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Oxford University Press 2005. 36 x 24,5 cm., XVI, 695 pp. + CD. Illustrated. Publisher's cloth backed boards with dust jacket.

Stockholm 1917-1929. Andra upplagan. Folio. 12, 295, [1]; 10, 295-546; 16, 547-904 s.. + 364 färgplanscher. Förlagets hela skinnband med en förgylld örn på främre pärm, sparsam ryggförgyllning, marmorerade snitt. Ryggarna med lite skrapmärken men i stort sett en mycket fin uppsättning. Den s.k. Heidenstamupplagan med hans porträtt och namnteckning i första volymen. Numrerad 698 för namngiven ägare.

New York, The Tea and Coffee Trade Journal Company 1935. XIV, (2), 559; (8), 568 pp. + 1 colour frontispiece. Richly illustrated. Contemporary cloth. A few pages in vol. 2 with underlines, leaves very slightly wrinkled, otherwise very good. Both volumes with stamps on title-leaves from"Planter's Te-Import, Stockholm".

Stockholm, P. Momma 1740. Folio. XLIV, 924; (2), 708, 152 s. + 2 porträtt (Karl XII och Nordberg) + 1 plansch (medaljer). Många träsnitt och kopparstick i texten. I ett samtida skinnband, ryggen blinddekorerad, snitten med spår av marmorering. Moderna försättsblad, första 100 sidorna med tydlig fläck längs främre och nedre marginal, porträttet av kungen loss (troligen från annat ex), ett blad skadat i nedre del med förlust av flera ord, ett blad med reva. Några sidor lite bruntonade, lagerfläckar här och där och en del andra fläckar, mestadels marginella. Den graverade myntplanschen tycks saknas i detta ex. Trots dessa anmärkningar ändå ett trevligt ex. Bundet i slutet finns: Lohman, Carl Johan, Wördsam åminnelse, öfwer hans högst-sal. kongl. may:tz, then stormäcktigste, alles wår i lifstiden högtälskelige och allernådigste konungs och herres, konung Carl then XII:tes... Stockholm, P.J. Nyström 1740. (4) s.

New York, Samuel Wood 1806. 9,6x8 cm. 16 pp. Illustrated with woodcuts by Alexander Anderson. Publisher's stiff printed grey wrappers, spine worn otherwise very good.

U.o, u.å 27x22,5 cm. 6 akvarellerade litografier, nr. 48 av 280 exemplar, signerade av konstnären. I en av konstnären handmålad mapp. Med detta exemplar medföljer utställningskatalogen "Hjärtats poesi" med dedikation, ett vernissagekort i trä till en utställning 2010 på Strandgalleriet samt biografin om Mårten Andersson av Teddy Gummerus. Insidan av mappens baksida med dedikation från konstnären, daterad 1994.

Hamburg, B.G. Hoffmann 1801. First edition. (2), XIV, 312, (2) pp. + 14 aquatint platesr by C.G. Gillberg och C.F. Akrell(all but one folding) Contemporary cloth, spine sparsely gilt, cover decorated in blind, sprinkled edges. Spine faded, small stain to upper cover, one leaf with minor damage to text, without loss, title-page with small, partly erased ownership stamp. The errata-leaf is unfortunately missing from this copy. Overall a very clean and attractive copy with almost no foxing. (Neuere Geschichte der See- und Land-Reisen, 15.)

Erlangae, J.J. Palm 1822-1828. (4), 356; (2), 214, (2); (4), 282, (2) pp.+ 30 engraved plates. In one vol, near contemporary half calf, spine rubbed, two pages stained, front inner hinge discreetly reinforced, otherwise a very good copy. N.B. The plates are not coloured in this copy. A mycological classic by Persoon (1761-1836), Dutch botanist who wrote a few important mycological works. Cancelled leaves are also bound in in this copy: pp. 91-94, 153/154, 159/160 in part 1 and 25/26 in part 2.

London, Bradbury and Evans 1855-1857. First edition 40 plates and front covers by H. K. Brown. Most of the advertisments missing. Original pictorial blue paper wrappers, partly worn. Front cover of part XV repaired with loss of a part of the picture and overleaf text. The back cover of part XIX-XX not the original. Most of the spines with damages at bookplate. In calf-backed fall-down-back box, in marbled slip-case. Minor stain to spine otherwise very good. This copy has belonged to the Swedish collector Thore Virgin with his gilt monogram stamp on upper cover.

