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Trykt udi H.K. Majests. og Universit. Bogtrykkerie paa Authors egen Bekostning, København 1746. Med træskårne vignetter. (30)+392 sider. Indbundet i et samtidigt helbind af marmoreret kalveskind med spejldekoration og rig rygforgyldning. Gl. navn på titelbladet. Ryggen med småskrammer. * Ehrencron-Müller I, 373. Fortalen indeholder Holbergs jublende hyldest til den nys tiltrådte Frederik V, hvor Holberg ønsker, han var 10 år yngre: Thi Eders Kongel. Majestæts livsalige Regimente haver saaledes charmeret mig og alle oprigtige Undersaattere, at vi alle have faaet ligesom nyt Liv og nye Kræfter. Ikke et ondt ord om den afdøde Christian VI, men 16 kedelige år havde det været...

2 volumes. The Second Edition, Corrected. Strahan/ Cadels, London 1779. XVI+451; XVI+440 pages. Bound in two contemporary full marbled calf bindings, spines, boards and edges of the boards gilt. Bookplates. Lovely set on good paper. * John Moore [1729-1802] travelled across Europe with the Duke of Hamilton in 1772-76, meeting a.o. Frederick the Great and Voltaire.

Firmin-Didot, Paris 1888. 4°. 402 pages. Bound untrimmed, preserving the original soft cover, in a brown half-morocco binding. Subtitlepage with a small marginal tear. * Inscribed by Edmond de Goncourt on subtitlepage.

Plakat i farver, udført i litografi, København 1994. 93 x 64 cm. Signeret af Erik A. Frandsen samt af John Ashbery, Søren Ulrik Thomsen, Niels Frank og Inger Christensen. * Meget smukt plakat i sorte nuancer, udført i forbindelse med oplæsnings-arrangement i København.

Forlagt af Fr. Brummer. Trykt hos Johan Frederik Schultz, København [c. 1795]. 4°. På skrivepapir. (10)+392+(2) sider. Med 16 kobberstukne plancher af J.F. Clemens efter forlæg af Jens Juel (første planche) og Nicolai Abildgaard. Samtidigt brunt halvlæderbind med tidstypisk rygforgyldning. Guldtrykt heraldisk exlibris. Øverste kapitæl stødt, Let gulplettet. * Titeloplag. Originaludgaven fra 1789 med omtrykt titelblad (Ehrencron-Müller III, s. 257f. Et hovedværk i dansk 1700-tals sprog- og bogkunst.

Druck und Verlag von Friedrich Vieweg & Sohn, Braunschweig 1929. 8vo. X+231 pages. Illustrations in b/w. Publisher's brown cloth. Name on front endpaper. Near fine. * Die Wissenschaft, Band 66. ** Alfred Wegener's pioneering theory of continental drift hypothesis from 1912 suggesting that the continents are slowly drifting around the Earth. This edition was published the year before his death.

Johann Friedrich Hartknoch, Riga 1787. Second printing. 8vo (21,5 x 12,7 cm). XXIX+158 pages. Bound in a recent half calf, spine in six compartments with red title label, vignettes and title in gilt. Edges uncut, with mild age-toning. Light foxing.

Two parts in one binding. Johann Stein, Nürnberg 1734. 8vo. (12) + 348 + 504 + (32) pages. Illustrated with An engraved frontespiece, a portrait of Frederic August, double-page titleleaf in red and black, 11 plates of coats-of-arms as well as 59 portraits of Saxon Kings. Contemporary full calf binding. Nice copy. * Book on Saxon Kings, lords and heroes from Harderich and onwards. The older portraits are to be taken with a smile - it is hard to make portraits of persons who had died 1500 years before the book was printed.

Hvedekorns Bogserie, København 1953. Stor 4to. (16 sider). Trykt i litografi hos Permild & Rosengreen. Orig. papomslag. * Kun trykt i 600 eksemplarer. Blandt venner hed Henry Heerup aldrig andet end Hugga, og bogen her er et smukt og meget dækkende udtryk for denne folkekære kunstners billedverden.** Med dedikation fra Heerup.

Heinrich Detlef Ebers, Barby 1770. 8°. (10)+360+(12) pages. Contemporary full marbled calf with richly gilt spine and line decorations on boards and gilt board edges. Bookplate on front pastedown and on verso of flyleaf. Minor wear to upper spine-end; otherwise fine. * Supplement to the 2 volume work Historie von Groenland from 1765, which was published in a second impression in 1770, and describes the Hernnhut mission in Greenland.

Adam and Charles Black, Edinburgh 1890. 8vo. XVI+405 pages. Frontispiece portrait. A few illustrations. Publisher's dark green cloth. Slight shelfwear. * 1st edition. Inscribed by the author on subtitlepage.

Kelly & Walsh, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Singapore & Yokohama 1911. Second edition. VI+157 pages. Orig. black cloth, no wrappers. Good++.

Gagosian Gallery, New York 2011. 4to. 100 pages. Illustrations in colour. Orig. half blocked cloth. Boards very lightly bowed. Pages lightly creased at the upper corner. Very light wear to the head and tail. Very good. * Contributions by John Elderfeld and Richard Prince.

