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Prestel-Verlag 1987. 30 x 22 cm. 432 pp. Richly illustrated. Publisher's cloth, dust-jacket.

Växjö 1865-1935. Årg. 2, 5, 41, 53, 54 och 70 saknas. Årg. 1-49 klotband, resten häftade.

Stockholm 1861. Folio. 16 s. + 10 planscher i ton- och färglitografi. Modernt skinnryggsband, det ursprungliga tryckta omslaget monterat på pärmen (med några defekter och fläckar). Tre av planscherna med marginell fuktrand, annars ett fint exemplar. Planscherna visa främst fornminnen men även folkdräkter.

Stockholm, Fröléen & Comp. 1910. 4:o. XI, (1), 20, (2), 27, (3) s. + 4 uppfällbara modeller i färg. Illustrationer i texten. Klotband med pärm- och ryggtitel i guld. Lättare bruksspår och smärre fläckar på rygg och pärm, en modell med en liten tejplagning, två namnteckningar på halvtitelbladet. I övrigt ett fint exemplar.

Published by the author 1965. 27,5x21 cm. Approx. (500) pp. Figures in the text. Publisher's cloth, dust-jacket. Jacket with a few small repairs, otherwise very good.

Bonn, Adolph Marcus 1863-1866. Zweite gänzlich umgearb. Aufl. in gedrängter Kürze, mit Zusätzen und Verbesserungen. XVI, 865; XVI, 952; XVI, 974 pp. + 1 folded plate. 3 volumes. Contemporary half leather with gilt spines i five compartments, sprinkled edges. Extremities somewhat rubbed, light scratchmarks to boards. Front inner hinge to vol 1 cracked and a bit weak.

Stockholm, Anund Oluffsons effterlåtne änckia [1612] 4:o. (21), (3) (blanka) s. Senare skinnryggsband. Några äldre understrykningar i texten i rött. Med Gustaf Berndtssons exlibris.

London 1901-1919. Vols. 44-46 and tpi to vols. 33 ff. missing. Cloth.

Paris, Au sans pareil 1920. (28) leaves (invl first and last blank). With a full-page drawing by Picasso. Original printed wrappers, small damage to head of spine. Somewhat browned due to paper quality. Still a very good copy. Aragon's first book. (Collection de littérature.)

Stockholm 1957-1977. Publisher's cloth.

Paris 1855. Folio. Each issue has 8 pp. Richly illustrated, two leaves coloured. In one, contemporary half calf, spine gilt. Spine worn, upper hing partly damaged, internallt very good.

Stockholm, P. A. Norstedt & söner, 1858 8:o. 114 pp. Near contemporary slightly worn red quarter morocco, spine in gilt, marbled boards and coloured edges. Inscribed by King Oscar II to Charles Edmond Chojecki: "à Monsieur / Charles Edmond Choiecki / en souvenier de l' Auteur". Attached to title leaf is a letter written in French from Consul Carl Ludvig Dahlfelt ("Charles Louis af Dahlfelt") to Choiecki stating the books is a gift from the King to him. Edmund Chojecki (1822-1899) was a prominent Polish journalist, playwright, poet and translator. He was a friend of Adam Mickiewicz and translated Potocki's The Saragossa Manuscript. In 1856 he became secretary to Louis Napoleon and later director of the Senate Library in Paris. As a French writer under the name "Charles Edmond" he befriended Gustave Flaubert and the Goncourt brothers. During his years in France he also made connections to King Oscar II of Sweden.

Göttingen, J.G. Rosenbusch & J.F. Römer 1798-1808. XX, 472, (2); XVI, 946, (30); X, 634, (24); (2), X, 470, (18); (2), VIII, (2), 910, (4) pp. Contemporary half calf, spines gilt. Vol. 1 not uniform, upper cover of vol. 4 stained. One preliminary leaf in vol. 3 is missing (dedication leaf). Library stamps on book-plates.

Paris, Mallet-Bachelier 1858-1866. XVI, 532 pp. + 1 folding engraved plate; XII, 532 pp. + 3 folding engraved plates; XVI, 804 pp. + 5 folding engraved plates. Illustrations in the text. Four volumes in contemporary half calf (part 3 is separated in two), spines gilt, marbled edges. Spines stained but overall a very good set.

