- Formerly folded; closed tear in centre fold. = KVCS (Wijnhoven-Hendriksen) p.839, no.14.
"De onechte zoon, een stuk zo leerzaam als tot vreugd; op Amstels Schouwtooneel gevoerd, tot nuttig speelen, Ziet ge Uw hier stuksgewys, eenvouwig mededeelen; Let op dien braaven zoon, en volg zyn Pad, ô Jeugd! Catchpenny print w. 16 thumbcol. woodcut ills., each w. captions below, "No.38", Amst., J. Wendel, ±1830.
- Formerly folded; sm. holes/ tears in folds; trifle soiled. = KVCS (Rynders) p.811, no.38.
- Somewhat browned. = A counterpart of the portrait of king Willem. KVCS, p. 812.
= Rare. KVCS p.764, no.22.
- Formerly folded; folds strengthened on verso.
= KVCS, p. 812, w. a slightly different title ("nu" instead of "hier").
AND 2 others by the same publisher: "Jan de Wasscher. Jean le Buandier" (KVCS (Brepols), p.728) and "Verschillende bedryven en vermaken" (KVCS (Noman), p.721, no.21).
- Formerly folded.
= Four-line verse, the letters of which are formed by human figures. KVCS p.787.
AND 1 other similar, also framed: "Eert uwen vader en uwe moeder".
- Formerly folded; waterstained.
= Rare. KVCS p.777, no.86. On the infamous French criminal gang leader Cartouche (Louis Dominique Bourguignon, 1693-1721) who was executed on the breaking wheel.
- Formely folded.
= The story of two brothers, who split their ways after the death of their father. One lives a decent life and becomes respectable and the other squanders his inheritance. After a while the destitute brother buys a magic lantern with his last money. He shows his lanter and performs with it at the family home of his brother, who doesn't recognize him. The magic lantern shows the episodes in the life of the squanderous brother. The rich respectable brother finally recognizes his brother and they reconcile their differences. KVCS p.809, no.7 (our copy without number).
= KVCS p.791, no.15.
AND 2 others by the same publisher, showing scenes from the Old Testament (no.105, KVCS, p.793) and various military troops (no.53, KVCS, p.792).
- Formerly folded. = Meyer, p.236, no.B. (H. van Munster en zoon). So-called "Nutsprent".
AND ±60 other catchpenny prints, mostly late 19th cent., some series and publishers: PRENTEN-MAGAZIJN VOOR DE JEUGD (±15x), ZALSMANS PRENTEN, Brepols & Dierickx, Oehmigke & Riemschneider, H.M. van Dorp.
- Sm. hole at intersection of old flattened folds.
= Rare New Year's wish from the wine barrel crane operators.
"Onze hartelyke blydschap by den majestueuse Ingang van het jaar 1808, zegenwenschend vertegenwoordigd, door de gewoone Eerbiedminnende Brand-Ys-Byt-hakkers van de oudberoemde eerstverkooren Koninglyke Residentie-Stad Den Haag (...)." Broadside w. thumbcol. woodcut ill. (11,5x16 cm.) above letterpress text, The Hague, H.C. Susan en zoon, 1808.
- Browned and soiled; paper brittle w. two holes near left edge.
= Rare. Probably the first New Year's wish for the 'Bijthakkers' (ice hole cutters to make water accessible in case of fire) in the Hague.
- Handcol. images sl. shining through; sl. soiled, mostly in margins.
= In total two parts were published. Huiskamp N81; Ki.la.ki.le. 10 B-D; Coll. Caljé-Van Gulik 287; Lust en Leering p.53-54: "Wat de lees-prentenboekjes betreft, vinden we een fraai voorbeeld in twee uitgaven van G. Ypma te Franeker. (...) Deze kleine-middenstandsmoraal ontbreekt in de twee stukjes van het Nieuw Prenteboekje. Zij beslaan elk slechts één aan weerszijden bedrukt vel met zeven sublieme, uit de hand gekleurde houtgravures en bijpassende tekst in allerlei lettertypen (...). Wie het in handen krijgt, verbaast zich dat van een zo fragiel gebruiksboekje überhaupt nog exemplaren bewaard zijn gebleven." The very nice illustrations showing i.a. a beehive, chickens and children in a goat drawn carriage. Including two duplicates.
- Formerly folded. = KVCS 806, U. (Ratelband).
AND 3 others, i.a. by the same: "Vaderlandsche mannen en vrouwen" (KVCS (Ratelband) p.806, H) and "Kindervreugd, of plaatjes voor kleine teekenaars en prentevriendjes. E" (Gron., Oomkens, 1827).
- Mediocre copy: repaired tears and dam. section in lower right corner, w. loss of some letters.
- Soiled in upper margin; a few closed sm. marginal tears. = KVCS, p.749, no.111.
AND 24 other catchpenny prints, various publishers, late 19th cent./ early 20th cent., all Dutch language, mostly fine, i.a. table games, cut out jumping jacks (i.a. father Christmas), i.a. "Baron van Munchhausen als wielrijder" (Pellerin & co.), "Spookhistorien" (Noothoven van Goor), "De wonderlijke draadpop" (Brepols & Dierickx zoon).
- Formerly folded; sl. soiled.
= With various skating scenes and other activities on the ice. KVCS p. 810, no.18.
AND 1 other by the same publisher.
- Formerly folded; sl. frayed; sl. soiled/ stained; sm. section left margin repaired.
= KVCS p.824, no,79. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXVI.
- Both formerly folded; sl. soiled.
= Both (very) rare). Most probably by the same publisher/ printer. On the first print, cf. Buijnsters-Smets, p.222 (collectie J. de Goede); on the 2nd print: Buijjnsters-Smets, p.216 (inv. 18B 100 (Atlas van Stolk)) and p. 103-104, ill. 67.
ADDED: a small manuscript New Years wish, signed "Anna Ypes" and dated "Makkum, den 1 Januarij 1841".
- Both formely folded and w. a few sm. stains.
= Both wreaths in rococo style with inset religious motives and scenes.
- Small wormhole affecting image. = Hollstein 76.
AND 1 other early 16th cent. woodcut (bookillustration?) by monogrammist "D.S".