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42 litographed plates (showing butterflies and moths) 25,6 x 18,5 cm. Fine contemporary handcolouring. Lyon 1859. Several plates professionally restored; one with lack of image. Facsimiles of 7 plates and a titlepage inserted. Fine recent binding of brown calf in mid-19th century style, with gilt decorations on spine and boards and all three edges gilt. In slipcase. * Plates from a magnificent three-volume work on butterflies and moths.

Two parts in one binding. Zunner, Frankfurt 1680-90. Large 4to [22 x 35 cm]. Engraved titleleaf + (12)+778+(32)+ engraved titleleaf + (12)+368+(70)+(2 blank) pages. Illustrated with 35 x 23 full page plates [complete]. Bound in a contemporary full vellum binding, outer hinges partly cracked, but holding firmly.Small chip to the vellum to the top of the spine. Old stamp to the flyleaf and the two titleleaves [A. Düning]. Fore-edge with a stain. * Besides being the father of Pietistic Lutheranism, German theologist Spener [1635-1705] was also an expert on heraldry.

Original radering, signeret i pladen: S. K. (18)98. Lysmål: 21 x16,5 cm. Med brede margener. Indrammet med passepartout i nyere guldlakeret træramme. * Signeret med blyant af P.S. Krøyer under selve motivet. ** Indtagende portræt af den aldrende landskabsmaler, der blandt andet var læremester for Anna Ancher.

Regensen, København 1923. Førsteudgave. 8°. 55 sider. Heftet med orig. omslag. Lille rift i foromslagets forkant. Indlagt i kassette med omslaget gengivet på for- og bagside. * Blædel 1. Marcussen 1. Velbevaret eksemplar af Munks meget sjældne debut, skrevet da han som 24-årig beklædte det ærefulde embede som »klokker« (højeste embedsmand) ved Regensen. Bogen af den dengang helt ukendte Munk kom aldrig i boghandelen, men forhandledes internt på kollegiet. Ifølge Munks bibliograf Ove Marcussen bidrog bogtrykkeren i vinteren 1939 til bogens sjældenhed ved at fyre op med restoplaget, ca. 20-30 eksemplarer.** Indholdet omfatter bl.a. lystspillet »S'mænd et Offer«, hvor Munk havde castet sig selv i rollen som stud. med. Kunow. Ligesom Revyen »Een Thranum gør ingen Sommer« er teksten stærkt præget af indforstået regensianerhumor.

Editions Atelier Clot, Paris & Edition Møen, Askeby 1992. 105 pages printed in various colours and black handlettering. Orig. full cloth. Fine. * Includes handwritten letter inscribed to Peter [J.] & Gitte Lassen, signed and stamped by Henning Christiansen. ** Printed in 150 numbered copies signed by both artists. ***Words in Danish, German, French and English by Henning Christoffersen combined with images by Bjørn Nørgaard in a search for the word as mere sound, a new language and the image as utterance, the carrier of an expression, and as structure.

2 volumes. Illustrated with suitable Examples of Armorial Figures, and Atchievements of th most considerable Sirnames and Families in Scotland, ec. Together with historical and genealogical memorials relative thereto. Vol.I: J. Mackeuen, Edinburgh 1722; Vol. II: R. Fleming, Edinburgh/ A. Millar and J. Davidson, London 1744. Folios. (6)+IV+452 pages + 35 full page plates + 32 pages of index; (4)+114+194 [pp. 177-194 mispaginated as 277-294] + 308+46 + 15 plates. Bound in two mid-19th century full calf bindings, boards and boards neatly blindtooled. Spines professionally restored. Upper 5cm of hinge between rear board and spine of volume 1 cracked. Contemporary inscription to the flyleaf of volume I. Small repair to titlepage of first volume. Bookplates. * Lovely work on heraldry, that apparently took 20 years to make - or at least to finance, as the project changes publisher in the proces. The 50 plates are all present, but a couple of them have been reinforced with paper to the back, with no loss of text or heraldry.

