= I.a. The Bear Press, Burgart-Presse, Ernst-Engel-Presse, Kranich Verlag, Raamin-Presse and Sisiphos-Presse.

= Cees ANDRIESSEN, (Untitled)/ (Untitled) (2 tinted (in red and in grey-blue) woodcuts, 55,7x18/ 33x39 cm., atached to paper mounts, both woodcuts signed, dated "1998" and numb. in pencil), each with autograph signed poem by ANNA ENQUIST ("Excursie I " and "Excursie II");

Hans ANDRINGA, "Even"/ "De merel" (2 etchings with some watercolour, both 27x20,7 cm., both etchings signed, dated, numb. and "ets/ aquarel" in pencil), each with autograph signed poem by EVA GERLACH ("Ontwaken" (vaguely foxed) and "Even");

Sjoerd BAKKER, (Untitled)/ (Untitled) (2 col. etchings with aquatint, both ±28x15,7 cm., both etchings signed "Ed. Sjoerd Bakker", dated and numb. in pencil, with artist's stamp in red), each with autograph signed poem by TH.A. SONTROP ("Wat wit is, rond en kwetsbaar (...)" and "Wie rood is, zwaar gepanserd (...)");

Dick CASSÉE, (Untitled)/ (Untitled) (2 col. screenprints, each 49,7x14,7 cm., screenprints attached to paper mount, signed "Cassée 98" and numb. in pencil on the mount), each with autograph signed poem by HENK J. BERNLEF ("Kleuren tussen alle kleuren in (...)" and "De bleke berk staart ontbladerd (...)");

Herman GORDIJN, (Untitled)/ (Untitled) (2 etchings in brown, 29,7x23,3/ 29,2x23,6 cm., both etchings signed "Herman Gordijn" and numb. in pencil), each with autograph signed poem by GERRIT KOMRIJ ("Alles blijft" and "Waar ik van hou");

Diana VAN HAL, "De komst van de Koning"/ "Nikè" (2 col. relief prints, 27,5x16/ 26,8x16 cm., both signed "Diana van Hal 98", titled and numb. in pencil), each with autograph signed poem by JAN EIJKELBOOM ("De komst van de Koning" and "Nikè (fragment)");

Frans DE JONG, (Untitled)/ (Untitled) (2 col. stencilprints, both 49x31,5 cm., both prints signed "Frans de Jong" and numb. in pencil), each with autograph signed poem by RUTGER KOPLAND ("Het dal" and "Een zeug vertelt");

Reinier LUCASSEN, "Praag Bild 998"/ "Prg en Bild 2 998" (2 etchings, both 28,3x21,6 cm., both etchings signed, "Lucassen 98" and numb. in pencil, both titled in the plate), each with autograph poem by H.H. TER BALKT ("De houtkist" and "Tycho Brahe");

Theo NIERMEIJER, (Untitled)/ (Untitled) (2 watercolours/ gouaches, both 56x39,8 cm., both monogrammed "T.N.'98" in pencil), each with autograph signed poem by SIMON VINKENOOG ("Op mijn handschrift" and "Intiem");

Rinke NIJBURG, "Het slotakkoord"/ "Dubbele grote morgen" (2 handcol. etchings, both ±17,7x23,5 cm., both signed "Rinke Nijburg", both titled, "1998" and numb. in pencil), each with autograph signed poem by REMCO CAMPERT ("Schietgebed" and "Is het er?");

Vincent VAN OJEN, (Untitled) (Untitled) (2 col. woodcuts, both 37x27,2 cm., both woodcuts signed "v Ojen 98" and numb. in pencil), each with autograph signed poem by ED LEEFLANG ("Donor" and "Van onbekend merk");

Wim T. SCHIPPERS, (Untitled)/ (Untitled) (2 col. serigraphs (1x w. collage), 40,1x28/ 41x29,2 cm., both attached to mount and both prints signed "Wim T. Schippers", dated and numb. in pencil), each with autograph signed poem by HUGO CLAUS ("D'r" (sm. stain) and "Polonaise");

Ronald TOLMAN, (Untitled)/ (Untitled) (2 col. etchings with aquatint, both 23,5x20 cm., both signed "Roland Tolman", dated and numb. in pencil), each with autograph poem by ESTHER JANSMA ("Raam in de lucht" and "Europa");

Frits WOUDSTRA, (Untitled)/ (Untitled) (2 col. etchings, 39,2x24,8/ 38,9x24,7 cm., both signed and numb. in pencil), each with autograph signed poem by KEES VAN KOOTEN ("Verrekijken" and "Zien te bekijken").

