Search Results: Titles starting with I from Gert Jan Bestebreurtje Rare Books

(No pl., ca. 1831).Portrait of I.C.J. van Speyk in uniform with decoration, bareheaded with below an image of the exploding ship in the Antwerp roadstead. 2 images on 1 sheet. Ca. 27 x 17 cm. - (Some stains).

London, Oxford University Press, 1937. Cloth. With 7 photographic illustrations. VIII,348 pp.

Sydney, Angus and Robertson, (1952). Pictorial cloth. With photographic plates. XI,216 pp.

(Baarn, 1979). Boards, with dust-jacket. 291 pp.

Leiden, 1986-2012. In issues. Wrappers. With illustrations. - Rare complete run.

Delft, Ethnografisch Museum, (1964). 4to. Wrappers. With plates.

(No pl.), 1914. 4 identical picture stamps with text in English, Dutch, French and German depicting a native carving a rubbertree.

's Gravenhage, Martinus Nijhoff, 1934- Cloth. With portrait, 2 maps and 3 plates. XX,234 pp.Linschoten-Vereeniging XXXVII. - Yearly record of the proceedings of the WIC from 1631 to 1633,

Venetia, Lorenzo Marchesini, 1684.12mo. Contemporary vellum. With woocut title-vignette and initials. (22),356 pp.First edition. - An interesting work on the history, civilization and rulers of Hungary, as well as comments on the Turkish invasion and the sieg and liberation of Vienna. Casimir Freschot (1640 - 1720) was a French historian and chronicler. He was the author of about fifty works in French , Italian and Latin, the most notable being Origine, progressi e ruina del calvinismo nella Francia, ragguaglio istorico di D. Casimiro Freschot (1693) and Histoire du congrès et de la paix d'Utrecht (1716). Born in Morteau around 1640, he became a novice in the benedictine Saint-Maur congregation, and was ordained on March 20, 1663 in the Saint-Vincent de Besançon monastery. In 1674 he moved to Italy, joining the benedictine congregation in Montecassino. Around 1700 he returned to the lay state and moved to Utrecht, where he earned a living teaching literature and history. Having returned to… Read More

Rotterdam, Ilco, 2003. Cloth, with dust-jacket. With many illustrations (several in colours). 240 pp.

Amsterdam, Noord-Hollandsche Uitgevers Maatschappij, 1939. Wrappers. (12),105 pp. - (Thesis).Alexander Willem Frederik Idenburg (1861 - 1935) served as Governor-General of Suriname from 1905 until 1908, and the Dutch East Indies from 1909 until 1916. He also served as Minister of Colonies on three occasions between 1902 and 1919.

Batavia, G. Kolff & Co., (1919). Half cloth. With 5 plates. 56 pp. - (Bataviaasch Genootschap).

Utrecht, Kemink en Zoon, 1869.Modern wrappers. With folding table. 36 pp.Private farm-lands on the West-side of the river Tjimanok, Java.Cat. KITLV p.203.

(Batavia, Landsdrukkerij, 1826). Wrappers. (16) pp. - (Verhandelingen Bataviaasch Genootschap van Kunsten en Wetenschappen).

Amsterdam, Wouter Brave, 1794.Original boards (spine dam.). VI,360 pp.From about 1720 Dutch wealth ceased to grow. Around 1780 the national product of the Kingdom of Great Britain surpassed that of the Dutch. Whereas in the 17th century the commercial success of the Dutch had inspired English jealousy and admiration, in the late 18th century the growth of British power, and the concurrent loss of Amsterdam's preeminence, led to Dutch resentment. When the Dutch Republic began to support the American rebels, this led to the fourth war, and the loss of the alliance made the Dutch Republic fatally vulnerable to the French. Soon it would be subject to regime change itself.

(Arnhem, 1918). Wrappers. (49) pp. - (Offprint Bijdragen Vaderlandsche Geschiedenis).

Wijk en Aalburg, Pictures Publishers, 1993. 4to. Cloth. With numerous illustrations (several in colours). 144 pp.Slave-trade and plantations.

Leiden, 1997. Wrappers. With illustrations. 201 pp.Ex Oiente Lux. - Contributions by Jan de Hond, Kiki Hannema, Janneke van der Torn, Annemieke Versteeg, Jan Willem Drijvers, etc.

Todi, Vincenzo Galassi, 1687.12mo. 19th century sheep-backmarbled boards. 6 lvs.First edition. - A resumé of notable events in the war against the Turks in Hungary from the beginning of 1687 until the authum of that year. Recounted are details of a treacherous plot against the city of Buda following its recapture from the Turks, the death of a peasant who couriered letters from the pasha of Szekesfehervar and the recovery of a plot at Eperjes.Apponyi 2296.

Rio de Janeiro, Officinas graficas de Arquivo Nacional, 1932.Original half morocco (spine ends rep.). With portrait and 12 plates (1 folding). XV,667 pp.Publicaçoes do Arquivo Nacional. - Ilha da Trindade is a Brazilian island in the Atlantic Ocean, 6 kilometers long and 2.3 kilometers wide. It is the largest island of the Trindade and Martim Vaz archipelago. - (Browned).