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Zweyte, sehr vermehrte Auflage. Mit 24 Kupfertaflen. Verlag der Seligmännischen Kunsthandlung, Nürnberg 1778. Engraved titleleaf+172 pages + an engraving between pp. 16 and 17 + 24 foldable plates of coats of armors. Bound in a contemporary half calf binding. Spine with a bit of rubbing and wear to the extremities.

Kobberstukket kort over egnen omkring Nyborg. Nürnberg 1697. Lysmål: 30 x 24 cm. Med 6 cm brede margener. Svagt gulnet. I ramme af brunmarmorerede trælister.(Grafik/Prints). (Landkort/Maps). * Dekorativt kort over Nyborg og byens omegn. På kortet er indtegnet en plan over troppernes udgangsplacering i slaget ved Nyborg 14. november 1659. Det blodige slag blev et af de danske lyspunkter i de ellers så dystre Svenskekrige og afgjorde striden om herredømmet på Fyn. På kortet er indtegnet odden med Slipshavn samt herregården Ellensborg, det nuværende Holckenhavn.

Recueillie des Meilleurs Autheurs qui ont écrit de cette Science. Reveüe, corrigee et de beaucoup augmentée en cette derniere Edition par l'Autheur. Estienne Bachellu, Lyon 1655. (8)+479+(9) pages. Contemporary limp vellulm binding with handwritten spine title. Old number to the inner board.

2 volumes in 1. Carl Wilhelm Ettinger, Gotha 1782. 8vo. XII+196+VI+369+(1) pages. Contemporary marbled half-calf binding with gilt Louis Seize-style decoarations on spine. Old inscrption and later ink stamp on front pastedown. Faint ink stamp on titlepage. * Text in Greek, notes in latin.

3 volumes. Bei J. J. Palm und Ernst Enke, Erlangen 1838-39. XVIII+532; XIV+592; XX+576 pages + foldable map of the Middle East with a map of Jerusalem in the lower corner [complete]. Bound in contemporary half calf bindings; spines richly gilt, but a bit rubbed, boards with gilt borders and blindtooled ornaments. Somewhat foxed. Names to the versos of flyleaves. Map with a closed tear to the inner edge. Slight staining to the board of vol. 2, and a bit of edgewear. Still a very nice set. * Schuberts [1780-1860] journey took him to Constantinople, Egypt, Palestine and Syria

C.A. Reitzels Forlag, København 1851. (6)+210 sider. Smukt samtidigt halvbind af brunt kalveskind med rig rygforgyldning. Samtidig tilskrift på fribladet: "Philippinegave til Signe December 1851". * BFN 591. Førsteudgave. Da Andersen under Treårskrigen af patriotiske grunde følte sig afskåret fra at rejse i Tyskland, drog han til Sverige - som altid med opladt sind. En meget smuk rejsebog om det nære naboland, som trods al studenterskandinavistisk begejstring stadig var nyt for de fleste danskere anno 1851. I bogens berømte sidste kapitel »Poesiens Californien« formulerer H.C. Andersen sin poetik.

Staatliche Museen Zu Berlin/ Verlag von Hans Schoetz & Co., Berlin 1928. Large 4to. 46 pages + 56 brown-toned illustration plates. Publisher's dark green cloth. Bookplate (Helen Schou) on front pastedown. Spine sunned. * Katalog der Sammlung Antiker Skulpturen, Band I. ** From the library of the Danish sculptor Helen Schou (1905-2006).

Christian Friedrich Voss, Berlin 1770. 8vo. 36 pages. Woodcut vignette on titlepage. Contemporary cover. Fine. * The philosopher of Sanssouci in his own words.

Originalt træsnit. Ikke dateret (c. 1968). På japanpapir. Lysmål: 18 x 24,5 cm. Ikke nummereret (eget tryk), signeret af Jane Muus. Med brede margener. Monteret med passepartout. * Karakterfuldt portræt af Nexø. En gengivelse af trykket kom som frimærke i 1969 i forbindelse med Nexøs 100 års-dag.

NÖ Landesmuseum, Wien & Galerie Schloss Ottenstein Rastenfeld 1987. Small folio. Unpaginated. Illustrated in b/w and colour. With original soft cover with original watercolour in original black boards with title to front. Board spine very slightly cocked. Mild shelfwear. Near fine-. * The watercolour inscribed by the artist Linde Waber. **The catalogue shows the work of several artists.

Johann Friedrich Braun, Leipzig 1717. 8vo. Titlepage printed in black and red. Engraved frontispiece portrait. 388+(16) pages. Contemporary vellum binding. Bookplate and old name on front pastedown. Old ink stamp on titlepage and on last leaf. * The most famous direct German antagonist of Luther. The Dominican monk Johann Tetzel from Leipzig (1465-1519) specialized in the selling of indulgences, cancellations of all or part of punishments for sins, for the living as well as for the deceased. Though not the only one selling them, he particularly drew the ire of Martin Luther, and when the pope only condoned and defended the sales tours, it propelled Luther to launch his 95 theses in 1517, starting the Reformation.

Abraham Wolfgang, Amsterdam 1686. 8vo. (54)+754+(26) pages. Woodcut device on titlepage. Contemporary full brown calf with gilt decoration. Upper spine-end worn. Some soiling to boards. Old name on titlepage. Corners bumped.

Paa Udgiverens Forlag, Christiania (Oslo) 1846. 8vo. XXX+338 sider. Smukt senere halvbind af poleret mørkebrunt gedeskind med rygforgyldning og rygtitelfelter af brunt skind. Ryggen let falmet. gl. boghandlerstempel nederst på titelbladet.

