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Skipper Clements Förlag, uden sted 1944. Stencileret maskinskrevet manuskript. 159 sider. Heftet med orig. omslag. Meget velbevaret. * Illegal udgivelse. Den senere tyske forbundskansler, der stammede fra Lübeck og egentlig hed Herbert Ernst Karl Frahm, Efter nazisternes magtovertagelse flygtede han til Norge, hvorfra han efter det tyske overfald i 1940 undslap til Sverige. Han beherskede flydende norsk og uddannede sig i eksilet som journalist. Hans illegalt udsendte visioner for tiden efter det kommende tyske nederlag er forfattet på dansk. ** Deutsches Exilarchiv 1933-1945, 609. Illegally printed and distributed Danish version of the future West German Bundeskantzler's visions for Europe after the coming German defeat.

Kobberstukket kort over området omkring Husum (1649). Johannes Blaeu/Amsterdam 1662. Lysmål: 42 x 55 cm. Arkmål: 49 x 59 cm. Smuk samtidig håndkolorering. Med titelkartouche og kartouche med tilegnelse til Husums borgmester Lüder Dessien. Med kompasrose. Med passepartout i nyere ramme af profilerede umalede trælister. Velbevaret blad. * Smukt eksemplar af Johannes Mejers kort over sin fødeby Husum med eminent gengivelse af Vadehavet og marsken vest for byen. I nederste højre hjørne ses Frederiksstad/Friedrichstadt. Stukket af brødrene Mathias og Nicolai Petersen fra Husum til Mejers store atlas over hertugdømmet, som Caspar Danckwerth udgav i 1652. Den hollandske forlægger Johannes Blaeu d.y. købte kobberpladerne til værket af Danckwerths enke og udsendte Mejers kort i sit Atlas Maior fra 1662 i smukt kolorerede versioner; førstetrykkene fra 1652 er som regel ukolorerede. Det foreliggende kort viser, hvor fremragende en kartograf Johannes Mejer var. Hans kortlægning af Sønderjyllands vestkyst er en vigtig dokumentation af de dramatiske ændringer, marsklandskabet undergik på grund af den voldsomme stormflod i 1634.

Pelham Richardson, Cornhill 1844. London. Fourth edition. Large 8vo. XVI+359 pages. 26 plates in colour including frontispiece and title vignette. Slightly later half calf with raised bands and title in gilt to spine. All edges redbrown. Light edgewear. Spine slightly sunned. Top 0,5mm of front board sunned. Small line from a pen on lower board. * Originally published in London 1841, this fourth edition was the first which included the attractive colour plates. **William Cornwallis Harris (1807-1848) attended military college and was appointed to a career in India. In 1836 he was moved to the Cape due to medical issues. Friends of Harris described him as being afflicted with 'shooting-madness' from an early age and soon enough he was off on a hunting trip to the interior. The party started out from Algoa Bay looking for big game and made their way to the kraals of Matabele chief Moselekatse who permitted them otherwise closed routes of travel. After returning, Harris then resumed his military career in India. In 1841 he was appointed to lead a mission to the ancient christian kingdom Shoa in Abyssinia. He succeeded in opening trade connections and was knighted for his efforts when he returned briefly to England in 1844. He died of fever in India 1848.

Joh. Phil. Bockenhoffer, København 1685. Lille 8vo. (14)+(2)+116 sider. Rettelsesbladet anbragt mellem de upaginerede og de paginerede sider. Papbind fra c. 1800 med håndskrevet titelfelt. False og kapitæler skrammet. Navn på indersiden af bagpermen. * Bibl. Dan. !V,62. Thesaurus 675. Den første danske grammatik forfattet på dansk. modersmålet.Thesaurus II,675. -

