‎Topography‎

‎Zürich. - Gesamtansicht. Holzschnitt aus Sebastian Münster (um 1580). 12 x 17,3 cm.‎

‎o.J.‎

Bookseller reference : 27195AB

‎"(FORSELL, CARL af). - MED HERMELIN'S HÅNDKOLOREREDE KORT.‎

‎Statistik öfver Sverige, Grundad på Offentliga Handlingar. Andra Uplagan, Tillökt och förbättrad. (+) Socken Statistik öfver Swerige.‎

‎Stockholm, Johan Hörberg, 1833 og 1834. Indbundet i et samtidigt hldrbd. Lidt rygforgyldning, skindtitel, hvoraf lidt er bortrevet). Ryg noget slidt. Litograferet titelblad. VIII,XVI,336 pp. + Litograferet titelblad, 87,(1) pp. Med 1 stort foldet kobberstukket og håndkoloreret kort ""Karta öfver Götarike Södra Delen af Swerige, utgifven af Friherre S.G. Hermelin...författad af C.P. Hällström. Graverad af C.G. Lundgren"" (ca. 85x58 cm.). Kortet med en lille revne ved falsen, 5 cm., intet tab. Bladkanter her of der brunede, lidt spredte brunpletter, blad 335/336 løst.‎

‎Originaltrykket, ikke faksimile.‎

Bookseller reference : 44142

‎"(HAAGENSEN, REIMERT).‎

‎Beskrivelse over Eylandet St. Croix i America i Vest=Indien. (i.e. English: ""Description of the Island of St. Croix in America in the West Indies""). - [EARLIEST ACCOUNT OF ST. CROIX UNDER DANISH RULE]‎

‎Kjøbenhavn, L.H. Lillies Enke, 1758. 4to (203 x 160mm). In a very nice contemporary half calf binding with five raised bands and gilt ornamentation to spine. Lower compartment of spine with some loss of leather. Marbled boards with wear. End-papers renewed but with near contemporary paper. Previous owner's name to title-page. Internally very nice and clean. 72 pp.‎

‎The extremely scarce first edition of the first printed account of the island of St. Croix under Danish rule. It contain descriptions of the geology, topography and natural history and present detailed descriptions of sugar cultivation and production and the conditions of the slaves. Haagensen settled on the island immediately after Danish occupation (1733) as plantation owner and Danish official. In 1725, St. Thomas Governor Frederik Moth encouraged the Danish West Indies Company's directors to consider purchasing Saint Croix (then known as Santa Cruz). On 15 June 1733, France and Denmark-Norway concluded a treaty by which the Danish West India Company bought Saint Croix for 750,000 livres. Louis XV ratified the treaty on 28 June, and received half the payment in French coins, with the remaining half paid in 18 months. On 16 November 1733, Moth was named the first Danish governor of Saint Croix. The 1742 census lists 120 sugar plantations, 122 cotton plantations, and 1906 slaves, compared to 360 whites on the island. By 1754, the number of slaves had grown to 7,566. That year, King Frederick took direct control of Saint Croix from the company. For nearly 200 years, Saint Croix, St. Thomas and St. John were known as the Danish West Indies. By the mid to late 18th century, ""at the peak of the plantation economy, the enslaved population of Saint Croix numbered between 18,000 and 20,000, the white population ranging between 1,500 and 2,000"". (Loftsdóttir, Kristin, and Gísli Pálsson, ""Black on White: Danish Colonialism, Iceland and the Caribbean""). In 1916, Denmark sold Saint Croix, St. Thomas, and St. John to the United States, formalizing the transfer in the Treaty of the Danish West Indies, in exchange for a sum of US$25 million in gold. Sabin 29406 Reid 98 Bibl. Danica III, 647.‎

Bookseller reference : 60088

‎"(PONTIN, MAGN. ERIK KONSTANS).‎

‎Kjøbenhavn og Kjøbenhavnerne, bedømte af en Svensker. (Efter ""Hår och der bland skandinaver och Tyskar."").‎

