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Basel, J. Oporinum 1549. (16), 142 pp. Modern vellum, first leaves with light waterstain, otherwise very good.

Stockholm 1900. First edition in German. Folio. (8), IV, 182 pp. + 100 plates. With 28 illustrations in the text. Publisher's half cloth, blank wrappers. A near fine copy. First edition in Swedish was published 1899, this edition in German is enlarged. 5,8 kilos / 12,9 lbs

Lund 1905-1907. (8), 330; (6), 331-702; (6), 530; (6), 708 s. + 39 planscher + 1 utvikbar tabell. Senare linneklotband, främre omslagen medbundna. Några blad och omslagen lagade med tejp. Del 4 är nummer 68 av 100 numrerade exemplar med dedikation från författaren till friherre Carl Ericson.

CCC de Tours [1988] Box (29x36x7.8 cm) containing: a folding game board and a dice; 550 cards "Histoire de l'Art"; 54 cards "C'est la Vie"; 54 cards "Théorie"; 54 blanck cards; 8 plastic animals; 4 plastic fences; text; a folded poster; a game rules sheet. Publisher's printed cardboard box, tear to one side of the cover, otherwise a fine copy. A game made for the exhibition at CCC de Tours, No. 210 of a limited edition of 1100 copies.

Stuttgart, J.G. Cotta 1872. First edition. XLII, 230; VI, 248 pp. Bound in one, contemporary half calf, spine worn, hinges partly damaged, internally with a few stains but overall very good inside. Scarce work.

Frankfurt am Main, D. Stempel 1950. 23x32 cm. (2), 25, (5) leaves. Publisher's calf-backed boards, spine ends damaged, otherwise very good. Printed in 580 numbered copies, this is no. 378. Added to this copy is a leaf, printed on Japan paper with a nice dedication from Zapf to Eva Billow: "Till minne av seminariet i bokstavskonst vid Grafiska Institutet i Stockholm med hälsning från Hermann Zapf Frankfurt am Main, maj 1952".

Stockholm, L.L. Grefing 1743 Andra upplagan. (8), 80, (4), 81-148, (4), 149-220, (4), 221-280, (16) s. + 9 utvikbara graverade planscher. Samtida halvfranskt band, ryggen nött och delvis skadad, lite lagerfläckad men huvudsakligen bra invändigt. Innehåller bl.a: Celsius, "Nyttan af weta jordens rätta storlek ock figur" * Elvius, "At mäta watnets hastighet" * de Geer, "Et insect (Cicada) som lefwer uppå mäst alla örter ock trän uti et hwitt skum" * Linné, "100 uppgifne wäxter fundne på Gothland, Öland ock i Småland" * Sheldon, "Skeppens tyngd ock rymd i watnet".

Stuttgart, Johann Benedict Mezler 1776 (30), 86 pp. + 1 folding engraved plate. Contemporary boards, interleaved. One corner of front free end-paper cut out, book-plate, occasional foxing, otherwise overall very good.

Paris, Jean Musier 1699. (16), 320, (19) pp. Contemporary calf, spine richly gilt, head and foot with small damages, three corners with later repair. Occasional staining inside, a few pages with heavier stain, overall still very good.

Berlin, 1902 34, (2) pp. + 14 plates with a total of 27 illustrations + 1 fold-out map. Near contemporary quarter cloth binding with marbled boards, original printed wrapper preserved. Spine and edges of boards slightly rubbed, spine with with simple, hand-lettered spine label, the preserved front wrapper with tiny inscription at upper edge. The fold-out map with 17 cm tear in one of the folds, interior else fine. The title-leaf with the stamp of the Reichskolonialbund, the collective body which reportedly absorbed the Deutsche Kolonialgesellschaft as well as all the other colonial organisations during the time of the Third Reich. Report from the Deutsche Koloniegesellschaft on the suitability of a potential settlement in the West Usambara region of today's Tanzania.

Leipzig, Gleiditsch 1733 Third edition. (30) pp., 1888; 2102 cols., (4) pp. + engraved frontispiece. In one volume, contemporary full calf, spine stamped in blind, worn and slightly damaged, internally very good.

Stockholm, H. Keyser [1685] Hög 12:o. (8), 255, (41) s. Samtida skinnband. Ryggen skadad nedtill, annars gott skick. Försättsblad med några äldre namnteckningar.

Uppsala 1921-1951. Komplett inkl. index till 1921-1945. Bunden årgångsvis i ej uniforma band.

Paris, l'Édition artistique 1924 27,5x22 cm. (2), 418 pp. + 71 plates + colour heraldic plates. Contemporary half calf, spine richly gilt, top edge gilt. Spine slightly worn, partly miscoloured at side, a bit scratched, first leaves creased, otherwise very good. No. 21 of 50 copies on "Pur Fil Lafuma". Total edition of 500.

