2402 - 2563 FOREIGN HISTORY and TOPOGRAPHY, TRAVELS
- A few leaves sl. stained and plates occas. sl. foxed in blank margins; sm. WW II confiscation stamp of the Japanese authorities on htitle. Otherwise fine.
= First and only Dutch edition of this travel account by the German artist Wilhelm Heine (1827-1885), who was selected by Commodore Perry for the post of official artist to accompany him on his expedition to Japan. Cordier, Bibl. Japonica p.517.
= With manuscript dedication "Van den schrijver" on htitle and bookplate of Albert Hahn on upper pastedown.
AND 7 others, i.a. H. VAN STRAELEN, The Japanese woman looking forward (Tokyo, 1940, plates, orig. cl.); H. BEUKERS a.o. (ed.), Leraar onder de Japanners. Brieven van dr. K.W. Gratama betreffende zijn verblijf in Japan 1866-1871 (Amst., 1987, ills., orig. cl. w. dustwr.) and J.G. ROBERTS, Mitsui. Three Centuries of Japanese Business (New York/ Tokyo, 1973, plates, orig. cl. w. dustwtr.).
- Joints sl. worn.
Bishop, J.F. Unbeaten tracks in Japan. A record of travels in the interior including visits to the Aborigines of Yezo and the shrines of Nikkô and Isé. London, G. Newnes, 1900, new ed., XIV,483p., fold. frontisp. map, ills., orig. gilt and dec. cl., a.e.g. - AND 1 other.
= The final vol. w. a contemp. manuscript dedic. on first blank: "Offert par la chambre des Avoué à Mr. Trodoux, conformément à sa décision du 26 Août 1858, Le Présidant de la chambre." Attractively bound set.
= I. Astrolabe 1826-1829; II. Astrolabe and Zélée 1837-1840.
Smith, P.C.F. (ed.). The Journals of Ashley Bowen (1728-1813) of Marblehead. Boston, Colonial Society of Massachusetts, 1973, 2 vols., XXIV,326; VIII,(2),327-737p., 2 col. frontisp., plates, orig. unif. cl. w. dustwr.
= Ashley Bowen was an American sailor who wrote an autobiography. His account gives valuable insight into the life of an 18th century sailor.
AND 4 others, i.a. S.J. HORNSBY and J.G. REID, New England and the Maritime Provinces (London etc., 2005, ills., orig. boards w. dustwr.) and G. WILLIAMS, The Great South Sea. English Voyages and Encounters 1570-1750 (New Haven/ London, 1977, ills., orig. cl. w. dustwr.).
- Bookplate on upper pastedown; libr. stamps of "Nautical College Pangbourne" on first blank. Backstrip dam. and rather clumsily repaired.
= Hakluyt Society, First series, no.13. Rare.
Major, R.H. Early Voyages to Terra Australis, now called Australia (...). Ibid., idem, 1859, XI,(1),CXIX,(1),200p., 5 fold. maps, orig. gilt and blindst. cl.
- Spine-ends dam. = Hakluyt Society, First series, no.25.
AND 5 others in 7 vols. publ. by the same: Hakyluyt Society, Second series, nos. CXI, CXX, CXXI, 144, 145, 185 and 186.
= Second series, vol. 98, 152-155, 158, 163-166, 179 and 180; third series, vol. 8-11; extra series, vol. 41.
AND 2 others publ. by the Linschoten Vereeniging (vol. XVII and XVIII).
- Owner's entry and stamp on title-p.; sl. foxed.
= Interesting account of the wanderings of Fatalla Sayeghir, the arab interpreter and assistant to Monsieur de Lascaris, a spy in Napoléons service. Cf. Gay 3694 (French ed. Brussels, 1835).
- Lacks 18 plates and the textlvs. in 2nd vol.; some plates sl. yellowed/ sl. foxed outside image. Otherwise in fine condition. Without the 3rd vol. "jusquà 1814" (publ. 1862) with 150 plates.
= One of the most influential books on uniformology and the most important work on the French military costume, from the establishment of the first regular troops under Charles VII in 1439 until the French Revolution. Colas 1970; Lipperheide 2311 and 2313; Pohler III, p.538. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XLV.
- Dedication and owner's entry on first blank/ title-p. Spine-ends sl. rubbed. Good/ fine copy.
- Atlas only, without the text; sl. yellowed; a few scattered owner's stamps. Covers sl. stained and soiled; backstrip worn.
- Without the heraldic plate; sl. foxed. Binding chafed and sl. rubbed.
- Vol. 1 w. cancellation stamp and libr. ticket on first free endpaper.
Smith, B. European Vision and the South Pacific. New Haven/ London, Yale Univ. Press, 1985, XIII,(1),370p., (col.) ills., orig. cl. w. dustwr., 4to. - AND 13 others, i.a. B. FRANCIS, The Isles of the Pacific; or, Sketches from the South Seas (London etc., 1883, woodengr. ills., orig. gilt pict. cl., sm. 8vo); T. SUÁREZ, Early Mapping of the Pacific (Singapore, 2004, (col.) ills., orig. boards w. dustwr., 4to); B. ADAMS, The Flowering of the Pacific (Sydney, 1986, (col.) ills., orig. cl. w. dustwr., 4to); T. LUMMIS, Pacific Paradises. The Discovery of Tahiti & Hawaii (Stroud, 2005, plates, orig. cl. w. dustwr.); E.H. McCORMICK, Omai. Pacific Envoy (Auckland/ Oxf., 1977, plates, ills., orig. cl. w. dustwr., sm. 4to) and a lithogr. portrait of Omai.
- Lacks htitle(?); p.33-48 supplied in manuscript.
AND 6 others, 5 by the same, i.a. M.A. PERK, In de Belgische Ardennen (Haarlem, 1882, orig. gilt cl. Bookblock loose); IDEM, De Kozakken te Zwolle en aan de Beneden-IJsseloevers van 13-27 November 1813 (Amst., 1913, orig. wr.) and IDEM, De Nederlandsche Protestantsche Gemeente te Smyrna (Leyden, 1910, orig. wr.).



























