2402 - 2563 FOREIGN HISTORY and TOPOGRAPHY, TRAVELS
= Enhanced facs. reprint of the ed. London, 1813 [= 1814].
- Loosening; needs rebinding; frayed and fingersoiled.
= Extremely rare first (and only?) Dutch translation of John Oxley's Journals of two expeditions into the interior of New South Wales ... 1817-1818 (first publ. London, 1820). Ferguson 835; cf. Wantrup, p.180-184: "(...) the foundation work in the field of Australian inland exploration and the first detailed description of the interior of New South Wales."
- Bookblock sl. warped. = Facs. reprint of the ed. London, 1904.
Ashley-Montagu, M.F. Coming into being among the Australian Aborigines. Introd. B. Malinowski. London, G. Routledge & Sons, 1937, 1st ed., XXXV,(1),362p., plates, orig. cl. w. dustwr. - AND 6 others, i.a. S.D. PORTEUS, The Psychology of a Primitive People. A Study of the Australian Aborigine (London, 1931, 1st ed., plates, orig. cl.); B. HILL, Broken Song. T.G.H. Strehlow and Aboriginal Possession (Milsons Point, 2002, plates, orig. boards w. dustwr.) and I. CLENDINNEN, Dancing with Strangers. The True History of the Meeting of the British First Fleet and the Aboriginal Australians, 1788 (Edinb. etc., 2005, col. plates, orig. cl. w. dustwr.).
- The map trifle creased. Without the dustwr.
= Rare unparalleled standard work on the poetic heritage of the aboriginal people of central Australia and one of the most significant books ever published on Australian anthropology.
= Facs. reprint of the ed. London, 1789.
Bonyhady, T. (introd. and ed.). The Skottowe Manuscript. Thomas Skottowe's Select Specimens from Nature of the Birds Animals &c. &c. of New South Wales. Chippendale/ Potts Point, David El Press/ Hordnern House, 1988, 2 vols., text vol.: 78,(1)p., ills.; facs. vol.: num. col. facs. plates, printed in 550 numb. copies, orig. unif. cl. w. mounted title-piece, slipcase, 4to. - AND 5 other facs. editions, i.a. J. LE MAIRE, Mirror of the Australian Navigation (Sydney, 1999, (col.) plates/ ills., orig. boards, 4to) and J.F.G. DE LA PÉROUSE, Voyage round the World (...). Charts and Plates (Amst./ New York, 1968, (fold. maps and plates, orig. rexine, folio. Without the text vols. Bibliotheca Australiana 29).
- Vol. 1 lacks part of htitle. Bindings w. a few sm. chafed spots.
AND 1 other: M. VAN HASSELT, Belgique et Hollande (Paris, 1844, steelengr. title, fold. map and 58 plates, contemp. gilt hmor.).
- Bookplate on upper pastedown; 1 plate loose. Upper joint splitting at both ends; boardedges sl. rubbed.
= Contains views of i.a. Aachen, Aix-la-Chapelle, Andernach, Antwerp (3x), Brussels (6x), Eppstein, Frankfurt, Huy (2x), Königstein, Liège (2x), Mechlin, Namur, Nassau (2x), Spa, Verviers, Wiesbaden.
AND 1 other: KAMPEN, N.G. VAN, The history and topography of Holland and Belgium. Transl. W.G. Fearnside (Paris, ±1840, steelengr. title, fold. map and 61 plates, contemp. gilt blindst. cl.).
- Lacks 22 maps; waterst. almost throughout; sl. foxed. Binding worn along extremities; joints split.
- Lacks plate 45; sl. foxed. Leather over joints chafed.
- A few lvs. sl. foxed/ browned. Backstrip soiled. = Van Doorninck I, 179.
- Lacks 1 plan; occas. foxed/ sl. browned/ some marginal waterdam. Boardedges and spine-ends trifle rubbed.
- Plates occas. sl. foxed; sm. closed tear in inner margin of fold. map. Otherwise fine and attractively bound.
ADDED: 4 others on The Netherlands (incl. 2 incompl./ waterst. vols.), i.a. F.M. MARCHANT-DE-BEAUMONT, Beauté de l'histoire de la Hollande et des Pays-Bas (Paris, 1823, 6 engr. plates, contemp. gilt hcalf w. orange mor. letterpiece, sm. 8vo. Good copy).
- Trifle yellowed; a few scattered foxed spots. Boardedges and spine rubbed; cl. over spine partly dam.
= Rare. This work describes a journey in northern France (Dunkerque and Lille), Belgium and the Dutch province of Limburg (Maastricht). With plates showing the façades of the city halls in i.a. Lille, Maastricht, Antwerp, Brussels and Ypres, as well as a panoramic view of the 'Paleis der natie' in Brussels and Manneken Pis. Also contains a plan of the canal of St. Quentin with a view of the ship tunnel of Riqueval (which had just been built, by order of Napoleon) and the source of the Scheldt.
- Lacks 2 plates. Joints and spine-ends rubbed.
AND 2 others: M. COHEN STUART, Uit Scandinavië (Utr., 1877, lithogr. frontisp., contemp. hmor.) and E. NIJLAND, Japan en de Japanneezen (Nijkerk, 1902, plates, orig. cl.).
- Sl. foxed and yellowed; htitle and final lvs. browned and sl. brittle.
= Howes L5; Palau 129302; Sabin 38450.

































