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Illustrated by the author. The Holland Press, London 1963. Large 8vo. 272 pages. Illustrated with photos and drawings in b/w. Publisher's red cloth in dustwrappers. Near fine with a name stamp to the flyleaf/ very good wrappers with a few nicks to the edges. * Scarce. Enclosed is a pamphlet 'The Samarai Collection' [6 pages] from The Brooklyn Museum 1979.

S.(øren) Hempel, Odense 1826. . (VI)+130 sider. Samtidigt halvbind af brunt kalveskind. Plet på fribladet. Ellers et dejligt, rent eksemplar på skrivepapir. * Bogen er tilegnet Johan Bülow på Sanderumgaard, og det ligger lige for at tro, at den oplyste og filantropisk anlagte tidligere hofmand har stimuleret Ringes daværende sognepræst til denne mønsterværdige topografiske afhandling.** Bogen har tilhørt professor Finnur Magnusen. Hans navn står på verso af fribladet, men det er uklart, om det er hans egen skrift eller en dedikation fra Hans Leerbech.

Gyldendal, København 1967. 1. oplag. 96 sider. Indbundet ubeskåret med orig. omslag i et papbind overtrukket med et broderet Danmarkskort (med Grønland og Færøerne på bagpermen) samt med broderet rygtitel. Mindre, brun plet på dedikationen. Lille brunlig plet på bundsnittet. * Med stor dedikation fra Ping og Klaus (Rifbjerg) til Svend (Kragh-Jacobsen).

Oversat af Emanuel Balling. Trykt hos Morten Hallager, Kiøbenhavn 1775. 8vo. XLVIII+256 sider. Indbundet i et samtidigt halvbind af kalveskind. Sidepapiret lidt skrammet. * Danish translation of "The Centaur not Fabulous; in Five Letters to a Friend "

Ink signature on thin cardboard [14.5 x 10 cm]. Name typed on front. Stamp with date on back [autograph obtained 7 December 1963] Framed in black passepartout [32 x 23.5 cm] with photo. * Dean Martin [1917-95]: One of the all time greatest crooners as well as acclaimed actor.

Peter Wilhelm Brandt, Odense 1748. 4°. (56)+214+(1)+32+48 sider. Samtidigt brunt hellæderbind med rig rygforgyldning. Ryggen afskallet og slidt ved kapitælerne. Siderne let gulnede. Exlibris. Gl. navne på forsatsbladet og på titelbladet. * Bibl. Dan. I,641. Danske provinstryk 1482-1830 Od 200. Den sjældne førsteudgave fra Odense af Hedegaards ordbog til Kong Christian den Femtes Danske Lov. Bogen kom i en ny udgave i 1766.

Editions Bauhaus Situationiste (Drakabygget/Malmø) 1966. Upagineret (c. 112 sider). Trykt og gennemillustreret i flere farver. Heftet med orig. omslag. Omslag let plettet og med Virtus Schades navn skrevet med rød tusch. * Med bidrag og præsentation af Carl Magnus, Jørgen Nash, Heimrad Prem, Hardy Strid og Jens Jørgen Thorsen.Med stor dedikation fra Jens Jørgen Thorsen til Virtus Schade.

Paris, Guillaime, Rue Hautefeuille, 1816. 65 x 52 mm. 260 pages. Illustrated with title vignette and six plates printed in red [according to titlepage there should be eight vignettes]. Bound in contemporary full calf with leaf-like framing to boards, ruling, vignettes and lettering to spine - all in gilt. Title (...) in black calf. All edges gilt. Spine a little cocked. Light edgewear. Some wear to corners. Foot of spine missing lower 2mm. Two small areas (4 x 4mm) of missing leather to front board. Pages 55+129+157+189+213+243 with older folds/dogears. Page 94 with a closed, horisontal tear to upper, edge only affecting page number, not main text. Pages 239/240 + 241/242 missing lower corners with burn-marked edges. * Guillaume were involved in the publishing of the closely related title Chansons Joyeuses de Piron, Collé, Gallé, etc. (published in the same period). However the present edition lacks the mention and portrait of the poets, titlevignette is different, more primitive, and so are the plates - though they are of elegant oval shape. Though the slight erotic character of the plates suggests that this volume was indeed part of the small wave of eroctic song books. **See Bondy 1981, page 29 for the genre and period - though this particular example is not mentioned (as several others are not either).

