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Paulus Fürst, Nürnberg 1657. Oblong 8°. Engraved titlepage + printed titlepage. (40) pages. IV+226 engraved heraldic plates. (142) pages with index. Contemporary full brown calf with richly gilt spine. Bookplate and old inscription on front pastedown. Old label on top part of the spine. Front outer hinge broken. A few plates with marginal foxing. * Part 1 (of 5) only. The first volume of the fourth edition of the German "Wappenbuch", first published 1605.

Jacqueline de Jong, Paris 1967. 33 original litographies. Publisher's litographed wrappers. * Among artists represented with original litographs are Pierre Alechinsky, Asger Jorn, Wifredo Lam, Roberto Matta, Hannes Postma, Antonio Saura and Arne Haugen-Sørensen. ** Printed in 2000 copies plus 500 hors commerce.

Dansk gendigtning ved Suzanne Brøgger. Efterskrift af Vigdís Finnbogadóttir. 4°. Med 10 originallitografier af Per Kirkeby. Brøndum, København 1994. Upagineret. Heftet med orig. litograferet omslag med pergamyn-smudsomslag. Helt frisk eksemplar. * Højdepunktet i Per Kirkebys indsats som bogkunstner. Udsendt i af 200 nummerede eksemplarer, signeret af Per Kirkeby, samt i 40 eksemplarer uden for handel, nummereret med romertal og ligeledes signeret af Per Kirkeby. Dette er nummer 116.

Éditions du Seuil, Paris 1957. 268 pages. Orig. cream soft cover. Spine and part of cover darkened. Small tear to front cover along lower spine. The book is uncut and have been opened by hand leaving a couple of small open tears (1cm) to pages along foreedge. Near fine--. * Inscribed by the author on half title page. **In the series 'Collections Pierre Vives.

Editions Lapina. Paris 1925. 4to (28 x 21 cm). 249 pages. With 45 illustrations reproduced from original watercolours by Pierre Brissaud and retouched by hand. Untrimmed in publisher's illustrated soft cover, in paper chemise with marbled spine, * One of 500 numbered copies. The Lesson Of love In A Park

7 volumes. Academic Press & Christopher Helm, London 1982-2004. 4°. Richly illustrated in colour and b/w. Orig. brown cloth in dust wrappers. Light wear to the tails and lower egdes. Spine of wrappers discreetlys and evely sunned. Wrappers of volume IV with to tears near the head. Very good / Good wrappers. * Heavy item - extra shipping charges may apply.

5 volumes. Brill, Leiden 1996. Publisher's boards. Fine.

Editio Noua. Figuris Aenis ornamentum. Westnium, Amsterdam 1677. 12mo. 384 pages. Numerous engravings, two with a corner restored, with a little image loss to one of them. Contemporary full leather binding of calf, spine richly gilt. Nice, tight copy.

Det Schubotheske Forlag, København 1906. Anden Udgave. 150 sider. Indbundet ubeskåret med det originale (let revede) omslag i et helbind af brunt gedeskind med stregforgyldning på permerne. * Anden udgave, betydelig bearbejdet i forhold til førsteudgaven fra 1896.Med dedikation fra Pontoppidan: 'Til Peter Holst med Julehilsen fra H.P.'. Venskabet med ingeniør P.N. Holst [1854-1926] stammede tilbage fra forfatterens dage på Polyteknisk Læreanstalt. Holst renskrev og gennemlæste desuden Pontoppidans manuskripter.

Josias Staedelius, Strasbourg 1658. 12mo. (10)+418+(18) pages. Printed titlepage + folding engraved titlepage (the latter with tear). Contemporary vellum binding (erratically dated 1558 on spine). Inscription on verso of front endpaper. Name (Olai Henr Molleri Flensb(urg) 1658 on titlepage above a later ink stamp from the library on Holsteinborg, Danish manor.

