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Trykt hos Johann Christoph Groth, København (1741). 4to. (8)+184 sider. Mangler de to kortplancher. Smukt pastiche-halvbind af brunt kalveskind med tidstypisk rygforgyldning.

3 bind. Gyldendal, København 1922 (1. bind) og 1930 (2. + 3. bind). 4to. Indbundet ubeskåret i pragtfulde helbind af højrødt gedeskind med varierende forgyldte holbergske dekorationer af Bjørn Wiinblad på forpermen af hvert bind, Wiinblads navnetræk i guld på bagpermen og topguldsnit (Henning Jensen, ikke signerede). Ryggene ganske svagt plettede, * Unikt pragtsæt eller vidunderligt bogobjekt? Vel begge dele. ** Udgivet af Hans Brix med Hans Tegners Illustrationer.

Paa Frederik Brummers Forlag, København 1808. (4)+214 sider. Eksemplar på skrivepapir. Kobberstukket titelblad. Samtidigt helbind af brunmarmoreret kalveskind med rygforgyldning. Øverste kapitæl stødt. Gl. navn på indersiden af forsatsbladet. * Med dedikation på indersiden af forsatsbladet: 'Til sin elskede Søn Paul Baggesen d. 1. Jan. 1816 Kiøbenhavn'. Adam Paul Baggesen (1804-1822) var Baggesens yngste søn. ** Plesner s. 125-26. En fortsættelse til »Nye blandede Digte« (1807); Smudstitelen siger »Nye blandede Digte - Anden Samling«.

Nat Fleischer, New York 1929. 309 pages. Illustrated in b/w. Contemporary blue half leather. Extremely light wear to edges. Spine very slightly faded. Inside crisp and clean. Near fine. * The Ring Athletic Library - Book no. 5.**Author's Autograph Edition printed in 250 copies (this copy is no. 124). Each numbered and signed by Jack Dempsey and the author.

Illustré de dix-sept eaux-fortes originales par Frédéric Jacque. Ferroud/Benezit-Constant, Paris No date [1891]. 4to. (4)+164+(4) pages. Bound untrimmed in a contemporary black half marocco binding. Only slight traces of use. Interior is nice and clean, except for a darkening by a small paper strip that has been laid in between the verso of the half title and the verso of the frontespiece portrait. * * Number 260 of 500 copies printed on Papier de Hollande (of a total of 550 copies in all). Beautiful etchings.

3 volumes in 1. Egenolph Emmelius a.o., Frankfurt am Main 1615, 1606 & 1609. 4to. Engraved titlepage to each volume. 474+(58)+(20)+391+(52)+(36)+379+(32) pages. Woodcut frontispiece vignette in each voume. Woodcut initials and endpieces. Contemporary full vellum binding. Vellum loosened from boards along front edges in both sides; however intact. Old ink stamp (Aalborg Skole) and name in 17th century hans (Jacob Bering) on titlepage. * First published in a single volume in 1591. Essays by the German historian and polyhistor Philipp Camerarius (1537-1624).

Bradbury & Evans, London 1848. 8vo. XVI+624+errata pages. Litographed frontispiece and title + 38 litographed plates. Contemporary red half morocco binding with spine neatly gilt and matching marbled side paper, edges and pastedowns. Three tears to the upper margin of p9. 69-74, not affecting the text, but affecting the page number 73/74 slightly. Plates with a bit of foxing (mostly to the margins), text leaves only with slight browning and foxing. Slight rubbing to the side paper. Bookplate inserted. * First book edition, first issue with the hook on the left hand on the frontespiece, the two-line errata and 'the Capatin' instead of Captain to the last line of p. 324.

In quo Latinæ & a Latinis auctoribus usurpatæ tum puræ tum barbaræ voces ex originibus declarantur, comparatione linguarum (quarum & inter ipsas consonantia aperitur) subinde illustrantur, multæque in divinis & humanis literis difficultates e fontibus, historie, veterumque &recenium scriptorum auctoritate enodantur [...]. Trajecti ad Rhenum [Utrecht] Apud Antonium Schouten, Bibliopol 1697-98. Large 4to (38.4 x 23.2 cm). 405+872+(6)+159+56+13 pages. Etched rontispiece portrait and scene. Titlepage in red and black. Modern halfcalf with original richly gilt spine preserved. Contemporary name on titlepage. Small inked notes in margins of page 25 in the first volume.

