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80 2885 Bindings  Eckard M 80 2885 Bindings Eckard M
80/2885 [Bindings]. Eckard, M. Mémoires historiques sur Louis XVII, roi de France et de Navarre, avec notes et pièces justificatives (...) dédiées et présentés à Son Altesse Royale Madame Duchesse d'Angoulême. Paris, H. Nicolle, 1816, 1st ed., XVI,343,(1)p., stipple-engr. frontisp. portrait of Louis XVII, bound by R.P. THOUVENIN in full red long-grained morocco, covers surrounded by a gilt decorated border w. fleur-de-lis in corners, richly gilt spine w. six compartments, two compartments filled w. numerous tiny gilt fleur-de-lis, one compartment w. a crown and two w. coat of arms, gilt dec. boardedges, gilt inside dentelles, silk doublures, a.e.g.

- Contents foxed, otherwise fine. Covers w. some tiny scratches; corners, joints and spine-ends (sl.) worn.

= SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE C.

€ (1.000-1.500)
80 2886 Bindings  Mandelgreen Suenonius style of 80 2886 Bindings Mandelgreen Suenonius style of
80 2886 Bindings  Mandelgreen Suenonius style of 80 2886 Bindings Mandelgreen Suenonius style of
80/2886 [Bindings]. Mandelgreen, Suenonius (style of). Two 18th century full brown calf bindings, both w. gilt-tooled central ornament on both covers w. i.a. a sprouting vase, intricate knots and a crown of flames, within a single gilt vegetal border w. repeated corner pieces of the sprouting vase, within a double gilt wavy border w. four gilt corner fleurons of the tool w. intricate knots, w. gilt ornamental border around covers w. shells and flowers, spine w. 6 raised bands and rich gilt-tooling including a crown repeated in each compartment, w. 2 contrasting letterpieces, boardedges gilt, folio. - ON: Halma, F. and Broüerius van Nidek, M. Tooneel der Vereenigde Nederlanden en onderhorige landschappen, geopent in een algemeen historisch, genealogisch, geographisch, en staatkundig woordenboek, Waar in de Aloude, de Opvolgende en Hedendaagsche Staat dezer gewesten naar de orde van 't A.B.C. ontvouwen en opgeheldert wordt. Leeuw., H. Halma, 1725, 2 vols., (12),470; (2),408p., engr. frontisp., 2 ident. title-vignettes, 3 large vignettes, 26 double-p./ fold. maps, 37 full-p. portraits, 1 plate and 1 textill.

- Both titles w. sm. owner's stamp ("A. Eygenraam");Bindings sl. rubbed/ worn along extremities; 1st vol. frontcover w. 2 dam. spots (each ±2x2cm.) and on backcover the gilding of the outer border is sl. smudged; 2nd vol. frontcover w. 2 sm. dam. spots and backcover w. 1 dam. corner piece (due to burning?).

= Possibly bound in Suenonius Mandelgreen's Bindery, three tools were identified r.II , r.xv and one closely resembling t8 (see Storm van Leeuwen IIIIB, p. 623ff). The ornament of the flaming crown however is found at the Curve Tool Bindery in The Hague (see Storm van Leeuwen IIA, p.161). SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CII.

€ (1.200-1.500) 1200
80 2887 Bindings  Zaehnsdorf 80 2887 Bindings Zaehnsdorf
80 2887 Bindings  Zaehnsdorf 80 2887 Bindings Zaehnsdorf
80 2887 Bindings  Zaehnsdorf 80 2887 Bindings Zaehnsdorf
80 2887 Bindings  Zaehnsdorf 80 2887 Bindings Zaehnsdorf
80/2887 [Bindings]. Zaehnsdorf. Exhibition of Portrait Miniatures. London, for the Burlington Fine Arts Club, 1889, LXVIII,160p., 36 plates of miniatures, contemp. red mor. w. a broad gilt border of a delicate floral scroll between double fillet borders on the outside, and an elaborate arabesque-like dentelle border on the inside, w. similar gilded panels between raised bands of the spine, gilt board edges, blush pink moiré silk on pastedowns and endpapers, gilt inside dentelle borders, t.e.g., w. later black rexine dustwr. and slipcase, folio.

