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Middelharnis, Flakkeesche Drukkerij/M. Boomsma, 1945, 175pp. illustrated, three fold out maps. Original hardcover binding. This book was printed after the libration of the South of the Netherlands and shows the inundation of Zeeland during the Baltle for the Schelde. The photographs were taken illegally, as the German occupier did not allow pictures to be taken in public.Scarce.

London & Versailles & Paris, 1785. 2 volumes, 12°. 24+405+391 pag. Half leather. Backs a bit damaged. Translated from German. Ilustrated with 30 engravings (of which two are frontispices).

Amsterdam, 1782-1783, By de Weduwe J. Doll, 8vo., hafl leather bindings with ribbed spine and marbled paper. The two volumes differ slightly in size and decoration on the spine, the marbled paper does match. 15+403+352 pp., damaged spines with tears and cracks and some parts missing, the sewing is intact but the hinges are damaged. Volume I and II (of III).

Workum, H. Brandenburgh en Zoon, 1856. Paper wrappers (on the verso handwritten 'Van den schrijver'. With handcoloured coat of arms in deep blue and gold. 27 pp. Library stamp on verso titlepage. Scarce. l Offprint de Vrije Fries. Severinus Feyta, born in Harlingen, was commander of the students at the siege of Leuven by Maarten van Rossem in 1542. Feyta was ennobled and the emperor gifted him with a coat of arms. Two frysian studens, Erasmus van Burmania and Taecke Heres Juwsma (or Herjuwsma) died by a cannonball.

Amsterdam, W. Holtrop, 1804, 1st edition, xxiv,308+(4) pages, 5 engraved fold out plates of the human skull and brain (professional reenforcements to edges of plates), modern half linen binding, some staining on first thre pages including titlepage, otherwose clean bloc, plates are clean too, commentary of Jacob Elisa Doornik (1777-1837) on the findings of Franz Josef Gall (1758 - 1828) who was a German neuroanatomist, physiologist, and pioneer in the study of the localization of mental functions in the brain. Claimed as the founder of phrenology, Gall was an early and important researcher in his fields. His contributions to the field of neuropsychology were controversial at the time and now widely referred to as pseudoscience. However, Gall's study of phrenology helped establish psychology as a science, contributed to the emergence of the naturalistic approach to the study of man, and played an important part in the development of evolutionist theories, anthropology, and sociology. Doornik studied… Read More

Small etched portrait in the style of Rembrandt, by monogrammist JS (top right), 17th century.Sheet size 78 x 68 mm.In good condition, margins cropped within platemark, tiny stains in the top left and right corners from previous mounting.

Matrijs, 1994, 135pp. original linen hardcover binding original illustrated dustjacket in good state. Bookplate of Prof. G.P. van de Ven. Interesting work on this type of windmill.

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Utrecht 9-4-1924 ; 14 x 22 cm

Diss. Leiden rechtsgeleerdheid 28-6-1877 ; 13 p.

[Den Haag], J. Roering, 1841, presented by the author (handwritten dedication), 32pp. blank paper binding, with fod out facsimile of a letter, includes a catalogue of the works published by Elzevier.

Amsterdam, Gerardus Borstius, 1682, 4to., later brown linen binding, [6]+23 pp., in excellent condition without tears or stains, with printer's mark on titlepage (Ut Palma Virescit).l The title starts in Hebrew: E?ven ler^oš hapinah (The jew turned christian). Judaica.

Diss. Leiden rechtsgeleerdheid 9-10-1840 ; (4) + 93 + (3) p.

Paris, Adolphe Delahays, 1858, complete set in two volumes, 385+362pp. some age staining, half linen bindings, gilt lettering on spines, marbled boards, armorial bookplates of F. Koch Jr. and Mr. J. Havelaar. Historic curiosities and famous trials. Paul Lacroix (27 February 1806 - 16 October 1884) was a French author and journalist. He is known best by his pseudonym P.L. Jacob, bibliophile, or Bibliophile Jacob, suggested by his great interest in libraries and books generally.

Basel, Schwabe, 1995, 104pp. many illustrations, original paper binding.

Inegnaaid, origineel karton, 40+137 pag.C0564l Jacobi was landsyndicus te Celle in Duitsland en had in 1776 zijn verhandeling over de noodzakelijkheid van de doodstraf gepubliceerd.

4°: A-C 8, gepag.: 48 pp. Kartonnen omslag met overslag, titelpagina gerepareerd. Lit.: Van Heurck, De Vlaamsche volksboeken (Brussel 1944), p.159l Ook in 1795, na vele drukken, staat op de laatste pagina nog steeds de "approbatie" (kerkelijke goedkeuring) vermeld van de censor, Max van Eynatten, "scholaster te Antwerpen", die al in 1631 was overleden.

Gebonden in geheel leer met koperen sluitklemmen (mist 1 klem), (16)+335+234+(6) pag. Geillustreerd met een groot aantal houtsneden, enkele gesigneerd C. v. S[ichem]. Rooms-katholiek schoolboek, voor het eerst verschenen in 1623. Deze druk van 1761 niet in STCN. Met 18e en 19e eeuwse familieaantekeningen van Brederode, Broekmeyer, van Room en Burgh, Straver, Verbij. B1494.

Wernigerode, Otto Hendel in Halle, 1889, 516 pages, original binding with lettering, damage on spine, with folded illustrations and charts. With bookplate (ex-libris) of Dr. A.W.E. Dek the well known genalogist.

Diss. Utrecht geneeskunde 16-12-1887 ; 91 p.