Two parts in one binding. Johan Godfred Conrad, Frankfurt an der Oder 1729. Folio. Frontespiece portrait+(8)+90+VIII+40+(6) pages [complete, but pp. 38-39 have been misbound between pp.34 and 35]. Illustrated with 20 full pages copperplate engravings of coats of arms. Bound in a modern half calf binding. With beautifully handwritten, contemporary index on the versos of plate 2 and 3. Old name to titleleaf [Runner, Bremen]. * Beautiful book on Order of the Bath, the British insignia founded by George I in 1725.

Cum Fragmento nuper Tragurii reperto. Accedunt diversorum poëtarum. Lusus in Priapum, Pervigilium Veneris, Ausortil cento nuptialis, Cupido crucifixus, Epistola de Cleopatra, et alia nonnulla. Omnia commentaris, et notis doctorum virorum illustrata. Concinnante Michaele Hadrianide. Johannes Blaeu, Amsterdam 1669-71. 8vo (12 x 19 cm). (34)+558+(42)+168+(8)+(8)+72+32 pages. Bound in a contemporary full vellum binding with hand written spine title. Names to flyleaf and title leaf. 2 contemporary handwritten pages of notes to the back of the book.

2 bind. J.B. Schubothe, København 1805. XXIV+(4)+480 + (4)+436 sider. Stort eksemplar. Trykt på skrivepapir.. Samtidige helbind af brunmarmoreret kalveskind med tidstypisk rygforgyldning i empirestil, udvendig guldbordure og grønne rygtitelfelter. I kassette. Gl. navn på titelbladet i hvert bind. Lille revne ved øverste del af bagfalden på bind 1. * Førsteudgave. Liebenberg 1,17. Indeholder en sand perlerække af Oehlenschlägers hovedværker, ikke mindst Langeland-Reise og Aladdin. ** First edition of one of the highlight in Danish romantic literature.

Gyldendal, København 1987. Tværformat. 153 sider. Illustreret med fotos i s/h. Heftet med orig. omslag. Et par mindre pletter på bundsnitett samt lette ydre brugsspor. * Velnok Krass Clements smukkeste bog og en af hans få egentlige københavnerbøger.

2 volumes in 1. Luigi Perego Salvioni, Rome/Roma 1786, 8°. IV+(2)+638 pages. With folding view and numerous engraved vievs on plates and in text. 19th century half-cloth binding. Some marginal waterstains on the first pages of vol. 1. Waterstain on the lower part of p. 319-500, Inscription on front endpaper. and on back flyleaf. * 18th century guidebook to Rome.

William Crook, London 1689. 12mo. (12)172+17+(3) pages. Rebound in full lightbrown modern morocco. Bookplate on front pastedown. Ex-library copy with blindtooled mark to some pages.

Gyldendal, København 1844. Trykt hos Bianco Luno. Stor 8vo. Upagineret [ca. 120 tekstsider]. Illustreret med 96 håndkolorerede stik af planter og dyr [komplet]. Samtidigt halvbind af brunt kalveskind med tidstypisk rygforgyldning. Lidt læseskæv. Sider og plancher generelt lidt mørknede. Gl. navn på forsatsbladet (Haderslev lærde Skole). * Hæderligt eksemplar af dette fine lille plancheværk. ** Illustrated with 96 hand-coloured engravings depicting animals and plants.

Jacob Marcius, Leiden 1618. 12mo. 361+(1)+128 pages. Woodcut printer's device on titlepage. Contemporary full vellum binding with blindtooled ornaments. * The Praise of Folly, commented by Justus Lipsius and Peter Cunæus. The last part of the book (128 pages) is Sardi Venales Menippea by Peter Cunæus.

3 volumes. Nouvelle Édition corrigée. Méquignon, Paris 1790. LXXXVI+420; (4)+512;(4)+288 pages. Illustrated with a portrait of Petit to the frontespiece and 90 copperplate engravings of surgery tools (30 in each volume, 4 foldable [complete]). Bound in contemporary full mottled calf bindings. The spine of volume 3 repaired with new leather, missing the gilt ornaments of the other bindings. Top of the spines of vol. 1-2 with minor restoration. The lower corner of the back board of volume 1 with a loss of leather (and a little limp). * Third edition of this posthumously printed treatise on surgery, but Petet [1674-1750], the most acclaimed surgeon of the 18th century.

