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Grant and Griffith, London 1849. Thick 8vo. Vi+c. 460 pages. 42 woodcut vignettes and 8 litographed plates by Franz von Pocci. Contemporary green half-morocco binding with ridhly gilt spine. Slight shelfwear and some rubbing. Innner front hinge weak. Name on front endpaper.

Seconde edition revuë, corrigée et augmentée d'Additions au Naudæana, qui ne sant point dans l'edition de Paris. Francois vander Plaats, Amsterdam 1703. 12mo. (16)+256+132+(19) pages. Contemporary panelled calf binding. Top of the spine restored. Stamped red seal to the inner board. Old names to the flyleaf. Dampstaining to the first 50 pages. * On two of the best minds of 17th century France: Gabriel Naudé (1600-1653) was head librarian of Bibliotheque Mazarin, He was a warm proponent of open public libraries, and the Mazarin lilbrary was also turned public, so everybody who sought knowledge (and could read) had accessibility to it. He later became librarian for Queen Kristina of Sweden. Guy Patin (1602-1672) was headmaster of the School of Medicine in Paris and professor in the Collège de France, a poet and a philosopher.Edited by Antoine Lancelot. First edition was published in 1701.

2 volumes in 1. Bradbury & Evans, London 1849-50. 8vo. With Illustrations on Steel and Wood by the Author. Litographed titlepages. VIII+384+XII+372 pages. Contemporary brown half-calf binding with raised bands. Bookplate on front pastedown. Slight foxing throughout. Name (Danish literature professor Paul V. Rubow) on front flyleaf. Spine faded; superficial wear to front hinges. * First edition.

4 bind. Trykt paa Udgiverens Forlag, Kjöbenhavn 1832. (4)+288; (4)+288; (4)+288; (4)+288 sider. Indbundet i 4 lidt senere halvbind af gråt halvshirting med rygtitelfelt af brunt skind. Gl. svensk ejerstempel på indersiden af forpermen og navn på fribladet i alle 4 bind. * Heri flere H.C. Andersen førstetryk: BFN 175, 180, 181, 182, 189, 190, 191, 192, 193 og 198.

Kobberstukket portræt af Ch. Fritzsch efter malet tabt forlæg, [Hamburg] 1731. Lysmål: 21,2 x 16 cm. Med svage foldespor. Beskåret til motivkanten. Monteret med passepartout i nyere guldlakeret ramme. * Westergaard 5022. Det ældste kendte portræt af Holberg. Stikket er udformet i forbindelse med udgivelsen af førsteudgaven af Dannemarks Riges Historie i 1732 og viser Holberg som ung historieprofessor. Billedet blev efterstukket flere gange i 1740'rne.

2 parts in one volume. Con diligenza corretto, et con nuoua tradottione di molti luoghi migliorato. In Venegia [Venice], Appresso Domenico de' Farri, 1555. 278+(1 [colophone and printer's device])+[missing the titleleaf of volume two]+ [2]-192 leaves. Bound in late 18th century half calf binding with a small damage to the lowest part of the spine. Scribbling in old ink to the verso of the titleleaf [that has a reinforcement to the margin on the verso] and to the last blank leaf and printer's device. Occasional scribbling in the margins. Some leaves with a dampstain at the corner. One page with a spot, not affeceting text. * Early Italian version of Appian's [c. 95 - c. 195 a.d.] work on the Roman civil wars (part of his larger work on the history of Rome).

P.A. Huldberg, Falun 1841. XII+144 sider. Helt ubeskåret med orig. bogtrykte omslag. Indlagt i smuk bogæske med rygstykke af brunt gedeskind med tidstypisk rygforgyldning (Anker Kysters Eftf.). * Svarer i det store og hele til BFN 363 (Tredie Oplag af Fodreise... fra 1829). Det yderst sjældne foromslag viser, hvorfor en bogtrykker i Norrköping og en forlægger i Falun har kastet sig ud i at udgive Andersens næsten avantgardistiske ungdomsskrift på dansk med samt Johan Ludvig Heibergs recention af bogen. Værket indgår i en svensk serie, Danske Klassiker, og Andersens Fodreise har været udgivet som hefte 10-12 sammen med Fortællinger af Oehlenschläger. Initiativet afspejler Studenterskandinavismens vågnende interesse for de nordiske landes respektive kulturstrømninger. Andersen selv var umådelig stolt af denne svenske udgave.