Kyoto Shoin, 1986. Oblong 4to. 275 pages. Richly illustrated in colour. Original illustrated coated cloth in original illustrated slipcase. Slipcase with mild rubbing. Near fine/near fine-- sllipcase. * Printed in 1000 numbered copies. This is an unnumbered copy, as it was given to a Danish friend by Fujita himself, but sadly not inscribed.

3 volumes. Elzevier, Amsterdam 1765, 1764, 1764. 8vos. Engraved title + [46]+ 820 +[76]; 842 + [70]; 997+ [90] pages. Bound in three contemporary full vellum bindings with old hand-written spine titles. Spine of volume 2 restored. Small part of front edge of the vellum of volume 2 is missing. Old, rubbed-out name to the inner board of volume one. A few, scattered notes in old hands.

Det Kongelige Danske Videnskabernes Selskab/Nicolaus Christian Høpffner, København 1770. 8vo. (80 sider). På skrivepapir. Med foldede plancher, herunder en med gengivelse af solpletter. Smukt samtidigt helbind af rødt kalveskind med rig forgyldning på ryg og permer samt tresidet guldsnit. * Indeholder den lange afhandling "Om Soel-Pletterne" af Christian Horrebow. Den indleder den række af kortere og længere tekster om solpletter, som han gjorde løbende rede for i Dansk Historisk Almanaks årgange i begyndelsen af 1770'erne. Observationerne indgår i Horrebows banebrydende forståelse af solpletternes periodicitet. Opdagelsen af solpletternes kommen og gåen beskrev Christian Horrebow i Dansk Historisk Almanak i 1775.

Editions Pellet, Paris 1924. 4to. 173+(2) pages. Illustrated with a portrait and 20 lithographs - one in colour. Bound with original wrapper and backstrip in a beautiful red halfleather binding with spine in six compartments and lettering and year in gilt (P. de Lavaux). Very light wear and sunning to spine. Small dark stain to spine. Occasional shading of opposite page from the illustrations. * Printed in 500 numbered copies.

Thin cardboard. 14,5 x 10 cm. Framed in black passepartout [32 x 23.5 cm] with photo. Signed in red pen. Name typed on front by recipient. Stamp with date on back. Filing number written on back. * Fernando Botero [1932-2023] was a Columbian artist, known for his very round exagerrated depiction of people, termed 'Boterismo'. He painted and made sculptures, which can be seen all around the world. Much of his work had a political undertone, especially the series of paintings he made in 2005 called Abu Ghraib, which depicts the American forces abuse of the prioners at the Abu Ghraib prison during the Iraq War.

5 volumes. Herausgegeben und mit einer Biographie Müller's begleitet von Gustav Schwab. Mit Müller Bildnis [on the frontespiece]. Brockhaus, Leipzig 1830. Contemporary half calf bindings. Outer front hinge of volume 2 with a small split at the top. Corners a bit bumped. Bookplates inserted. * Scarce first collected edition of Wilhelm Müller's [1794-1827] works, with the first two volumes dedicated to his poetry and the last three to his essays about a.o. Klopstock, Ariosto. Hans Sachs and Lord Byron.

Arnoldus Leers, Hagae Comitum (Den Haag/The Hague) 1683. Tall 12mo. Engraved title-page (A. de Blois). 189 pages. Lovely late 18th century full binding of brown morocco with richly gilt and blindtooled decorations. Lower spine-end darkened. Name on front flyleaf.

43 compositions dont 5 hors texte par Raphael Collin, gravés sur bois en couleurs par Ernest Florian. Ferroud & Ferroud, Paris 1909. 4to. VIII+282+(2) pages. Bound with the original wrappers in a lovely half vellum binding, spine richly gilt. Three edges gilt. Binding by Danish master bookbinder Jakob Baden. * No. 215 of 355 (of a total of 497 copies) printed on japon impérial contenant au état.

