linschoten j h (24 risultati)

Softcover. Traduction de neerlandais par J.R. et A.H. Mengarduque. 142 pp. Catalogue edite a l'occasion de l'exposition organisee a Paris, Institut Neerlandais, 9 decembre 1993 - 31 janvier 1994; a Dijon, Musee des Beaux-Arts, 11 fevrier - 1er mai 1994. Softcover. Very good condition; light water stain on bottom inner edges of papers.

Condizione: Fair. English Reprints Series, Volume 14. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. With owner's name inside cover. In fair condition, suitable as a study copy. No dust jacket. Green covers; gilt on front and spine. Boards a little scuffed. Some pages unopened at top edge. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,450grams, ISBN:

Gebonden. Condizione: Boek goed. Zonder jaar [ 1880]. 261 pp. Met gelithografeerde platen. Uit: Hugenottengeschichten. - 1875.

Met 2 kleurenlitho's (Lith. Emrik . -(Ex-biblio met stempels en labels. Handgeschreven tekst recto en verso titelpagina. Pagina's vergeeld en enkele roestvlekkig.).

Leather. Condizione: Good. None (illustratore). A collection of works by noteworthy English authors such as Sir Walter Raleigh, bound in quarter calf. From the 'English Reprints' series.In the publisher's original quarter calf with marbled paper to the boards.This volume features a collection of reprinted works from various English authors. This volume includes: William Roy and Jerome Barlow's 'Rede me and Be Nott Wrothe', a verse satire attacking aspects of the Roman Catholic religion.Sir Walter Raleigh's 'The Last Fight of the Revenge at Sea', a report on a battle between the English and Spanish at sea.and'Eglogs, Epytaphes, and Sonettes' by Barnabe Googe, one of the earliest pastoral poets. Bound in quarter calf with marbled paper to the board. Externally sound with slight loss to the head of the spine, a closed tear to the spine, slight bumping and wear to the extremities and joints cracked slightly. A bookplate belonging to 'John Cannon' to the front pastedown. Internally generally firmly bound with strain between pp. 32-33, and to the odd page. Pages age toned and clean. Good. book.

Condizione: VG/--. Large 8vo. XV+288 pp. With 3 maps. Index. Hardcover. Or.blue cloth. Linschoten Vereeniging, 72.

Condizione: Good. 2nd Edition. In goede staat, gebonden in linnen, 253 pp., 2e druk, met noten Uit de collectie van J.A. Belzen, bibliotheekexemplaar, wordt verzonden als brievenbuspakket.

Tiel, D. Mijs, [1870], (4),(II),294 ages, original tooled linnen binding, gilt ornament on front, gilt lettering on spine, no fading, written by Johannes Hendricus van Linschoten (1838-), previously owned by A.W. Schimmelpenninck van der Oije (written on flyleaf),

's-Gravenhage, M. Nijhoff, 1956, XVI,280 pag., portret en 4 kaarten, origineel verguld linnen. = Werken uitgegeven door de Linschoten-Vereeniging, deel LIX. Rug iets zonverbleekt.

Utrecht, J.H. van Peursem, 1868. Eenvoudig halflinnen. 150 p. Met twee lithografische prenten in 3 kleuren. 1e druk. Nogal gebruikt exemplaar, maar zonder inscripties. 'Pitcairn or the South Sea mutineers.' In Dutch. Two lithographic plates.

's-Gravenhage, M. Nijhoff, 1971, XV,(3),288 pag., kaarten in rear-pocket, origineel verguld linnen. = Werken uitgegeven door de Linschoten-Vereeniging, deel LXXII (72).

Utrecht, J.H. van Peursem, 1868, 149 pages, original linnen gilt decorated hardcover binding, frontispiece lithograph in colour (loose from binding), from the library of J.H.J. Willems (author),

's-Gravenhage, M. Nijhoff, 1975-1976, 2 delen, IX,(1),214; XV,(1),417 pag., 1 gevouwen kaart, 11 gekleurde platen, origineel unif. verguld linnen. = Werken uitgegeven door de Linschoten-Vereeniging, deel LXXVI-LXXVII.

Edition of 300 copies of which 160 were for sale. Elephant folio, navy blue quarter morocco Roxburghe binding with vellum corners, 64 cm, xiii, 282 pp, portrait and 42 colour plates, together with a separate 32 page monochrome facsimile booklet of the "Icones" housed in a pocket on the inside back cover A vast volume - the largest Roxburghe Club book - containing the text of the English translation of the Itinerario published in London by John Wolfe, 1598, and with a facsimile of:Icones, habitus gestusque indorum ac lusitanorum per Indiam viventium . (Amstelreodami: Apud Cornelium Nicolai, 1604). The copies for sale comprised (A) 40 specials numbered I-XL bound in quarter-morocco and with an extra portfolio set of 40 plates; and (B) 120 ordinary copies numbered 1-120 bound in buckram without the extra plates. This copy - one of the not-for -sale 140 - falls somewhere between the two, having the special quarter-morocco binding but not the extra plates. Two potentially special features of this copy are : (1) In the List of Members Harry Oppenheimer's name is printed in red, which would ordinarily indicate that this was his own member's copy - particularly pleasing as it was he who presented the work to the Roxburghe Club, making this not only a member's copy but the presentor's copy. Given the relatively high number of not-for-sale copies (140) however, we wonder whether others among them might perhaps have the same red-printed Oppenheimer name? (2) The other somewhat unusual feature is that the attractive quarter-morocco binding is here presented in navy blue- we are aware of other copies in the normal Roxburghe maroon. So perhaps this was indeed a specially prepared copy for Oppenheimer himself. Top edge of textblock faintly spotted, foot of spine bumped, otherwise Fine.

Edition of 300 copies of which 160 were for sale, this being one of 120 copies for sale bound in buckram. Elephant folio, green buckram, 64 cm, xiii, 282 pp, portrait and 42 colour plates. Containing the text of the English translation of the Itinerario published in London by John Wolfe, 1598, and a facsimile of: Icones, habitus gestusque indorum ac lusitanorum per Indiam viventium (Amstelreodami: Apud Cornelium Nicolai, 1604). Copy No. 81. Covers a little scuffed and marked, otherwise Near Fine. Lacking the 32 pp facsimile booklet of the "Icones" which is nor present in the rear pocket.

's-Gravenhage, Martinus Nijhoff, 1956. In verguld linnen gebonden. Hardcover. Met portret en 4 kaarten. XVI + 280 pag. Nog niet geheel opengesneden. KEURIG EXEMPLAAR [Linschoten-Vereeniging [Linschoten-Vereeniging] ].

Amsterdam, A.H. van Gorcum, 1857. 2e druk. 2 dln. 332-327 pp. Bedrukt kartonnen uitgeversband. (bibl.st.,rug overgeplakt.) Bew.m.naschrift v."Vertraute Briefe während eines Durchflugs.im Sommer 1817.".

's-Gravenhage, Martinus Nijhoff, 1955, 1956, 1957. In verguld linnen gebonden. Hardcover. Eerste stuk met portret en 15 platen; Tweede stuk met 17 platen; Derde stuk met 4 platen en 6 kaarten [vouwkaarten, achterin]. Drie Delen: XCVI, 163; XV, 183 en XVI, 190 pag. - De rug van het Derde Stuk is wat verstevigd met boekbinderslijm zeker wel UITSTEKENDE SET * *** Werken van de Linschoten-Vereeniging, deel LVII, LvIII en LX [Linschoten-Vereeniging [Linschoten-Vereeniging] Maritiem / Maritime History [Scheepvaartgeschiedenis] Reizen / Travel ].

No Binding. Condizione: Very Good. Antique print titled 'De Lancuas, Fagaras, lacca et cucifructa'. A rare late 16th century black and white print illustrating fruits and spices from Java and Bali including Galanga. This print most likely originates from 'Tertia pars Indiae Orientalis' by J. H. van Linschoten / J. de Bry, published 1601. Great condition, passe-partout included. Please study image carefully. Overall size: 30 x 36 cm. Image size: 18 x 24 cm.

8°. Mit 3 lithogr. Titeln. XXII, 359 SS., 2 Bll.; VIII, 397 SS., 1 Bl.; XXVI, 434 SS., 1 Bl. Interimsbroschuren mit Rsch. (leichte Gebrauchsspuren). Doornick I, 163. Molhuysen V, 833-834. Engelmann 704. Weller, Druckorte, I, 224. Hayn-G. III, 33.- Erste Ausgabe.- Irrtümlich Joseph Görres zugeschriebenes Werk, das erst 1857 in holländischer Sprache veröffentlicht wurde.- Der aus Utrecht stammende Baron Paul Strick van Linschoten (1769-1819) war zunächst Gesandter am Hofe des Herzogs von Württemberg und später als Kammerherr am preußischen Hofe tätig.- Unbeschnitten. Tls. gering gebräunt, stellenw. etw. fleckig.

332 327 p. Gebonden. Deze tweede druk blijkt bij nadere beschouwing een titeluitgave te zijn. Slechts de titelpagina?s en het ?Voorwoord van den schrijver? zijn veranderd. Overigens werd er in dit opnieuw gezette voorwoord evenmin iets veranderd.

Germania (=Mannheim), 1818. 3 Bände. xxii,363-viii,400-xxvi,436 Ss. Mit 3 lithographierten Titelseiten. Broschierte Interimseinbände. (unbeschnitten, Umschl./Rücken (sehr) beschädigt; kleiner Wasserfleck) Paulus Strick van Linschoten (Utrecht 1769 - Bologna 1819) stamde uit een oud adellijk geslacht. In 1796 lid van de eerste Nationale Vergadering, later gezant van de nieuwe Bataafsche Republiek in Württemberg. Raakte daar in opspraak door zijn uitgesproken vrijzinnige denkbeelden, maar werd in 1807 benoemd tot kamerheer van de koning van Pruisen. Nadat Nederland weer onafhankelijk van Frankrijk was geworden, keerde hij nog eenmaal terug naar zijn vaderland. 'Merkwaardig boek', waarin Strick zich als republikein laat kennen. (NNBW. 5.833).

Amsterdam, P.J.Uylenbroek, 1808. (4),xxii,332,(2) pp. bibl.band (bibl.stempels op titels).

Gebonden in halfleer, 22 359 (3) 8 397 (2) 26 434 (2) p. In deel II ontbreken pp. 387-398 (aangevuld in typoscript).