Trykt hos A. H. Godiche boende i Skindergaden, og findes hos hannem tilkiøbs. A. H. Godiche, København 1740. 81 x 50 mm. 166 pages. Orig. leather binding. Coloured yellow edges. Non-professional repair with thread on spine. Cracks on hinges at top of spine. Name written on endpaper and verso on endpaper.

No printer stated, Amsterdam 1716. 8vo. Engraved frontispiece plate. Titlepage printed in red and black. VI+153+(11) pages. Contemporary vellum binding. Bookplate on front pastedown. Old names on titlepage. Old name on verso of plate. * On intellectual crooks in various fields.

Bulfinch Press, Boston 2005. 115 pages. Illustrated with photos in b/w. Original rustcloured cloth in dust wrapper. Light rubbing and a couple of scratches to wrapper. Near fine/very good- wrapper. * Master photographer Sally Mann stays in her rural south, from her home in Virginia to Louisiana, Georgia and Mississippi to draw from it etherically beautiful landscape photography. We have seen glimpses of these woodlands, waters and wide fields in her other work, but here nature gets the full stage to itself. The landscape however is rich with memories of what went on before, some of them very darkmemories which also reflects into the mood of the photographs, taken with a historical camera. Flaws in lighting, printing or other are included as contributors to the dreamlike beauty. The camera, the media is always present. *Mann was named 'America's Best Photographer' by Time Magazine in 2001.

C.G. Glasings efterleverske ved Nicolaus Møller, København 1756. 8vo. (16)+796 sider. Indbundet med: Betænkning og Anmerkninger, over Efterretningerne om Nye Bøger i Dannemark for September-Maaned 1756. Fra 729. til 753. Side om Doct. P. v, Havens Theologie. Sorø 1757. 84 sider. Samtidigt halvbind af brunt kalveskind med rig rygforgyldning. Let kantslid. * Bibl. Dan. I,174 (begge dele). Teologen Peder von Haven er bedst kendt for sine rejsebeskrivelser fra Rusland. Han blev i 1747 ansat som professor ved ved det genoprettede Sorø Akademi, hvor han underviste unge adelige i kristendom og moral. I bogen her har han som den oplysningsmand, han var, opstillet et fuldstændigt teologisk system, det første på dansk. Det lille tillæg, trykt af akademiets bogtrykker Jonas Lindgreen, er særdeles sjældent.

Christian Steen, Copenhagen 1835. Large 8vo. IV pages + 42 engraved plates. Contemporary plain paper-binding with blank cloth-spine. Binding with a little shelfwear. Slight soiling to titlepage. * Engraved pictures of snakes, frogs and toads, organized according to the principles of Linnaeus.

6 volumes. A Paris Chez Durand & Pissot 1752-1753. 394+(2); 346; 296; 367; 322; 336 pages. Small woodcut ornaments to some title pages. Contemporary halfcalf with title and roman numerals in gilt to spine. Some wear to edges and spines. Head of spine of volume IV missing top 2mm. Small inkstain to one page in volume II. Otherwise a charming set. * Jean-Antoine des Mesmes (1640-1709) must have been a talented diplomat. He set out as Ambassador to Venice (1672-1674) and shortly after that he negociated the peace treaty between the French and the Dutch at the Peace of Nijmegen (to end the Franco-Dutch War 1672-1678). Then he was appointed ambassador to the Hauge, was soon negociating yet again, this time on behalf of France to end the War of the Reunions with Spain. His title Comte d'Avaux was borrowed from his brother and never his own.

Mit einer Kupfertafel. Georg Joachim Göschen, Leipzig 1834. 8vo. 36 + (4) pages + large foldable plate. Bound untrimmed with the original wrappers in a nice green half morocco binding. Name to the verso of the original front wrapper. Old handwritten library number to the front wrapper. * Möbius [1790-1868] was professor in Leipzig and was a capacity on geometry and astronomi. Today, he is still remembered for his neverending 'Möbius-strip' - a non-orientable surface.