- Small (worm?)hole at foot of spine, not affecting the contents of the book. Slipcase worn along extremities. Otherwise a very fine copy.

= Signed "Bound by Zaehnsdorf 1896" at the foot of the turn-in of the front cover, and with their oval quality mark in gilt on the lower moiré silk pastedown. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE C.

€ (400-600)
80 2888 Bindings  Het Nieuwe Testament ofte alle Boecken des Nieuwen Verbondts onses Heeren Iesu Christi  80 2888 Bindings Het Nieuwe Testament ofte alle Boecken des Nieuwen Verbondts onses Heeren Iesu Christi
80 2888 Bindings  Het Nieuwe Testament ofte alle Boecken des Nieuwen Verbondts onses Heeren Iesu Christi  80 2888 Bindings Het Nieuwe Testament ofte alle Boecken des Nieuwen Verbondts onses Heeren Iesu Christi
80/2888 [Bindings]. Het Nieuwe Testament, ofte alle Boecken des Nieuwen Verbondts onses Heeren Iesu Christi (...). Dordr., H. en J. Keur, 1700, no pagination, engr. title-p., contemp. calf richly gilt tooled w. drawer-handle ornaments and vegetal decoration with acorns within 2 floral borders (inner border w. corner fleurons) on both sides, gilt floral spine, a.e.g., 12mo.

- Occas. sl. browned. Fore-edge w. 3 sm. inkstains; extremities sl. rubbed. = Binder unidentified.

€ (70-90) 210
80 2889 Bindings  Ordres et reglemens de la Maison Des Orphelins des Vieillards & des Vieilles Femmes de l'Eglise Walonne d'Amsterdam Avec des Prières à l'usage de cette Maison 80 2889 Bindings Ordres et reglemens de la Maison Des Orphelins des Vieillards & des Vieilles Femmes de l'Eglise Walonne d'Amsterdam Avec des Prières à l'usage de cette Maison
80/2889 [Bindings]. Ordres et reglemens de la Maison Des Orphelins, des Vieillards, & des Vieilles Femmes de l'Eglise Walonne d'Amsterdam; Avec des Prières à l'usage de cette Maison. Amst., D.P. Humbert, 1772, VIII,91,15,(1)p., engr. title-vignette, orig. sprinkled calf w. giltlettered "Ordres et Reglemens de la Maison des Orphelins des Veillards & Des Vieilles femmes de l'Eglise Walonne d'Amsterdam" on frontcover, both covers w. gilt vegetal border around sides, simple gilt spine w. 5 raised bands, 4to.

- Backcover sm. waterstain in lower margin.

= Attractively bound rules of the Walloon Orphanage in Amsterdam. The unnumbered pages at the end consist of the "Table des Chapitres" (1p.) and the "Noms des Régens de la Maison des Orphelins Walons d'Amsterdam, depuis son Etablissement, le 29e Mai 1631, jusqu'à présent; & leurs années de Service" (8p.) and the "Noms des Régentes de la Maison des Orphelins (...)" (7p. incl. 1 manuscript page w. additions until 1795).

€ (200-300) 200
80 2890 Bindings  Schoolprize binding of Amsterdam 80 2890 Bindings Schoolprize binding of Amsterdam
80/2890 [Bindings]. Schoolprize binding of Amsterdam: contemp. vellum w. gilt coat of arms within decorative border w. 4 corner fleurons on both covers, green ties. - ON: Decker, J. de. Oorspronkelijke dichtstukken. Amst., G. Portielje, 1827, 2 parts in 1 vol., XII,220; (2),275p., 2 ident. engr. titles, frontisp. portrait.

- Sl. yellowed and foxed; tear in one leaf closed w. tape; bookblock sl. warped. Binding dustsoiled; two ties broken.

= Spoelder 13.

AND 1 other vellum schoolprize binding of Amsterdam (gilt faded).

