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Jacob Preus, Copenhagen 1741. 8vo. (82)+1128+(8) pages. Titlepage printed in red and black. Contemporary full brown calf. Spine-ends and hinges professionally repaired. Name (Danish historian G.L. Wad) in gold on front board. * German translation, published in Copenhagen, of J. Baker's The History of the Inquisition: As It Subsists in the Kingdom of Spain, Portugal, &C. and in Both the Indies, to This Day (1734).

16 volumes. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge 1931-1973. Illustrations in b/w. Uniform brown half-cloth bindings. The gilt logo of the Danish Naval Library at upper spine-end of each volume. The first 2 volumes (1931-39) with original front cover of each issue preserved (with ink stamp from the Danish Naval Library). * British scientific journal of Arctic and Antarctic exploration and research. Lots of material concerning Greenland.

The Birds of Greenland. With Danish/English parallel text. 3 bind i 2. Ejnar Munksgaard, København 1950. 4to. 608+(2) sider. Med 52 helsidesfarveillustrationer af Gitz-Johansen og foldet kort over Grønland. Indbundet ubeskåret med orig. omslag i 2 smukke uniforme halvbind af grønt kalveskind med guldtrykt fugl på hver ryg og topguldsnit (Henning Jensen, usigneret). * Dejligt sæt af dette klassiske værk.

Jacques Boüilleroy, Paris 1664. 12mo. (16)+341+(1) pages. One copperplate engraving of the 'Man without passions', holding the chains of women and children. Contemporary full calf binding with a bit of edgewear. Old stamp to the flyleaf. Old owner's names to the titleleaf and lst blank leaf. * Extremely scarce edition, not in the BnF and with no auction records. All reprints refer to the 1665 edition.

Heineck & Faber, København 1772. 4°. På skrivepapir. (8)+338+70+(2) sider. Samtidiigt hellæderbind med rygforgyldning. Nederste forreste hjørne slidt. Forsatsbladet lidt skjoldet. Ryggen med småskrammer og med et ormehul ved øverste kapitæl. * Danmarks første farmakopé i originaludgave, inklusiv den tilhørende oversigt over medicinpriser.

Alb. Cammermeyers Forlag, Kristiania og København 1899. Small 4to. 320 pages. Illustrated in b/w. Contemporary half vellum binding with title in gilt to spine. Modern illuminations in flowery, otherworldly style to front board, rear board and to all edges carried out in black and white ink. Illuminations signed and dated J.Jaehngen 1982. * A Unique object end example of modern book illumination **The German/Danish artist Jutta Jaehngen (1936-) specializes in modern illuminations of bookbindings. She was taught decoration of porcelain at Meissen and is educated at Hochschule für bildende Künste in Dresden. She lives in Denmark where two exhibitions of her works took place in 1976 and in 1981.

Johan Rudolph Thiele, København 1782. 8°. XIV+(2)+400 sider. Trykt på skrivepapir. Med kobberstukket portræt af skuespiller Christopher Pauli Rose, udført af Meno Haas efter forlæg af Virgilius Erichsen. Samt. helbind af brunt kalveskind. Exlibris. * Med stor dedikation: Den tænkende og aandfuld Kunstner Hr. Skuespiller N.P. Nielsen til venskabelig Erindring og Tak for mangen sand Kunstnydelse. Bakkeh. d. 24 Spet. 1825 K.L. Rahbek. ** Herligt associationseksemplar af et af Rahbeks hovedværker, hvor han formulerede sit syn på det følsomme teater. Bogen vakte opsigt og sikrede den unge litterat en til enhver tid fremtrædende position i Københavns kulturliv.

Udgivet af Den danske Radeerforening. Trykt hos Kristian Kongstad, Helsingør 1914. 78 sider. Indbundet med orig. for- og bagomslag i et smukt samtidigt helbind af mørkebrunt kalveskind med blindpræget dekoration og topguldsnit. Exlibris. Ryggen falmet * Velindbundet eksemplar af dette hovedværk i dansk bogillustration. ** Dansk Bogkunst 34. En af de 50 smukkest udførte danske bøger nogen sinde.