Gyldendal, København 1918. 4°. 113 sider + 66 billed-gengivelser i s/h plancher (monterede). Indbundet ubeskåret med orig. foromslag i et elegant halvbind af brunt kalveskind med blindpræget Bindesbøll-inspireret dekoration på ryggen og topguldsnit (Gyldendal). . * Et af 750 nummerede eksemplarer. Med værkfortegnelse (377 numre),

2 bind. Tryckt hos L.J. Hjerta, Stockholm 1838. 189 + 221 sider. Med to titelblade og fælles smudstitelblad fra 'Nytt Läse=Bibliotek'. Helt ubeskåret i originale bogtrykte omslag. Indlagt i smuk bogæske med rygstykke af rød maroquin med forgyldning i tidens stil (Anker Kysters Eftf./Hagel Olsen). Guldtrykt superexlibris/monogram (Jens Bork) på æskens forside. * Juel Møller S 2. Den første svenske udgave af H.C. Andersens roman 'Kun en Spillemand'.

Par Mr. de V***. Seconde edition, révûë et corrigée par l'Auteur. Christophe Revis, Basel 1732. 8vo. (4)+363+(1) pages. Bound in a contemporary full calf binding, spine richly gilt. Outer hinges discreetly repaired. Endpapers renewed. Spine-ends somewhat worn.

2 volumes. Lynx Edicions in association with Birdlife International, Barcelona 2016. Large 4to. 902 + 1012 pages. Publisher's boards with dust wrappers. Fine/fine. * Volume 1: Non-passerines. Volume 2: Passerines.

David Rogue, London 1847. 8vo. (V)+1+88 pages. Publisher's decorated (Moorish style) cloth binding; no title on spine. Edges somewhat worn. * Scarce. English version of Andersen's 'Billedbog uden Billeder', which he developed through several Danish editions.

BOOK LAB, Skanderborg 2018. 4to. 222 pages. Orig. boards in original slipcase. Book Near Fine+/slipcase with one corner split and marks after tape. * * Limited edition of only15 copies with an original ceramic black Penol pen included. ** Signed by the artist.

Chez Guillyn, Paris 1775. Nouvelle Édition. XXIV+528 pages. Contemporary full calf binding, spine neatly gilt, but with a small part of the leather missing at the foot of the spine. Contemporary names to the halftitle and the verso of the half title. Nice, tight copy. Near fine.

2 volumes. Lecons du Professeur, memoires, notes et observations parus pendant les annees 1889-1890 et 1890-91 et publiees sous la direction de Gg. Guinon. Progres medical/Babé/ Felix Alcan, Paris 1892-94. IV+468 + three foldable charts; (6)+530 pages. Contemporary half calf bindings. Old names to the flyleaves. * Dubbed 'The Father of Neurology', Charcot [1825-1893] was indeed one of the first major psychiatrist and became professor in anatomical pathology. His works on hypnosis and hysteria was instrumental for early psychology and psychiatry. The second volume was published after his death in 1893.

With an introduction and poem by Charles Bukowski. Michael Montfort, Hollywood 1987. 4to. Unpaginated (30 pages). Photgraphic plates in b/w. Original soft, stapeled cover. Cover with light dust-soiling and mild rubbing to edges. Front cover with a small (0.5 cm) scuffed penetration upper layer of cover. Small note in pencil as well as one erased to flyleaf. Very good+. * Flat signed by Bukowski and Montfort on titelpage. One of a print run of 470 copies in paper wrappers (printed along with 26 bound in hardcover) on the occasion of an exhibition of photography at the Grauwert Gallery in Hamburg.**Montfort met Charles Bukowski in Hollywood in 1977. He since photographed the writer extensively and published several books.

Two works in one binding. Witten originally in the Latine tongue by John Gerard, Doctour in Divinitie, and Superintendant of Heidelburg. Translated and revised by Ralph Winterton. The Fifth Edition [Meditations] and Sixth edition [Prayers]. Printed by ThomasBuck, and Roger Daniel, Printers to the Universitie of Cambridge 1638. 12mo (8 x 14 cm). [Missing the first blank leaf] (22)+323+(1)+(12)+155 +(1) pages. Bound in a nice, modern half speckled calf pastiche binding with spine blindtooled in five compartments. A bit of soiling and fraying to the margins, not affecting text (except the very last leaf, where the letters 'il' lacks from the word 'family' in the page headline). A nice, solid copy.

Nach seinem Tode gesammelt und herausgegeben von seinem Enkel D. Wilhelm Elias Schwarz, evangelischer Pfarrer zu Weinheim an der Bergstrasse. verlag der Hermannschen Buchhandlung, Frankfurt am Main 1821. VIII+280 pages. Contemporary half marbled calf binding. Marbled sidepaper with gilt superexlibris stamps on round red morocco labets ('F' and 'Z' front and back board). Some foxing. Slight wear to the spine. * Scarce. First edition of these posthomously publisher poems.

2 volumes. Seconde édition, corrigée par l'auteur. Barrois, Paris an 8 et 14 [1800 and 1806]. XII+500 + 40 plates; 280+36 plates. Bound in contemporary full mottled calf bidnings, spines richly gilt. Slight edgewear. Bookplates inserted. * The standard work on fortification of the period, reprinted several times.