London, Sold by J. Clark Engraver & Printseller in Grays-Inn 1736. Engraved title, engraved list of engravers + 100 engraved plates of monograms (6 on each plate). Renovated contemporary calf, later spine, hinges weak, small damages to covers, title-page and engravers page with tear and small damage, first two plates with defective margins, not affecting images, plates otherwise in very good condition.

Chez Jeanne Bucher 1937 28x20 cm. 35, (3) pp. With three drawings by Tanguy. Loose, as issued, in original printed covers, top of spine damaged, upper edge of cover chipped, otherwise very good. One of 25 copies on "papier Le Roy Louis teinte Normandie", this is no. 7, of an edition of a total of 130.

London, Robert Jennings 1835-1839. 8:o. XV, (1), 288 pp. + 19 plates (of 20) + XII, 280, (4) (publ. cat.) pp. + 20 plates + VI, (2), 294, (2) pp. + 20 plates + X, (2), 292 pp. + 20 plates + XI, (1), 290, (2) pp. + 17 plates (all). Publisher's green blind stamped full calf bindings, spines gilt, all edges gilt. One plate is unfortunately missing from vol. 1. Three volumes with weak hinges, some plates foxed, occasional light foxing in the text. Overall still a very good set.

Stockholm, Gummesons Konsthandel 1916. 16x12 cm. 29, (3) (blanka) s. Klammerhäftad. Gott skick. Sällsynt.

Lübeck 1864-1932. 4to. Ca 8500 pp. 57 parts with publisher's printed wrappers, some parts with loose wrappers, but in all a very good set. One part (Sechster Theil, fünfte und sechste Lieferung) is missing. Codex Diplomaticus Lubecensis.

Oslo, Johan Grundt Tanum 1950. 39,5x31 cm. 29 pp. + 214 plates (no. 1-198, except no. 97, which was never published, no. 34 in colour + 17 unnumbered plates). Bound in contemporary cloth. A very good copy. (The City of Oslo Art Collections, The Munch-Museum Series No. II.) Due to very heavy book, higher shipping costs required.

Wiesbaden, Otto Harrassowitz 1957-2005. 4:o. LVIII, XXIII, (1) 586; XII, 674, XVII, 675-1268; XXII, 1269-1870; 1871-2190 pp. + (6), 62 pp. + VIII, 88 pp. Original printed wrappers, cloth covers for vol. 1 and vols. 2:1-3 for binding. Very good condition throughout.

Stockholm, F.A. Carlbohm 1794-1800. 4:o. Graverat titelblad, (8), 46, 588; graverat titelblad, (14), 574, (2) s; planschdel i liggande 4:o med 38 graverade planscher; planschdel i liggande 4:o med graverat titelblad + 53 graverade planscher i folio. Samtida halvfranskta band, lätt nötta, ett rygghuvud naggat, ett blad marginallagat. Den stora planschdelen i lite avvikande samtida halvfranskt band, nött rygg några planscher uppfodrade, ett par med lagade skador, någrade fläckade. Huvudsakligen ändå en bra uppsättning.