3 volumes. R. Ackermann, London ca. 1820-21. Ninth, third and third edition. [9]+276; [5]+277; [6]+279 pages. Handcoloured engravings by T. Rowlandson. Vignettes in b/w. Orig. blindtooled brown cloth. Top edges gilt. Volume 1: Illustrated title leaf states ninth edition, whereas titlepage states third edition (advertisements are for ninth edition). 31 plates, however plate no. 26 (Covent Garden) not present, instead a second no. 21 (Dairy Maid) has been inserted in it's place. Volume 2: All 24 plates present. Volume 3: All plates present. Spine ends professionally repaired. Overall scuffing, bumped edges and corners. Spines lightly sunned. Edges of pages wrinkled. A little foxing. Contemporary name on all titleleaves. Pencilled note to front free endpaper of volume 1. Inner hinges expertly repaired. Pencil scriblings (a child's?) to a couple of plate edges. Good. * Combe's text and - most of all - Rowlandson's masterly illustrations together makes this a very charming publication. Books of travel were very popular at the time, and Combe's text was meant as a parody of these. The first Tour was recieved favourly, printed in large numbers inspiring the publication of the two following Tours. Doctor Syntax travels with the best intentions but constantly ends up in a diverse array of misfortunes and accidents both minor and some with more serious consequences. Held in a light and jolly tone it still manages to be a light read. **Combe (1741-1823) wrote the poems to go with Rowlandson's satirical plates. Combe lent his hand to many trades; he editor, ghost-writer, author, traveller, travel-writer and - in later life - he spent some years in prison for debt.

John Murray, London 1861. 8vo. XVIII+480+32 (advertisement) pages. Folding frontispiece plate. Large folding map. Publisher's dark black cloth binding with gilt vignette on front board. Rebacked, using the original backstrip. Name on front flyleaf. Name on titlepage. Folding map repaired.

4 parts in 9 volumes. C.H. Beck'sche Verlagsbuchhandlung, München 1966-1980. 4to. Richly illustrated in b/w. Orig. cloth with dust wrappers. Fine/near fine. Volume 4, 1-3 in slipcase. Wrappers of vol. 1 & 2 with few marginal tears.

Mangor, Viborg 1780. (4)+250 sider. Indbundet med: KROG, ANDREAS CHRISTIAN: Samlede Efterretninger om Viborg Bye i ældre og nyere Tider. Mangor, Viborg 1779. (16)+242 sider. Samtidigt rosa kartonnage. Rygtitelfeltet afslidt. Med kantslid. Gamle inskriptioner på indersiden af forpermen og en stor samtidig på forsatsbladet (eksemplaret er samlet af Frideric Seidelin). * Sjælden. Bibl. Dan. I,952. Danske Provinstryk 1482-1830 Vi 105. Et af de væsentligste kildeskrifter til hekseforfølgelsernes danske historie. Indeholder bl.a. kilderne til sagen mod Maren Splids. For den medindbundne bog: Danske Provinstryk 1482-1830 Vi 97, Bibl. Dan. II, 708. Sidste del af bogen er formet som et anhang med selvstændigt titelblad (Viborg 1779) af Morten Støttrup om de bekiendte Støttrupers Historie. ** To smukke prøver på dansk provinsbogtryk i Oplysningstiden.

Friedrich Perthes, Hamburg 1799. 8vo. Printed on fine paper. IV+283 pages. Contemporary brown half-calf binding with gilt and blindtooled decorations on spine. Bookplate on front pastedown. * First edition.

2 volumes in 1. J.F. Bernard, Amsterdam 1733-1736. Folio. 396+348+(2) pages. 26 engraved plates, several double-paged or folding. Later full mottled calf binding with richly gilt spine. Binding worn at edges. * Volume III & IV of this impressive work on religious rites cover the Greek Orthodox and Protestant & Anglican Churches including Quakers, Anabaptists, Adamites and others. A small chapter on Free-Masonry is included as well, all illustrated in fine engraved plates.