2 bind. Trykt paa Reitz's Forlag, København 1807-09. XXXII+292 + (4)+265+(1) sider. Samtidige halvbind af brunt kalveskind med enkel rygforgyldning. Exlibris (Thorvald Bindesbøll). I kassette. Forreste fals på bind 1 med 6 cm lang revne ved øverste kapitæl. * Bertelsen 1. Blichers debut i bogform. Første variant uden det omtrykte titelblad og uden undertitlen "Oversatte af Steen Steen Blicher, Sognepræst til Spentrup og Gassum". ** Ossian var ifølge legenden en irsk krigerskjald fra det 3. århundrede, og blev meget berømt, da skotten James MacPherson i 1760-65 offentliggjorde en stribe oversættelse efter 1500 år gamle kvad, som han hævdede at have fundet. Det er efterhånden blev optrævlet som falsum og fri digtning på grundlag af nogle enkelte digtfragmenter, men Ossian gik sin sejrsgang over hele Nordeuropa, der med et slag havde fået en stemme som Homers til at kaste lys, glans og hæder over deres ellers mørke, fælles keltiske fortid. I Danmark fik Ossiandigtningen indflydelse på Ewald, men endnu mere på Blicher, der i virkeligheden passer bedre i traditionen med engelsk 1700-talslitteratur end med dansk 1800-tals.

Recensuit et illustravit Fredericus G. Doering, accedunt indices locupletissimi. Editio nova, auctior et emendatior. D.A. Talboys, Oxford / Whittaker, London 1838. XXXIV+850 pages. Contemporary full vellum binding with spine title in calf. Front cover slightly soiled. Names and bookplates to the verso of the marbled free front endpaper and to the flyleaf. Very little scattered foxing here and there,

3 værker i 1bind. I: Prof ts Forlag, København 1778, II: Profts Forlag, København 1785; III: Rothes Arvinger, København 1771. 125+(3 blanke)+(2)+54+78 sider. Samtidigt halvbind af lyst kalveskind med rygforgyldning. Lette brugsspor på bindet. Lidt ormehuller i bageste del af bogen. * Fra trykkefrihedstiden.

7 volumes. G.E.C. Gads Forlag, København and William Wesley and Son, London 1907-1927. Illustrated in b/w. Comtemporary full green cloth. Name on flyleaf in volumes 5 and 7. Near fine. * Heavy item - extra shipping charges may apply.

2 volumes. Walter de Gruyter, Berlin 1960-1995. Large 8vo. XIV+539 + 315 pages. With folding maps. Publisher's cloth with dust wrappers. Second volume in protective plastic wrapper. Wrapper of first volume with edgewear, small tears and light staining. Same wrapper with backstrip missing top 5mm. Top edges with dust-soiling. Near fine--/very good- wrappers.

4 bind. The Carl Nielsen Edition, Det Kongelige Bibliotek/Edition Wilhelm Hansen, København 2009. Med noder. Orig. blå lærredsbind. * 1: Sange. Nr. 1-144. 2: Sange Nr. 145-292. 3: Sange Nr. 293-431. 4: Kommentarer. The Carl Nielsen Edition III/4-III/7.

5 bind. H. Aschehoug & Co, Kristiania 1924-1937. Illustreret i s/h. Indbundet i fem smukke og helt uniforme halvbind af lyst brunt gedeskind med enkel og dekorativ rygforgyldning. De første tre bind signeret August Sandgren, og de sidste to signeret Niels Refsgaard (hans arvtager som bogbinder på Frederiksberg Kommunenibliotek). Et enkelt hjørne stødt. Ellers fint sæt. * Vedlagt: Særtryk med nekolog over Fredrik Paasche af Francis Bull. Med dedikation fra Francis (Bull) på foromslaget.

Methuen & Co., London 1908. First issue with Additional Matter. Large 8vo. XVI+211 pages. Untrimmed in publisher's offwhite cloth; top-edge gilt. Spine slightly browned; otherwise fine. * One of 1000 copies, printed on handmade paper.

Six volumes [complete]. Jacob Tonson, London 1735-62. Each volume around 500 pages. Illustrated with 28 engravings after Gravelot. Bound in contemporary, unoform full calf bindings. Small hole after insect attack to the upper board of vol. I. A bit of rubbing, stains and wear to the bindings. Interior with some leves a bit browned. * Interesting set: The set consists of various editions of the works, some dated 1735, a few dated 1762. It seems that the publisher have used some unsold copies of the 1735 edition, to which he has added some recently printed 1762 parts to fill the gaps.