Engraving by J.F. Clemens after a painting by John Trumbull. Published in London, February 1798, by A.C. de Poggi. 6th state. 56 x 79 cm. Fine impression. A tear discreetly repaired. Mounted in recent gilt wooden frame.(Grafik/Prints). * Swane 266. Fine impression of this great print, showing the heroic death of American general Richard Montgomery (1738-1775) during the siege of Quebec. Montgomery is the central figure in the picture, surrounded by soldiers in various uniforms, scouts and even an Indian volunteer. ** Richard Montgomery was born in Ireland. Initially he served the British forces in North America, but changed side and became second in command in the Montreal expedition during the War of Independence.*** John Trumbull´s (1756-1843) painting is a good example of his very narrative pictures from the War of Independence. He met the talented Danish engraver J.F. Clemens (1748-1831) in London while the latter considered pursuing an international career. The first impression was published in 1795, and Clemens was payed no less than 1050 Guineas for his work.**** Not able to ship framed prints.

Ex veteri translatione, et nova Nicolai Leoniceni. Petri vero de Alvernia ordinis preadicatorum, in reliqua eorendem Expositio. Duo quoque Indices appositi sunt, alter Librorum ac Lectionem summas continens, alter totius operis scitu digna demonstrans. Libri in toto Volumine contenti versa pagina indcantur. Emendata resitutaque nunc omnia longe diligentius. Hieronymus Scotus, Venezia 1588. 4to. (8)+166 pages. Illustrated with woodcut diagrams in the text. Bound in nice modern half calf binding. Pp 97-112 with the top margin restored, with slight text loss to some of the upper lines. Slight dampstaining to the last leaves. * Scotus' edition of Thoams Quinas' commentaries on Aristoteles was reprinted several times in the late 16th century.

På J.J. Flodins förlag, Stockholm 1850. 8vo. (4)+498 sider. Samtidigt halvbind af brunt kalveskind med rygforgyldning. Flere sider med gamle reparationer (uden teksttab). * Meget sjælden. Ikke hos Juel Møller S 4. Se Juel Møller S 27 (1855). Svensk udgave af Andersens eventyr med Vilhelm Pedersens træsnit. Udgaven ligger i forlængelse af den danske udgave fra december 1849 (1850).

Alfred Mame et Fils, Tours [1913]. 4to. 389 pages. With text illustrations in b/w. Folding map (with a small tear). Publisher's red pictorial cloth with detailed colour illustration on front board; all three edges gilt. Slight wear to binding. Small tear at upper spine-end. Front inner hinge weak. * Inscribed, in Danish, by Ejnar Mikkelsen on front endpaper, in Paris, March 1926. ** French edition of Ejnar Mikkelsen's account of the Alabama Expedition 1910, named af the expedition ship, to the Northeastern parts of Greenland. After the shipwreck of the Alabama, Mikkelsen and a companion survived through two and a half year on Greenland's ice sheet before being rescued by Norwegian sealhunters.

Two parts in one binding. Printed by Iohn Bill, London 1622. Folio. [6]+ 271 + [1 blank] + [6] + 12 + 227 + [1 blank] = missing the first and last blank leaf, otherwise complete. Digit to the pastedown in old hand. Old note to titleleaf of first part: ('By Richard Greenwey' [the translator]). First titleleaf stained and with old restoration [backed by old paper]. A few marginal tears (outside text) and thumbing. Bound in contemporary full calf binding, spine and corners professionally restored. Some chipping to the spine. Blindstamped initials ('T.G.') to the upper board. * Early English edition of Tacitus. The second parts states 'The Fifth edition'.

5 parts in 1 volume. J.F. Bernard, Amsterdam 1723-1728. Folio. 198+186+386+38+84+(2) pages. 78 engraved plates, several double-paged or folding. Later full mottled calf binding with richly gilt spine. Binding worn at edges. * Volume II of this impressive work on religious rites cover these of the Catholic Church (including the Inquisition) along with the religious rites of India, China and Africa, all shown in fine engraved plates.