Henri Estienne, [Geneve] 1569. 32mo (11,2x5 cm). (30)633+(3) pages. Woodcut chapter headers. Bound in a contemporary full marbeled calf with richly gilt spine and red titlelabel. All edges red. Some wear and repair along outer hinges. Head and foot of spine both missing ca. 2mm. Two newer bookplates to pastedown and free endpaper. Older owner's names to verso of free endpaper. Titlepage stained with ink making printing place illegible and also affecting closest 3-4 pages * Henri Estienne/ Henricus Stephanus (the younger) [1528/31-1598] was third generation in the line of great renaissance printers in Paris and Geneva. He worked in the Genevan republic in the years around 1569 publishing his famous and long-lasting Greek thesaurus and bibles among other books. This tiny book is a selection of quotations from classical greek plays.

Henry Kistemaeckers, Bruxelles 1884. 8°. With a portrait of the authors on frontispiece. XII+288 pages. Bound with the original front and back covers in a contemporary brown half-calf binding. Some rubbing to binding. Some signs of use. The back cover has a small tear on the upper corner, no loss of text or printing. Bookplate on pastedown. Inscription on the halftitlepage. Covers with a little browning, inside nice and clean. * Inscribed by Edmond d. Goncourt to Emile Bergerat. Bergerat was a French journalist, son-in-law of Gautier and a personal friend of Goncourt. ** The bookplate is Marguerite Hollatz', French teacher, professor, translater who settled in Denmark during the First World War. According to an inscription on the flyleaf, the book was given to her from Karl Madsen, Director of the Danish National Art Museum.*** This is the Goncourts' first book, originally published in 1851 on the day that Louis Napoleon seized power in a coup d'état. The printer made certain cuts in one of the political chapters; these were restored in the present edition.

Forlagt af Universitetsboghandler C.A. Reitzel, København 1832. 45 sider. Med smudstitelbladet. Indbundet med de originale omslag (foromslaget løsnet) i et smukt grønmarmoreret papirbind. Exlibris. Gl. navn bag på foromslaget. * BFN 174. Virkelig godt eksemplar af en tidlig H.C. Andersen-tekst, der udformer sig som en række hyldest-digte til afdøde og samtidige digtere.

2 volumes. Lynx Edicions in association with Birdlife International, Barcelona 2016. Large 4to. 902 + 1012 pages. Publisher's boards with dust wrappers. Fine/fine. * Volume 1: Non-passerines. Volume 2: Passerines.

Forlagt af Universitetsboghandler C.A. Reitzel, København 1832. 45 sider. Med smudstitelbladet. Indbundet med de originale omslag i et smukt pastiche-halvbind af brunt kalveskind med tidstypisk rygforgyldning (Jakob Baden). Gl. navn (1832) bag på foromslaget. * BFN 174. Virkelig godt eksemplar af en tidlig H.C. Andersen-tekst, der udformer sig som en række hyldest-digte til afdøde og samtidige digtere.

Med deltitelblad: Corpus Juris Danicum. 12 dele i 1 bind. Udgivet af Jørgen Holst, trykt af Peter Hake, København 1642-44. 4°. Træskårne deltitelblade og våbenplancher. Helbind fra det 17 . århundrede af brunt kalveskind med rig rygforgyldning. Øverste kapitæl stødt. Rygtitelfeltets typografi noget krakeleret. Gl. navne på titelbladet og i indholdsfortegnelsen. * Jørgen Holsts udgave af det samlede retsgyldige danske lovkompleks fra Christian IVs sidste år. Udgaven blev aktualiseret med udsendelsen af Christian IVs store Reces fra 1643, som indgår i bogen. Værket omfatter foruden Valdemar Sejrs Jyske Lov, Christian IIIs Reces, Frederik IIs Reces, Frederik IIs Håndfæstning, Frederik IIs Gårdsret, Frederik IIs Søret, Frederik IIs 25 religiøse artikler, Frederik IIs åbne breve, Christian IVs Reces, Christian IVs åbne breve, Christian IVs Rigens Ret samt Christian IVs Birkeret. Som brugsbog blev denne samling forældet ved udsendelsen af Christian Vs Danske Lov i 1683. Til gengæld støtter udgivelsen af Jyske Lov antagelsen om, at loven skal opfattes som en rigslov og ikke blot en landskabslov.