C.A. Reitzel, København 1829. 55 sider. Indbundet helt ubeskåret i et nyere marmoreret papirbind. Titelbladet meget gulplettet. De første sider let gulplettede. * BFN 28. Kønt eksemplar af førsteudgaven af bog nummer 2 i Andersens egentlige forfatterskab.

Verlag der J.J. Weber'schen Buchhandlung, Leipzig 1840. 4to. 625+VIII+(2)+VIII pages. Contemporary brown halfcalf binding with gilt decorations on spine. Slight foxing, mainly to the first pages. * First edition of this fine piece of illustrated history. Including the "naughty" woodcuts of young Friedrich's (not yet the Great) participation in a masquerade in Dresden (p. 44-45). The two woodcuts were banned and removed in the later impressions.

Thin cardboard. 14,5 x 10 cm. Framed in black passepartout [32 x 23.5 cm] with photo. Signed in blue pen. Name typed and musical notes drawn on front by recipient. Stamp with date on back. Filing number and date of death written on back. Two holes from hole puncher. * Dexter Gordon [1923-1990] was an American jazz saxophonist and a highly important figure in the early bebop jazz. Between 1940 - 1943 he played in Lionel Hampton's band, and went on to play in bands with, amongst others, Louis Armstrong and Dizzy Gillespie.

Gyldendal, Copenhagen 1922. 309 pages + fold-out map. Orig. cloth with torn dust wrappers. Near fine. * Inscribed by Ejnar Mikkelsen on front endpaper. Enclosed: Orig. and signed (on verso) photograph of Ejnar Mikkelsen and his wife Ella.

Gad, København 2002. 1. oplag. 366 sider. Med indsatte farvelitografier af Henrik Bloch. Indbundet i et smukt helbind af rødt gedeskind med guldsnit foroven (Ole Olsen/Co´libri). Signeret af både Anne Marie Løn og Henrik Bloch.

C. Græbe, Kiøbenhavn 1810. 8vo. På skrivepapir. 271 sider. Samtidigt helvbind af brunt kalveskind med enkel rygforgyldning. Exlibris (Bent W. Dahlstrøm). Navn og ejerstempel (forlagsboghandler Karl Schønberg. Navn (Bent W. Dahlstrøm) På indersiden af bagpermen. Svagt initialstempel nederst på titelbladet * Fornemt associationseksempar af Molbechs sjældne skønlitterære debut: Med dedikation på forsatsbladet. 'Til min Fader med sønlig Ærbødighed og taknemmelig Kiærlighed fra Forfatteren'. Bag på forsatsbladet lang tilskrift fra Molech, signeret 17. Nov. 1850, der nu har fundet sit ungdomsværk blandt sin fars efterladenskaber og nu giver den videre til sin 'Ven og Collega, Hr. Cancelliraad Fabricius'.

2 bind + 14 hæfter. Nationalmuseet, København 1945-85. Illustreret i s/h. Orig. hellærred med bordeauxfarvet tryk på rygge og permer. Hæfterne i orig. omslag, de 7 nyeste med smudsomslag. * Komplet sæt af afdelingen om hovedstadens kirker.

Précédée d'une Étude sur la Géographie générale de la France par Théophile Lavallée. Illustrations par Clerget et Riou. Cartes par Constans, grevées par Seilie. Hetzel, Paris no date [1868]. Large octavo. (4)+XXXII+768 pages. Red blindstamped boards with red morocco spine, gilt in five compartments. Three edges gilt. Corners slightly worn. Overall condition: Near fine-. * First double-volume edition; the work was originally published in 101 parts of 8 pages each, and then as a two volume 8vo edition in 1867-68.

D. Lizars, Edinburgh 1824. [Second Edition]. Engraved titlepage. XXXVI+(6)+85+(1)+116+64+74+(2) pages. With 23 engraved plates, showing landmarks of Copenhagen and Northern Zealand. Rebound untrimmed in modern brown clothbacked boards. Armorial bookplate on verso of flyleaf. The bookblock is printed on high-quality paper. * First edition came 1823 and is identical to this edition. Parts of the pagination in the first chapters have been changed from Arab into Roman numerals. A. Andersen Feldborg was a Dane living in England right from the beginning of the 19th century. He made large efforts to open his new countrymens' eyes for the qualities of his native country, despite the Anglo-Danish wars of 1801 and 1807-14. Among the artists behind the plates are C.W. Eckersberg, the founder of Danish Golden Age painting.

C.A. Reitzels Forlag, København 1833. (6)+VI+360 sider. Smukt, samtidigt sort halvlæderbind (A.C. Falck, Østergade). Noget plettet. Navn på fribladet. Hjørnerne stødt. * BFN 224. Indeholder både nye og tidligere udgivne Andersen-digte. Eksemplar med det sjældne smudstitelblad.

Claassen Verlag, Hamburg 1970. 1. Auflage/Edition. 4°. Unpaginated. With 40 orig. Farbholzschnitte/Woodcuts. Orig. illustrated boards. With very slight soiling to the cover and a small discolouration on the edge. Near fine-. * Signed by Grieshaber on the front board.

The Arcadian Library/Oxford University Press, Oxford 2010. 4to. 256 pages. Richly illustrated in colour, Publisher's cloth with dust wrappers. Near fine/near fine. * Studies in the Arcadian Library 7.