78 2321 Ornithology Pelt Lechner A A van 
78 2321 Ornithology Pelt Lechner A A van 
78 2321 Ornithology Pelt Lechner A A van 
78 2321 Ornithology Pelt Lechner A A van 
- Both vols. bookplate/ tickets on upper endpapers and title; sl. foxed (hardly affecting plates).
= From the library of L. Coomans de Ruiter. Nissen, IVB 709; Anker 390; Zimmer II, 651; Wood 610: "A beautiful and unusually well-designed work on the eggs of the birds of Holland. The plates consist of separate figures of single eggs mounted in panels with suitable tinted backgrounds, to show their marking and colors." SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXI.
78 2322 Ornithology Réaumur R A F de 
78 2322 Ornithology Réaumur R A F de 
78 2322 Ornithology Réaumur R A F de 
- Both vols. w. bookplate on upper pastedown; occas. sl. (damp)stained/ foxed. Bindings sl. worn; backstrip sl. dam. (restored); top of spine chipped; vol. 2 upper joint starting.
= Nissen, ZBI 3314. On the breeding ovens and breeding of birds, especially chicken.
78 2323 Ornithology Schlegel H 
- Hinges strengthened. Top of spine trifle rubbed.
Oordt, G.J. van and Verwey, J. Voorkomen en trek der in Nederland in het wild waargenomen vogelsoorten. Leyden, E.J. Brill, 1925, X,96p., orig. clothbacked boards.
- Contents loose; interleaved copy.
= From the library of F. Haverschmidt (ornithologist and grandson of "Piet Paaltjens"), with his owner's entry on first blank and annots. throughout.
78 2324 Ornithology Schlegel H 
- Vol.1 lower joint split, strengthened w. sellotape; 2nd issue ticket pasted over contents list on title. Spines sl. rubbed.
= From the library of ornithologist Louis Lucien Brasil (1865-1918), all vols. with his bookplate on upper pastedown.
78 2325 Ornithology Schlegel H 
78 2325 Ornithology Schlegel H 
- Occas. trifle foxed. Spine-ends rubbed. = Nissen, IVB 830; Anker 445; Zimmer p.556 (note).
Snouckaert van Schauburg, R.C.E.G.J. Avifauna Neerlandica. Lijst der tot dusverre in Nederland in wilden staat waargenomen Vogelsoorten. Leeuw., Meijer & Schaafsma, 1908, 160,(2)p., 12 handcol. lithogr. plates after T. CSÖRGEY, contemp. hmor., 4to.
- Spine sunned. = Nissen, IVB 883; Zimmer II, p.596.
78 2326 Ornithology Seebohm H 
78 2326 Ornithology Seebohm H 
= Nissen, IVB 849; Anker 457; Zimmer II, p.570. Fine copy.
78 2327 Ornithology Selous E 
78 2327 Ornithology Selous E 
78 2327 Ornithology Selous E 
- Occas. trifle foxed. Spine-ends sl. worn.
= From the library of J.P. Thijsse, with his bookplate on upper pastedown. With loosely inserted short AUTOGRAPH SIGNED LETTER from the author to "My dear Mr. Thijsse" (pen and ink, dated "March 25th 1906", 1 fold. leaf).
Oordt, G.J. van and Verwey, J. Voorkomen en trek der in Nederland in het wild waargenomen vogelsoorten. Leyden, E.J. Brill, 1925, X,96p., orig. clothbacked boards.
- Upper hinge weak; interleaved w. num. annots.
= From the libraries of J.P. Thijsse and prof. Jacob Heimans, with their bookplates on upper pastedown/ first free endpaper (and w. their annots.?).
AND 1 other: K. BISSCHOP VAN TUINEN, Naamlijst van vogels, welke in Nederland in den wilden staat zijn waargenomen (Zwolle, 1892, orig. wr.).
78 2328 Ornithology Snouckaert van Schauburg R C E G J 
78 2328 Ornithology Snouckaert van Schauburg R C E G J 
= Nissen, IVB 883; Zimmer II, p.596.
Verheyen, R.K. Oologia Belgica. Ed. R.F. Verheyen. Brussels, Kon. Belg. Inst. voor Natuurwetenschappen, 1967, 2 vols., text vol.: 334,(2)p., num. plates of birds, orig. wr.; plate vol.: 72 (col.) plates of eggs by PAUL DE VREE, loose as issued in portfolio. Balen, J.C.F. van. De Eieren van Onze Vogels. Handleiding voor Verzamelaars. Deventer, H.P. ter Braak, n.d. (1909), 132p., 6 col. plates, contemp. (sl. foxed) hcl. - AND 6 others.
78 2329 Ornithology Temminck C J 
78 2329 Ornithology Temminck C J 
- All vols. first/ last few lvs. sl. foxed.
