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Three parts in one volume. Hesausgegeben mit einer Einleitung von Hans W. Singer. Holbein-Verlag, München no date [1906-10]. Elephant folio size [35 x 49cm]. (8) pages + (12) + (8 sheets) + 312 reproductions of the etchings in their original sizes [complete]. The illustrations are mounted on sheets (some full page, some more on one sheet). The background sheets of the first batch are of a different quality than the last two batches. Loose leaves in a privately made wooden book-like box with vellum spine and corners. A few sheets with closed tears along the edges, not affecting the reproductions. A couple of sheets have been folded once, so there is a fold to the motif as well. * Grand work on Rembrandt's production of fantastic etchings. It was originally published in three folders, but this massive, custom-made box gives it the majesty it deserves.

Forøgede med det Andet Hundrede Viser om Danske Konger, Kæmper og Andre, Samt hosføyede Antegnelser, Til Lyst og Lærdom. + Det Andet Hundret Viiser Om Danske Konger, Kiæmper og Andre, Som er Denne Viise-Bogs Fierde Part. 2 dele i 1 bind. J.J. Høpffner, København 1739. Lille 8°. Træskåret titelblad + (46)+732+(12) sider. Samtidigt hellæderbind. Ryggen med lidt brugsspor. Gl. navnetræk på fribladet (arkitket Martin Borch 1852-1937). * Bibl. Dan. IV,192. Komplet sæt af andenudgaven af Peder Syvs folkeviseværk. Førsteudgaven udkom i 1695. Peder Syv videreførte Anders Sørensen Vedels pionerindsats med at sikre de middelalderlige folkeviser for eftertiden.

Nicolaus Møller, København 1783. 4°. På skrivepapir. XIV+550 sider. Med kobberstukket vignet på titelbladet. Samtidigt helbind af brunt kalveskind med rig rygforgyldning. I kassette. Exlibris (bl.a. H.I Andersen og Chr. Bang). Ejernavne (bl.a. H.F. Rørdam) på fribladet. Bageste udvendige fals revnet. * Den sjældne første del, med god bibliofil proveniens, af Nicolai Jonges Københavns-beskrivelse. Anden del blev udgivet så sent som i 1945. Med Jonge som grundig cicerone vandrer læseren rundt i for eksempel den pragtfuldt udstyrede Vor Frue Kirke og på det enorme Christiansborg.

Lugduni [Leiden], apud Waered. Seb. Gryphii, 1561. 16mo. 754+(48) pages. Later half vellum binding with marbled boards [late 18th century?]. A few holes and dampstaining to the first few leaves; besides that a firm, attractive copy. * Valla (1407-57) was an Italian renaissance humanist, appraised by both Luther and Erasmus of Rotterdam.

Original radering. Signeret i pladen med initialer og årstal (1903). Lysmål: 19,5x29,8 cm. Med pladerande og brede margener. Monteret med passepartout i smuk guldramme. Under motivet anført med blyant: Knortegæs, Regntykning, sandsynligvis af Johannes Larsen selv. * Rasmussen 7. Det på én gang kraftfulde og idylliske billede viser en flok knortegæs vuggende på Kerteminde-bugten i regnvejr. Betegnelsen II skyldes eksistensen af en version I i lidt mindre version (se Rasmussen 6).

3 volimes. Oxford University Press, Oxford 2009. Large 8vo. 520; 553; 513 pages. Illustrated with plates in colour and b/w in text. Original violet boards. Verly mild traces of use and light compression to spine ends. Near fine-.

Akademische Verlagsgesellschaft, Leipzig 1933. 80 pages. Original wrappers. Lower corner bumped. * Inscribed by Hevesy to the front cover: The recipient (or his heir) has scratched outhis own name, but beneath it states 'med venlig Hilsener fra G.H.' [Danish, meaning with kind regards from G.V.]. George von Hevesy [1885-1966] was a brilliant Hungarian chemist who is seen as the father of nuclear medicine and received the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1943. The reason for Hevesy to write his inscription in Danish was that he had lived in Denmark, working with Niels Bohr from 1920-26 (and married Danish Pia Riis). From 1926-34 he worked in Freiburg, but due to the Nazi party in Germany, he moved back to Denmark from 1934-43, where he had to flee on to Sweden. Like so many other of Bohrs numerous colleagues staying in Copenhagen, he learned Danish - so the inscription has most likely been made to one of his Danish friends and colleagues.

2 bind. J.B. Schubothe, København 1805. XXIV+(4)+ 480; 436 sider. Stort eksemplar, trykt på skrivepapir fra Honig Zoonen (bogblokken 19 x 12 cm). Samtidige, smukke brune halvbind af flammet kalveskind med forgyldt rygdekoration. Titel- og tomefelter i rødt og sort. Adskillige tidligere ejeres navne, bl.a. Erik Dal. * Liebenberg 17. Herligt eksemplar af Oehlenschlägers andet hovedværk, der indeholder bl.a. Langeland-Reise og Aladdin.