€ (70-90) 70
80 2891 Bindings  Schoolprize binding of Haarlem 80 2891 Bindings Schoolprize binding of Haarlem
80/2891 [Bindings]. Schoolprize binding of Haarlem: contemp. gilt panelled vellum w. central coat of arms of HAARLEM on both covers, w. ties. - ON: Cicero, M.T. Epistolarum ad quintum fratrem libri tres, et ad Brutum liber unus. The Hague, I. Vaillant, 1725, (2),318p., engr. title vignette.

- Some browning.

= With printed schoolprize w. manuscript entry to "Henrico Petro de Paund", dated 1789. Spoelder 1.

€ (150-250) 150
80 2892 Bindings VOC  18th cent full calf binding 80 2892 Bindings VOC 18th cent full calf binding
80/2892 [Bindings. VOC]. 18th cent. full calf binding, gilt floral border round covers w. sm. corner ornaments, spine ribbed and gilt with fleurons, both covers w. central intertwined "VOC" and Amsterdam coat of arms within laurel wreath, giltlettered "Anno" at top and "1785" at the foot, sm. 4to. - ON: d'Erven Stichters Comptoir Almanach, Op 't Jaar (...) 1785. Amst., Erfgen. Wed. C. Stichter, (1784), (32)p., printed in red and black, large woodcut title-vignette, 12 ½-p. woodcuts to the months, interleaved (unused).

- From the Cornelius J. Hauck Collection, Cincinnati, Ohio (bookplate on upper pastedown).

= Very fine example of an Amsterdam VOC-binding in a rare variant, w. use of the Amsterdam coat of arms instead of the VOC-A monogram, not recorded by Landwehr, VOC (cf. p.XXVIIIf). SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CI.

€ (2.000-3.000) 3250
80 2893 Bindings VOC  18th cent full calf binding 80 2893 Bindings VOC 18th cent full calf binding
80/2893 [Bindings. VOC]. 18th cent. full calf binding, gilt floral border round covers w. sm. corner ornaments, gilt spine with fleurons, both covers w. central intertwined "VOC A", giltlettered "Anno" in top margin and "1790" in lower margin, sm. 4to. - ON: 24 blank leaves (with a very thin horizontal line in pen and red ink in top margin on recto or on verso).

- Five blank pages w. traces of former tipping in along the thin red line. Spine-ends restored; lower corners sl. worn.

= Fine example of an Amsterdam VOC-binding w. use of the VOC-A monogram. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CI.

€ (800-1.000) 2200
80 2894 Bindings WIC  18th cent full calf binding 80 2894 Bindings WIC 18th cent full calf binding
80/2894 [Bindings. WIC]. 18th cent. full calf binding, gilt double fillet line around covers w. corner fleurons, both covers w. central intertwined "GWC A" inside a wreath and "Anno 1760", spine ribbed and gilt with fleurons, sm. 4to. - ON: (d'Erven Stichters Comptoir Almanach, Op 't Schrikkel-Jaar (...) 1760). Amst., Erfgen. Wed. C. Stichter, (1759), (32)p., printed in red and black, large woodcut title-vignette, 12 ½-p. woodcuts to the months, interleaved (used).

- Sl. foxed. Gilding on backcover rubbed/ sl. worn off; joints rubbed.

= SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CI.

€ (800-1.000) 1100
80 2895 Birken S von 80 2895 Birken S von
80/2895 Birken, S. von. Hochfürstlicher Brandenburgischer Ulysses: oder Verlauf der Länder Reise, Welche (...) Herr Christian Ernst, Markgraf zu Brandenburg (...) Durch Teutschland, Frankreich, Italien und die Niederlande, Auch nach den Spanischen Frontieren, hochlöblichst verrichtet (...). Bayreuth, J. Gebhard, 1668, 1st ed., (22),230p., engr. frontisp. portrait and title, late 19th cent. marbled boards.

- Sl. yellowed. Otherwise fine. = The rare first edition. Dünnhaupt 633, 155, 1.