‎Kjøbenhavn, Ludvig Jordan, 1847. Indbundet ubeskåret i et nyre papbd. Titel i guldtryk på forpermen. 93,(3) pp. Bortset fra en brunplet på titelbladet, et rent frisk eksemplar.‎

Bookseller reference : 38467

‎"(THERSNER, ULRIK & THORA).‎

‎Utsigter af Upland. Vues d'Uplande.‎

‎(Stockholm, 1824-40). Folio-oblong. Rebacked. The original cloth-covers preserved, gilt. Text in Swedish and French. Containing all 40 engraved views in aquatint and lithograph by C.F. Akrell and others. Each measuring 34x48 cm. The lithographed titlepage slightly brownspotted, 1 textpage repaired (no loss). In general fine and clean.‎

‎First edition. Forming part of Thersner's series ""Forna och närvarende Sverige 1817-67"".‎

Bookseller reference : 13978

‎"[EHRENSVÄRD, CARL AUGUST].‎

‎Resa til Italien, 1780, 1781, 1782. Skrifven 1782 i Stralsund. Ny Upplaga.‎

‎Stockholm, Tryckt Hos Carl Deleen, 1819. Clean and well-preserved copy bound in contemporary half calf with gilt and blind tooled decorations on spine. Old name on title-page. An exceptionally fine copy. (4), 84 pp. + 38 handcoloured plates.‎

‎A wonderful copy of the second illustrated (fourth overall) edition of what is considered the most beautiful Swedish book of the 18th century, which is exceedingly difficult to find in as excellent state as here, the first and second editions being equally fine. ""The book consists of notes by Admiral Count Ehrensvärd, critic and antiquarian, on his visit to Italy, with plates engraved after his own drawings. Ehrensvärd's route ran from Stralsund via Paris, Milan, Terracina and Rome to Sicily, and from Sicily via Montecassino, Bologna, Milan, Venice and Vienna to Stralsund. Ehrensvärd declares at the outset that his descriptions would be too short - had not others' been too long. But, though he pointedly avoids eulogizing famous sites, he takes a less unconventional stance in continually idealising southern over northern peoples, on the grounds of their resemblance to the supposed physical and cultural character of the ancients. He concludes with an account of some monuments at Rome and Naples - approving the ancient Romans for their good taste.Most plates show landscapes or local people, and are related to passages in the text where the author declares their dress, hairstyles and general bearing to recall those of the ancient world. They are simple outline etchings, possibly intended to be coloured subsequently (all have been coloured by hand in the Royal Academy's copy).The engraver, Elias Martin, had been drawing-master to Count Ehrensvärd. Between 1768 and 1780 and again between 1788 and 1791 he lived in Britain, a friend of William Chambers, who had been born in Sweden, was a Swedish speaker and throughout his life maintained links with Swedish artists and patrons. Martin became a student at the Royal Academy in 1769, and an Associate in 1771. Influenced by Richard Wilson and Paul Sandby, he became a well-known landscape-painter both in Britain and in Sweden."" (RA) The plates carry no engraved signatures. But in the Royal Academy's copy the first plate (facing p.3) has been inscribed in ink, 'Count Ehrenswärd invt.' bottom left and 'E. Martin. the Associate, sculpt.' bottom right"" and the remainder, 'A.E.' bottom left and 'E.M.' bottom right (with page and line references to the text). ""The question of who made the etchings is open to different opinions. The brothers Elias and Johan Fredrik Martin, both important artists, have been mentioned as Mårten Rudolf Heland."" (Lindberg). Most of the original drawings are preserved in the Royal Academy of Arts, Stockholm, and in the Swedish National Museum. Lindberg, Swedish Books, 52 (first edition, 1786). Kleberg, Italien i svensk litteratur 2226. Hofberg, Sv. biogr. handlex. I, 279. NBG XV, 750.‎

Bookseller reference : 62031

‎"AALBORG STIFT (MORS LAND) & RIBE STIFT. - ERICH PONTOPPIDAN & HANS de HOFMAN.‎

‎Den Danske Atlas Eller Konge=Riget Dannemark... Forestillet ved en udførlig Lands=Beskrivelse. Tomus V (Andet bind): Aalborg Stift. Mors Land. + Ribe Stift.‎