James Baine, London 1848. 8vo. On thick paper. XVI+128 pages. Woodcut illustrations. Contemporary full red morocco binding with richly gilt and blindtooled ornamentation, inside gilt border and all three edges gilt. Old ink stamp on titlepage. Old inventory number on front pastedown and on verso of flyleaf. Foxing to edges of the first pages. Some smudging and a digit to the pastedown. * This charming and beautifully designed introduction reflects the scientific results of Christian Jürgensen Thomsen (1788-1865), who as the first established a cronological system to view the earliest part of history with a division into Stone Age, Bronze Age and Iron Age. Moreover, Thomsen's system was based on observations of items, not on reading. This fundamental work was published in Danish in 1836, but immediately translated into German by professor Christian Paulsen to have Thomsen's pioneering thesis known by an international audience.

Lars Møller, Nungme (Nuuk/Godthaab) 1864-66. Tospaltet tekst, her spalterne 373-1080. Med fire håndkolorerede og 13 sort/hvide plancher. En udfoldelig planche mangler noget af motivet i højre side. Indbundet med foromslag i et samtidigt halvlærredsbind med kantslitage. Siderne lidt plettede og et enkelt ark revet løs. Som vanligt med brugsspor. * Bibliographia Groenlandica XII, 121. Den grønlandske avis, grundlagt i 1861, der indeholder artikler om vidt forskellige emner fra Grønland og resten af verden. Avisen blev stiftet af Rink og videreført af Lars Møller og flere indeholder charmerende illustrationer af den lokale Aron fra Kangeq (dog er ingen af plancherne i dette bind af ham). Disse numre indeholder bl.a. Robinson Crusoe oversat til grønlandsk, illustreret af Lars Møller.Issues 25 to 68 from 1864-66 of the Greenlandic periodical Atuagagdliutit. Bound with the original front wrapper in a contemporary half cloth binding, with some traces of use and one leaf loosened. Illustrated with four hand coloured plates and 13 b/w plates. One foldable plate missing something of the right leaf. .These issues contains (among much more) the first translation of Robinson Crusoe in Greenlandic, illustrated by Lars Møller.

8 bind i 11. Det danske Sprog- og Litteraturselskab, København 1933-54. Ubeskåret i orig. omslag. Frisk sæt. * Originalteksterne til de middelalderlige landskabslove. I: Skånske Lov. II-IV: Jyske Lov. V-VI: Eriks Lov. VII-VIII: Valdemars Lov. Tillæg til bind IV (Gloser og Thords Artikler).

12 bind. Multivers, København 2005-2015. Orig. illustrerede hellærredsbind med smudsomslag. Lille rift i smudsomslaget på bind 5. I øvrigt et velholdt sæt. * Komplet sæt af denne monumentale udgiverpræstation.

Brøndum, København 1974. Tvær-4to. Illustreret i farver. 43 sider. Heftet med orig. omslag og smudsomslag. Omslaget noget plettet. * Med stor dedikation på indersiden af foromslaget fra Far, Ole Sarvig.

Tairiku-no-Taiwa Sha, Tokyo 2000. 4to. 174+180 pages. Parallel text in English & Japanese. Illustrations in colour. Original cloth binding. In handmade box of uncoloured and black cloth as well as brown calf with the name NAO blindtooled on the front.The uncoloured cloth inside the box matches the material of the Japanese binding perfectly.

Levin & Munksgaard, Copenhagen 1930. 4to, 52+(4) pages + 102 plates. Untrimmed in a fine full brown morocco binding in 18th century style with richly gilt ornamentation on spine and blindtooled and gilt ornamentation on boards. With the gilt insignia of the Copenhagen Bookbinders' Guild on front board and inscription on behalf of the guild on back board. In somewhat edgeworn, matching slipcase. A splendid copy!

3 volumes. Fréres C. & A. Philbert, København 1758, 1765 & 1777. 4°. Engraved vignette on titlepage of vol. 1 with text in black and red. Contemporary uniform full brown panelled calf bindings with richly gilt decorations on spine. * Bibl. Dan. III,17. Complete set.

C.A. Reitzels Forlag, København 1831, (4)+224+(1) sider, inklusiv smudstitelblad og errata. Smukt samtidigt halvbind af brunt kalveskind med rig rygforgyldning. Gennemgående brunplettet. * BFN 162. Smukt eksemplar af H.C. Andersens første, fantastiske rejsebeskrivelse, som er ligeså meget digt, poesi og fantasi, som nøgtern gengivelse af oplevelse.

