- Portfolio trifle worn. = Third publication in the series "S-reeks".
- Outer margins some defects.
AND 3 etchings by the same, all signed in pencil.
- Varnish sl. yellowed and a few small scratches.
- Upper corners of mount sl. rounded.
= Verso mount w. 3 different address stamps of the artist (2x crossed out in pencil), titled and "4027" in blue ballpoint, "Linolschnit 1923" and "17,5x28" in pencil. Provenance: Auktionshaus Neumeister, Munich, 2010. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXXVII.
- Some foxing.
= Information supplied in pencil on passepartout: "Deze schelp, behorende tot de familie van de Conidae, heet Conus mormoreus en wordt gevonden op de Filippijnen". Haks/ Maris p.93: "He is considered by Mrs. De Loos-Haaxman as one of the most important artists of the 1920s and 1930s in Indonesia".
- Some sl. soiling (mainly in blank margins) and a few vague creases.
= Hubert and Braches & Heijbroek E128, the first state (of 3).
= Hubert and Braches & Heijbroek E 20. From the album Dordrecht, zes etsen van W.O.J. Nieuwenkamp and J.M. Graadt van Roggen.
= Braches/ Heijboer L3 and L10. Both rare. "Hiervan bestaan negen proeven met vignet en zeven zonder vignet" (our copies without). Provenance: from (family of) the artist to the Edam decorative painter Tjomme de Boer (family of the present owner), received as payment for odd work. De Boer worked i.a. on the artist's boat the Zwerver and the artist's villa in Fiesole.
- Yellowed; upper blank corners sl. dam.; cut in lower blank margin.
= Hubert and Braches & Heijbroek E156, printed in 10 copies.
- Fine. = Hubert and Braches & Heijbroek H20.
Josseaud, Johannes (1880-1935). "Prinsenhof." Etching, 24,5x18,5 cm., signed "Joh Josseaud" and titled in pencil (fine). - AND 3 others, i.a. 2 delicately etched and 1x aquatint views of Haarlem.
= Provenance: the collection A.M. van den Broek.
- Fine copy. = Cat. Grafiek - G.J. Nieuwenhuizen Segaar (1930), 7; Ariëns-Volker ill. 147.
= SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXXVII.