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Trykt hos Ivar Jantzen og Pacht & Crones Efterfølgere under Ledelse af Kr. Kongstad, København 1919. Tværfolio. Med 53 fotolitograferede tavler samt 2 kortplancher. Indbundet ubeskåret i smukt halvbind af poleret brunt kalveskind med forgyldt egeløvs-dekoration på ryggen (Anker Kyster). I en noget slidt kassette. Ryggen med let kantslid og en smule småskrammer. Den sidste halvdel af plancherne med vandskjold nederst, udenfor billedrammerne.Printed at Ivar Jantzen and Pacht & Crone Efterfølgere under supervision by Kr. Kongstad, Copenhagen 1919. Oblong folio. With 53 photolithographed plates with tissue-guards and two maps. Bound uncut in a beautiful binding of half calf med oak leaves in gilt to spine (renowned Danish bookbinder Anker Kyster). In slipcase. Light edgewear and scuffing to spine. Last half of pages with water staining to lower edge, not affecting plates. * Signeret af Sigvart Werner efter forordet. **Trykt i 160 nummererede eksemplarer. ***Et hovedværk i litteraturen om Dyrehaven med inspirerende tekster af bl.a. Karl Madsen, Johannes V. Jensen og Ludv. Holstein. Men det er ikke mindst fotografierne, der vækker opsigt. Sigvart Werner har med stor teknisk kunnen skabt fantastiske dybe og stemningsmættede fotografier, og han er ikke gået i vejen for at udfordre sig selv: Dyrehaven er ikke kun affotograferet i solskin, men også i gråvejr og snevejr, og bogen er med rette udvalgt af Ingrid Fischer Jonge som én af de 28 vigtigste danske fotobøger ('28 danske fotoboger', 2006).Signed by Sigvart Werner to last page of the foreword. **Printed in 160 numbered copies. ***An important work on the park Dyrehaven, the old royal par force hunting ground north of Copenhagen. Texts by Johannes V. Jensen and several other wellknown writers of the time. First and foremost though are the photographs. Using his masterly technical skills Werner have created stunning and moody images, challenging himself to work in both flickering sunlight, overcast grayness and in snow. Selected as one of the most important Danish photobooks by Ingrid Fischer Jonge in her '28 danske fotobøger', 2006).

N.S. Frommanns seel. Erben, Züllichau 1787. (2)+172 pages. Contemporary brown half-calf binding. Spine smomewhat rubbed and worn, especially at spine-ends. Name (1863) and older inscription on front pastedown. * Very scarce pamphlet on the liberty of the press, quite uncommon in the German Reich and elsewhere at that time.

Heinrich Detlef Ebers, (Barby) & Leipzig 1765. 8°. (32)+1132+(26) pages. 2 engraved folding maps and 6 engraved folding plates. Contemporary full marbled calf with gilt spine. Inscription on front flyleaf. Spine-ends defective; spine worn. * Authoritative work on 18th century Greenland based on reports from the Hernnhut mission.

Gyldendal, København 1987. Tværformat. 153 sider. Illustreret med fotos i s/h. Heftet med orig. omslag. Velholdt. * Velnok Krass Clements smukkeste bog og en af hans få egentlige københavnerbøger. ** Fine copy of Clement's beautiful - and legendary - book on Copenhagen.

60 + 35 bind + 2 registerbind. Historisk Samfund for Ringkøbing Amt, Ringkøbing 1907-2001. Illustrationer i s/h. 17 bind (de tidligste) i jævne samtidige halvlæderbind (gl. stempel på titelbladet i hvert bind). De øvrige heftet med orig. omslag. * Komplet række af denne omfattende lokalhistoriske årbog om egnen ved Ringkøbing og Skjern. Værket er IKKE digitaliseret.

In Two Volumes [bound in one binding]. With Illustrations by Marcus Stone. Chapman and Hall, London 1865. XII+320+(8)+310 pages. Illustrated with 40 wood-cut plates. Bound in a beautiful half morocco binding, spine richly gilt [Bayntun, Bath]. A bit of marginal dampstaining to some of the plates, obsiously made before the binding of the book. Some foxing to the halftitle and frontispiece. * First edition in book form. Nice copy.

Bureaux de la Société générale de librairie, Paris 1855. 8vo. XXXI+(1)+614+(1) pages. Publisher's black cloth with gilt lettering and decoration on spine and blindtooled ornamentation on boards. Some foxing. Bottom of spine bumped. * First edition with Doré illustrations.

3 parts in 1 volume. J.F. Bernard, Amsterdam 1738,1748 & 1743. Folio. 292+32+160+288+120+184 pages. 50 engraved plates, several double-paged or folding. Later full mottled calf binding with richly gilt spine. Binding worn at edges and erratically numbered Tome IV. * Mixed volume. The fine engraved plates show Islamic and Jewish rituals and figures. In the second half of the book, the plates show rituals from France.

Godiche, København 1775. 8vo. Trykt på kraftigt skrivepapir. XIX+539+(7) sider. Med foldet kobberstukket prospekt af Haderslev. Elegant samtidigt helbind af flammet kalveskind med overdådig rygforgyldning, brede guldbordurer og tresidet guldsnit. Exlibris. Navn (Hans de Hofman) på bagsiden af forsatsbladet. * Pragteksemplar, der er givet til godsejer og topograf Hans de Hofman (1713-93), som bogen også har en trykt tilegnelse til. Hofman var på dette tidspunkt amtmand i Kolding og havde det store arbejde med at færdiggøre Pontoppidans Danske Atlas bag sig. Planchen med prospektet af Haderslev er da også genbrug herfra.

Trycks hos Directeuren Lars Salvius, Stockholm 1768. 4to. (1)+8+168+40+8+(1) sider. Stukket portræt på frontispicen. Sidste 8 sider består af nodeark. Samtidigt helbind af marmoreret kalv med rig rygforgyldning, lyst rygtitelfelt og tresidet guldsnit. Nederste 5cm af forreste yderfals revnet. Bindet, og især ryggen, noget skrammet. En del af rygtitelfeltet mangler. Med nogen slitage langs kanter og hjørner. * Med dedikation fra forfatteren a Madame Hasselgren.

und verbesserten Repertorio oder Register, benebst Des Herrn Blütings Glossa oder Erklährung über obgedachtes Low-Buch. E[manuel] W[ölffel] & Balthasar Otto Bosseck, Flensburg 1717. 4to. [24]+180+[24]+[184]+[8]+208+280+118 pages. Titlepages (2), the dedication leaf (to King Frederik IV) and the titlepage of the Glossary printed in red and black. Contemporary full vellum binding with nicely calligraphed title on spine. Old name and discreet contemporary baron's monogram ink-stamp on titlepage. Bookplate on front pastedown. Name on front endpaper. * The third issue of the edition in Low German - Platdeutsch - of the Jutland Law from 1241, by far the most important of the medieval Danish law complexes. First edition with the Glossarium by Joachim Blüting. ** While the Jutland Law was finally replaced by The Danish Law of King Christian V in 1683, the medieval predecessor continued to function in the Duchy of Schleswig, which situated as it was between Denmark and the Holy Roman Empire was ruled by both the Danish king and a range of German-speaking dukes in common. This double administration ended i 1713 when the full duchy came under Danish rule again. The law continued to function even after Schleswig was conquered by Prussia in 1864 and was finally abolished as of January 1st 1900. This version was first published in 1593. This third edition is accompanied by a detailed commentary by Joachim Blüting.

A S Watson & Company, Shanghai 1921. Second edition. Folio. 66 mounted photogravures. Publisher's binding in blue woven silk. Very slight wear to the spine-ends. As usual, some uneven fading to the silk on the boards and spine. Very good. * Second edition of this spectacular work, published the year after the original edition. The collection consists of 66 folio photographs of early 20th-century Beijing and the surrounding area and includes photos of famous views such as the Forbidden City and the Great Wall as well as pictures of ordinary Chinese people.

In. two Parts: The First written by Izaak Walton, the Second by Charles Cotton. With the Lives of the Authors: And * Wood, pp. 34-35. Oliver 17. The so-called Seventh hawkins edition, the first edition to be published by Bagster. The engravings with fishing people are in contemporary hand colouring, which is quite scarce.s, Historical, Supplementary, and Explanatory, by Sir John Hawkins. Samuel Bagster, London 1808. Handcoloured engraved half titleleaf + frontespiece portrait + (2)+ 512 pages. Illustrated with 20 full page copperplates engravings [hereof two with musical notes] and 17 smaller engravings in the text. Bound in a contemporary full calf binding, with gilt borders to the boards. Bookplate inserted. Outer front hinge with a one inch split to the top and bottom, but still holding fine. A bit of wear to the top of the spine. Contemporary name and date [1809] to the engraved half title leaf, and also added in the same contemporary hand is 'Very scarce'. * Wood, pp. 34-35. Oliver 17. The so-called Seventh hawkins edition, the first edition to be published by Bagster. The engravings with fishing people are in contemporary hand colouring, which is quite scarce.

Five books in one volume. i: Jan Boom, Amsterdam 1716 (second printing); II: Jan Boom, Amsterdam 1723 (fourth printing); III-V: Jacobus Scheltus, in 'sGravenhage 1725 (first printings). Small 4to (15.5 x 18.5 cm). (12)+282+(6)+63+(1 blank)+12+[13-]72+32 pages. Engravings to the titleleaves of part II-V. Bound in a nice, modern pastiche half speckled calf binding with spine in five compartments and spinetitle in black morocco. Slight foxing, mainly in the right margin. Nice copy, * Dutch compilation on the laws and procedures you need to be traders on the seas.** The first part has a rather long subtitle: Varyen; en bodemeryen: Begrepen in De gemeene costumen van der see: de Placcaten van Keiser Karel den Vijfden, 1551; en Koning Filips den II. 1563: 't Tractaet van Mr. Quintijn Weijtsen van de Nederlantsche Avarijen: Ende daerenboven in Eene verhandeling nopende het recht der Hollantshe bodemeryen. Verklaerd met aenteikeningen, ook met keurige bylagen; en't laetste nieuw-gemaekt. De derde druk; vermeerderd en verbeterd. Bound with: Advysen, certificatien ende gewysdens:

C.A. Reitzels Forlag, København 1831, (4)+224+(1) sider, inklusiv smudstitelblad og errata. Indbundet ubeskåret med originalt omslag (indsat bag i bogen) i et smukt pastiche-halvbind af brunt saffian med rig, tidstypisk rygforgyldning og topguldsnit (Oscar Jacobsen). Exlibris (Eiler Høeg). Navn (Eiler Høeg) på fribladet. Ryggen falmet. * BFN 162. Dejligt eksemplar med god anderseniansk proveniens af H.C. Andersens første, fantastiske rejsebeskrivelse, som er ligeså meget digt, poesi og fantasi, som nøgtern gengivelse af oplevelse.

20 volumes text + 2 volumes of plates [complete]. Continuée par dom Charles Taillandier. Benjamin Jollivet, Guingamp 1835-1837. 8vo. Each volume appr. 350 pages. Numerous copperplate engravings and foldable maps. Contemporary full mottled calf bindings. Small hole to the leather of the backboard of volume 19. A bit of rubbing and edgewear here and there, but overall an impressive and complete set. * Grand work on the everchanging history of Bretagne / Brittany, through the Gallic, Roman, Frankish, Viking, Norman, English and French periods.

Bradbury & Evans, London 1857. XIV+626 pages + Frontispiece, vignette, titlepage and 38 plates by H. K. Browne. Bound in a beautiful, burgandy full morocco binding, spine richly gilt and with 5 raised bands. Gilt borders to inner- and outer boards. Bookplates inserted [William Edward Oates and Robert Washinton Oates]. Still with a bit ox foxing to the plates, but much less than usual. * First edition, first issue with the first state points for the errata on page XIV, 'William' misprinted for 'Frederick' on pp. 317 line 27, signature mark B2 for 2B2 on page 371, and 'Rigaud' for 'Blandois' in chapter XVII (pp. 467-74), This was the last of the large novels by Dickens published by Bradbury and Evans. Eckel 82.

