a very good to fine series.
- Contemp. owner's entry verso title: "Je suis a Adrien Joseph Bonnvie [partially crossed out] Arpenteur Gen:al des biens et Domaines de S:A: Mgr le Duc d'Aremberg la demeurant a Enghien (..) 1730". Binding heavily worn along extremities.
= Classic treatise on perspective drawing for architecture and military plans and for mapmaking. Contains information on materials, colours, pigments, crayons and instruments. Fowler 71.
- Sl. mouldy throughout; several plates margins restored.
= Cf. Fowler 101 and Millard 60 (1st ed. of the same year with 126 plates). "The book would become the standard work on stereotomy throughout the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. It achieved two new editions in 1743 and 1755, and was listed in the inventories of many eighteenth-century French collections of architectural books." (Millard).
- Contents loose. Lacks backstrip.
- Waterstained; fingersoiled and sl. yellowed; title-p. and 1st lvs. lower corner chipped. Vellum darkened/ soiled.
= Rare extra illustrated copy, containing more plates than most copies we could trace. Not in Fowler. Comprises i.a. "Beschrijvinge van de vijf colommen, uyt Palladio" and "beschrijvingen van de vijf colommen, uyt Vinjola".
- Mediocre copy: lacks one plate; title-p. heavily stained/ soiled; many plates w. closed tears, restorations etc.; waterst. and dustsoiled. Sold w.a.f.
= Collation conform several copies traced by us (i.a. sold in our rooms), page 4 ending with "Hier na volgd het Tweede Deel" and a custode not matching the first word of the following page. K. Ottenheym, Philips Vingboons (1607-1678) p.153 passim and p.180.