Éditions Manuel Bruker, no place, no year [Paris 1948]. 4to. 110 pages. Illustrated in b/w by Louise Hervieu. Bound untrimmed with the original wrappers and backstrip preserved in a full dark marocco binding, with blind tooled frames to boards., bookbinder signed "Henningsen". In slipcase. Small scratches along outer hinges. Near fine. * Nr. 85 of a 150 numbered copies, printed on velin d'arches. Lovely copy indeed

2 volumes. Verlag von Walter de Gruyter, Berlin & Leiozig 1926. Small folio (32 x 24 cm). IX+248 pages + 77 plates in b/w. Privately bound in a nice blue cloth binding with the plates loosely inserted in matching solid cloth box; book untrimmed on the three sides (J. Macdonald, Norwalk (Conn.)) . * Fine set of this important catalogue of 158 swords, all described and depicted.

2 bind. Joachim Moltken, København 1650-55. Folio. Kobberstukket titelblad (bla. med portrætter af Christian IV og Frederik III). Kobberstukket portræt af Arild Huitfeldt (af Albert Haelwegh efter tabt maleri). (10)+(6)+841 (og med 3 foldede genealogiske plancher, alle med rifter) +(6)+841+(6)+114+(54) + (11)+ (s.842)-1555+(1) sider +register og errata. Det dobbeltsidede kobberstik med kongeportrætter mangler. Indbundet i to nyere pastichebind af brunt kalveskind med enkel rygforgyldning og med spejldekoration på permerne. Bindenes oprindelige røde snit bevaret. De første og sidste sider i hvert bind med pletter og randskjolder. * Præsentabelt sæt af folioudgaven af Huidtfeldts store danmarkshistorie, der oprindeligt udkom fra 1595-1604.

In Ferrara per Francesco Suzzi, Sampator Camerale 1639. 4to. 18+301+18 pages. Each lection (chapter) with woodcut headings. Contemporary full vellum. Endpapers recent and professionally renewed. Pages wavy and unevenly yellowed caused by water. * Ottavio Magnanini (1574-1652) Philologist, doctor and secretary. The printer Suzzi was active in Ferrara between 1620-1655. **Graphically very charming; set in a bold typography accompanied by woodcut chapter headings and initials. ***USTC no. 4013591. A4-Z4, Aa-Rr4+2 leaves.

6 bind. Gyldendal, København 1793-1807. 4to. Med kobberstukket portræt af Henrik Stampe (J.G. Preisler efter Jens Juel). Samtidige uniforme helbind af brunt kalveskind med rig rygforgyldning. Ryggene mørknede. Stempel på fribladet i bind 2 og 6. Øverste kapitæl på bind 1 beskadiget. Kapitælerne slidt på bind 6. * Godt sæt af dette hovedværk i dansk juridisk litteratur. Henrik Stampe (1713-89) står som en af det 18. århundredes betydeligste danske embedsmænd. I 1753 blev han udnævnt til såvel juridisk professor ved Københavns Universitet og til generalprokurør. I sidstnævnte egenskab kom han ind i enevoldsmagtens inderkreds og fik ansvaret for udarbejdelse af nye love og for afgivelsen af erklæringer til regeringen i komplicerede juridiske spørgsmål - det er dette arbejde, der er dokumenteret i værket. Han deltog livet ud i centraladministrationens væsentligste arbejde og var både med i Struensees reformer, i tribunalet mod Struensee og Brandt og til sidst medvider i sammensværgelsen mod Høegh-Guldberg - man må sno sig her i verden. Henrik Stampe sluttede sin karriere som statsminister. ** Preisler den Yngres kobberstik efter Jens Juels vennesæle portræt af Stampe er meget af sættets pris værd.

[Den Haag/The Hague] 1639. Engraved frontspiece with title. Lacks printed titlepage with portrait of author on verso. [40]+ 366 pages. Bound with: Wis-konstigh Ende reden-maetigh Bewÿs Op den Reghel Fol: 25. 26 en 27. Den Haag/The Hague: 1640. [2]+58 pages. With woodcut initials and woodcut as well as engraved diagrams. Contemporary vellum binding. Bookplate on front pastedown. * Algebra, the New method, by the Dutch matematician Jan Tampioen (1610-89(?)).s in old hand on pastedowns. Name and old pen notes on front endpaper. * Algebra, the New method, by the Dutch matematician Jan Tampioen (1610-89(?)).

