79 2965 Maritime history Brandt G 
- One text leaf w. large tear; sl. yellowed/ browned; some foxing. Vellum sl. darkened/ stained; joints splitting.
= Cat. NHSM p.844. The most important old source on the famous Dutch admiral.
79 2966 Maritime history Doubeden de Rouville Mme 
79 2966 Maritime history Doubeden de Rouville Mme 
79 2966 Maritime history Doubeden de Rouville Mme 
- Foxed. Corners sl. worn; covers trifle stained.
= Remarkable copy in deluxe binding of an extremely rare account of the shipwreck of La Jeune Sophie, due to a fire of its cargo of vitriol, on its journey from Le Havre to the Caribbean. The survivors split into two parties: a group that stayed on the deserted island of Trinidad, and a group that set out in a lifeboat to Rio de Janeiro. Both parties survived the disaster and returned to France. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXXIII.
79 2967 Maritime history Hagen S van der 
- Both fingersoiled, creased, sl. frayed and dogeared.
= Tiele, Mémoire p.232 and 203; Tiele 81 (8 and 9); Landwehr, VOC 250 (8 and 9). Part of Commelin's collection of voyages.
AND 1 other from the same work, also without binding.
79 2968 Maritime history Hoeufft J D 
- Owner's entry on first free endpapers; sm. owner's stamp on a few prel. lvs. Bindings soiled and worn at extremities. A good, untrimmed copy.
= The second vol. consists of appendices. Rare. Not in Cat. NHSM.
79 2969 Maritime history Kinsbergen J H van 
- Owner's entry on first free endpaper. Upper joint split (holding on cords); lower joint splitting at ends; spine-ends sl. dam.
= Cat. NHSM p.447.
Hall, M.C. van. Het leven en karakter van den Admiraal Jhr. Jan Hendrik van Kinsbergen. Amst., J. Müller, 1841, XXVI,(2)340,(2)p., engr. portrait and 7 plates w. facs. of signatures, orig. publ. boards.
- Frontwr. stained in upper corner. Backstrip dam. = Cat. NHSM p.848.
AND 1 other: H. DOUGLAS, Verhandeling over de zee-artillerie. Dutch transl. and ed. H.A. Gobius (Vlissingen, 1839, 3 fold. lithogr. plates, fold. letterpress table, contemp. hmor.).
79 2970 Maritime history Loosjes Pz A 
- Title-p. sl. dustsoiled. Binding soiled and worn/ rubbed. = Cat. NHSM p.466.
ADDED 3 others: ORDONNANTIE en Vragtlyst Op het Veer tussche Rotterdam en Alkmaar (Rott., 1776, without wr., 4to); NIEUWE ORDONNANTIE voor de Veerschippers van Nieuwendam na Amsterdam enz. (n.pl., 1805, interleaved copy, contemp. plain wr.) and J.C. DE JONGE, Over den oorsprong der Nederlandsche vlag (The Hague/ Amst., 1831, orig. wr.).
79/2971 Maritime history Missive en Memorie door Zyne Hoogheid den Heere Prince van Orange en Nassau aan hun hoog mogende op den 7 October 1782 overgegeven Houdende een gedetailleerde opening van 
- Covers sl. worn along extremities and at corners. Otherwise fine.
BOUND WITH: Bylaagen behoorende tot de Missive en Memorie door Zyne Hoogheid den Heere Prince van Orange en Nassau aan hun hoog mogende op den 7 October 1782 overgegeven (...). N.pl., n.publ., (1783), 48, 97-213p.
- Lacks p.49-96.
BOUND WITH: Bylaagen gehoorende tot het vervolg van de Missive en Memorie door Zyne Hoogheid den Heere Prince van Orange en Nassau aan hun hoog mogende op den 7. October 1782 overgegeven. (...). N.pl., n.publ., (1783), 202p., 2 (1x fold.) tables.
79 2972 Maritime history Scheffer j 
79 2972 Maritime history Scheffer j 
- Lacks one engr. plate; one other engr. plate doubled and left margin trimmed to the borderline; sl. yellowed/ age-toned almost throughout. Vellum trifle stained.
= Cat. NHSM p.743; Lipsius/ Leitzmann 351. Interesting account on warships of antiquity. The woodcuts depicting ships, apparatus and equipment, but also coins and medallions. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXXIII.
79 2973 Maritime history Westerveen A 
- Yellowed (occas. sl. browned) almost throughout.
