2047 - 2618 OLD and RARE BOOKS
- Upper hinge weak; paper strip w. typescript annot. pasted onto (sl. dam.) lower pastedown.
= Hallmarks: 2e gehalte, with year mark of 1825. Probably owned by Teuntje Harmen Post (1793-1853), as annotated on verso of the loosely inserted gelatin silverprint postcard of her niece Teuntje Schotanus-Post.
- Partly waterst.; sl. yellowed and foxed. Sm. stain on frontcover.
= Probably intended as an engagement or wedding gift.
= Binding in pristine condition. In contemp. velvet lined board box. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXI.
- Binding trifle rubbed at extremities.
AND 1 other similar, also bound in a richly gilt dec. mor. binding by an anonymous bookbinder, a.e.g.: A. HELMIG VAN DER VEGT, Eene assurantie-studie (Amst., 1870).
- Without vols. 1 and 2 and without the prize; some foxing; final text leaf vol. 3 sticking to final blank. Bindings trifle stained; lacks ties.
= Spoelder 9.
- Contents occas. sl. foxed. Bindings worn along extremities.
- First few leaves (incl. title-p. and fold. plate) soiled and waterstained; plate strengthened on (split) folds/ tears.
BOUND WITH: Böhme, J. Von der Gnaden-Wahl, oder dem Willen Gottes über die Menschen. Das ist: Eine kurtze Erklährung und Einführung des höchsten Grundes, wie der Mensch zu Göttlicher Erkentnüss gelangen möge (...). Ibid., n.publ., 1682, (4),198p., engr. frontisp.
- Partly trifle dampstained in margin/ lower corner.
AND WITH: Idem. Von der Menschwerdung Christi, Wie das Ewige Wort sey Mensch worden. Und von Maria der Jungfrawen, Wer sie von ihrem Urstand gewesen, und was sie sey in der Empfangnüss ihres Sohnes Jesu Christi für eine Mutter worden. Ibid., n.publ., 1682, (4),204,(4)p., engr. frontisp. w. 2 accomp. explanatory pages, 1 plate.
- One textp. soiled; plate and index waterstained; occas. vaguely waterstained.
= Buddecke I, 1, Theosophische Wercken, no. 5, 6 and 11.
- Lacks portrait 17 (supplied in photostat); a few plates w. restored tear; 2 engr. bookplates and 1 engr. portrait laid down on last free endpaper; lvs. occas. dustsoiled. Ties broken; spine dam.
= Haitsma Mulier 198; De Wind p.290-291; Funck 327; Graesse III, p.195; Lipperheide Gb 13; Hiler 406. Very rare first Flemish edition of the history of the (reign of the) dukes of Brabant (±600-1600). The engravings depict the dukes with their costumes and coats of arms. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXX.
- Lacks 2 maps and 2 plans. Binding sl. worn.
= EXTRA ILLUSTRATED with 11 views/ plates from Vaderlandsche gezigten, naar het leven geteekend (...) (engr. by K.F. Bendorp after Bulthuis).
ADDED: Vol. X from the same series (on present day Belgium) (lacks 1 plan; partly waterst. and yellowed; binding worn/ sl. dam.).
- A few plans/ plates w. some offsetting from text on opposite leaf. Covers w. some sm. inkstains; corners bumped.
- Lacks 1 map and 1 plan; 2 views and title-p. loose. Calf over covers mostly lacking.
- First 9 leaves of final vol. sl. waterstained in outer upper corner; a few leaves sl. foxed. Covers sl. darkened along extremities; backstrips darkened and dulled; corners worn; covers partly sl. stained and or rubbed; joints worn/ starting.
= Brunet I, 387: "Ouvrage rempli d'érudition".
- Trifle yellowed and foxed. Backcover loose; covers trifle scratched and rubbed.
- Upper hinge (split(ting). Otherwise a good/ fine copy.
= "Burnet maintained that the Earth represented a gigantic egg: the shell was crushed at the deluge, the internal waters burst out, while the fragments of the shell formed the mountains, and at the same catastrophy the equator was diverted from its original coincidence with the ecleptic." (Dict. of National Biography).
- Occas. (sl.) browned/ frayed. = Rare collection of calligraphy style and penmanship.
- Lacks 11 lvs.; waterstained and foxed. Binding worn along extremities.
= Very rare calligraphic album.
(Paillasson, C.). II. Écritures, contenant planches simples. (Yverdon, n.publ., ±1775), 31p., 8 engr. plates, modern wr., 4to.
= From Diderot and d'Alembert, Encyclopédie, ou dictionnaire universel raisonné des connaissances humaines (Yverdon 1770-80, 4to edition).
- Partly (vaguely) waterst. Covers chafed; backstrip loosening at top of spine.
= Erichson p.37; Bibliotheca Calviniana III, 82/2c. One of 3 identical issues w. different imprint (the other 2 w. Antwerp imprint). With mounted engr. portrait of Calvin bound in.
- Most backstrips dam. (2x partly lacking); all bindings w. some (sm.) damages along extremities; some joints (partly) split; turn-ins occas. loosening. Sold w.a.f.
= The first compiled collected edition of Calvin's works divided into nine volumes, the first 7 vols. contain his commentaries on the Bible, the 8th volume contains his theological works and the final volume his Institutes and letters.

































