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4 parts in 9 volumes. C.H. Beck'sche Verlagsbuchhandlung, München 1966-1980. 4to. Richly illustrated in b/w. Orig. cloth with dust wrappers. Fine/near fine. Volume 4, 1-3 in slipcase. Wrappers of vol. 1 & 2 with few marginal tears.

Mangor, Viborg 1780. (4)+250 sider. Indbundet med: KROG, ANDREAS CHRISTIAN: Samlede Efterretninger om Viborg Bye i ældre og nyere Tider. Mangor, Viborg 1779. (16)+242 sider. Samtidigt rosa kartonnage. Rygtitelfeltet afslidt. Med kantslid. Gamle inskriptioner på indersiden af forpermen og en stor samtidig på forsatsbladet (eksemplaret er samlet af Frideric Seidelin). * Sjælden. Bibl. Dan. I,952. Danske Provinstryk 1482-1830 Vi 105. Et af de væsentligste kildeskrifter til hekseforfølgelsernes danske historie. Indeholder bl.a. kilderne til sagen mod Maren Splids. For den medindbundne bog: Danske Provinstryk 1482-1830 Vi 97, Bibl. Dan. II, 708. Sidste del af bogen er formet som et anhang med selvstændigt titelblad (Viborg 1779) af Morten Støttrup om de bekiendte Støttrupers Historie. ** To smukke prøver på dansk provinsbogtryk i Oplysningstiden.

Foreningen af 3. December 1892, København 1918. Lille folio. 58 sider + 66 billedplancher + 56 plancher med opmålinger. Indbundet ubeskåret med orig. omslag i et smukt helbind af lysebrunt kalveskind. Diskret navn nederst på smudstitelbladet. * Et af 650 nummererede eksemplarer. Dansk Bogkunst 35. En af de 50 smukkeste danske bøger nogen sinde. ** Den autoritative arkitekturhistoriske fremstilling om dette henrivende romantiske anlæg ved Møns Klint.

Reed Books, Chatswood 1995. 568 pages. Illustrated in b/w and colour. Orig. boards indust wrappers. Near fine/ near fine.

2 bind. Andreas Hartvig Godiche, København 1769. 4to. Trykt på skrivepapir. 431+(1) + 526+VI sider. Med forfatterens portræt (udført af J.M. Preisler, der sandsynligvis også har stukket bogens vignetter). Med kobberstukket frontispice i bind samt foldet stamtavle. Med kobberstukne tekstvignetter. I to pragtfulde pastichebind, helbind af fallemt kalv med overdådig rygforgyldning udført med samtidige stempler (Jakob Baden). Diskret reparation på titelbladet i bind 2. Exlibris (bl.a. Bent W. Dahlstrøm). * Pragtsæt af kvartudgaven af den jyske barokpoet og landsdommer Tøger Reenbergs poetiske skrifter, med bl.a. hans version af Ars Poetica. Værkudgaven udkom både i oktav- og kvartformat. De to udgaver er selvsagt indholdsmæssigt identiske, men kvartudgaven har smukke røskenrammer om hver side.

William Dawson and Sons. London 1888. 8vo. XVI+228 pages + advertisement section. Litographed frontispiece illustration and plate; richly illustrated with woodcuts. Woodcut portrait of author. Elegant full light brown morocco binding with gilt line decorations on spine and boards (Henning Jensen/Hagel Olsen). * Attractive copy of this scarce work on the Danish West Indies, from 1916 the U.S. Virgin Islands.

Trykt i Aarhuus Stiftsbogtrykkerie, Aarhus 1824. (4)+404 sider ( Blichers novelle fra s. 145-187). Træskåret bomærke på titelbladet. Smukt samtidigt halvbind af brunt kalveskind med tidstypisk rygforgyldning (herunder en guldtrykt lyre). Stor rift i titelbladet (til hele årgangen) noget uskønt repareret. * Bertelsen, s. 23. Meget sjælden. ** Blichers vigtigste bidrag til Elmqvists månedstidsskrift var denne hans debut som novelleforfatter - og hvilken debut! Indeholder desuden to mindre bidrag af Blicher, nemlig Den barnløse Kone (s. 250-254) og Amors Sygdom, Skindød og Helbredelse (side 266-268).

François vander Plaats, Amsterdam 1707. 8vo. 87+(1) pages. With 3 folding engraved plates. Contemporary full brown calf bindig. Front hinge worn. Umtrimmed. Marginal brownstain to plate 2. * The scarce first edition of Anel's treatise on the Art of sucking wounds without using a somebody's mouth. With a discourse on preventing certain venereal diseases

Fr. Kistner, Leipzig/Lose & Olsen, København 1839. Tværfolio. Litograferet titelblad. 6 sider med tysk libretto + 215+(1) stukne nodeblade med parallel tekst på dansk og tysk. Indbundet med det orig. litograferede foromslag i et senere halvbind af mørkebrunt kalveskind. Lille ejerstempel på forsatsbladet og på foromslaget. Exlibris på indersiden af foromslaget. Foromslaget lidt skjoldet. * Dan Fog: Hartmann-Katalog Nr. 189. Førstetryk. Andersen og Hartmanns opera (BFN 889, uropført i 1832) udsat for klaver. Operaen opnåede i første runde kun seks opførelser. Musikken slog langt bedre an. Robert Schumann leverede således en relativt lang og positiv anmeldelse af nærværende klaverversion i Neue Zeitschrift für Musik (12. august 1840).

In der Maurerschen Buchhandlung, Berlin 1823. viii+199+1 pages. 47 etchings illustrating horses and riders in various positions and also including a human skeleton riding a skeleton horse. Later dark brown cloth binding. Spine with darker staining. Some foxing to titlepage and lighter to remaining pages. * Ephraim Klatte (1774-1837) German hippologist was employed in various regiments in Prussia. First as Stable master and later as an instructor. He is the author on several works on the training of horses and riders. **Rare.

Joachm Schmidtze, København 1730. 6,0 x 3,9 cm. 144 sider. Med træskåret ramme på titelbladet og lille træskåret vignet af bedende konge på verso af titelbladet. Samtidigt helbind af kalveskind med titlen i guld på forpermen. Titelbladet lidt revet forneden, uden tab af text. * Af største sjældenhed. Meget tidlig dansk miniaturebog, optrykt adskillige gange gennem det 18. århundrede efter denne første udgave. Det Kongelige Biblioteks første udgave af bogen er fra 1743.

Apud Io. Baptistam Combum, Venetiis 1619. 12mo. 449+(4)+(1 blank). Bound in a later [19th century?] marbled paper binding. Some waterstaining throughout the book. Back inner hinge weak; wormhole to back pastedown. Last leaves partly loosened. One page (p.46) with a small field in the Greek text where the text is missing, quite possibly from the printers hand. * Charming, small edition of the Fables of Aesop, illustrated with no less than 87 small woodcuts. Text on verso in Greek and on recto in Latin. Includes Maximus Planudes' Life of Aesop.

C.A. Reitzel, København 1850. Trykt på kraftigt papir. Smudstitelblad + litograferet frontispice & litograferet titelblad + 522+(2) sider. Smukt halvbind af mørkegrønt kalveskind med rygforgyldning (Anker Kyster). Bagest i bogen er indsat 2 orig. gule foromslag samt et bagomslag, alle med træskåret vignet af Vilhelm Pedersen, fra første og femte levering (1849). * BFN 551. Virkelig godt eksemplar af den første samlede udgave af Andersens eventyrproduktion, som den forelå i 1850, med de kongeniale illustrationer af Vilhelm Pedersen. Bogen udkom i hefteform over 5 omgange i fra august til december 1849; de originale omslag er yderst sjældent bevaret. ** Dansk Bogkunst 28. En af de 50 smukkeste danske bøger nogen sinde. *** Bindet er et ungdomsarbejde af Anker Kyster, signeret med det lille navnestempel.

Imprinted at London by Henry Bynnemann, for Lucas Harrison and George Byshop, no date {1574]. 4to. [14]+345+[7] leaves. Bound in a contemporary full calf skin binding. Initials to the foreedge. Some dampstaining to the margins, Old names to the verso leaf aIII, dated 1765. Titleleaf + a2 + final colophone leaf in facsimile. Contemporary ornamental drawings to the free back endpaper. Scattered contemporary notes in ink. * ESTC S116536. Very scarce, even incomplete. This second printing is almost indistiguishable from the first 1569 printing, except for two typographical points: The 12th line of the title leaf ends with 'too' (instead of 'the'), and on leaf Z2 recto, line 6 ends on ''hys' instead af 'on-'. This copy faultly has the last colophon leaf inserted in facsimile from the 1569 edition.** Translation of the postil of the Danish theologian and professor Niels Hemmingsen [1513-1600]. He was the most internationally renowned Danish protestant theologian of the 16th century.

Editions Cobra, Bruxelles 1950. 12mo. 30 pages. Illustreáted in b/w. Orig. soft cover in b/w. In protective plastic wrapper. Contained in later red cloth clambox with printed black title to front. Light edgewear. Two pages loosened. Light staining to front cover fold over. Box with faint traces of earlier adhesive labels. Near fine--. * Inscribed by the artist on titlepage. **One of 700 unnumbered copies of the first edition of 1000 copies in total.

C.A. Reitzels Forlag, København 1835. (8)+228+(6)+266+(2) sider. Med begge smudstitelblade. Samtidigt halvbind af mørkebrunt kalveskind med tidstypisk rygforgyldning. Gl. navn på forsatsbladet. Lidt gulplettet. * BFN 264. Førsteudgaven af Andersens gennembrudsroman. Den er specielt elsket for sine skildringer af Italien, og især af den Azurblå grotte ved Capri. Med trykt dedikation til familien Collin.

2 volumes in 1. J.F. Bernard, Amsterdam 1733-1736. Folio. 396+348+(2) pages. 26 engraved plates, several double-paged or folding. Later full mottled calf binding with richly gilt spine. Binding worn at edges. * Volume III & IV of this impressive work on religious rites cover the Greek Orthodox and Protestant & Anglican Churches including Quakers, Anabaptists, Adamites and others. A small chapter on Free-Masonry is included as well, all illustrated in fine engraved plates.

2 bind. Aschehoug, Oslo 1927. 1. oplag. 237 + 334 sider. Indbundet ubeskåret med originale omslag og rygstribe i 2 smukke halvbind af teglrødt gedeskind med rygforgyldning (Ole Olsen). * Med dedikation på foromslaget i bind 1: Til Tante Agnes Mathiesen med ønsket om en glad jul fra hendes hengivne Sigrid Undset-

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.

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.

9 volumes. Oxford University Press, Oxford 1978-94. 4°. Illustrated in b/w and colour. Orig. blue cloth in dust wrappers. Fine/fine- wrappers. * Vol. 1: Ostrich to Ducks. 2: Hawks to Bustards. 3: Waders to Gulls. 4: Terns to Woodpeckers. 5: Tyrant Flycatchers to Thrushes. 6: Warblers. 7: Flycatchers to Shrikes. 8: Crows to Finches. 9. Buntings and New World Warblers.

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.

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.

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.

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.