‎København, Godiche, 1769. Samtidigt hldrbd. Rig rygforgyldning. Forgyldt skindtitel på ryg. Stempler på titelbladet. Pp. 529-1104,(2). Med 27 kobberstukne plancher, prospekter og byplaner, heraf 2 med folkedragter, 2 foldetabeller samt det store kobberstukne kort ""Præfecturæ Ripensis. Godiche 1768"". Aldeles frisk og rent eksemplar trykt på svært skrivepapir, tekst såvel som plancher. Mangler i planche: grundtegningen af Ribe By.‎

‎"ASSENS - PONTOPPIDAN, ERIK.‎

‎Assens.‎

‎(København, 1767). Kobberstukket prospekt af Assens, (17x25 cm.). Stukket af A. Lode. Trykt på skrivepapir.‎

‎Fra Pontoppidan ""Den Danske Atlas"" 1763-81.‎

Bookseller reference : 34609

‎"ASSISTENSKIRKEGÅRDEN - LAHDE, G.L. (UDG.).‎

‎(Mindesmærker ved København). Assistents=Kirkegaarden, en elegisk Idyl i flere Scener.‎

‎(København, 1801-11). Lille 4to. Lidt senere hshirbd. Forskellige pagineringer, ialt 190 pp. incl. fortalen til kronprindsen, men uden det trykte titelblad, som kun kendes i 2 eksemplarer. På skrivepapir. Enkelte brunpletter. i hefte 4 er 3 blade repareret for rifter i klummen, med tab af enkelte bogstaver. Disse sider med en mindre skjold. Iøvrigt på skrivepapir. Titelkobber, 14 kobberstukne plancher, 2 kobberstukne portrætter (halvsides). Komplet. Med F. Ahlefeld-Laurvig's navnetræk og kronprinsens kongelige monogram i diskret blindtryk på halvtitlen og på fribladet.‎

‎"BERNTSEN, ARENT.‎

‎Dannemarks oc Norgis Fructbar Herlighed: Første Bogs, første Part (alene).‎

‎Kbhvn., Peder Hake, 1656. 4to. Smukt nyere hldrbd. (20),244 pp. Titelblad og de 2 første blade repareret i bladkanter og med lidt skjolder.‎

‎Originaltrykket, men her foreligger kun den første afdeling ""Oc handler først Om Danmarckis Grentzer"" Deelelse, Fructbarhed, oc Indbyggernes Idretter i Almindelighed"" (København, Siælland-Skaane-Blekinge-Fyen-og Jyllands Stifter (incl. øerne). I samtidig hånd på sidste dedikationsblad flg. karakteristik af forfatteren: ""Du Arent Berntsen, har været en Hÿcler, du har haft god Lön, vist nok, og levet paa fattige Folks Bekostning, derfor har du skrevet meget Fiass op, og Kostet i Trÿk !""‎

Bookseller reference : 22807

‎"BILLMARK, C.J. (CARL JOHAN).‎

‎(Aquarell-Lithographier och Tontryck). Samling af 30 litograferede farveplancher. Indeholdende Gripsholm - Uppsala og Sigtuna - Stockholm.‎

‎(Paris, Lemercier, 1853-66). Folio. (49x40 cm.). Indbundet i et velbevaret samtidigt hldrbd., bred ryg of store hjørner. Ophøjede bind på ryggen. Rygforgyldning. Den forgyldte rygtitel: ""C.J. Billmark. Aquarell-Lithographier"". Der foreligger ikke noget titeblad. Indeholder 30 smukke farvelitografier af Billmark, (Imp. Lemercier, Paris). Nogle spredte brunpletter i marginer, 2 af plancerne fra Upsala med lidt flere brunpletter, men også marginale. Stockholm-plancherne i fin stand.‎

