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Gebonden Lederenband destijds, 13x8cm. 68pp+68pp+66pp+82pp+72pp+48pp +42pp. . toegevoegd; Chronycke, ofte: Corte beschryvinge der vervoeringhe van het H. Huys van Loretten Uitgave Antwerpen : by de weduwe van Joannes Paulus Robyns [1725-] 22pp. /// + toegevoegd; Chronycke, ofte: Corte beschryvinge vande thien-jaerighe belegeringhe der oude ende vermaerde stadt Troyen door de Griecken. Uitgave [by de weduwe van Joannes Paulus Robyns] 22pp. [1725-] ///
ref. 58589Antwerpen , by Joannes Paulus Robyns, 1731 Gebonden Lederenband destijds, 13x8cm. 68pp+68pp+66pp+82pp+72pp+48pp +42pp. .
1924ref. 010754Anvers De Sikkel Editeur 1924 In-8 Broché
1892ref. 67459London: Longmans Green and Co 1892. First edition 8vo pp. xviii 268; frontispiece portrait of the author 29 plates 3 illustrations in the text and a folding map printed in color at the back; original pictorial blue cloth stamped in gilt on upper cover and spine; lightly rubbed the spine a little darkened else a very good sound and clean copy. Bookplate of Wilson S. Howell. Pratt 1852-1924 was a member of the Royal Geographical Society "and in 1891 he received the Gill Memorial Award for the encouragement of geographical research in early career researchers who have shown great potential. In the same year he visited Tibet and China. In China his activities were treated with suspicion and notices were posted warning locals of assisting him. He made some progress by employing Chinese Christians. These employees were harassed by the locals and his German assistant had to retreat from his work. Whilst he was in Tatsienlu in China he met and was assisted by the French missionaries and naturalists Bishop Felix Biet and Father Jean André Soulié . In 1892 he published an account of his journey The snows of Tibet through China. This book is thought to show that Pratt did not actually get to Tibet but he only got close enough to meet the missionaries who had been ejected from the country. Incidentally Pratt's book is thought to be a source for the work of Vladimir Nabokov" Wikipedia. Yakushi P290a. See also "Chinese Rhubarb and Caterpillars" by Dieter E. Zimmer a paper read at the International Vladimir Nabokov Symposium St. Petersburg July 18 2002. Longmans, Green, and Co unknown
1892ref. 67459London: Longmans Green and Co 1892. First edition 8vo pp. xviii 268; frontispiece portrait of the author 29 plates 3 illustrations in the text and a folding map printed in color at the back; original pictorial blue cloth stamped in gilt on upper cover and spine; lightly rubbed the spine a little darkened else a very good sound and clean copy. Bookplate of Wilson S. Howell. Pratt 1852-1924 was a member of the Royal Geographical Society "and in 1891 he received the Gill Memorial Award for the encouragement of geographical research in early career researchers who have shown great potential. In the same year he visited Tibet and China. In China his activities were treated with suspicion and notices were posted warning locals of assisting him. He made some progress by employing Chinese Christians. These employees were harassed by the locals and his German assistant had to retreat from his work. Whilst he was in Tatsienlu in China he met and was assisted by the French missionaries and naturalists Bishop Felix Biet and Father Jean André Soulié . In 1892 he published an account of his journey The snows of Tibet through China. This book is thought to show that Pratt did not actually get to Tibet but he only got close enough to meet the missionaries who had been ejected from the country. Incidentally Pratt's book is thought to be a source for the work of Vladimir Nabokov" Wikipedia. Yakushi P290a. See also "Chinese Rhubarb and Caterpillars" by Dieter E. Zimmer a paper read at the International Vladimir Nabokov Symposium St. Petersburg July 18 2002. Longmans, Green, and Co unknown books
1845ref. 025582Antwerpen 1845 Rederykkamer De Olijftak Half-Leather First Edition
1998ref. x-0824701534Marcel Dekker Inc 1998. Paperback. New. 1st edition. 352 pages. 10.25x7.25x0.75 inches. Marcel Dekker Inc paperback