€ (300-500) 300
80 2896 Bligh W 80 2896 Bligh W
80 2896 Bligh W 80 2896 Bligh W
80 2896 Bligh W 80 2896 Bligh W
80 2896 Bligh W 80 2896 Bligh W
80/2896 Bligh, W. A Voyage to the South Sea, undertaken by Command of His Majesty, for the Purpose of Conveying the Bread-Fruit Tree to the West-Indies, on His Majesty's Ship The Bounty (...). Including an Account of the Mutiny on Board the Said Ship, and the Subsequent Voyage of Part of the Crew, in the Ship's Boat, from Tofoa, one of the Friendly Islands, to Timor, a Dutch Settlement in the East Indies. London, G. Nicol, 1792/ 1790, 1st ed., 3 parts in 1 vol., (10),153; (4),88; 246-264p., engr. frontisp. portrait, 6 (5x fold.) maps/ charts (the 2 maps in the section of the Narrative of the Mutiny are printed on light blueish paper), 1 fold. plate, contemp. gilt calf w. gilt spine w. (later) green mor. letterpiece, in custom-made tan cloth chemise in matching slipcase w. red mor. letterpiece by J. MACDONALD, sm. folio (314 x 243 mm.).

- Fine copy. Occas. trifle foxed and occas. light offsetting from the plates. Neatly rebacked w. the original backstrip (hardly visible).

= One of very few copies of the first edition specially printed and issued to include the "Narrative of the Mutiny" with the 1790 title-page and with separate pagination. It opens with the first part of the first edition of the account of A Voyage to the South Sea, which breaks off at the end of chapter XII, after p.153, and is followed by the first edition of 1790 of A Narrative of the Mutiny, on board of His Majesty's Ship Bounty (with title-p. dated 1790, and pagination as follows: IV,1-88) and is concluded by the final part of A Voyage to the South Sea, which opens with chapter XIX (p.246-264). Chapters XIII-XVIII are thus replaced by the Narrative of the Mutiny. This first version of the Narrative was published during Bligh's absence when he was on his second voyage to the South Sea, and was written and edited from Bligh's journal by James Burney under supervision of Joseph Banks. A second version was included in the first edition of the official 1792 report.

On the Narrative of the Mutiny see Kroepelien 87; Sabin 5908a; Ferguson 126; Hill 132; Howgego p.124-126; O'Reilly/ Reitman 543; Henze I, p.275. "One of the most remarkable incidents in the whole of maritime history" (Hill) took place after leaving Tahiti near Kotu Island on 27.4.1789. Bligh was set by Fletcher Christian with 18 loyal seamen in the small ship's launch. A six weeks journey, more than 3000 miles, led to Timor. Even during this voyage Bligh was capable of doing a large number of valuable cartographic and scientific observations.

"Bligh presented copies to the Lords of the Admiralty and other influential people in the hope that his account of the mutiny would absolve him from any blame that might be leveled against him because of the incident. (...) Bligh, known in the British navy as "Bread-Fruit Bligh", made two voyages to the South Pacific to transport this product to the British West Indies. During the first voyage he was in command of the ill-fated Bounty (1787-1790); during the second he was commander of the Providence (1791-1793). He had earlier served under Captain Cook, as sailing master on Cook's third voyage around the world. In 1805, Bligh was appointed governor of New South Wales, but from 1808 to 1810 he was imprisoned by rebellious soldiers. He was promoted to admiral in 1811." (Hill). "Seine Charaktermängel waren Eitelkeit, Heftigkeit und Hochmut; seine Bedeutung als Nautiker und Entdecker bleibt unbestritten." (Henze). Provenance: William Lloyd, Aston, 1806 (armorial bookplate). SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CII.

€ (7.000-8.000) 7000
80 2897 Boddaert P 80 2897 Boddaert P
80 2897 Boddaert P 80 2897 Boddaert P
80/2897 Boddaert, P. Stichtelyke gedichten./ Vervolg der (...). Middelb., L. Bakker/ L. and J. Bakker, 4th/ 1st ed., 1741/ 1752, 2 vols., (38),580,(8); (8),334,(6)p., engr. frontisp. portrait, 2 ident. engr. title-vignettes, contemp. unif. calf w. mor. letterpiece, 4to. - BOUND WITH (in 2nd vol.): Idem. Nagelatene mengeldichten en levensbeschryvinge van Wylen den Here Mr. Pieter Boddaert, mitsgaders de Lykzangen en op zyn Ed. overlyden. Ibid., H. Sas and J. Dane, 1761, 4 parts in 1 vol., engr. title-vignette.

