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F-Paris 1955. 1 udg. 1 opl. 1 bind. 88 s. Heftet med tråd og med det originale omslag. Bogen fremtræder lidt slidt. Small tear (1 cm) affecting lower margin on cover and first few pages. Prices added in ink. Exlibris

Chapman & Hall. London 1846. illustration: With hand-colored frontispiece and b&w vignettes. ix+301 s. 1st edition. Uncut in full natural calf. Spine slightly discoloured. Top egde gilt. Gilt inner dentelles.

Fridericus Spoor. Argentorati 1661. 8 leaves)+1476-3169 s. 4to. Contemporary vellum.Very large margins throughout, a few pages with old annotations. Bound with Hermann Conringius: Introductio in universam artem medicam (etc) Helmestad 1654. 240pp

Huntington Press. New York 1933. illustration: 6 tipped-in color plates and 18 b&w in text. 117 pp s. First Edition. In-4. Brick-red cloth with gilt pony silhouette-over-black leather inlay on front cover. Black ink spill to rear board. Inscribed by author. 6 tipped-in color plates from paintings by the author, printed by master color printer Max Jaffé of Vienna, all with protective tissue guards. An exta plate (He is tired), signed by artist laid in.

Longman, Green, Longman, and Roberts. London 1859. illustration: Illustrated. Maps [2 folding]. Plans and drawings. xxxvi+619; xvi+660 pp, with half-titles s. Two volumes, 8vo. Second edition. Contemporary full calf, gilt. Leather title labels, all edges red. Excellent set. Excellent contemporary full calf, with bookbinder signature : J. Leighton Brewer St. Light spotting to contents.

London 1915. (1)+394-415pp s. 8vo. Orig. printed orange wraps. Short tears from upper edge, small loss near spine of rear wrap. Spine with longer tears. Weak pencil signature to front wrap by well-known Danish scientist. Offprint from the Philosophical Magazine, vol. XXX, September 1915.

Joh. Frederik Schultz. Kbh. 1804. XL+328 s. Hellæderbind i flammet kalv. Bindet er senere, den oprindelige, rigt forgyldte ryg påmonteret. Indholdet trykt på kraftigt skrivpapir, som fremtræder fint og rent.

J.-B. Baillaire et fils. F-Paris 1867. 1. udg. illustration: Avec 101 figures desinées d'après nature. xvi+872 s. Privatbind. Bogen fremtræder lidt slidt. Demi-toile contemporaine usagé. Nomb inscribé 1896 sur feuille-garde. Rouillé.

The Century Co.. New York 1898. viii+269 pp s. Publisher's decorated cloth. Fine and brigt. Inscribed by author.

Regensen, København 1923. Førsteudgave. 8°. 55 sider. Heftet med orig. omslag. Lille rift i foromslagets forkant. Indlagt i kassette med omslaget gengivet på for- og bagside. * Blædel 1. Marcussen 1. Velbevaret eksemplar af Munks meget sjældne debut, skrevet da han som 24-årig beklædte det ærefulde embede som »klokker« (højeste embedsmand) ved Regensen. Bogen af den dengang helt ukendte Munk kom aldrig i boghandelen, men forhandledes internt på kollegiet. Ifølge Munks bibliograf Ove Marcussen bidrog bogtrykkeren i vinteren 1939 til bogens sjældenhed ved at fyre op med restoplaget, ca. 20-30 eksemplarer.** Indholdet omfatter bl.a. lystspillet »S'mænd et Offer«, hvor Munk havde castet sig selv i rollen som stud. med. Kunow. Ligesom Revyen »Een Thranum gør ingen Sommer« er teksten stærkt præget af indforstået regensianerhumor.

På J.J. Flodins förlag, Stockholm 1850. 8vo. (4)+498 sider. Samtidigt halvbind af brunt kalveskind med rygforgyldning. Flere sider med gamle reparationer (uden teksttab). * Meget sjælden. Ikke hos Juel Møller S 4. Se Juel Møller S 27 (1855). Svensk udgave af Andersens eventyr med Vilhelm Pedersens træsnit. Udgaven ligger i forlængelse af den danske udgave fra december 1849 (1850).

N. Möller, København 1779. 4to. (18)+ 291+(24) sider. Trykt på skrivepapir. Kobberstukket kort-vignet. Med 34 kobberstukne plancher, heraf flere foldede, med kort, prospekter, skibe og folketyper. Samtidigt brunt hellæderbind. Kapitælerne beskadiget. Med fugtskjolder på de første 65 og de sidste 30 sider. Forsatsene slidt. * Bibl. Dan. II,558. Brugseksemplar. Georg Jørgen Høst (1734-94) var oprindelig teolog, men slog ind på en mere praktisk betonet løbebane. Allerede i 1760 blev han ansat ved en dansk handelsstation i Marokko, hvor han lærte sig arabisk. Siden fulgte udstationering i Dansk Vestindien. Efter tilskyndelse af sin ven Carsten Niebuhr udgav han denne yderst detaljerede beskrivelse af Marokko, der ud over at bygge på Høsts egne iagttagelser rummer et ekko af de danske flådeekspeditioner til nedkæmpelse af nordafrikanske pirater (hele 3 plancher rummer fine gengivelser af mauriske piratskuder). ** Detailed description of Morocco and North Africa based on observations made by the author as Danish envoye in Morocco and by members of the Danish naval exhibitions against the Moorish pirates in the Mediterranean. With 34 engraved plates (of which many folding, with maps, views, ships and costumes). Contemporary full calf binding. Waterstains on the first 65 and the last 30 pages. Spine-ends worn.