ref. SPN-1053Paris, Etienne-Louis Crépy, 1743-1744. 6 cartes géographiques des Flandres (1743 et 1744) : - carte particulière des environs de Malines, Anvers, Lier, Herentals, Aerschot, etc. (1743) / 75 x 55 cm - carte particulière des environs de Dunkerque, Bergue, Gravelines, St Omer, Aire, Lille, Menin, Ypres, Dixmude, etc. (1743) / 74,5 x 55 cm - carte particulière des environs de Bruxelles, Louvain, Diest, Tirlemont, Leau, Vilvorden, Nivele, Halle, etc. (1743) / 74 x 55,5 cm - carte particulière des environs de Courtray, Oudelarde, Mons, Tournay, Ath, Ninove, Alost, Orchies, etc. (1743) / 74,5 x 55 cm - carte des environs de Betune, Douay, Arras, Bappaumes, Dourlens, Hedin, Lecluse, St Pol et autres. (1743) / 74 x 55 cm - carte des environs de Liège, Mastrick, Limbourg, Aix la Chapelle, Huy, Fauquemont, Dalem, etc. (1744) / 74,5 x 55 cm Échelle de deux lieues et demi Commune de France [= 12 cm] et de deux lieues de Brabant [= 9,5 cm]. Cartes dressées sur les Mémoires du libraire-imprimeur bruxellois Eugène-Henry Fricx (1644-1730, actif de 1670 à sa mort, imprimant les affiches de la ville, des livres d'histoire, des plans de villes, des cartes militaires et géographiques). [BEG, quelques taches bleues sporadiques, légères rousseurs et petits accrocs en bords]
1984ref. 026235Brussel 1984 koninklijke academie voor Wetenschappen , letteren en schone kunsten van België Hardcover
1763ref. 313596Gorinchem: N. Goetzee etc. 1763. 8vo. Three quarters orange morocco and marbled boards t.e.g. by Backwells. Fine. 8vo. see at large L. Brummel Twee ballingen 's lands tijdens onze opstand tegen Spanje 1972 N. Goetzee etc. unknown
1763ref. 313596Gorinchem: N. Goetzee etc. 1763. 8vo. Three quarters orange morocco and marbled boards t.e.g. by Backwells. Fine. 8vo. see at large L. Brummel Twee ballingen 's lands tijdens onze opstand tegen Spanje 1972 N. Goetzee etc. unknown books
18455 volumes (complete, all published): xvi,473 + 499 + xvi,532 + 502 + 446pp., illustrated with 3 folding plates (large folding panoramic view on Antwerp, "Turris Croneburgica" & "Vetus curia") in volume I and 2 folding plates (of which one large map of Antwerp) in volume 2 and 1 folding plate in volume 3, uniform cart. hardcover bindings with some use, text in latin, some occasional foxing, few annotations in pencil (can be erased easily), good set, rare, [Papebroch, Papebrochius = Daniel Van Papenbroeck, Anvers 1628-1714, cfr. De Backer-Sommervogel VI p.182 no.12], B90677
1845ref. B90677Antverpiae [Antwerpen], J.E. Buschmann 1845-1848 5 volumes (complete, all published): xvi,473 + 499 + xvi,532 + 502 + 446pp., illustrated with 3 folding plates (large folding panoramic view on Antwerp, "Turris Croneburgica" & "Vetus curia") in volume I and 2 folding plates (of which one large map of Antwerp) in volume 2 and 1 folding plate in volume 3, uniform cart. hardcover bindings with some use, text in latin, some occasional foxing, few annotations in pencil (can be erased easily), good set, rare, [Papebroch, Papebrochius = Daniel Van Papenbroeck, Anvers 1628-1714, cfr. De Backer-Sommervogel VI p.182 no.12], B90677
1993ref. ATWanANT50Antwerp: 1993. 1993. 4to. wrs. regular edition of the exhibition catalogue. 33 facsimile reprints of past Picabia publications. loosely laid in folio cloth clam-shell box with cloth slipcase. Deluxe Edition of 1200. Hardcover. Antwerp: 1993. Hardcover
1755ref. 14540Anvers, Jean-Baptiste Verdussen, 1755 ; 4 tomes reliés en 2 forts volumes in-12 ; plein veau havane moucheté, dos à nerfs décorés, pièces de titre grenat et de tomaison vert foncé ; (4) titre en rouge et noir, XX, 508 pp. ; (4), 552 pp. ; (4), 504 ; (4), 467 pp., frontispice montrant "St Paul prêchant à Ephèse, (qui) fait brûler les mauvais livres".
ref. 52671Antwerpen, J.-E. Buschmann, 1868, Gebonden in een fraaie band destijds, met opdruk en wapenschild. plat met marmerblad. In-4 . 121 pagina's. Met 60 originele etsen door J. Linnig. *prima staat. -- Avec 60 gravures originales de J. Linnig. *Tr s bon tat - Fijn uitgewerkte platen, pittoreske hoekjes en monumenten van Antwerpen weergevend o.m. het Steen, de Palingbrug, de Vischmarkt, het Vleeshuis, het Stoelstraatje, Het Oostershuis, de oude Hessebrug etc. Lijst der intekenaars en inhoudstafel voorin mee ingebonden.