- Lacks 6p. of the "Lykzangen". Both vols. w. bookplate on upper pastedown; portr. and first title-p. sl. soiled/ foxed. Vol. 1 top of spine sl. dam.

€ (80-100)
80 2898 Boener J 80 2898 Boener J
80/2898 Boener, J. Delineatio historica fratrum minorum provinciae Germaniae Inferioris a Geusiis in odium fidei crudeliter occisorum. Historische af-beeldinghe der minder-broeders vande Neder-landtsche provincie, die om 't gheloof vvreedelijck vande Geusen ghedoodt zijn. Antw., Ex Officina Plantiniana Balthasaris Moreti, 1635, (8),(3)p., engr. title-vignette, 20 plates by A. PAULI (PAUWELS) w. surrounding letterpress text, 1 heraldic ill., 2 woodcut initials, 1 vignette and on final page Plantin's large woodcut printer's device, 19th cent. gilt hmor., 4to.

- Blank verso final leaf sl. stained. Boardedges sl. chafed.

= Funck p.281; BCNI 8801; Hollstein 24. The plates show the massacre of Friars Minor by the 'Geusen' at Antwerp and Brussels during the independence war against Spain, ca. 1575-1590.

€ (200-300)
80 2899 Bos L van den 80 2899 Bos L van den
80/2899 Bos, L. van den. Dordrechtsche Arcadia. Bevattende Oude en Nieuwe, soo binnen- als buytenlantsche Geschiedenissen, verschiet van Verhandelingen, Staet en Wijs-kunde, Minnery en Poësy, Vermaeck en Nut, &c. Amst., A. van den Heuvel, 1663, 2nd ed., 599p., engr. frontisp., 8 plates, contemp. overlapping vellum, 12mo.

- New endpapers; crossed-out contemp. owner's entry on verso final textleaf; bookblock shaken; hinges weak.

= From the collection of M. Buisman w. his owner's entry on fist free endpaper. The rare 2nd edition. Buisman 267; cf. De Vries 24; cf. Muller 92; cf. Waller 316; cf. Mateboer 312.

€ (80-100)
80 2900 Bosch J E van der 80 2900 Bosch J E van der
80 2900 Bosch J E van der 80 2900 Bosch J E van der
80/2900 Bosch, J.E. van der. Het ryck godts inder zielen in u-lieden. Antw., H. Aertssens, 1639, (24),464,(8)p., woodcut title-vignette, contemp. blindst. calf over wooden covers, 2 brass catches.

- Contemp. owner's entry on first free endpaper; bookplate on upper pastedown. Lacks clasps and lower catches.

BOUND WITH: Estius Hesselsone. Waerachtighe historie Van de martelaers van Gorcom, Meesten-deel al Minder-broeders/ die veur het Catholijck gheloove van de ketters ghedoodt zijn inden iaere onses Heeren/ M.D.LXXII. Dutch transl. B.W. Spoelbergh. Ibid., Inde Plantijnsche Druckerije, J. Moerentorf, 1604-1605, 401,(3)p., woodcut printer's mark on title and on verso final page.

- Old (prob. 17th cent.) owner's entry on first free endpaper ("Voor het Convent der Susteren van Boxtel gaf B. Cornelis Tielmans dese historie om ter tafelen te lesen"). Vellum soiled and sl. stained/ scratched; lacks ties.

= First Dutch edition of Estius' history of the Gorcum martyrs. BCNI 5061. This edition not in Simoni.

€ (150-250) 160
80 2901 Bosch L van den 80 2901 Bosch L van den
80/2901 Bosch, L. van den. Treur-toonneel der doorluchtige mannen, of op- en ondergang der grooten, (...). Amst., J. ten Hoorn, 1698, 6 parts in 3 vols., engr. frontisp., 24 engr. plates by J. LUYKEN, contemp. unif. vellum, 4to.

- One page dam. in inner margin (repaired w. tape); one page tear. Vellum sl. soiled; one spine discoloured. Good copy.

