- Library and cancellation stamps on htitle and title; foxed. Upper joint starting. Binding sl. rubbed.
= Nijhoff/ Van Hattum 159.
- Without the map. Paper over backcover of vol. 2 chafed. Otherwise very fine.
= Comprises profiles of Deventer, Hasselt, Kampen, Swartsluis and Zwolle and 4 townviews of Deventer.
- Trifle foxed. Top of spine dam.; corners showing; rubbed spots on covers.
= Rare. Howgego W41; Cat. NHSM p.233; Cox II, p.202f. The first Dutch edition. In 1783 the East India Packet Antelope under command of Henry Wilson, ran onto a reef near one of the Palau Islands, a previously unexplored group of islands, and was wrecked. The crew reached shore and were well treated by the natives. From the wreck they built a small boat in which they managed to get to Macau, taking with them Prince Lee Boo, the son of king Abba Thule. Lee Boo soon died of smallpox in England.
= Cf. Scheepers I, 144 (4 works bound in one vol., two of which are contained in the present work). From the library of V. de la Montagne.
- Occas. yellowed/ sl. browned and stained; all. vols. sm. bookseller's ticket on upper pastedown. Spines cracking and sl. rubbed.
= 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.
Idem. Handleiding tot de physionomiekunde. Dordrecht, A. Blussé en Zoon, 1780/ 1782, 2 vols., 247,(1); VI,242,(4)p., 2 diff. engr. title-vignettes, 8 plates and 15 ills., all (silhouette-) portraits, contemp. unif. vellum.
- Uncut copy; vague waterstain in lower margin throughout; title w. remnant of bookplate (incl. glue stains).
= Very rare. A second part was published in the same year with the same title. Buisman 2332; Waller 1760; Scheepers II 286; Muller 217: ""Een weinig Morale met zeer boert vermengd", zegt de voorrede, en dat "omdat men zo veele droevige en drooge Moralisten op de baan ziet komen": een steek op de vertoogen der Spectators".
- A few plates sl. creased on folds; second part p.34-62 sl. waterstained in upper outer corner. Vellum trifle stained.
= From the library of Bob Luza. Buisman 26; this ed. not in Muller/ De Vries/ Scheepers.
- Partly waterstained in upper blank margin; contemp. annots. on 2nd blank.
- Title waterstained and repaired on verso w. very thin fibres; waterstained throughout
= This edition not in the usual reference works. Cf. Buisman 114; cf. Muller, America 2131; cf. Waller 218; cf. Scheepers II, 1026 (all ed. 1662); Muller 839/840 (other eds.); "Klaas Compaan was een zeer populaire figuur in de 17e eeuw. Na jarenlange rooftochten, kreeg hij pardon van de Staten, en eindigde zijn leven aan de Zaan, waar hij zijn geroofde schatten grootendeels weêr verloor". The first book on piracy ever published. First published in 1659 it became an immediate success which went through many editions in the 17th and 18th centuries. Now all these editions are scarce, but especially the 17th cent. editions (1659, 1662, 1675 and 1688) are hardly ever found on the market. The legendary Claes Gerritsz. Compaen (1587-±1656) was born in Oostzaan, The Netherlands. He was a tremendously daring pirate who was pardoned by the Dutch government to persuade him to retire. He returned to Oostzaan and lived some peaceful 20 years spending the enormous fortunes obtained at sea.
- Good copy. = Buisman 2383; Waller 1806; Muller 117; Scheepers II, 788. Rare.
= Owner's entry of M. Buisman on first free endpaper. Buisman 181 and 183 (calling for 6 prel. leaves); Schuytvlot, Coornhert 1522-1590, 71a. Rare edition.
- Bookplate of G. Stuiveling on upper pastedown. A very fine copy.
= Scheepers II, 78; Waller 291. Rare.
- Title browned; new endpapers.
= Verhoeven/ Verkruijsse, Bibliografie Bontekoe 1810-1830-01: "Deze druk (...) afficheert zich voor het eerst op de titelpagina als een autobiografie: 'zaken my wedervaren'. Ook het Voorberigt is ondertekend met Willem Ysbrantsz Bontekoe!". Buisman 261; Cordier III, 2337; Landwehr, VOC 401; Sabin 6337; The Children's World of Learning 2046.
- Final 2 leaves trifle waterstained in lower outer corner. Vellum wrinkled; lower outer corner of backcover sl. dam. A (very) fine copy, complete, with the errors and omissions in pagination as given by De Vries.
= From the library of H. Boekenoogen. Waller 327; Scheepers I, 340; De Vries, Emblemata 4; cat. R.W.P. de Vries 108. Rare (like all editions) Dutch translation of the famous "Narrenschiff" (Ship of Fools) by Sebastiaan Bran(d)t. The illustrations from old blocks mostly from the Basle 1494 edition, also including some from the Strasbourg edition in white on a black ground.
= Provenance: Garmt Stuiveling (bookplate on upper pastedown). Very fine copy.
- Lacks 6 final lvs.; upper hinge weak; title strengthened along inner margin; bookblock shaken.
= Reissue of the first edition, Middelburg 1657. Verkruijsse, Descr. auteursbibl. 1058 and 1059; cf. Scheepers I, 92 (ed. 1660, Middelburg). From the library of M. Buisman w. his owner's entry and annots. on prelim. lvs.
- A few leaves (incl. engr. title) cut sl. short. Vellum of frontcover dam. in upper outer corner.
= Buisman 324. With at the end a list of words from thieves language, with their meaning. Very rare.
- Sl. yellowed/ fingersoiled/ waterstained; lacks first free endpaper; upper hinge broken but holding on cords. Vellum sl. darkened.
= Scheepers I, 412 ("zeldzaam"); cf. Waller 435 (2nd enl. ed., 1766). Collection of riddles and epitaphs on various professions.
- From the library of J.W. Six and C.H.A. Kruyskamp w. their bookplates on upper pastedown. Lacks mor. letterpiece; gilding on backstrip partly worn off; corners showing. Contents fine.
= The extremely rare first Dutch translation of The Fortunes and Misfortunes of the Famous Moll Flanders, first published in London in 1722. No copy offered appeared in auction in the last 50 years. Buisman 449 and 1427; Waller 1081; Mateboer 996.
- Partly waterstained; bookblock shaken; two later owner's entries on first free endpaper. Vellum soiled; dam. at top of spine.
= Third Dutch translation. Muller 46. Rare.