2 bind. Aschehoug, Oslo 1927. 1. oplag. 237 + 334 sider. Indbundet ubeskåret med originale omslag og rygstribe i 2 smukke halvbind af teglrødt gedeskind med rygforgyldning (Ole Olsen). * Med dedikation på foromslaget i bind 1: Til Tante Agnes Mathiesen med ønsket om en glad jul fra hendes hengivne Sigrid Undset-

C.A. Reitzels Forlag, København 1835. (8)+228+(6)+266+(2) sider. Med begge smudstitelblade. Samtidigt halvbind af mørkebrunt kalveskind med tidstypisk rygforgyldning. Gl. navn på forsatsbladet. Lidt gulplettet. * BFN 264. Førsteudgaven af Andersens gennembrudsroman. Den er specielt elsket for sine skildringer af Italien, og især af den Azurblå grotte ved Capri. Med trykt dedikation til familien Collin.

Det Nordiske Forlag/Ernst Bojesen, København 1896. (2)+201+(blank) sider. Orig. komponeret blåt helshirtingsbind. Permerne ganske svagt plettet. Lille note på fribladet.

3 bind. C.A. Reitzel, København 1849-51. XII+495 + VIII+465 + 513+LXVII sider + trykfejlslister. I alt 19 litograferede plancher, 1 facsimile og 5 kort. Smukke samtidige halvbind af sort kalveskind med rygdkoration i guld og blindtryk (D.L. Clemént). Lidt gulplettet. * Smukt sæt af førsteudgaven af Steen Billes rejseberetning. Formålet med Steen Billes lange togt 1845-47 var at overdrage de danske besiddelser i Indien til Storbritannien, indlede kolonisering af Nikobarerne og foretage etnografiske og hydrografiske undersøgelser. Koloniseringen af Nikobarerne blev hurtigt opgivet, men Bille hjembragte betydeligt videnskabeligt materiale. ** Account on the Danish circumnavigation of the globe 1845-47. The purpose of the voyage was to lead the transition of the Danish colonies in India to Britain and to gather scientific material. Bille´s account is illustrated with etnographic litographs and maps.

3 volumes. Francois Desventes, Dijon/ Francois Fournier, Auxerre 1754-69. Small 4to. (6)+840 + 6 foldable plates; (2)+822 + 15 foldable plates; 610 pages + 27 foldable plates [complete]. Bound in contemporary half calf binding, rebacked with use of the old title and tome labels. Small stamp to the title leaves. New flyleaves inserted. Some of the plates slightly browned. Sidepaper a bit rubbed. Still, a nice, tight copy. * Interesting and broad account of the natural sciences from anatomy over chemistry to botany.

No printer or place stated [but probably Henri Estienne, Genova] 1579. Small 8vo. [64] +572 pages. Contemporary full calf binding, professionally restored. Bookplates on pastedown and flyleaf. A bit of dampstaining here and there. Small tear to leaf i4, not affecting text. * Henri Estienne/ Henricus Stephanus (the younger) [1528/31-1598] was third generation in the line of great renaissance printers in Paris and Geneva. This work was written by himself and immensely popular in his own lifetime (originally published in 1566), being reprinted 12 times in the next 16 years.

Foreningen af 3. December 1892, København 1918. Lille folio. 58 sider + 66 billedplancher + 56 plancher med opmålinger. Indbundet ubeskåret med orig. omslag i et smukt halvbind af sort gedeskind. Navn (Kay Fisker 1918) på kolofonsiden. * Et af 650 nummererede eksemplarer. Dansk Bogkunst 35. En af de 50 smukkeste danske bøger nogen sinde. ** Den autoritative arkitekturhistoriske fremstilling om dette henrivende romantiske anlæg ved Møns Klint. *** Bogen har tilhørt den banebrydende arkitekt Kay Fisker (1893-1965)

90 bind. Blekinge Hembygdsförbund och Blekinge museum, Karlskrona 1923-2012. 8vo. Illustrationer i s/h og farver. Årgang 1-69 heftet med orig. omslag. Resten i orig. papbind. Velholdt sæt. * Komplet og opdateret række. Årbøgernes enorme mængde af rigt varieret stof dækker selvsagt også Blekinges historie og andre forhold før 1658.