‎Samlingen indeholder GRIPSHOLM (exteriører og interiører) 12 farvelitograferede plancher - UPSALA OCH SIGTUNA, 12 farvelitograferede plancher (1. Uppsala (prospekt). 2. Chorsidan af Domkyrkan, Uppsala. 3. Domkyrkans södera sidoport. Uppsala. 4. Domkyrkans nörra sidoport, Upsala. 5. Domkyrkan från norra sidan, Uppsala. 6. Domkyrkans stora skepp, Upsala. 7. Konung Gustaf I:s grafvård, Upsala. 8. Domkyrkans tvärskepp, Upsala. 9. Gamla Upsala högar (prospekt). 10. Sigtuna (prospekt). 11. Sankt Lars, Sigtuna. 12. Sankt Olof, Sigtuna. 12.) - STOCKHOLM, 6 farvelitograferede plancher. (1.Yttre Borggården, Stockholm. 2. Norrbro, Stockholm (prospekt). 3. Mynttorget, Stockholm (prospekt). 4. Skeppsbron, Stockholm (prospekt). 5. Storkyrkobrinken, Gusraf Wasas Staty, Stockholm (prospekt). 6. Carl Johans Torg, Stockholm (prospekt).‎

Bookseller reference : 45501

‎"BRUN, J.J. (BRUUN, JOHAN JACOB).‎

‎Danmarks Slotte i 24 Kobbere med historisk=topographiske Beskrivelser. Dänemarks Schlösser in 24 Kupfern. Mit historisch=topographischen Beschreibungen.‎

‎(Kbhvn., G.L. Lahde, 1805). Tv-folio. Smukt senere hldrbd. (Anker Kyster) med rig rygforgyldning og rhombeformet forgyldt skindtitel på forperm. Beskrivende tekst på dansk og tysk. Med 24 kobberstukne prospekter af danske Slotte fra Bruun's ikke fuldendte værk ""Novus Atlas Danicus"", som af Lahde i 1805 blev genoptrykt med de originale plader og for slottenes vedkommende samlet under denne titel. De sidste 4 med lidt brunpletter.‎

Bookseller reference : 9453

‎"BRUN, J,J. (JOHAN JACB BRUUN).‎

‎Kjøbenhavns Prospekter i 12 Kobbere med historisk=topographiske Beskrivelser. Kopenhagens Prospecte in 12 Kupfern...‎

‎(Kbhvn., G.L. Lahde, 1805). Tvær-folio. Smukt nyere hldrbd. i brun oaseged. Rygforgyldning. Stregforgyldning. Indeholder 12 kobberstukne prospekter med københavnske motiver, pladser m.v. fra Bruuns ""Novus Atlas Daniæ"", som af Lahde blev genudgivet under denne titel og trykt med de originale kobberplader. Titelblad og indholdsfortegnelse samt beskrivelse til hver planche på dansk og tysk. Fint frisk eksemplar.‎

‎"BÆRENTZEN, EM. & CO. LITH. INST.‎

‎Danmark. (+) Holsteen & Lauenborg. 2 Bd.‎

‎Kjöbenhavn, Em. Bærentzen & Co. Lith. Inst., 1856 og 1859. Tvær-folio. (31 x 42 cm.). Samtidigt hldrbd. Forgyldt ryg- og permtitel: ""Danmark Fremstillinger af Stæder og Egne i det Danske Monarchie"". Ryg repareret og delvist fornyet. I solid kassette. Titelblad i farvelitografi. Indholdsfortegnelse til Danmarks-Bindet (Östifterne, Jylland, Slesvig, Bilande) og trykt tekstblad til hver planche. Med 61 (af 77) litograferede plancher, nogle i farver. Her iblandt 5 fra Island, 3 fra Grønland, 3 fra Vestindiske øer, 12 fra Slesvig. - Holsteen & Lauenborg-Bindet indeholder 17 (af 24) litograferede plancher samt litograferet titelblad. Yderligere er indsat 4 plancher (3 vedr. Marienlyst, Helsingør og Ratzeburg i Holsteen & Lauenborg- Bindet). Nogle plancher lettere brunplettede, dog mest marginalt.‎