Editions Atelier Clot, Paris & Edition Møen, Askeby 1992. 105 pages printed in various colours and black handlettering. Orig. full cloth. Fine. * Includes handwritten letter inscribed to Peter [J.] & Gitte Lassen, signed and stamped by Henning Christiansen. ** Printed in 150 numbered copies signed by both artists. ***Words in Danish, German, French and English by Henning Christoffersen combined with images by Bjørn Nørgaard in a search for the word as mere sound, a new language and the image as utterance, the carrier of an expression, and as structure.

Det Kgl. Danske Videnskabernes Selskab. Filosofiske Meddelelser I,3. Andr. Fred. Høst & Søn, København 1921. 138 sider. Indbundet i et elegant halvbind af sort maroquin, signeret 'August Sandgren'. Lette brugsspor ved kanterne af bindet. * Enestående eksemplar: Bogen har været professor Høffdings eget eksemplar, som han har fået gennemskudt med blanke blade. Bogen er fyldt med Høffdings egne noter, uddybninger, litteraturhenvisninger og overvejelser. Høffding slap ikke sine emner så nemt, men blev ved og ved arbejde med dem.

Basel 1675. Thick 8vo. Engraved titlepage (50)+730+85 pages. Later (mid-18th century) binding of marbled paper with title-label of red morocco on spine. Endpapers renewed. Book block professionally repaired. An attractive copy. * Praktika der Wundartzney is the most famous work by the Swiss surgeon Felix Würtz (c. 1510-c. 1595) and was first published in Basel 1563. Here, he combines his practical knowledge on surgery (Würtz had no academic background but worked as a surgeon for decades) with the contemporary medical teachings. His work has been called one of the most original contributions to 16th century medical literature.** His brother Rudolf added the "Kinderbüchlein" to the material in 1612. The "Kinderbüchlein" is considered a pionering work on paediatric surgery.

Ex veteri translatione, et nova Nicolai Leoniceni. Petri vero de Alvernia ordinis preadicatorum, in reliqua eorendem Expositio. Duo quoque Indices appositi sunt, alter Librorum ac Lectionem summas continens, alter totius operis scitu digna demonstrans. Libri in toto Volumine contenti versa pagina indcantur. Emendata resitutaque nunc omnia longe diligentius. Hieronymus Scotus, Venezia 1588. 4to. (8)+166 pages. Illustrated with woodcut diagrams in the text. Bound in nice modern half calf binding. Pp 97-112 with the top margin restored, with slight text loss to some of the upper lines. Slight dampstaining to the last leaves. * Scotus' edition of Thoams Quinas' commentaries on Aristoteles was reprinted several times in the late 16th century.

Den Hempelske Boghandels Forlag, Odense (1864). Tværformat (25,6 x 33 cm). 4 sider med tekst + 36 håndkolorerede blade med undertekst på dansk. Senere lærredsbind. 3 tavler med diskret reparerede kanter (uden teksttab). Enkelte plancher lidt plettede. 2 plancher med ansats til børnetegninger på bagsiden. Generelt et meget velbevaret eksemplar. * Denne sjældne billedbog er i realiteten en række sammenhængende anskuelsestavler. Efter den tyske originaludgave "Bohny's neues Bilderbuch", der udkom første gang i 1847 og kom i talrige oplag. Hempel har bearbejdet bogen efter danske forhold. Første planche viser for eksempel soldater - såvel Den Kongelige Livgarde til Fods og til Hest samt tre infanterister med chakot, som hentet ud af billederne fra krigen 1864, der jo rasede. mens denne bog landede på boghandlerdiskene. Andre steder i bogen optræder umiskendeligt danske soldater (herunder dragoner og husarer) side om side med lige så umiskendelige tyske. Indholdet er ikke specielt militaristisk, men nærmest encyklopædisk, bl.a. med fine gengivelser af dyr og insekter. ** Niklaus Bohny var angivelig lærer og inspireret af den schweiziske pædagog Johann Pestalozzis tanker om iagttagelsesundervisning. "Børnene skulle først see, derpaa tænke over det seete, og derpaa lære at udtale, hvad de tænke", som det hedder i bogens tekst.

Charlottenborg, Copenhagen 1960. 4to. 96 pages. Illustrations in b/w and colour. Text in Danish. Original soft cover with dustwrappers. A few traces of use and a closed tear to the wrappers. * Catalogue from the double exhibition by Chagall and Kokoschka at Charlottenborg in Copenhagen 1960. The book is printed so you can flip it over and read about both artist from the cover and inwards. The middle leaves are printed with the text laying down.** Inscribed with nice inscriptions by both Kokoschka and Chagall to Lars Rostrup Bøyesen, who curated the exhibition.