2 volumes. The Hakluyt Society, London 1897. CXVII+205+187 pages. Eight expandable maps and one expandable illustration. Smaller maps and illustrations in text. Orig. blue cloth with gilt and blindtooled illustration on fronts and backs. Spines with gilt text. Ex library copy with stamps on pastedowns, titlepages and on some illustrations and pages. Spines darkened with printed and handwritten library numbers. Spine ends repaired. Fronts uevenly darkened. Three of the expandable maps have one small tear each. Library stickers on front pastedowns. Stamp on both bottom edges. Good.

5 volumes. The Folio Society, London 1999. Various printings. Large 8vo. Illustrations in colour. Publishers blue cloth bindings with gilt decorations. In slipcase. * 1. Peter Hunter Blair: Anglo-Saxon England. 2. M.T. Clancy: Early Medieval England. 3. M.H. Keen: England in the Later Middle Ages. 4. G.R. Elton: England under the Tudors. 5. G.M. Trevelyan: England under the Stuarts.

Two parts in one volume. Chez G. Owen, Fleet Street/ Cadell das le Strand, London 1774. 8vo. VIII+112+(2)+91+(1 blank) pages. Contemporary full mottled calf binding with spine richly gilt, but slightly worn off at the tome compartment. Top of spine professionally restored. Apart from a date on the flyleaf, it is a nice, clean copy, printed on good paper.

Brepols 1996. XV+268 pages. Orig. cloth binding in dust wrapper. Minimal signs of use to the dust wrapper. Fine / Near fine.

C.A. Reitzels Forlag, København 1833. (6)+VI+360 sider. Samtidigt brunt halvlæderbind med rygforgyldning. Noget gulplettet. Gl. navn på titelbladet. Senere navnetræk på forstasbladet. * BFN 224. Hæderligt eksemplar af denne samling, der indeholder både nye og tidligere udgivne Andersen-digte.

6 volumes. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge 1995-96.Reprint. Publisher's soft cover. Some spines with light fading. Very good- with light wear to covers. * Complete set of the commentaries of book 1-24 of the Iliad, written by G.S. Kirk, Mark W. Edwards, Richard Janko and Bryan Hainsworth.

Two volumes in on binding. Weygandschen Buchhandlung, Leipzig 1776. (4)+220+[224]-364 pages. engraved titleleaf vignettes. Contemporary half calf binding. A bit of edgewear and foxing. Bookplate inserted. * First edition.

2 volumes. Verlag von J.J. Weber, Leipzig 1882-1883. Large 8vo. XVI+304 + XIV+493 pages. Fine uniform contemporary half-morocco bindings with lavishly gilt spines. Top-edge gilt on volume 1; all three edges gilt on volume 2. Handwritten card from the author enclosed. * 1: Erfindung, Verbreitung, Blüte, Verfall. 1450-1750. 2: Wiedererwachen und neue Blüte der Kunst 1751-1882. ** The author Carl Berendt Lorck (1814-1905) was born in Copenhagen but made his fine career as a publisher in Leipzig. In Denmark, he is renowned for creating and publishing of the first illustrated edition of Hans Christian Andersen's Fairy Tales, in 1849, soon to be reproduced in Denmark, in 1850.