‎Bindet vedrørende Holsteen og Lauenborg er ganske sjældent forekommende.‎

Bookseller reference : 58032

‎"DAHLBERG (DAHLBERGH), ERIK.‎

‎Suecia Antiqua et Hodierna. Tomus I-III (all). - [THE LARGEST SCANDINAVIAN TOPOGRAPHICAL WORK - IN A MAGNIFICENT BINDING BY HEDBERG]‎

‎Stockholm, (1661-1728). Queer-folio (365 x 480 mm). Magnificent full polished calf binding from ca 1900 by the Swedish master bookbinder Gustav Hedberg in Stockholm. Sumptuously gilt spine with six raised bands and gilt title-label. Boards splendidly gilt with broad ornamental borders and a darker polished calf centre. Edges of boards gilt and inner gilt dentelles. All edges gilt. A prime example of a master binding by Hedberg. Complete with all 354 engraved plates (including the three title-pages). At the end is withbound the ""Index Figurarum Ænearum 1-3"", 13 pp., which is not mentioned in Lindberg, Swedish Books. The plates are printed on fine, heavy paper (”skrivepapir”) and are of varying sizes (folio, double folio, and composite). Here, they have been either mounted on or ”enlarged” in the margins, with contemporary fine heavy paper of the same sort as the plates, in order to make them of uniform size to fit the binding. An unusually well preserved copy with only minor brownspotting, with clear prints on excellent paper. A few plates a little closely shaven (eg. the three title-pages).‎

‎A magnificent fully complete copy in a lavish masterly bookbinding by Gustav Hedberg of the largest and perhaps most sumptuous Scandinavian topographical work. The scope and extravagance of the work was reflected in its printing history" In 1661, Dahlberg obtained a commission from the Swedish government to compile a pictorial archive of the country's architectural treasures. No less than 18 engravers were hired to transfer Dahlberg’s drawings to copperplates (a few of the drawings were by David Klöcker-Ehrenstrahl and Elias Brenner). After decades of transferring drawings to copperplates, 21 years were spent on completing the printing of the plates - the sheets continued to be published throughout the 18th and into the 19th century. Per Lagerlöf wrote a Latin text, but it was only partially printed and never published. ‘Suecia antiqua’ was an ambitious effort to document Sweden. The kingdom was then at the height of an aggressive expansion and very much aware that it had become a major power, primarily through its success in the Thirty Years War (1618-48) and campaigns against Denmark and Poland in the 1650’ies. In the course of this transformation, it took substantial new territories and sponsored many new and impressive architectural projects both at the state and the individual level, which were here presented to an international audience. Dahlberg's direct source of inspiration was the topographical publications issued by the Swiss publisher Matthäus Merian whom he had become acquainted with during his military service and studies in Germany: ”I want to produce a work on Sweden like that with which Merian honored Germany. Foreigners should see how much of greatness and beauty is to be found in our fatherland”. (Jonsson, Stormaktstid, 1992). “The compilation of architectural views emerged as a genre in the mid-sixteenth century and grew in popularity over the following two hundred years. They range widely in scope, ambition and intended purpose, with some constituting a kind of architectural monograph and others taking a regional or global focus as a form of topographical literature. Many are documentary others contain imaginary or ideal buildings. Some emphasize text others contain only a few captions. However, all have in common an attractive presentation that is not particularly technical, and would appeal to anyone with even a passing interest in architecture. It may be this easy accessibility that has often made them seem like ornaments for aristocratic libraries and largely removed from the more intellectually engaged worlds of the study and the architectural studio. With some exceptions, such as the rich works of Giovanni Battista Piranesi, they have typically been seen as early coffee table books - of limited use at the time, and important to the history of art and architecture primarily” (Kristoffer Neville, Suecia Antiqua et Hodierna: An Architectural Viewbook in the Eighteenth Century). The collation of the work is quite complicated, and the number of plates listed in bibliographies is not consistent. The printed index in the book lists 150+76+126=352 Lindberg lists 353 (150+76+127). The present copy has 354, including the plate of the Swedish Church in London (Templum Ulricæ), bound at the end, but before the Index and dated 1728. Brunet V:578. Lindberg: Swedish Books 1280–1967 as no. 37. Collijn 4, 198. Swedish Court Bookbinder Gustaf Hedberg is considered the greatest Swedish bookbinder, widely famous for his magnificent, lavishly gilt full calf bindings. Especially those in larger formats are highly sought after and difficult to obtain. After having trained as a bookbinder in Paris (1881-85) and London, Hedberg returned to Stockholm in 1886 and opened his own workshop there. In the beginning, he mostly bound books for libraries, but he soon became known for his great skills, evolving into a true artist bookbinder, who bound books for the most prominent people in the country. He won first price for his bindings in both Chicago 1893 and Stockholm 1897, and in 1901, he became Court Bookbinder. He continued to travel to London and Paris, from where he brought back new techniques and styles to Sweden. Since 1969, the historic Hedbergs Bokbinderi, along with bindings and the workshop archives, has constituted its own a special part of Kunglika Biblioteket.‎