Pour Iacob Stoer [Genève] 1609. 16mo. 434+(20) leaves. Bound in a contemporary, charming half calf binding, spine richly gilt. Expertly restored and rebacked. Old name to the verso of the titleleaf [dated 1706]. Nice copy. * The main work of Guazzo [1530-1596], set up as a philosophical discussion between Hannibal and a knight.

Trykt i Bianco Lunos Bogtrykkerie, København (uden år, men formodentlig 1843). 8 sider. Indlagt løst i nyere, blåt kardusomslag. Rent, flot eksemplar. * Af største sjældenhed. Ukendt for Bertelsen, ikke medtaget i 33-bindsudgaven af Blichers samlede skrifter, og Grundtvigs bidrag er heller ikke nævnt i Steen Johansens bibliografi.** Denne lille pamflet indeholder tre bidrag: Himmelbjergs=Vise 1842 (af Grundtvig) og to sange af Blicher (Ny Himmelbjergssang 1843) og (Til Svenska Bröder (på svensk)). Det virker som et hæfte til uddeling, så man kunne afsynge sangene til selve festen, men festen i 1843 var allerede en nedtur for Blicher med et helt uengageret publikum. Året efter begyndte de konkurrerende møder på Skamlingsbanken, og Himmelbjergsfesten druknede i regn - det var slut.

A. Rasmussens Bogtrykkeri, Ringkjøbing 1943. (68 sider). Indbundet uopskåret med orig. kartonomslag in et rødt papirbind med rygtitelfelt af sort skind. Slid på udvendige false og kapitæler. * Med stor dedikation, hele smudstitelbladet, fra Kaj Munk. ** Blædel 34. Marcussen 33. Godt eksemplar af Kaj Munks sidste bog, der på grund af de skærpede forhold i Danmark efter 29. august 1943 kun blev udgivet for en meget begrænset kreds i form af dette korrekturtryk. Publikationen angives at have et oplag på 500 eksemplarer. Munk-bibliografen Ove Marcussen oplyser, at satsen var klar 7. september 1943, men blev styrtet allerede to dage senere, efter at der kun var lavet en snes eksemplarer. Antallet vides ikke sikkert.

Ex Officina Mater. Cholini, Köln/Cologne/Colonia Ubiorum 1600. 4to. Titlepage+(6)+472+83+(1) pages. Woodcut portrait (St. Peter) on titlepage + woodcut portraits in the text. 19th century brown half-calf binding. Some pages with marginal stains. Owner's inscription on titlepage (dated Copenhagen 1604). Name on titlepage. Pen note on front flyleaf. * Brunte IV, 692. Platina's illustrated history of the the Roman popes, from Christ and St. Peter to Clement VIII.

A. Millar, London 1762. 4tos. Frontespiece portrait + (8)+ XXVIII + 468; Frontespiece portrait + (4)+ 524 pages. Illustrated with copper plate engravings. Contemporary full calf bindings, expertly rebacked with spine in six compartments with blindtooled ornaments. The old boards somewhat rubbed and stained. Corners worn. Endpapers renewed. Small tear to the lower corner of p. 123 of volume I, well outside text. * Nice edition of the works of James Thomson [1700-48] is now mainly known for his patriotic ode 'Rule, Britannia' from his play on Alfred the Great.

Three parts bound in one binding. Jean-Thomas de Trattnern, Vienne / Vienna / Wien 1766. 8vo. (14)+203+(1) + (10)+219+(1)+ (6)+208+(12) pages [complete]. Contemporary full calf binding. The binding is still sound, but rather worn with parts of the leather missing on the corners and at the top of the spine. Binding also somewhat rubbed. The copy has a handwritten translation of the title of each entry written in Danish 18th century hand. * Amusing work with no less than 630 copperplate engravings depicting and descriping all sorts of poetic elements, such as Envy, Greed, Nymphes, Love, Superstition, Immortality and no the less than six different types of Amour. This copy includes the sometimes removed article on Adultery.

Forlaget Senator, København 1974. Lang, smal 4to. 96 sider. Originalt omslag. Lette brugsspor. * Sjælden. ** Med dedikation fra Turèll til Torben Brostrøm: '20 III 1975/ Til Torben Brostrøm/ fra en yngre onkel/ Who cares what you have to say/ Even this too shall pass away.