2 volumes. Doubleday & Company, New York 1955. 596+594 pages. Orig. boards in dust wrappers. Untrimmed. Light edge wear, spines of wrappers evenly sunned and with light general wear. Very good / Good wrappers. * Inscribed on the halftitle page in both volumes by the former president - as of yet the only one to use a nuclear device in anger.

2 volumes. Publications Universitaires Institut Orientaliste, Louvain/Leuven 1958. Large 8vo. XXXII+410+70 + II+(-412-)715+14 pages. 2 folding plates. Publisher's soft cover. Volume 1 bumped at upper spine-end. Otherwise a well-preserved set.

Guglielmo Facciotti, Roma 1618. 4to (16,5 x 22 cm). (8)+284+(4) pages. Engraved titleleaf and three engraved plates. Numerous woodcut initials. Woodcut printer's device to the verso of the last leaf. Bound in contemporary limp vellum. binding, somewhat rubbed and stained. Title to the spine in ink. Some dampstaining to the last leaves, Some foxing. Corners of the leaves bumped. The first four leaves with some fraying to the margin (not affecting text) and a bit sagging in the binding, but still attached. A bit shaky at the inner hinges. Name blotted out to the titleleaf. * An attempt to make a great rhymed epos of the life of Jesus Christ in the style of the Iliad, Odyssey or Aeneid. Apparently the attempt failed, as this is the only edition made of the work. in old hand to the verso of the last endpaper. Overall condition: Good+. * An attempt to make a great rhymed epos of the life of Jesus Christ in the style of the Iliad, Odyssey or Aeneid. Apparently the attempt failed, as this is the only edition made of the work.

2 parts in 1 volume. Apud Allardum Iulianum, Paris 1573. 8vo. 8+154+(26)+(9)+110+(13) leaves. Woodcut printer's device on titlepage to both parts. Contemporary brown half-calf binding. Hinges somewhat worn. Old inscription on titlepage. Marginal brown stain to top of first 10 leaves.

Andr. Fred. Høst, København 1849. (2)+164 sider. Orig. grågrønt komponeret helshirtingsbind med blindtrykt og forgyldt dekoration på ryg og permer samt tresidet guldsnit. Bindet sign. W. Ursin. Lidt gulplettet i marginen. * Liebenberg 236. Bindet tilhører første generation af de komponerede forlagsbind.** Med dedikation fra den aldrende digterkonge: 'Til mine Heltinders mangeaarige, store Fremstillerinde Madame A. Nielsen/ taknemmeligst og venskabeligst/ fra A Oehlenschläger'. Skuespillerinden Madame Anna Nielsen [1803-56] havde et livslangt venskab med Oehlenschläger og portrætterede 30 af hans kvindeskikkelser på scenen.

9 bind. Julii 1813 - December 1817 (komplet). Gyldendal, København 1813-1817. Samtidige, uniforme halvbind af brunt kalveskind med enkel tidstypisk rygforgyldning og tresidet mørkegrønt snit. Exlibris (Jørgen Bertelsen (af Johannes Larsen)) i alle 9 bind. Navn (Svend Grundtvig) på forsatsbladet, ligeledes i alle 9 bind. Papiret gennemgående mørknet i alle bindene. Rygtitelfeltet på bind 6 beskadiget. Et par kapitæler stødt. * Godt sæt med fin proveniens af dette spændende tidsskrift redigeret af den tidlige guldalders store åndelige blæksprutte, Christian Molbech. Et sammensurium af litteraturhistorie og -kritik, debat, digte og historie, med bidrag af bl.a. Oehlenschläger, Heiberg, Friederike Brun, Finn Magnussen, Foersom, Ingemann, Hauch og naturligvis Molbech selv. Desuden en række indslag i forskellige Baggesen-fejder. Et dybt kig ind i dansk åndsliv kort efter Statsbankerottem.

2 volumes. Asian Humanities Press, Berkeley 1983. Thick 4to. XXXVII+716 + XVII+831 pages. Publisher's brown cloth bindings. In red-canvas slipcases. Fine. * In collaboration with C. V. Somayajipad, M. Ittti Ravi Nambudiri and Pamela McFarland. Enclosed: 2 music cassettes with Chants and Recitations of the Agnicayana. In original box.

