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1935Royal octavo. Pp. 32. Original stiff wrappers, bit discoloured, shelf ticket and old institutional stamp. In a very good condition. ~ First edition.
1914Crown quarto. Pp. iii, 139. Original wrappers, poor exterior. In a very good internal condition, practically unused, still entirely unopened. ~ First edition. Rare. See also: Ronald van der Wal: "Of geweld zal worden gebruikt! Militaire bijstand bij de handhaving en het herstel van de openbare orde 1840-1920." (Verloren, 2003). Frederik Henri Alexander Sabron, (1849-1916). Dutch military officer, historian and politician, Minister of War in 1908.
1933Octavo. Pp. ii, 65. Original stiff wrappers, old institutional stamp to cover and title. In a very good condition, fine interior. ~ First edition.
1931Octavo. Pp. 46. Original stiff wrappers. In a very good condition. ~ First edition.
1926Octavo. Pp. 52. Original stiff wrappers, old institutional stamp to title-page. In a very good condition. ~ First edition.
1904Octavo. Pp. viii, 81. Original stiff wrappers, worn, detached, reinforced with shelf tickets; old institutional stamp to verso of title-page. In fine internal condition. ~ First edition.
1930Crown octavo. Pp. 82. Model forms, some folding. Original stiff wrappers, shelf ticket and old institutional stamp. In a very good condition. ~ Nineteenth, revised edition.
1991Lot of 3 books. Royal octavo. Pp. 44. Richly illustrated. Original stiff wrappers. In fine condition. ~ First edition. [ADDED:] Honderd jaren Koninklijke Vereniging van eervol ontslagen officieren van den Nederlandse Krijgsmacht, 1877-1977. (1977). Numerous illustrations. [ALSO ADDED:] Ver van het vaderland. Het 50-jarig Regeringsjubileum van Koningin Wilhelmina, 1898-1948. Numerous illustrations. (Rotterdam, 1948).
1873Octavo. Pp. 32. Original stiff wrappers, bit worn, frayed, lower wrap gone; some foxing. In good condition. ~ First edition. Extremely rare. Published for the benefit of the wounded and mutilated gunner G. van den Akker with a note to this effect pasted at bottom of front wrapper. Rosier (Pieter Jacobus) Faassen, 1833-1907 was a prolific writer, actor and playwright, Knight in the Order of Oranje-Nassau. His dramatic oeuvre numbers more than twenty plays, including box-office successes like "Anne-Mie", "De Ledige Wieg" (The Vacant Crib) and the one-act play "Manus de Snorder" (Manus the Coachman). He published his autobiography "Mijn leven" in 1897 and it was reprinted several times. "De Militaire Willemsorde" is a one-act play whose main character is Van Balen, elderly veteran decorated with the Military William Order, the oldest and highest honour of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
1888Two parts in one volume. Paginated consecutively. Crown quarto. Pp. (ii), 22; (ii), 25-108. Plus 2 sketch maps, one of which is folding. Several tables. Original wrappers, bit worn and shabby, shelf tickets and old institutional stamp. In a very good internal condition, entirely still unopened. ~ First edition. Extremely rare. Roldanus submitted this work to a competition called in 1886 by the Vereeniging ter beoefening van de Krijgswetenschap, titled "De approviandeering der ontworpen stelling van Amsterdam, hare voorbereiding in tijd van vrede en hare uitvoering bij het uitbreken van een oorlog." The three contributors shared the price of fl. 500 but only Roldanus' work was found suitable for publication. In his work he goes into great detail as to the necessary provisions required both in time of peace and at war. In the supplementary tables he even provides a census of neighbouring municipalities, villages and hamlets that form the Defence Line of Amsterdam and specifies how many kilograms of meat, potatoes, peas, beans, rice, sugar, coffee, salt, paper, etc. etc. would be necessary to support these populations.
1843Royal octavo. Pp. 110, (1) Errata. Plus 5 tables numbered I-IV, printed on 3 large folding sheets at end. Bound in the original plain paper covered boards, corner creased, shelf tickets and ends enforcement, old institutional stamps to title-page. An untrimmed copy entirely in the original state in a very good condition. ~ First edition. Extremely rare. The annonymous veteran is T. J. Stieltjes (1819-1878). His controversial book created a rather tempered chain reaction, first with the publication of "Bedenkingen van een' jong' soldaat, tegen eenige der denkbeelden van een' oud' soldaat (.)" Amersfoort, 1843). When also the pamphlet "Vlugtige bedenkingen tegen de denkbeelden van een oud soldaat (.)" appeared shortly thereafter, Stieltjes was quick to respond and his publisher issued in haste the publication "Nadere ontwikkeling (.)" (Nijmegen 1843). A few years later Stieltjes wrote in length his "Is Nederland nog te verdedigen? Toestemmend beantwoord door den schrijver der denkbeelden van een oud - soldaat (.)" (Nijmegen, 1849), to be followed by "'Hoe Nederland te verdedigen is. In ruwe trekken aangeduid, door een Oud-Soldaat" (Nijmegen, 1853). See also: W. J. Knoop in "De Gids", 14th year, 1949-50.
Royal octavo. Pp. 142. First page printed in red. Hardcover, bound in the original publisher's printed boards, old institutional stamp to title-page. In fine condition. Excellent copy. ~ First edition. Interesting practical manifest, advocating paramilitary education and training.
1902Two parts in one volume. Royal octavo. Pp. xxix, (iii), 373. Plus an extended section of model forms, lists, and tables, unpaginated (ca. 160 pp.). Numerous sectional title-pages. Hardcover, bound in contemporary half cloth and marbled boards, original printed wrapper laid-down; shelf tickets to spine, old institutional stamps to title-page. In a very good condition, fine interior. ~ Third edition. First published Batavia, Ogilvie, 1891.
1852Octavo. Pp. (iv), 221. Hardcover, bound in contemporary half cloth and marbled boards, spine lettered and decorated in gilt, old shelf ticket, old institutional stamps to half-title; first inner hinge cracked, joints neatly mended for split, some foxing to prelims, one leaf dog-eared. In a very good condition. ~ First edition. The ambitious chronology of events starts in 50 BC with Julius Caesar forcing Batavia to accept Roman rule. However, it soon proceeds with annual leaps up to the 14th century with events examined more thoroughly. From there on, battles and campaigns are described in great detail, very often with a reports on daily developments. It ends on November 1840 with the coronation of Willem II. Includes extended index and a chapter, a sketch of history in a nutshell. Extremely rare.
Octavo. Pp. viii, 228. Hardcover, bound in contemporary quarter cloth and marbled boards, shelf ticket to spine, old institutional stamp to title-page, last leaf browned. In a very good condition. ~ First edition.
Octavo. Pp. 39. Hardcover, bound in contemporary quarter cloth and marbled boards, shelf ticket to spine, old institutional stamps to title-page, some browning to paste-downs. In a very good condition. ~ First edition. Prins' "De opleiding der compagnie" was published in 1888, also by Sijthoff of Leiden, and generated direct criticism, notably from Baron van Voorst tot Voorst and Sprokkelaar. Both Prins and his Publisher found it necessary to react directly: "Werd ons geschrift door sommigen met ingenomenheid begroet, het lokte van anderen een critiek uit, die ons in 't belang der zaak voorkomt, niet geheel onbeantwoord te moeten blijven." A few months later appeared the present Reply. It is interesting to note that the original publication comprised of 96 pages, while the Reply required no less than 39 pages to defend it. The Reply is divided in two practically equal halves with the first 19 pages directed at Van Voorst tot Voorst and the following 19 pages at Sprokkelaar. ~ Very rare. Only one copy is located in the Netherlands, that in the National War Museum. Another single copy is located worldwide, that in the British Library.