Edited with a Foreword by Michael Maclagan. Published for the Shakespeare Head Press by Basil Blackwell, Oxford 1960. 4°. Parallel text in Latin & English. LXXXIII+191 pages. Bound untrimmed in original black half-calf. Top-edge gilt. Small closed tear to lower spine end. * One of 500 numbered copies with a portrait drawing Sir Basil Blackwell by H.A. French privately published on the occasion of Sir Basil's seventieth birthday.

To dele i ét bind. Udgivne af Fyens Stifts literære Selskab/M.C. Hempel, Odense 1852-53. X+587 + 327 sider. Samtidigt halvbind af kalveskind. Samtidig tilskrift på fribladet. Øverste kapitæl let beskadiget. Exlibrisstempel nederst på ryggen [slægten Trolle Bonde til Trolleholm]. Enkelte rettelser med gammelt blæk. Eksemplar på velin. * Godt sæt af denne væsentlige kildesamling.

Thin cardboard. 14,5 x 10 cm. Framed in black passepartout [32 x 23.5 cm] with photo. Signed 'Oops no photo! Get well soon! Sorry!' in black pen. Name typed on front by recipient. Stamp with date on back. Filing number written on the back. * Bruce Dickinson [born 1958] is the lead singer in the heavy metal band Iron Maiden. In 1982 they released their hit album The Number of the Beast, which has sold over 20 million worldwide. When Bruce is not shouting on stage, he flies planes, which he has an airport transport pilot license for. He's also a world class fencer.

Victor Lecou, Éditeur, Paris 1852. 8vo. Bound with the original covers (front and rear) in a later, private half leather binding. With raised spine and gilted title. Front inner hinge with light signs of wear, light signs of foxing on the first and last couples of pages. With a private inscription on the paste down in ink.

Kunstakademiets Arkitekturskole, København 1926. Folio. 312+(2) sider. Rigt illustreret i s/h. Indbundet med orig. omslag i et monumentalt halvbind af brunt gedeskind med dybblåt sidepapir matchende med forsatserne, tresidet gråblåt snit og navnet ABILDGAARD i vertikalt guldtryk med versaler på på ryggen (Johan Paaske). * Dejligt eksemplar. Udgangspunktet er Abildgaards virke som arkitekt og i forbindelse med ofte monumentale opgaver inden for indretning og indendørs dekoration, men Swanes store monografi kommer hele vejen rundt om denne spændende overgangsskikkelse i dansk kunst - også som maler og tegner.

3 bind. Gyldendal, København 1928. 677; 703; 910 sider. Illustreret i s/h og med udfoldelige kort. Indbundet ubeskåret i tre elegante halvbind af blågrønt maroquin med blindpræget og guldtrykt rygdekoration (Juul-Lassen). * Bind I: Orienten og Antiken. Bind II: Middelalderen og Renæssancen. Bind III: Fornufttiden og Romantik og Naturalisme.

Trois cen vengt-quatre photographies de Pierre Devinoy. Présentation de Guillaume Janneau. Paul Hartmann, Paris 1952. 4to. 384 pages + 324 b/w photographies. Bound untrimmed with the original wrappers preserved in two beautiful half bindings of green morocco, signed by Danish master bookbinder Juul-Lassen.

Jens Hostrup Schultz, København 1827. Folio. På skrivepapir. (16 sider). Træskåret rigsvåben på titelbladet. Originalt grønt glanspapiromslag. I smuk bogæske med rygstykke af brunt gedeskind. Ryggen let plettet. * Det faldt i Frederik VI's lod at genoprette Sorø Akademi efter brandkatastrofen i 1813. På den måde trådte han i fodspor sat af Frederik II, Christian IV og Frederik V.

C.A. Reitzel, København 1843. 144 sider. Samtidigt gråbrunt helshirtingsbind. * Med dedikation fra Winther til adoptivdatteren Ida: 'Til Ida, venligst fra hendes Fader, Forf.'. En tilskrift på indersiden af forpermen oplyser, at bogen er købt på auktion efter Henri Werliin, bror til Ida.