Rhodos, København 1966. Folio. Trykt på håndgjort papir. 92 sider. Med 9 orig. indklæbede håndkolorerede bloktryk samt 5 orig. bloktryk i s/h. . Orig. halvlærredsbind. I kassette. * Block-prints from Nepal. With Danish text. Rhodos, Copenhagen 1966. Folio. 92 pages. 9 mounted orig. handcoloured block-prints and 6 in b/w. Publisher's cloth-backed boards. In slipcase. One of 67 numbered copies.

Sumptibus Caldorianæ Societatis (Petrus De la Rouiere), Aurelia Allobrogum (Genève/Geneva) 1606. Folio. Title in red and black. (22)+739+(1)+624+(46). Last page with woodcut printer's device. Contemporary full brown calf with gilt fleur-de-lis decorations on spine and 6 raised band. Gilt armorial superexlibris on front and back board. Binding somewhat worn at spine-ends, and with the outer hinges partly cracked (but holding firmly). Old inscription on verso af second front flyleaf. Some leaves with wormholes to the lower margin. Old name on titlepage. * Parallel text in Greek and Latin.

13 volumes. WBG Academic, Darmstadt 2019. Sonderausgabe. 4to. Publisher's boards. Fine. * Heavy item. Extra postage costs may apply.

Publié par Charles Bally et Albert Sechehave avec la Collaboration de Albert Riedlinger. Payot, Paris/Lausanne 1916. 8vo. 337+(1) pages. Bound in a contemporary green half cloth binding with marbled boards. One page with a closed tear in the margin. Old owner's names to the flyleaf. Nice copy. Near fine-. * First edition of the posthumously published main work of Saussure [1857-1913], the founder of modern lingustics.

2 volumes. R. Ackermann, London [1824]. 12mo. VII+(1)+2+291; (3)+289 pages. 26 hand-coloured plates. Contemporary brown half-calf with four raised bands and gilt and blindtooled decorations on the spine. Corners slightly bumped. Spine with a few scratches. Light wear to edges. Offsetting from plates to text pages. Light foxing. * From the charming, illustrated series The World in Miniature. **Frederic Shoberl 1775-1853 began working for Ackerman in 1809. In this position he edited a plethora of journals and series (sometimes illustrating them himself) as well as publishing various newspaper journals. He translated Victor Hugo's 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame' into English in 1833, two years after it was published in France.

In: Annales de Chimie et de Physique, Troisième Série, Tome XLI. pp. 129-173. Victor Masson, Paris 1854. 512 pages + three foldable plates [a bit frayed to the right edges]. The entire volume is present, with numerous other articles. Contemporary green half calf binding. A bit of foxing. Slight edgewear. * Leon Foucault's [1819-1868] doctoral thesis on the speed of light and the nature of light as waves.

13 issues in 7 volumes. Various octavo sizes. Each issue 3-400 pages. Illustrated with photos and drawings in b/w. Bound with original colour printed covers in later red cloth with gold lettering on spines. Occasional creases or small cuts on original covers carefully repaired. Near fine/mint. * The Everlast Boxing Record (book) was published first by Everlast Sporting Goods Manufacturing Co. and then by various boxing-related companies and individuals in the years 1922-1938.*R.A. Hartley: History and Bibliography of Boxing Books p. 150ff.

London, Printed for R. Faulder and J. Milliken 1780. XII+608+44 pages [B4-Z4, Aa4-Zz4, Aaa4-Zzz, Aaaa-Hhhh, A4-F2]. Bound without folding map and without the engraved portraits. Contemporary calf binding with five raised bands and red titlelabel to spine. Title in gold. A couple of wormholes to lower spine end, which is missing a small length (2 mm) of lower edge. Boards a bit scratched. Front free endpaper and titlepage with rich writing in several hands: Two contemporary names plus a near illegible long note in pencil (later). Bookplate to verso of titlepage (20th century). Pages generally fresh and clean apart from a couple of brown droplets (laquer?) to two pages, faint traces of liquid to two others and the occasional dogear. Rear free endpaper missing. Rear pastedown torn and missing upper right corner (ca. 5x5cm). * This work is alledgedly written by the great Edmund Burke [1729-1797], the Irish politician and philosopher.