Bookseller reference : 28323

‎"EKSTRÖM, CARL ULRIK.‎

‎Beskrifning öfver Mörkö socken i Södermanland (+ Atlas:) Teckningar till beskrifningen öfver Mörkö socken.‎

‎Stockholm, Kongl. Ordens Boktryckeriet, 1828. 8vo and large 8vo-oblong. 8vo: In a nice contemporary half calf binding with gilt ornamentation and lettering to spine, forming six compartments. Previous owner's name and stamp to front front free end-paper and title-page. (6), 218, 27, (1) pp. + 2 folded tables.Atlas: In contemporary half calf with red leather title-label to spine. Complete with all 26 plates (1 handcoloured). A fine set.‎

‎First edition of Ekström's important work on the Mörkö parish in Södermanland in Sweden, constituting the first significant local insect fauna in Sweden. He was given the title of Provost and became a member of the Academy of Sciences due to the publication of the present work.""Ett första stort uppdrag för greve Bonde fick Ekström med att författa en beskrivning över Mörkö socken. Allt skulle beskrivas, berg mätas och klipphålor granskas. Beskrifning öfver Mörkö socken utkom 1828 och är originell såtillvida att beskrivningen av öns naturalhistoria upptar två tredjedelar av volymen. Den omfattande beskrivningen av öns insekter är vår första betydande lokala insektsfauna"". (Björn Dal, ""Sveriges zoologiska litteratur"")‎

Bookseller reference : 54739

‎"FANØ, FØHR, MANDØ, TROLHOLM - ERICH PONTOPPIDAN. - WITH FOLK-COSTUMES FROM FÓHR.‎

‎Den Danske Atlas eller Konge=Riget Dannemark....Cap. Riber Stift. Riberhuus Amt.‎

‎(København, 1769). 4to. Nyere omslag af batikpapir. Rift i omslaget. Udsnit af ""Danske Atlas"" Bd. V, pp. 719-732. Beskriver øerne Fanø, Mandø, Trolholm og Føhr. Til afsnittet om Føhr hører 2 store kobberstukne foldeplancher med 6 illustrationer af forskellige folkedragter fra Føhr. - With 6 (on 2 engraved plates) illustrations of folk-costumes from the island Foehr (Föhr, Føhr).‎

Bookseller reference : 44566

‎"FRIIS, F.R.‎

‎Bidrag til Antvorskovs Historie. Særskilt Aftryk af ""Slagelse-Posten"", November-December 1875.‎

‎Slagelse, 1876. Samtidigt blindtrykt helshirt. 51 pp. Navn på titelblad.‎

Bookseller reference : 41727

‎"GROVE, P.V. (UDG.).‎

‎De Danske Øer. Illustreret Reisehaandbog, udgiven af ""Foreningen Fremtiden"". Anden Udgave.‎

‎Kbhvn., 1871. Orig. helshirtbd. Permer løse og ryg mangler. 218 pp., 7 litograferede kort, træsnitillustrationer.‎