= Important collection of ordonnances on maritime and commercial law, translated here for the first time into Dutch. Although the ordonnances first appeared in print in Barcelona in 1494, they soon became into force across the Mediterranean Sea. In Northern Europe they were used as a supplementary law, but also as a major source for maritime legislation in various countries. The second part contains the Ordinacions de tot vexell qui armara per anar en cors e de tota armada ques faca per mar (entirely in Catalan). Goldsmiths 4054; Kress 2415.
79 2974 Marnix van St Aldegonde Ph van 
- Hinges weak; last ±40 lvs. waterst. in lower part. Vellum sl. soiled.
79 2975 Marnix van St Aldegonde Ph van 
- Hinges weak; owner's entries on first free endpaper and first blank; partly sl. browned.
79 2976 Marnix van St Aldegonde Ph van 
- One leaf portion of upper blank margin torn off. Vellum on spine sl. soiled.
= De Vries 437.
79 2977 Martinet J F 
79 2977 Martinet J F 
79 2977 Martinet J F 
- Lacks 1 plate in first vol. according to the binder's instructions. Otherwise appears to be complete (contents
not collated). All vols. w. bookplate on upper pastedown; occas. trifle/ sl. foxed/ stained. Bindings sl. rubbed/ worn (mostly paper over covers). A fine set.
= Haitsma Mulier/ Van der Lem 325b; BNK 1136: "Bestemd voor volwassenen en oudere jeugd".
79 2978 Massillon J B 
79 2978 Massillon J B 
- Extremities and letterpieces sl. worn. A good, attractive set.
= Comprises: 1. Sermons. Panégyriques (1763). 2. Sermons. Mystères (1763); 3. Conférences et discours synodaux sur les principaux devoirs des ecclésiastiques (3 vols., 1764); 4. Sentimens d'une âme touchée de Dieu, tirés des Pseaumes de David; ou Paraphrase morale de plusieurs pseaumes en forme de prière (2 vols., 1764). 5. Sermons. Carême (part 2 only, 1 of 3 vols., 1764); 6. Sermons. Petit carême (1768).
79 2979 Medemblik Burger van Schoorel D 
- Second part browned in outer blank margin, occas. waterstained and final lvs. w. some sm. repairs made w. scotch tape.
= Nijhoff/ Van Hattum 59 and 63.
79 2980 Melanchton P and Peucerus C 
- Vol.1 lacks 1 quire (R1-8); partly yellowed/ browned; bookplate on upper pastedown. Top of spine dam.; lacks ties.
= "[Johann] Carion's Chronicles became an important work in Lutheran and more generally Protestant millenarian thought. From an original that was indeed by Carion, it was completely rewritten in its Latin version at the hands of Melanchthon, and others. With Joachim Camerarius, Melanchthon and other Lutheran humanist scholars changed what was a traditional chronicle into a Reformation narrative of the Middle Ages. After Melanchthon's death, Caspar Peucer continued to edit it." (source: Wikipedia).
WITH THE CONTINUATION: Bor, P. Het Seste Deel van Chronycke Carionis: Inhoudende de Voor-naemste ende Ghedenckweerdighste saken ende Gheschiedenissen (...), de welcke (...) in tijde van Vrede ende Oorloge, te Water ende te Lande geschiet zijn, in de voornaemste deelen des gheheelen Aertbodems, zedert den aenvanck van de Regieringe des Groot-machtigen Rodolphi de II. (...) tot den overlyden van Matthias den I (...) den 20. Martij 1619 (...). Amst., M. Colijn, 1632, 6 parts in 1 vol., (12),128; 140; 104; 104; 147[= 159]; 192,(59)p., woodcut printer's mark on title-p., contemp. vellum unif. w. the preceding, folio.
- The final three leaves of the index dam. (w. loss of words); bookplate on upper pastedown. Vellum lacks ties. Otherwise fine.
79 2981 Mendelssohn M 
- A few quires sl. browned; occas. foxed. = Goedeke IV, p.488, 8.
79 2982 Mennonites Abrahamsz de Haan G 
- Lacks pastedowns; sm. stamp on verso title-p. A fine copy.
= Warranted by the editor. Springer/ Klassen 4664.
79 2983 Mennonites Blaupot ten Cate S 
- Most maps sl. browned; occas. (sl.) foxed.
79 2984 Mennonites Bontemps P 
- Upper hinge sl. weak; a few contemp. annots.; trifle yellowed.
= Van der Haar, Schatkamer B316. Pierre Bontemps was a pastor of the French Reformed Church in Haarlem.