Bladkompaniet, Oslo, 1950 27 x 21,5 cm. 122, (4) s. Illustrerad. Elegant och gediget, rött helmarokängband (Isbergs Bokbinderi, Norrköping) i marmorerad, fodrad och skinnskodd kassett. Bandet med inre och yttre denteller samt guldornerad rygg med fyra upphöjda bind, övre snittet rödtintat, båda häftesomslagen medbundna. Kassetten med några lättare skrapmärken, i övrigt välhållen. Fint exemplar.

In Torino, per gl'heredi di Gio. Domenico Tarino, 1619 (16), 342, (18); 86 pp. Contemporary full vellum with hand-lettered title on spine. Boards soiled and yellowed, rear board with tiny tear at upper margin, paste-down endpapers with some tears and creases. Owner's book-plate on paste-down endpaper, title-leaf and last page with ex-library stamps. Page [15] with chip at upper corner, pages 155-158 with tiny tear at upper margin, interior else with some occasional foxing. Paolo Filippi (1575-1610) was an Italian poet and secretary of Carlo Emanuele I of the Savoy. This is mainly a collection of his letters to prominent people, but does also contain some of his poetry as well.

Upsaliae 1706. (4), 142 s. Nära samtida skinnband, ryggen med blinddekoration. Försättsblad med liten skada, lite fläckad i början, försättsblad och titelblad med äldre namnteckningar. Huvudsakligen ett bra exemplar.

Stockholm 1830-1833. XXXIII, (1), 170; (4), XXX, 236, (2); XXXIII, (1), 204, (2); (4), LXX, 146, (2); (6), LV, (1), 134; (6), LXXX, 163, (2); (4), CLCIX, (1), 222; (4), LXVI, 124; (6), XXI, (1), 352 s. Bundna i fem samtida halvskinnband med rik ryggförgyllning och upphöjda bind. Den sista volymen med nötta yttre falsar och liten skada upptill vid yttre fals, annars huvudsakligen en fin svit. Det fria försättsbladet med inklistrat litograferat porträtt av Adlersparre. Exlibris.

s.l. 1706-1712. 4:o. (12), 128, (2); (2), 185-305, (3); (2), 306-511; (2), 512-719, (2), 50, 22; (2), 730-797, (2), 132; (2), 798-867; (2), 868-1244, (1); (2), 1245-1556; (2), 1557-1702; (4), 1703-2003, (42) pp. + (2), 364, (2) pp. Bound in three volumes, contemporary vellum. First and last leaf in all volumes with small stamp and sort-out stamp. A clean and very good set.

SAS, tryckt på Helsingborgs Litografiska [ca. 1960] 63x100 cm. Oramad, litet veck upptill på höger sida, annars fint skick.

Florence, Edition de la revue du nord 1905. (4), 110, (2) pp. + 7 plates. Illustrations in the text. Modern half cloth, covers bound in. A very attractive copy.

Stockholm 1883-1884. (4), 996; (4), 996 s. Samtida (förlagets?) halvfranskt band, något nötta ryggar. Främre inre fals i vol. 1 något svag.

Paris, Bibliotheque d'Education et de Récréation J. Hetzel et Cie, no date[ 1873?]. (4), 217, (1) pp. + a two-page map on the last pages. With a total of 56 illustrations by Alphonse de Neuville and Léon Benett. Contemporary half-leather binding with marbled edges and sprarsely gilt spine with four raised bands. Spine and boards slightly rubbed and faded, corners bumped and rubbed. Hinges partly cracked, binding still quite firm.Endpapers and title-leaf with onwer's rubber stamp, interior with a couple of small stains, else well-kept. Early (second?) printing of "Le tour du monde en quatre-vingts jours" with Neuville's and Benett's illustrations, probably from the early to mid 1870s. The true first edition was published by Hetzel in 1872 and didn't contain the illustrations, which were first published in the 1873 edition. With the printers code 1757-73 on the last page. Variant with printer's imprint on title leaf verso measuring 82 mm.

Stockholm, L.L. Grefing [1743] (8), 88, (4), 89-168, (4), 169-256, (4), 257-333, (11) s. + 8 utvikbara graverade planscher. Samtida halvfranskt band, ryggen nött och delvis skadad, en plansch med fläckad, annars delvis lite lagerfläckad men huvudsakligen bra invändigt. Innehåller bl.a: Browallius, "Rön om underjordisk fetma funnen i Finland" * Kalm, "Beskrifning på et slags ljus eller lampor brukliga i Bohus län" * Polhem, "Nytt påfund at tappa öl ock vin up ur källareb, utan at gå där in" * Tilas, "Rön om Svucku fiäll".

Uppsala & Stockholm 1907-1988. XI, 911; VI, 439; XI, 835; XVII, 685; XV, 771; XV, 678; XV, 688; XIII, 551 pp. Åtta moderna halvklotband.