Franc [Frankfurt], apud Chr. Egenolphum Hadamarium 1551. In 4to (16 x 20,5 cm). (16)+283 leaves. Bound in a 17th century full calf binding. Spine restored with the 17th century spine preserved, gilt in five compartment. Top compartment of the of the old spine partly missing (but restored with new blank calf underneath, Two old names to the flyleaf, one dated 1735. Some dampstaining to the lower and upper margins. Old wormholes to the first leaves, from leaf 19 reduced to a couple of small holes in the margin [continuing to appr. leaf 100), but with text loss to a few words in the index in front of the book. Boards a bit bowed.

Jean Champion & Christophe Fourmy, Lyon 1655. 4to. (8)+184+(8) pages. Engraved portrait (inserted between page (8) and page 1). Contemporary full brown calf binding with gilt decorations. Author's real name added in old hand on titlepage. Old name (Jo. Grammii) on titlepage. Corners bumped. Lower spine-end worn. * Brunet IV,1127. From the library of the pioneering Danish historian and Royal librarian Hans Gram (1685-1748). ** Treatise on hats and headwear by the French Jesuit scholar Théophile Raynaud (1583-1663).

30 volumes. Motilal Banarsidass Publishers, Delhi 1977-1987. Orig. green cloth with mylar dust wrappers. Near fine. * Contains the Siva Purana, Linga Purana, Bhagavata Purana, Garuda Purana, Narada Purana, Kurma Purana and Brahmanda Purana.

3 bind/3 volumes. Fotografisk genoptryk/photographic reprint. Thaning & Appel, Copenhagen 1966. Folio. Rigt illustreret i s/h/Richly illustrated in b/w. Orig. halvlæderbind/ Publisher's half leather binding. Med smudsomslag/With dust wrappers. I orig. papkassetter med bindebånd/In orig. cardboard boxes with ties. Frisk sæt i de orig. trækasser. As new in the orig. wood boxes. * Reprint of »The Danish Vitruvius«, originally published 1746-49 in two volumes, depicting the most important buildings in Copenhagen and the royal palaces and castles around the country. The two volumes are a valuable source to the looks of buildings that have perished since. The third volume remained unpublished until the present editon. It consists of valuable documentation about churches and official buildings in Copenhagen. ** Parallel text in Danish, German and French. ** Usædvanligt frisk sæt af dette storværk - i sig selv en slags bogobjekt.

6 parts in 10 volumes. Neri Pozza Editore, Vicenza, 1976-1986. Large thick 8vo. Illustrations in b/w and colour. Publisher's light blue cloth bindings with dustwrappers. Near fine/very good+. Slight soiling to edges. Name (Torresin) on front endpaper in several volumes. * 1: Dalle origini al trecento. 2: Il trecento. 3, I-III: Dal primo quattrocento al Concilio di Ternto. 4, I-II: Il seicento. 5, I-II: Il settecento. 6: Dall'etá Napoleonica alla Prima Guerra Modniale.

Tiden Norsk Forlag, Oslo 1933. 2. oplag. 455 sider. Indbundet ubeskåret med orig. omslag i et elegant halvbind af teglrødt gedeskind med rygforgyldning. * Med stor dedikation fra Aksel Sandemose til Gunnar Echardt: Er det vanskelig å lese boken, da tenk mig som har skrevet den. Helt stiv i norsken var Nykøbing Mors-drengen endnu ikke. ** Andet oplag med tilføjelsen om det svævende tre på s. 400. *** Bogen, hvor Janteloven optræder for første gang.

3 volumes. Ludwig & Daniel Elzevier, Amsterdam 1665, 1664 & 1664. 8vo. Engraved titleleaf in volume 1. Uniform contemporary full vellum bindings. Engraved heraldic British bookplate on front pastedown in each volume. Front inner hinge a bit splitting after the titleleaf in volume 2. * Berghman 2088; Willems 1358. Livy's Roman history, commented by I.F. Gronovius.

Trykt hos F.H. Lillie, Akademiets Bogtrykker, Sorø 1791. 8vo. På skrivepapir. XVI+230 sider. Med stor foldet kobberstukket kortplance + 2 foldede kobberstukne plancher. Kønt samtidigt halvbind af brunmarmoreret kalveskind. Gl. navn og monogramstempel på titelbladet. * Danske Provinstryk 1482-1830 So 735. Bibl. Dan. II,683. ** Titelbladets parade af adjektiver siger alt: Oplysningstidens hele register foldes ud i den smukt udstyrede beskrivelse af de to sogne mellem Ringsted og Sorø.