Det Kgl. Danske Videnskabernes Selskab. Filosofiske Meddelelser I,3. Andr. Fred. Høst & Søn, København 1921. 138 sider. Indbundet i et elegant halvbind af sort maroquin, signeret 'August Sandgren'. Lette brugsspor ved kanterne af bindet. * Enestående eksemplar: Bogen har været professor Høffdings eget eksemplar, som han har fået gennemskudt med blanke blade. Bogen er fyldt med Høffdings egne noter, uddybninger, litteraturhenvisninger og overvejelser. Høffding slap ikke sine emner så nemt, men blev ved og ved arbejde med dem.

Charlottenborg, Copenhagen 1960. 4to. 96 pages. Illustrations in b/w and colour. Text in Danish. Original soft cover with dustwrappers. A few traces of use and a closed tear to the wrappers. * Catalogue from the double exhibition by Chagall and Kokoschka at Charlottenborg in Copenhagen 1960. The book is printed so you can flip it over and read about both artist from the cover and inwards. The middle leaves are printed with the text laying down.** Inscribed with nice inscriptions by both Kokoschka and Chagall to Lars Rostrup Bøyesen, who curated the exhibition.

Sumptibus Wolfgangi Marittii Endteri & Johannis Andreae Endteri Haeredum, Noribergae [Nuremburg] 1676. (32)+957+51 pages. Bound in a contemporary full vellum binding. Name to flyleaf (with a small closed tear to the foreedge. Spine a bit soiled and rubbed. * First edition of this very scarce book on church/state relations by Law professor in Frankfurt an der Oder Henniges [sometimes spelled Henninges] (1645-1711).

Eget Forlag, København 1780. 8vo. (8)+506 sider. Indbundet ubeskåret i et smukt pastiche-halvbind af brunt kalveskind med tidtypisk (1780!) rygforgyldning (Niels J. Stevns). Exlibris. Vakkert eksemplar. * Bibl. Dan. II,745. Eneste udgave i denne form; Hans Holck tænkte gerne i serier, og håndbogen har forløbere allerede fra 1760'erne. Bogen dækker hele det den dansk-norske helstat, der havde fundet sin form i 1773. Et yderst detaljeret topografisk og personalhistorisk kildemateriale.

Prentet i Kiøbenhaffn, af Henrich Kruse, paa Peder Andersøns Bogførers bekostning, oc findes hoss hannem til kiøbs, 1630. Lille 4to [17 x 15 cm]. (8)+302+(10) sider. Titelbladet trykt i rødt og sort. Indbundet i et smukt helbind af kalveskind med rig forgyldning på permerne og forgyldt bordure på inderpermen [Jakob Baden]. Knud Scavenius' eksemplar med hans gyldne exlibris-stempel på inderpermen. * Thesaurus 648.** Dejligt eksemplar af den sjældne førsteudgave af Hatterslebs bog om Alexander den Store, fortalt på solidt renæssancedansk. Bogen blev genudgivet i 1664.

3 bind i 2. P. Hauberg, København 1888-89 (Januar-December 1888 + Januar-Juni 1889 (det udkomne). 588 + 572 + 572 sider. Nydelige samt. brune halvlæderbind, der dog afviger både i format, farve og rygforgyldning (bind 1 og 2 er bundet sammen og i større format end bind 3. Let slid på hjørner og kanter. * Præsentabelt sæt af dette væsentlige litterære tidsskrift. Indeholder førstetryk af en meget bred vifte af tidens vigtige forfattere, bl.a. Johannes Jørgensen, Sophus Claussen, Gustav Wied, August Strindberg (fem bidrag, bl.a. det fantastiske "Kvinnosaken enligt Evolutionsteorin"), Knut Hamsun, Amalie Skram og Herman Bang. I bind 2 findes også - over 30 sider - det første afsnit af Hamsuns "Sult".

Typed letter on one leaf [13 lines]. Dated 8 October 1968. Signed by Sartre. The original envelope enclosed, also signed by Sartre to the back. * A letter from Sartre to the Danish philosopher Peter Kemp, who had sent some books to Sartre. Sartre promises to look at them as soon as he can.