1850Royal octavo. Pp. (iv), 101, (1) Errata. Plus 5 engraved illustrations on two folding sheets bound at end. Set in double columns. Hardcover, bound in contemporary half calf and marbled boards, spine lettered and decorated in gilt, old shelf ticket, old institutional stamps to title-page; some rubbing to extremities, corner-tips bit chafed, small wormholes to spine ends, few marginal marking in light crayon. In a very good condition. ~ First Dutch edition thus, reprinted from the "Militairen Spectator". Freely translated from "Der Straßenkampf mit Barrikaden (.)", attributed to G. F. L. Leithold, which was published in 1849 (Berlin, Mittler). That the barricades will play the lead role in the defense against external enemies is the assumption on which the book elaborates. In doing so it chronicles numerous street battles and barricade wars throughout history, crowning Paris as "The Mother of Barricades War". The book analyses the campaigns in much detail, adds footnotes and completes with a bibliography. Five finely engraved street maps help to understand some specific battles. Rare.
1879Octavo. Pp. 75, (1). Hardcover, bound in contemporary quarter cloth and marbled boards, shelf tickets to spine, pages age toned. In good condition. ~ First edition.
Royal octavo. Pp. vii, 414. Plus 15 lithograph sketch maps printed in additional colours on large folding sheets placed in custom made rear case with wooden frame. Hardcover, bound in original quarter cloth and printed boards, bit soiled, shelf ticket to spine, old institutional stamps to first free endpaper, few nicks to maps' fold, map case restored. In a very good condition, fine interior. ~ Third, revised edition. Very rare. First appeared in 1880, the book went through four editions. The 2nd edition appeared in 1890 and the 4th, and last, posthumously in 1910 (with the collaboration of L. Vogel and J. Lambooy, later Minister of War and Marine). Marie Hermanus Jan Plantenga (1842-1901).
1901Four parts in one volume. Quarto Pp. 8; 54; 64; 82. Plus very large folding sheet with several graphic illustrations, diagrams, tables, printed in additional colours. Hardcover, bound in the original cloth and printed boards, shelf tickets to spine, large title in manuscript on cover, some annotations, bit soiled in places, old institutional stamp to verso of title-page. In good condition with crisp folding visual material. ~ First edition. Comprising of Chapter I, Appendices A-F; Chapter II, Appendices I-VII.
Royal octavo. Pp. xxxii, 645. Plus 11 very large maps printed in additional colours placed in rear case. With maps, charts, tables, some of which are folding, to the text. Original Note to the Reader loosely inserted. Hardcover, bound in the original cloth and decorated boards, small old ownership stamp to first free endpaper. In a very good condition, fine interior, excellent folding maps. ~ First edition. Previously belongd to mr. G. E. Mathon, Department Head at the Ministry of War.
1917Royal octavo. Pp. xv, 219. Hardcover, bound in the original printed boards, corners rubbed, short splits to joints, some annotations. In a very good internal condition. ~ Second, enlarged edition.
1872Octavo. Pp. 152. Hardcover, bound in contemporary cloth and marbled boards, inner hinges cracked, shelf ticket to spine, old institutional stamps. In good condition, fine interior. ~ First edition. Written and submitted in reply to a competition held by the Vereeniging tot Verspreiding van Kennis aangaande 's Lands Verdediging. Any contributor had to address six painful questions, eternal issues of worry and of concern for a small land surrounded by mighty neighbours. Even the position and capacity of the elderly and the women were to be considered: could they contribute to the Land's defense in any way beside active fighting? Hoogenboom, First Lieutenant Artillery, was much concerned with the subject. His extended "Beschouwingen over Nederlands gewapende neutraliteit bij een oorlog tusschen andere Mogendheden" was published a few years later. Very rare.
1937Octavo. Pp. x, 30. Original printed stiff wrappers, small old institutional stamp to title-page. In a very good condition, fine interior. ~ First edition.
1863Octavo. Pp. 350. Extended index. Hardcover, bound in contemporary cloth and marbled boards, cloth French corners, lacking backstrip, rubbed; shelf ticket to spine, old military institutional stamp to title-page, creased leaf. In a very good internal condition, clean and rather free of foxing. ~ First edition. Initialized by the author on verso of title-page.