= Klaversma/ Hannema 279-281; Van Eeghen/ Van der Kellen 315/ 343; Muller 779; Scheepers II, 961.

Zanten, L. van. Treur-tooneel der doorluchtige vrouwen, of op en ondergang der vorstinnen, En Andere Beruchte Vrouwelijke Personagien. Ibid., idem, 1699, 4 parts in 1 vol., engr. title by C. HUYBERT after J. LUIKEN and 12 etched plates by J. and C. LUYKEN, contemp. blindst. panelled vellum w. mor. letterpiece, 4to.

- Trifle foxed and yellowed in margins; occas. other minor defects. Letterpiece dam. Otherwise fine.

= Van Eeghen/ Van der Kellen 343; Klaversma/ Hannema 1504; Waller 1687; Scheepers II, 961; Muller 779. Consists of a large number of anecdotes and biographical stories, typical for the special interest writers in the baroque era took in the calamities and misfortunes of especially the great of the world. This is the very often lacking 4th part to the first work of the lot.

€ (150-250) 230
80 2902 Bougainville L A de 80 2902 Bougainville L A de
80 2902 Bougainville L A de 80 2902 Bougainville L A de
80 2902 Bougainville L A de 80 2902 Bougainville L A de
80/2902 Bougainville, L.A. de. A Voyage round the World Performed by Order of His Most Christian Majesty, In the Years 1766, 1767, 1768, and 1769. Engl. transl. by J.R. Forster. London, J. Nourse and T. Davies, 1772, 1st Engl. ed., XXVIII,476p., 5 fold. engr. maps, 1 fold. plate, contemp. calf w. gilt spine and burgundy mor. letterpiece, 4to.

- Hinges (sl.) widening between p.VI and VII and at the end. Professionally rebacked w. use of the original spine. Otherwise a fine copy.

= The first English edition of Bougainville's Voyage autour du monde, which was first published in Paris in 1771. "His widely read account, Voyage autour du monde (1771; A Voyage Round the World, 1772), helped popularize a belief in the moral worth of man in his natural state, a concept of considerable significance in the French thought of his day." (Encyclopaedia Brittannica, online article). Hill 165; Sabin 6869; Borba de Moraes I, p.115; Howgego B141. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CII.

€ (1.500-2.500)
80 2903 Boysen P A  80 2903 Boysen P A
80/2903 (Boysen, P.A.). Neue und vermehrte Acerra Philologica Das ist: Sieben hundert Auserlesene Nützliche, lustige und denckwürdige Historien und Discursen, Aus den berühmtesten Griechischen und Lateinischen Scribenten zusammengetragen (...). Stettin, Kunckel, 1754, (16),988,(36)p., engr. frontisp., contemp. calf w. gilt spine and red mor. letterpiece.

- 18th Cent. owner's entries on verso of first free endpaper and recto of first blank; occas. sl. waterstained and sl. foxed/ fingersoiled in margins. Leather dried; upper joint starting; corners worn.

= Holzmann/ Bohatta. I, 597. Rare edition of this very popular anthology of 700 stories from the classics and ancient mythology with explanations, intended for "allen Liebhabern der Historien zur Ergötzung, insonderheit für studirenden Jugend zu mecklicher Uebung" [title-p.].

Schreger, O. Studiosus jovialis, sue auxilia Ad Jocose, & honeste discurrendum, In Gratiam & Ususm Studiosorum juvenum, aliorumque Litteratorum Virorum (...). Regensburg, J. Gastl, 1766, 6th ed., (8),744,(4)p., contemp. calf w. gilt spine and red mor. letterpiece.

- Occas. browned; partly foxed.

€ (100-150)
80 2904 Brachelius A 80 2904 Brachelius A
80/2904 Brachelius, A. Historia Nostri Temporis, dat is, Geschiedenis onses tijdts. Beginnende met het Jaer 1618, en vervolght tot het Jaer 1654. Amst., S. Imbrecht, 1666, (16),648p., 93 (of 100) engr. portraits, contemp. vellum.

- Lacks 7 portraits; partly (vaguely) waterst.; sm. ticket on upper pastedown. = Very rare Dutch edition.

€ (80-100) 120