Dijon, Henri Pasquinelly 1937 28x23 cm. 168, (5) pp. + 30 plates. With numerous vignettes and initials, all by Schem. Printed wrappers, loose in publisher's marbled covers, in original slip-case,. Covers and slip-case a bit worn, otherwise very good. Presentation copy with dedication from the illustrator Schem, together with a small drawing. Together with this copy come 5 original drawings by Schem with motives from the book and 45 loose extra plates, some not present in the book. No. 354 of 3300 numbered copies.

London, Heath Cranton 1924 330 pp. + 22 photographic plates + 2 folding maps. Drawings in the text. Publisher's cloth, slightly worn and minor damages to top of spine, neat underlines throughout in the text.

Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía 2007. 28x24 cm. 406, (1) pp. Richly illustrated. Publisher's cloth, dust-jacket. A very good copy.

Han-Shan Tang Books, London, 1994 197 pp. Illustrated throughout. Publisher's decorated boards. Spine just slightly slanted, else fine. Condition VG+ to Near Fine. Lavishly illustrated reference work on the marks on Chinese ceramics.

Stockholm, Isaac Marcus' Boktr.-Aktiebolag 1901. (6), 130, (1) pp. + 3 photographic plates + 4 folding tables. Printed wrappers. Rear cover with very faint soiling, slightly creased, chipped and with small tears (2 and 3 cm) at head and tail of spine. Overall a well-kept copy, condition VG- to G. Lundborg's dissertation, on a rare form of epilepsy first described by Heinrich Unverricht in 1891. Besides giving an account of the disease, Lundborg traces an affected family back to the 18th century, an analysis unique for that time, concluding that the family had genetically degenerated because of "unwise marriages". The study has been described as "of considerable historic interest in human genetics". Lundborg would later serve as the first head of the State Institute for Racial Biology (Statens institut för rasbiologi) in Uppsala between 1922 and 1935.

Frankfurt am Main 1998 29x20,5 cm. 141 levaes (printed on paper of different colours) + 9 plates. Plates and layout by Christian Zickler and Thomas Bayrle. Printed wrappers, lithographed? coloured dust-jacket on japan paper. A very good copy. Printed in 100 numbered and signed copies, this is no. 48, signed by Zickler and Bayrle.

Taipei, Linking Books 2015. 25x35,5 cm. 119 pp. + 1 CD-rom (in a pocket at end). Richly illustrated. Publisher's illustrated hardcover, in original slip-case. A near fine copy. Gao Xingjian, Nobel Prize winner 2000 is also an active and well knowed artist and film-maker. After the Flood is a short film and also a cinematic poem where large ink paintings play an important role. Text in English and Chinese. Presentation copy with dedication from Gao Xingjian to the Swedish poet and member of the Swedish Academy: Pour chere Kjell Espmark. Avec toutes mes amitiés. Gao Xingjian [also name with chinese writing]. Paris le 28 juillet 2015."

Toronto, Canada 1963-1969 28 x 21,5 cm. 42; 32; 30; 30; 31; 30; 64 pp. Illustrated. Stapled (8 vols). A very good set. Eight consecutive issues 28-35, of the magic magazine Ibidem. Number 34 and 35 published together.

Paris, Mercure de France 1936 236, (1) pp. Original printed wrappres, a bit worn dust-jacket. Overall very good. No. 13 of 22 copies on Japon impérial. Presentation copy with dedication from the author, signed and dated Mars 1936.

Hambourg, Chretien Herold 1760 (8), 344 s. Samtida skinnband med rik ryggförgyllning, marmorerade snitt och försättsblad. Enstaka fläckar i texten men huvudsakligen ett mycket bra ex. Von Fabrice (1683-1750) skickades 1710 till Bender som administratorn Kristian Augusts sändebud hos Karl XII. I arbetet ovan trycktes de depesher som han sände under sin vistelse som varade fram till 1714. Den tyska översättningen av ovanstående arbete utkom några månader före det franska originalet trycktes.

Stockholm, P.A. Huldbergs Förlag, 1853 44 s. + 8 litograferade planschblad. Häftad i tryckta, gröna omslag. Omslagen med några smärre naggar, riss och veck. Inlagan med ett par små obetydliga fläckar, en av planscherna lite hårt skuren i nedre marginalen.