= Nissen, IVB 931; Anker 501: "(...) the main part of the text had been published previously by Mme Knip in the first volume of the work "Les Pigeons" (...). Unknown to Temminck and without his consent this lady artist had altered the title, thus bestowing on herself the main honour for the work, which she altered in other ways, too. For the text of Vols. II and III, dealing with gallinaceous birds, Temminck had had 160 figures made by Prêtre. It was his intention to publish these together with the text in folio-format as a sequal to his work on pigeons; but on account of the controversy with Mme Knip Temminck decided to issue the work in the present smaller format".
78 2330 Ornithology Theuriet A 
78 2330 Ornithology Theuriet A 
- Prize and catalogue entry mounted on first free endpaper. Backstrip sunned.
= Nissen, NB 934.
Michelet, J. The Bird. London, T. Nelson and Sons, 1883, new ed., XII,(2),13-350p., 210 woodengr. ills. by H. GIACOMELLI, contemp. polished calf by RELFE BROTHERS w. gilt border, richly gilt spine w. mor. letterpiece, gilt inside dentelles, large 8vo.
- Covers sl. waterstained.
AND 1 other in 2 vols.
78 2331 Ornithology Thienemann F A L ed 
78 2331 Ornithology Thienemann F A L ed 
78 2331 Ornithology Thienemann F A L ed 
- Three plates lower outer corner sl. creased; textp. foxed/ occas. sl. yellowed; new endpapers.
= Nissen, IVB 935; Anker 506. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXI.
78 2332 Ornithology Zinanni G 
78 2332 Ornithology Zinanni G 
78 2332 Ornithology Zinanni G 
- Upper pastedown/ frontisp./ title w. owner's entry/ annots.; final 2 plates and endpapers trifle wormholed (not affecting image). Binding stained and sl. wormholed.
= Nissen, IVB 1031; Anker 161. From the library of antique dealer Robert Washington Oates (1874-1958), with his bookplate on upper pastedown. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXII.
78/2333 Pharmacopoeia Pharmacopoea Svecica Una cum Pharmacopoea Pauperum Holmensi 
- Bookplate on upper pastedown; 2nd work sl. browned. Corners bumped.
78 2334 Philibert J C 
78 2334 Philibert J C 
78 2334 Philibert J C 
78 2334 Philibert J C 
- Spine-ends chipped; sl. rubbed. = Nice celestial plates and one plate of a whirlwind.
78/2335 Physiognomy Le Lavater portatif ou Précis de l'Art de connaître les Hommes Par les traits du Visage / Le Lavater des dames l'art de connoitre les femmes sur leur Physionomie Suivi d'un E
78/2335 Physiognomy Le Lavater portatif ou Précis de l'Art de connaître les Hommes Par les traits du Visage / Le Lavater des dames l'art de connoitre les femmes sur leur Physionomie Suivi d'un E
78/2335 Physiognomy Le Lavater portatif ou Précis de l'Art de connaître les Hommes Par les traits du Visage / Le Lavater des dames l'art de connoitre les femmes sur leur Physionomie Suivi d'un E
- Occas. sl. foxed in margins (occas. affecting plates). Joints and corners sl. worn.
= Interesting collection of "pocketguides" for physiognomists, used in public places to find out other people's character on the basis of physiognomy. "Lavater was the last of the physiognomists. (...) His work was very influential on portraiture." (Garrison/ Morton).
78 2336 Physiognomy Lavater J C 
- Lacks 2 plates; quires D-H in vol. 4 misbound; occas. sl. yellowed. Bindings rubbed and sl. worn.
= Goedeke IV, 1, p.264; Schulte-Strathaus 77c; Kippenberg I, 581; BMN II, p.39. The charming decoration for this work, vignettes and larger and smaller plates and illustrations, was newly executed by J.R. Schellenberg, R. Brichtet, J. Hegi, J. Heidegger and others. The text was selected by Lavater himself from parts of his monumental first German edition (Leipsic, 1775), revised under his supervision and translated into Dutch by Joh. W. van der Haar.
78 2337 Picard J 
- Partly yellowed; a few quires wormholed in inner margin. = Important work on geodesy.
78 2338 Planck M 
- Bookblock shaken. Joints splitting.
= ANNOTATED COPY by PAUL EHRENFEST on p.15, p.148-154 and p.176f in pencil and pen and ink.
78 2339 Planck M 
= With owner's entry by PAUL EHRENFEST on title in pen and ink and some leaves ANNOTATED in pencil by the same.
78 2340 Psychology and psycho analysis Alibert J L 
78 2340 Psychology and psycho analysis Alibert J L 
- Sl. foxed; both vols. w. library ticket on upper pastedown; annot. in red pencil on both first free endpapers. Small paper tickets mounted on frontcovers.
= Alibert (1766-1837) was revered as the leading dermatologist of his generation. He was physician to Louis XVIII and famous across Europe for this teaching. This work, one of his few forays outside dermatology, concerns the psychology of emotions and gives historical and contemporary examples. Rare edition.