Alfred Mame et Fils, Tours [1913]. 4to. 389 pages. With text illustrations in b/w. Folding map (with a small tear). Publisher's red pictorial cloth with detailed colour illustration on front board; all three edges gilt. Slight wear to binding. Small tear at upper spine-end. Front inner hinge weak. * Inscribed, in Danish, by Ejnar Mikkelsen on front endpaper, in Paris, March 1926. ** French edition of Ejnar Mikkelsen's account of the Alabama Expedition 1910, named af the expedition ship, to the Northeastern parts of Greenland. After the shipwreck of the Alabama, Mikkelsen and a companion survived through two and a half year on Greenland's ice sheet before being rescued by Norwegian sealhunters.

6 bind. Gyldendal, København 1793-1807. 4to. Med kobberstukket portræt af Henrik Stampe (J.G. Preisler efter Jens Juel). Samtidige uniforme helbind af brunt kalveskind med rig rygforgyldning. Ryggene mørknede. Stempel på fribladet i bind 2 og 6. Øverste kapitæl på bind 1 beskadiget. Kapitælerne slidt på bind 6. * Godt sæt af dette hovedværk i dansk juridisk litteratur. Henrik Stampe (1713-89) står som en af det 18. århundredes betydeligste danske embedsmænd. I 1753 blev han udnævnt til såvel juridisk professor ved Københavns Universitet og til generalprokurør. I sidstnævnte egenskab kom han ind i enevoldsmagtens inderkreds og fik ansvaret for udarbejdelse af nye love og for afgivelsen af erklæringer til regeringen i komplicerede juridiske spørgsmål - det er dette arbejde, der er dokumenteret i værket. Han deltog livet ud i centraladministrationens væsentligste arbejde og var både med i Struensees reformer, i tribunalet mod Struensee og Brandt og til sidst medvider i sammensværgelsen mod Høegh-Guldberg - man må sno sig her i verden. Henrik Stampe sluttede sin karriere som statsminister. ** Preisler den Yngres kobberstik efter Jens Juels vennesæle portræt af Stampe er meget af sættets pris værd.

5 parts in 1 volume. J.F. Bernard, Amsterdam 1723-1728. Folio. 198+186+386+38+84+(2) pages. 78 engraved plates, several double-paged or folding. Later full mottled calf binding with richly gilt spine. Binding worn at edges. * Volume II of this impressive work on religious rites cover these of the Catholic Church (including the Inquisition) along with the religious rites of India, China and Africa, all shown in fine engraved plates.

Una cum Latina omnium Versione Carmine Lyrico per Nicolaum Sudorium. ETheatro Sheldoniano [Sheldonia Theatre], Oxonii [Oxford] 1697 and ETheatro Sheldoniano, Oxonae 1700. Folio. Title leaf+[32]+497+[82(Greek index)]+77(Latin translation by Nicholas Le Sueur)+XLII (Series Chronologica)+(6) pages. Etched frontispiece portrait and titleleaf. Contemporary panelled full calf with blindtooled ruling and ornamental vignettes to boards. Spine in six compartments stamped and lettered in gilt. Hinges and smaller areas of boards expertly repaired. Small strip (0.5cm) of leather missing from both head and foot of spine. Small area (ca. 3x4cm) of leather missing from front board and equivalent area to lower corner on rear board. First and last few pages mildly browned. Titlepage of Series Chronologica with a couple of small burn marks and staining. Light traces of thumbing. * Elegantly typeset with Greek text side by side with the Latin translation and with commentary on to lower part of pages.

Vozrosjdenie" - "La Renaissance", Paris 1933. Large 8vo. 503+(1) pages. 13 folidng maps and 3 folding diagrams in original inserted envelope. Publisher's soft cover. Spine cracked. Back cover with marginal tear. * Memoirs by Evgeny Vasilievich Maslovsky, former Russian quartermaster on the Caucasian Front during WWI. Text in Russian.

42 litographed plates (showing butterflies and moths) 25,6 x 18,5 cm. Fine contemporary handcolouring. Lyon 1859. Several plates professionally restored; one with lack of image. Facsimiles of 7 plates and a titlepage inserted. Fine recent binding of brown calf in mid-19th century style, with gilt decorations on spine and boards and all three edges gilt. In slipcase. * Plates from a magnificent three-volume work on butterflies and moths.

Two parts in one binding. Zunner, Frankfurt 1680-90. Large 4to [22 x 35 cm]. Engraved titleleaf + (12)+778+(32)+ engraved titleleaf + (12)+368+(70)+(2 blank) pages. Illustrated with 35 x 23 full page plates [complete]. Bound in a contemporary full vellum binding, outer hinges partly cracked, but holding firmly.Small chip to the vellum to the top of the spine. Old stamp to the flyleaf and the two titleleaves [A. Düning]. Fore-edge with a stain. * Besides being the father of Pietistic Lutheranism, German theologist Spener [1635-1705] was also an expert on heraldry.