79/1448 Grafika '98 A Shared Memory Introd L Feldek

79/1448 Grafika '98 A Shared Memory Introd L Feldek

79/1448 Grafika '98 A Shared Memory Introd L Feldek

= One of 30 Roman numb. copies of "author's prints". Contains works by i.a. A. BORN, O. KULHÁNEK and V. SUCHÁNEK.

79 1450 Gregynog Press Edwards O M

79 1450 Gregynog Press Edwards O M

- Fine.

= One of 15 lettered copies bound in full blue goatskin by Alan Wood after a design by Davis Beckers: frontcover w. gilt dec. of a butterfly and spine w. gilt floral decoration, blue suede mirrors, in orig. blue cl. dropback box, lined w. blue felt, w. gilt goatskin title-piece on spine. Welsh children's songs, collected by Sir Owen M. Edwards, who regarded these nursery rhymes as an important part of the Welsh literary heritage.

79 1451 Gregynog Press Hermes G

- Fine.

= One of 50 copies comprising the complete series of wood engravings (the other 50 copies of the prints were sold separately), together with a new edition of W.H. Davies' The Lovers' Song-book (ibid., idem, 1993, 18,(2)p., printed in black and red in 350 numb. copies (50), orig. wr., narrow folio). "Gertrude Hermes [1901-1983] made her first wood engravings in 1922 and soon established herself as one of the leading British wood engravers of the time. In 1930 her husband, Blair Hughes-Stanton, was appointed resident artist at the Gregynog Press and the family moved to Wales in the autumn of that year. (...). Hermes made only six engravings for a Gregynog edition of The Natural History of Selborne, which in the end was never published, and she had left Gregynog by March 1932. The first book on which Hughes-Stanton worked was a collection of thirty poems by W. H. Davies called The Lover's Song-book. This book was printed but again it was never published. In 1933 the Press commissioned Gertrude Hermes to illustrate the same volume and she made ten engravings which were met with a mixed response and once again the Directors of the Press resolved not to use them. Now, for the first time, this important group of engravings is published in a limited edition (...)" [introd.]. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XLIV.

79/1452 Hahnemühle Lot of 9 works

- One vol. top of spine dam.

= I.a. G.T. DI LAMPEDUSA, Die Sirene. Transl. C. Birnbaum (1967); R. VON VOLKMANN-LEANDER, Der alte Koffer und andere Geschichten (1969); M. ELIADE, Nächte in Serampore (1975); VOLTAIRE, Zadig oder das Schicksal. Transl. I. Lehmann (1976) and A. DAUDET, Lettres de mon moulin/ Briefe aus meiner Mühle (1977, French and German text).

79 1453 Halcyon Press Byron G G Lord

- Bookplate on upper pastedown; free endpapers browned as usual. = The Halcyon Press 8; Van Dijk 217.

79 1459 Hecke F van

79 1459 Hecke F van

- First and final blanks trifle foxed. Wrappers frayed and sl. soiled; spine-ends sl. dam.

= Copy printed on handmade Roma-paper. With manuscript signed dedication by G.H. 's-Gravesande (pseud. of G.H. Pannekoek) to Jan Greshoff: "Voor Jan dit boek dat hij verzorgde, maar waarvan hij geen exemplaar meer bezit, van zijn ouden vriend Hein. Kijkduin, 14 Juni 1933". And with manuscript signed dedication by Jan Greshoff: "Hein Pannekoek weet, als ik, dat dit boek thuis hoort in de collectie van den Grooten Kenner en Minnaar van het Boek: Bob Nijkerk. Voor Bob op zijn veertigste verjaardag [sign.]".

79 1460 Hemar M

79 1460 Hemar M

- A few scattered sm. stamps and annots. in col. pencil and pen; last few lvs. w. browned inner margins; new endpapers. Remnants of paper tickets on backcover; board edges sl. rubbed.

= With AUTOGRAPH SIGNED DEDICATION to Ostap Ortwin (Polish Jewish literary critic, murdered by the nazis in 1942) on htitle and w. the latter's owner's entry on title-p.

79 1461 Hermans W F Milosz O V de L

79 1461 Hermans W F Milosz O V de L

= Van Pulp tot Pléiade WFH 227.01; Janssen/ Van Stek 478.

79 1463 Heuvelpers Fromentin E

= With the orig. prospectuses loosely inserted.

79 1464 Heuvelpers Heine H

= With the orig. prospectus loosely inserted. Heuvelpers no. 2; printed with use of De Roos' Meidoorn-type.