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1928Crown quarto. Pp. 144. With many full-page plates and other illustrations; facsimiles. Hardcover, cloth-backed boards printed in brown, spine label laid-down. In a very good condition. ~ First edition.
1874Royal quarto. Pp. (iv) dedications, 182. Plus 15 fine plates engraved on copper, printed on different paper, each with a tissue guard. With 15 engraved illustrations to the text. Engraved illustration to title-page. Hardcover, bound in red half cloth and marbled boards. In fine condition. ~ First edition. Major General F. J. van Lier's copy, with his entry and signature to front flyleaf.
1874Royal quarto. Pp. (iv) dedications, 182. Plus 15 fine plates engraved on copper, printed on different paper, each with a tissue guard. With 15 engraved illustrations to the text. Engraved illustration to title-page. Hardcover, bound in the original publisher's decorated cloth, gilt. In fine condition. ~ First edition. Exceedingly scarce in the original binding.
1984Lot of 17 items on Bronbeek. Crown octavo. Pp. 133. Illustrated throughout with colour and black&white photographs and reproductions of art. Appendix. Hardcover, original pictorial boards. In fine condition. AND: Royal octavo. Pp. 36, Profusely illustrated. Original pictorial card wrappers. In fine condition. (Stamp.) ~ First edition. Unique copy. On the endpapers of "Bronbeek, een levend verleden" there is a rare collection of original gelatin silver print photographs, dated May 1963, arranged and pasted-down. Loosely inserted is a collection of newspaper clips relating to the history, present, and future of Bronbeek; some are pasted-down onto first blank leaves. Of particular interest is a scarce 2-page photo-gallery with portraits of all residents of the place, taken by Theo van Houts and published in Panorama, September 1974. [AND:] The second title was published by the Ministerie van Defensie in 1963 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the house, February 19, 1863-1963. [TO THIS IS ADDED:] 15 issues of "Bronbeekbulletin" published by the Stichting Vrienden van Bronbeek, 1993-1997.
1977Crown 4to. Pp. xiv, 60, 232. Plus a number of halftone plates, one coloured. Hardcover, original blue cloth, gilt stamped. In fine condition. ~ First edition.
1859Crown quarto. Pp. (vi), iv, vii, (i), iv, (ii), 720, 40, 20, viii, ii. Half-title, title, dedication, preface, introduction. Extra title-page, illustrated with allegorical motifs and printed in tinted lithograph. Plus 2 handsome plates in tinted lithograph, depicting battle scenes, and 3 fine lithographic portraits, all with facing tissue guards. Plus one full-page lithograph ordnance map with additional colour added by contemporary hand. Plus 6 large folding lithograph maps, one with additional colours added by contemporary hand to represent troop positions, all bound at rear. With 2 engraved maps, printed in letterpress, to the text. Footnotes, appendices, bibliography, index. Hardcover, bound in contemporary half calf and pebbled cloth, spine richly decorated in gilt, cloth inner hinges, red ribbon signet; scattered foxing, corners rubbed, bumped. In about fine condition. Some leaves still unopened. A very handsome copy. ~ First edition. This copy is, or was intended to be, a Presentation Copy from the Author to Maréchal Comte Randon, Marshall of France. With an autograph letter, handwritten in ink in a very neat hand by Gerlach, signed by himself, dated March 2, 1860, addressed to the Maréchal. It comprises a large leaf folded into a four-page document (last page blank), with 47 lines of text, date, and signature. "I request Your Excellency to be willing to accept this copy of the Military annals of the Dutch East-Indies," it opens, written in French. Expressing his appreciation to Randon's military achievements, he begs that the book will be presented to His Majesty the Emperor of the French, continuing, "Voilà monsieur le Maréchal ce qui me porte à vous offrir ce travail et à vous prier d'être mon interprète auprès de l'Auguste chef du peuple français pour que Sa Majesté daigne accepter un exemplaire de mon livre." The letter is in exceptionally fine condition though a bit foxed. Jacques Louis César Alexandre, Maréchal Comte Randon (1795-1871). The author, Abraham Jean Arnaud Gerlach, was born in 1811 in Groningen. He received his education at the Koninklijke Militaire Academie, graduating as Lieutenant of the Artillery. As Colonel he later had a long teaching career at the same academy, and contributed regularly to military studies and publications. He translated his "Fastes militaires des Indes" into Dutch, and published it in Zalt-Bommel and Paris in 1874-75 as the three-volume set "Neerlands heldenfeiten in Oost-Indië". He died in 1906. The importance of this work is remarkable: OCLC lists no less than 20 major North American libraries who keep a copy, including Johns Hopkins, Harvard, Washington, Princeton, and Columbia university libraries, as well as NYPL. [Descriptive text Copyright Librarium, The Hague]
Octavo. Pp. 56. Illustrated throughout. Original illustrated wrappers. In about fine condition.
Oblong quarto. Pp. 22 (text). Plus 50 plates printed in various techniques, some in colour, each preceded by a leaf of captions and explanations, with interleaving tissue guards. With 34 text illustrations. Pictorial title-page printed in colour. Hardcover, bound in the original illustrated cloth, gilt. In fine internal condition. Overall an excellent copy, with all plates in exceptionally fine state of preservation. ~ Major General F. J. van Lier's copy, with his entry and signature to front flyleaf. Noteworthy is the technique in which the fine plates in this book are produced. The monochromatic plates are printed in collotype, one of the most accurate and attractive methods of photomechanical tonal printing processes. Highly skilled and expensive process, it cannot produce more than a limited number of impressions. It has been used for single-sheet prints and luxury portfolios, and since the 1950s has been abandoned by all except a few small specialist firms. The colour plates are not chromolithographs as it is sometimes erratically assumed. At the end of the 19th century the term "chromotypograph", implying colour printed from raised metal, as type is, was used for colour prints which made use of metal relief blocks. It is indeed the process used in this book; the colour plates were printed from etched metal blocks, a relief method rather than planographic. [Descriptive text Copyright Librarium, The Hague]
1869Quarto. Pp. (vi), 34, (10). Plus folding lithograph map and three tinted lithograph plates, printed on different paper, bound-in. List of subscribers, footnotes, appendices. Hardcover, original quarter cloth and pictorial lithograph boards. In a very good condition (plates foxed but mostly in margins and on versos). ~ First edition. Major General F. J. van Lier's copy, with his entry and signature to front flyleaf.