2 volumes in 1. Verlag von Carl B. Lorck, Leipzig 1847. Engraved portrait on frontispiece. (5)+122+159 pages, including both titlepages as well as titlepages for 'Gesammelte Werke'. Publisher's redbrown cloth with richly gilt spine and blindtooled ornamentation on boards; gilt flower vignette on front boards. Bookplates on front pastedown. Slight foxing. * The first official autobiography by Hans Christian Andersen, which was published as part of a German edition of his collected works in 1847. A Danish edition of was not published until 1942; an English, however, already later in 1847. Prior to this autobiography, Andersen had written a private text for the family Collin in Copenhagen, his mentors and supporters through the first difficult years, first published in 1926. 'Das Märchen meines Lebens' for the first time links Andersen's entire production closely to the 'fairy tale' of his life and consolidated his European fame.

Apud Gratiosum Perchacinum, Venezia/Venice 1570. 8vo [14.5 x 9,4 cm]. [Blank]+titlepage+(7)+210+(1) leaves (complete). Woodcut printers' device on titlepage and on last page. Bound in a recent vellum-coloured boards. Faint old inscriptions on the front blank leaf. A few marginal notes in old hand. Some soiling to titlepage and last page. Waterstain on the first 105 leaves.

3 volumes. Wilhelm Engelmann, Leipzig 1871-1878. 8vo. XII+760; XII+632; IV+863+(1) pages. Contemporary halfleather binding of calf. The first volume has a small tear on the top of the spine. Spines with minor discolouring. Inside slightly dampstained in the first volume. Slightly foxed.

[Udg. af Villum Worm]. Uden sted (København) 1676. 4°. 238 sider. Samtidigt helbind af pergament. Samtidigt træskåret ejerstempel på indersiden af forpermen ledsaget af flere exlibris, bl.a. Paul Hauge. Velbevaret eksemplar. * Bibl.Dan. III, 158. Vitus Bering (1617-75) - en ældre slægtning til den verdensberømte søfarer - var i sin samtid berømmet som latindigter og historiker. Dette værk, der udkom året efter hans død, forener hans talenter i et epos om Københavns belejring på svulstigt barok-latin. Bogen udkom i det andet år af Den Skaanske Krig, hvor alt til at begynde med tegnede lovende for den danske side. Tiden var derfor også moden til at få genopfrisket den heroiske historie om belejringen og den fejlslagne svenske storm på København.

Herringman, London 1673. Small 8vo. (4)+351+(1) pages. Illustrated with 8 copperplates engravings of royalty and 40 woodcut heraldic coats of arms in the text. Half burgundy morocco binding, upper part of the spine a bit rubbed. Old name to flyleaf. A few notes and corrections in contemporary handwriting. * Third edition of this popular book on heraldry.

Serieforlaget, København 1974. 191 sider. Gennemillustreret i farver. Orig. illustreret kartonbind. Ryggen let falmet. Ellers flot eksemplar. * En perlerække af Carl Barks-historier inklusive udødelige klassikere som 'De firkantede æg', 'Jul i Pengeløse' og 'Den gyldne hjelm'. Sidstnævnte fortælling blev som bekendt optaget i Kulturministeriets kanon fra 2006 - som eneste udenlandske indslag iøvrigt - over værker af særlig betydning for dansk kultur.

4 volumes. Harvard University Press, Cambridge, London & Leipzig 1951-57. Publisher's dark blue cloth bindings, Fine. * Harvard Oriental Series. Volumes 33 - 36, edited by Charles R. Lanman. Der Rigveda.

Balthasar Christophorus Wust, Frankfurt am Main 1689. Folio. (16)+520 pages [in 1040 columns] + (60) pages of index + (2)+ 22 pages [in 44 columns]. Contemporary full vellum binding. Front pastedown not pasted down. Dampstaining to the margin throughout most of the book. Dampstain to the titleleaf. Backboard soiled. * Text in Latin, Hebrew and a bit of German.

Redigeret af Johan Ludvig Heiberg. Trykt hos Jens Hostrup Schultz, København 1827. 4to. Nummer 1-105 1. januar-31. december). Med fællestitelblad og indholdsfortegnelse til hele årgang 1827. Smukt senere halvbind af brunmarmoreret kalveskind. Exlibris (Eiler Høeg). Siderne lidt mørknede. Titelbladet gulplettet. * Indeholder foruden talrige bidrag af udgiveren selv også en række af de tidligste førstetryk af H.C. Andersen: Aftenen. Et Træsnit og Den rædselsfulde Time, trykt anonymt (BFN 11 & 12) samt BFN 14, 15 & 16.

Macmillan and Co, London 1910. 4to. VIII+280+(2) pages. With 40 tipped-in colour plates with protective tissue guards (with printed titles). Publisher's blue cloth with gilt lettering and and a lovely gilt front vignette of a Japanese woman carrying her child. All 3 edges blue. Bookplate on front pastedown. A well-preserved copy.