London, Chapman and Hall, 1864-65. 20 parts in 19 issues. As issued in publisher's printed wrappers. Interiors with some faint, occasional foxing, else fine. Parts 2, 3, 6, 8, 18 are unopened and near fine except for some occasional minor foxing, parts 7 and 9 just slightly soiled and with a couple of tiny chips, tears and creases along the edges, wrappers of parts 4, 5, 11, 13, 14, 16, 19/20 are soiled and chipped with rear wrappers loose, wrappers of part 12 somewhat soiled and chipped and with both wrappers loose, spines and wrappers of parts 1, 10 and 15 somewhat soiled and quite heavily chipped. All parts complete with advertisements except for the following parts: part 5 (3x21 cm of the margin torn out from page 5/6), part 10 (one slip missing (“New Serial by Capt. Main Reid”), ca 7,5 x 8 cm part torn out from page 1 of ad for ”Liverpool & London & Globe”), part 14 (all 16 pages of advertisements at the front torn out), part 15 (half of page 15-16 torn out from advertisements at the front, a total of 6 pages missing from the advertisements at the back (Liverpool & London & Globe (4 pp.) + Mappin, Webb & Co (2 pp.)) and part 19/20 (missing slip at the back (“Foreign Bank Notes”); two copies of ad, “The Scottish Widows' Fund”, of which one is loosely inserted and the other copy is torn with half the ad missing). The following parts are all complete but with variations as specified: part 1 (“Fry's Homeopathic Cocoa” (on lemon coloured paper), “The Queen Insurance Company” (on green paper)), part 2 (two copies of “Fry's Iceland Moss Cocoa”), part 6 (two copies each of “Norton’s Camomille Pills” and “Armadale” slip, “Liverpool & London & Globe” printed on cream coloured paper), part 8 (slips as described but with additional, loosely inserted slip on orange coloured paper: “Charles Lever's Works”), part 9 (“Dr E Jongh's” with textual variation + ad with the original text loosely inserted, two copies of “Albert Insurance Company”). Plates in fine condition except for where noted: part 1 (slightly foxed), part 3 (slightly foxed), part 4 (foxed, heavy damp-staining at the lower edges), part 5 (slight damp-staining at the edges), part 6 (trifle foxing), part 8 (trifle foxing at edges), part 10 (slightly foxed), part 11 (heavy damp-staining), part 12 (heavy damp-staining), part 13 (some damp-staining at upper corners), part 14 (slightly foxed), part 15 (slightly foxed, damp-staining at upper edges), part 16 (slightly foxed, slight damp-staining at upper edges), part 17 (heavy damp-staining at lower edges), part 18 (trifle foxing at edges), part 19/20 (slightly foxed, damp-staining at upper edges). Reference: Hatton & Cleaver's A Bibliography of the Periodical Works of Charles Dickens. Bibliographical, Analytical and Statistical.

London, Secker & Warburg 1949. First edition. 312 pp. Publisher's green cloth with red spine titles, red top edge. No jacket. Spine and parts of covers sunned and damp-stained (esp. the rear cover), spine slightly slant, gift inscription on first free endpaper by previous owner. Contents clean, binding tight. Condition: Very Good.

London, Printed for John Wilcox and Thomas Heath Mathematical Instrument Maker 1729. (8), 213, (3) (publ. cat.) pp. + 2 engraved plates (1 large folding, the other advertisment for Heath). Contemporary calf, worn, joints cracked, the large plate worn at folding, a few stains, otherwise very good inside.

Liege, Everard Kints 1734-1735. 4:o. Engraved frontispiece, (18), 546, (25); (4), 40, 39-224, 223-643, (37); (6), XI, (3), 622, (40) pp. + 1 folding table. With numerous coat of arms and decorative, illustrative vignettes. Uncut copy in contemporary marbeld wrappers. Covers worn, spines missing or partly missing. Internally a very good and clean copy.

Stockholm 1881-2006. 1-71 i halvfranska band (lite nötta i början), resten i lite amatörmässigt gjorda halvfranska band, sista årgången i fyra häften.

Stockholm, Pet. Momma 1757 & 1756. Första delen i andra upplagan, andra delen i första. 4:o. Graverad titel, (32); (52) s. + 2 utvikbara tabeller + 51 dubbelsidiga graverade planscher. Samtida gråpappers omslag, lite nött, ryggen skadad. Delvis lite åldersfläckad, sista planschen lite mer fläckad, en tabell lite naggad i kanten, graverade titelbladet aningen skuren i nedre kant. Huvudsakligen ändå ett bra exemplar invändigt.

Tours, Alfred Mame et Fils 1866. First edition. 43x32 cm. (10) pp, 912 cols; (6) pp, 942 cols, (8) pp. + numerous plates by Doré. Publisher's red cloth, decorated in blind and gilt. Some wear to covers, joints skillfully repaired, some minor damages. Still overall a very good copy.

London, Printed for C. Nourse 1786. Fifth edition. (4), XXXII, (4), IX-XII, (8), 400; (4), 392, 76 pp. + 16 folding engraved plates (of which 5 are maps, 2 celstial). Many diagrams, figures and engraved headpieces. Near contemporary full calf, spines sparsely gilt. Small damages to head and foot of spines, one leaf with tear, back free end-paper of vol. 1 torn out. Overall a very good copy. The standard textbook on navigation for the eighteenth century British navy. It was reprinted many times.