Crown quarto. Pp. 511, (1 errata). Profusely illustrated throughout. Full-page plates, some in colour; artwork. Glossary. Hardcover, original gilt decorated cloth (spine bit faded.) In overall fine internal condition. Very clean and neat interior. ~ First edition.
1881Fine original 19th century tinted lithograph. Image size ca. 160 mm X 220 mm. Paper size ca. 240 mm X 315 mm. Artists' and Publisher's names printed below image. In overall fine condition (some spots in margin; miniature triangular stamp just touching image area). - - Battleships "Waterloo" and "Wassenaer" left Holland in January 1827, having on board a total of 3,000 troops of the Dutch Expedition Force to the East Indies. Though the giant anchor managed to save the "Waterloo" en-route, fighting a severe storm, the death toll among the Force's soldiers during their service in the East Indies was horrible: only 300 returned home. Later, the anchor was brought to the Netherlands as a gift to the King. In 1880, the artists father and son van Looy made a stone lithograph of it. It was printed by the famous stone-lithographers firm of S. Lankhout & Co., of The Hague, and published in 1881 by Publisher Gouda Quint, of Arnhem.
1881Quarto. Pp. xvii, 255, xvii. Includes the "Naamlijst der inteekenaren". Text block only, without the plates. Disbound, leaves partly loose. Interior in overall very good condition. ~ First edition. Text only without any plate. Reading or working copy
1904Royal octavo. Pp. x, 640. Maps, plates, some of which folding. Hardcover, bound in contemporary half cloth and marbled boards, spine gilt; old military institutional stamp. In a very good condition. ~ First edition.
1906Royal octavo. Pp. x, 640. Maps, plates, some of which folding. Hardcover, bound in contemporary quarter cloth and boards, original cover and backstrip laid-down; old military institutional stamps, label. In a very good condition. ~ First edition.
1907Royal octavo. Pp. 640. Plates. Hardcover, bound in contemporary half cloth and marbled boards, spine gilt; old military institutional stamps In a very good condition. ~ First edition.
1908Royal octavo. Pp. x, 640. Plates, one of which very large folding (with tear). Hardcover, bound in contemporary quarter cloth and boards, original cover (spotted) and back-strip (a little frayed) laid-down. In about fine condition (old institutional stamps, label). ~ 27th year.
1791Octavo. Pp. (viii), (ii) divisional title, (34), 30. Engraved heraldic illustration to title. Bound in contemporary decorative wrappers, minute chips to spine ends. In fine condition. Excellent wide-margined copy, very brightly preserved. ~ Rare.
1957Royal octavo. Pp. (iv), 345-398, (4). Illustrated. Plus 2 plates of uniformed studies, one of which in colour. Commercial advertisements. Original wrappers. Fine. ~ Inspectie van de militair geneeskundige dienst in samenwerking met de geneeskundige dienst der koninklijke marine.
1958Royal octavo. Pp. 32. Illustrated. Commercial advertisements. Original wrappers. Fine. ~ Inspectie van de militair geneeskundige dienst in samenwerking met de geneeskundige dienst der koninklijke marine. [ADDED:] Index for the year 1957.
1958Royal octavo. Pp. 33-62. Illustrated. Commercial advertisements. Original wrappers. Fine. ~ Inspectie van de militair geneeskundige dienst in samenwerking met de geneeskundige dienst der koninklijke marine.
1923Royal octavo. Pp. ca. 60. With sketch maps, drawings, and tables. Various illustrated commercial advertisements. Original wrappers. Worn. ~ First edition. Various essays on tactics, military history, and battle analysis.
1925Twelve issues. Royal octavo. Each issue ca. 60 pp. Often illustrated with maps, sketch maps, drawings, and tables, occasionally with photographs. Various illustrated commercial advertisements. Original printed wrappers, some edge wear in places. In a very good condition. ~ First edition. Complete year run. Various essays on tactics, military history, and battle analysis.
1929Four issues of 12. Royal octavo. Pp. ca. 60. Often illustrated with maps, sketch maps, drawings, and tables, occasionally with photographs. Various illustrated commercial advertisements. Original wrappers, worn in places, spines repaired. In good condition. ~ First edition. Incomplete year run, includes the numbers 1, 2, 4, 5. Various essays on tactics, military history, and battle analysis.
19397 issues of 12, bound in 6. Royal octavo. Pp. ca. 60. Often illustrated with maps, sketch maps, drawings, and tables, occasionally with photographs. Original wrappers, some edge wear. In a very good condition. ~ First edition. Incomplete year run. Lacks the numbers 1, 3, 5, 6, 12. Various essays on tactics, military history, and battle analysis.
1926Twelve issues. Royal octavo. Each issue ca. 60 pp. Often illustrated with maps, sketch maps, drawings, and tables, occasionally with photographs. Various illustrated commercial advertisements. Original printed wrappers, some edge wear in places. In a very good condition. ~ First edition. Complete year run. Various essays on tactics, military history, and battle analysis.