Reg. Majest. & Universit. Typographeo, København 1704. Folio. (6)+104+(1) sider. Titelbladet med kobberstukket vignet. Med 11 (af 14) kobberstukne plancher. Mangler portrættet af Christian V og det foldede stik af ridderkapellet på Frederiksborg). Med kobberstukne illustrationer i teksten. Samtidigt helbind af brunt kalveskind med rig rygforgyldning. Øverste margen med skjold. Bindet plettet. Rygforgyldningen noget krakeleret. Gl. ejerstempler på titelbladet. Ejernavne (bl.a. Frederik Oldenburg og Henrik Krøyer) på fribladet. * Ukomplet eksemplar af den unge enevældes pragtværk om Elefantordenens historie.

Multo maiore, quam hactenus unquam, uigilantia repurgatae. Apud Seb. Gryphium Lugduni [Lyon] 1553. 331+(1) pages. Bound in modern full vellum with red titlelabel to spine. Titlelabel chipped. Pages with lightly crased edges. Light staining and foxing to pages. Older notes and underlinings in ink. Last pages heavily notated in older, possibly contemporary, hand. Last page with burnholes.

Rosenkilde and Bagger, Copenhagen 1961. Folio. 20 + 221 pages of facsimile plates. Publisher's red half morocco binding. Slight edgewear.. A little wear to the spine. Near fine-. * From the series »Early Icelandic Manuscripts in Facsimile«, vol. III (Manuscript no. 81 A Fol. in the Arnamagnæan Collection). A chance to see and study the original Icelandic manuscripts from afar.

Jeremias Schrey & Heirs of Heinrich Johann Meyer, Berlin 1695. Engraved frontispiece & engraved portrait (by S. Blesendorff). (12)+1634+(82) pages. Engraved vignette on titlepage; engraved and woodcut vignettes. Contemporary full brown calf binding with richly gilt spine. Bookplate on front pastedown. Spine-ends and outer hinges worn. Corners bumped. First pages, including portrait, with a marginal brown stain at bottom of pages. * Monumental monography on the Great Elector Friedrich Wilhelm of Brandenburg. Dedicated to his son and heir, the Elector Friedrich III, who in 1702 fulfilled his father's project of establishing Brandenburg and its dominions outside the Holy Roman Empire as the Kingdom of Prussia.

Antoine Cellier, Lyon 1675. 4to. (18)+385+(24) pages. Engraved titlepage + engraved coat-of-arms (in text) + 46 + 2 engraved plates. Contemporary full brown calf with richly gilt spine. Somewhat foxed throughout. Binding with traces of age, however intact. Lower spine-end professionally renewed, top couple of mm of the spine missing. Bookplate on front pastedown,

Chapman and Hall, London 1837. 8vo. Halftitlepage + frontespiece + engraved titleleaf + titleleaf + 2 p. of dedication to Talfourd + 3 p. (preface)+ 1 blank + 4 p. + 1p directions to the binder with errate (6 lines) on the verso + 609+ 1 blank. Bound untrimmed in a 19th century half calf binding.Top edge gilt. Text pages are generally nice and clean, plates with a touch of browning, mainly to the margins. Halftitle with a one cm closed tear to the margin. Overall a very nice, well-preserved copy. * This early issue has the footnote on p. 9 and 50 lines pr. page, but the two original Buss-plates (p.69 + 74), are replaced by Phizz-plates.

København 1608. Prentet i Kiøbenhaffn/Aff Niels Michelssøn 1608. Lille folio. Titelblad trykt med rødt og sort. Med stor træskåret vignet på 2. dels titelblad. (4)+224+(8)+(4)+111+(7)+(2)+28+(1) sider. Samtidigt helbind af brunmarmoreret kalveskind med rygforgyldning. Forsatsblade mangler; friblade fornyet. Titelbladet restaureret. Gennemgående plettet og med en del gamle noter. * Bibl. Dan. I,93. Førte danske udgave af denne bibelske rejseguide. Bogen omfatter også den tredje danske udgave af De monetis et mensuris Sacræ Scripturæ (..) om allehaande Mynt oc Maade i den Hellige Scrifft. Dette værk udkom første gang på dansk i 1588 og optræder her i anden danske udgave (Bibl. Dan. I,93).