Bookseller reference : 31132

‎"GROVE, P.V. (RED.).‎

‎Jylland. Illustreret Reisehaandbog, udgivet af Foreningen ""Fremtiden"".‎

‎København, Delbanco,1870. Orig. blindtrykt helshirt. Ryg mangler. Med brugsspor. XXXI,155 pp. Rigt illustreret med træsnit samt 4 litograferede kort på bagsiden af hvilke er påsat diverse avisudklip.‎

‎"HALLAND - RICHARDSON, JACOB.‎

‎Hallandia Antiqua & Hodierna, Thet är: Hallands, et af Gotha Rikets Landskaper, Historiske=Beskrifning, framställandes ifrån älsta in til wåra tider, thess Belägenhet, Land=Hushålning, Indbyggarnes Seder, Krigs=Inrätningar, hwad Krig ther warit, Städe...‎

‎Stockholm, Lars Salvius, 1752-53 Folio. (33x22 cm) Stor helt ubeskåret eksemplar i orig. blødt, blankt papbind. rester af titelskrift på ryg. Kobberstukket frontispiece (= planche I). (12),100,(8),101-260. Med ialt 30 kobberstukne plancher (Nummererede II-XXIX, komplet og med det lille stik indsat ved p. 6)), de fleste store dobbeltsidede. 2 kort, hvor det sidste er kobberstukket gengivelse af 2 Ptolemaeus-kort fra 1513-udgaven, (planche XXIX. 33 x 43 cm.). Indvendig aldeles frisk eksemplar, uden pletter, trykt på skrivepapir.‎

‎Blandt planchernme kan nævnes Kungsbacka, Varberg, Falkenberg, Halmstad, Laholm, Vinbergs, Holms og Getinge Kirker, Skottorp etc.Warmholtz, 610: """"Lycka var, at Döden ryckte pennan ur handen på Författaren, eljest hade Kronan blifvit belastad med ännu mera Maculatur"" !‎

Bookseller reference : 44635

‎"HELSINGØR & RIBE - BRAUN & HOGENBERG.‎

‎Elsenor. Ripen.‎

‎(Köln, ca. 1588). 34x47,5 cm. Kobberstukket planche visende både Helsingør og Ribe i prospekt. Øverste halvdel Helsingør, nederste Ribe. Brede marginer, velbevaret.‎

‎Fra Braun & Hogenbergs Civitatis orbis terrarum "" Köln 1588 ff. Yderst detaljerede byprospekter, hvor bebyggelsen tydeligt vises på et tidspunkt hvor Kronborg ses under opførelse. Bagside med latinsk tekst.‎

Bookseller reference : 25254

‎"HOLBÆK - PONTOPPIDAN, ERIK.‎

‎Holbek.‎

‎(København, 1764). Kobberstukket prospekt af Holbæk. (17x25 cm.). På skrivepapir.‎

‎Fra Erik Pontoppidan ""Den Danske Atlas"" 1763-81.‎

Bookseller reference : 34565

‎"HORSENS - PONTOPPIDAN, ERIK.‎

‎Horsens.‎

‎(København, 1768). Kobberstukket prospekt af Horsens. (17x25,2 cm.). Stukket af A. Lode.‎

‎Fra Pontoppidan ""Den Danske Atlas"" 1763-81.‎

Bookseller reference : 34611

‎"HOFFMAN, HANS de.‎

‎Supplement til den Danske Atlas eller Konge=Riget Dannemark, den Anden og Tredie Tome, Siællands, Laalands og Fyens Stifter... (= Tomus VI af Pontoppidans ""Danske Atlas"").‎

‎Kiøbenhavn, Godiche, 1774. 4to. Samtidigt hldrbd. Ophøjede bind på ryg. Rygforgyldning og forgyldte skindtitler. Stempler på titelbladet. (8),X,838,(26) pp. Med 3 kobberstukne foldeplancher (Baroniet Löwenborg - Löwenborg - Lundsgaard). Helt frisk eksemplar på svært skrivepapir.‎