Gebonden half lederen banden met goud opdruk, Volledige reeks in 8 delen: 634 + 673 + 679 + 672 + 664 + 660 + 639 + 322,159 pp., fraai geillustreerd met gravures door LINNIG binnen en buiten tekst (waarvan een groot aantal uitvouwbare) De rijke geschiedenis van Antwerpen tot 1890. beschreven in acht delen met vele originele illustraties en uitslaanbare platen. o.a. van LINNIG, met register enige editie van 1890, in goede staat.
ref. 49513, Antwerpen, Drukkery G. Van Merlen en zoon 1843-1853, Gebonden half lederen banden met goud opdruk, Volledige reeks in 8 delen: 634 + 673 + 679 + 672 + 664 + 660 + 639 + 322,159 pp., fraai geillustreerd met gravures door LINNIG binnen en buiten tekst (waarvan een groot aantal uitvouwbare),
ref. 25979Paris, G. Cres, 1922 20x27.6 cm., 813 pp., relie demi-maroquin havane a coins, signee par Laurent Peeters - Anvers. Filet dore cernant les plats de pap., dos orne, dos a 5 nerfs et finnement fleuronnes dores (decor floral), tete doree, couverture imprimee d'editeur. edition transcrite et annotee par Henri Clouzot, conservateur du Musee Galliera et illustree de 525 vignettes en n/b par Joseph Hemard, Tirage limite. Tirage de 400 exemplaires sur velin a la forme des papeteries de rives.
ref. 53138Deurle - Gent, Collibrant, 1969 Oorspronkelijke map met losbladige bladen op Japans Torinko Kozu papier. * E n van de 8 luxe exemplaren. ** Gesigneerd en genummerd met originele koperplaat, handschrift en tekening.
1834ref. 000016Paris Louis Janet 1834
ref. 1827Lugduni Batavorum apud Petrum Heghium, M. DC. LXXII (1672). [En fait imprimé à Bruxelles par Philippe Vleugart]Un volume relié (10 x 16,8 cm) de un frontispice, une page de titre, une planche dessinée de blasons contrecollée, 6 pages, une planche gravée de blasons et 55 pages. Reliure demi veau marbré XIXème, dos à nerfs, caissons ornés, pièce de titre rouge. Reliure légèrement usée sinon ouvrage en bon état. Nombreuses gravures de blasons dans le texte.
ref. 1827Lugduni Batavorum apud Petrum Heghium, M. DC. LXXII (1672). [En fait imprimé à Bruxelles par Philippe Vleugart]Un volume relié (10 x 16,8 cm) de un frontispice, une page de titre, une planche dessinée de blasons contrecollée, 6 pages, une planche gravée de blasons et 55 pages. Reliure demi veau marbré XIXème, dos à nerfs, caissons ornés, pièce de titre rouge. Reliure légèrement usée sinon ouvrage en bon état. Nombreuses gravures de blasons dans le texte.
1622In 4°, (16cc), 202 pp, (6cc), prima edizione, legatura in pergamena, frontespizio calcografico disegnato da Pieter Paul Rubens e inciso da Theodor Galle, marca editoriale (compasso tenuto da una mano: Labore et Constantia) in fine. Il Mascardi fu assiduo della corte degli Este a Modena, andò a Roma per laurearsi in legge e, grazie alle raccomandazioni del conte Camillo Molza, che Mascardi ringraziò dedicandogli il Discorso sopra un componimento poetico intorno alla cometa,[3] nel 1618 fu assunto in qualità di segretario dal cardinale Alessandro d'Este (1568-1624). A Roma cominciò a comporre un poemetto fantastico, il Tiburno, per celebrare la fondazione della città di Tivoli, la casata e la sfarzosa villa che gli Este possedevano nella cittadina laziale. Il lavoro venne interrotto per la morte di papa Paolo V, nel 1621.Per celebrare l'apertura del conclave, il Mascardi compose l'Oratio habita ad illustrissimos ac reverendissimos S. R. E. cardinales de subrogando pontifice. Ad esso seguì, dopo l'elezione del cardinale Alessandro Ludovisi - papa con il nome di Gregorio XV - l'anonima Scrittura intorno alla elezione a sommo pontefice del cardinal Ludovisio, forse scritta da Alessandro d'Este o composta dal Mascardi su sua diretta commissione e ispirazione, nella quale erano esposte critiche nei confronti di diversi cardinali, suscitando così la reazione della famiglia Ludovisi, in particolare del cardinale Ludovico, contro il cardinale d'Este. A fare le spese del conflitto tra le due potenti famiglie fu così il Mascardi, che nel giugno del 1621 si ritrovò licenziato e allontanato da Roma. Si rifugiò allora a Genova dove fu favorito dalla conoscenza di personaggi importanti delle famiglie gentilizie quali Marcantonio Doria e Giacomo Lomellini, e da poeti di successo come Ansaldo Cebà e Gabriello Chiabrera. Poté così recitare pubblicamente, il 26 settembre 1621, l'orazione Per la coronazione del serenissimo Giorgio Centurione,[8] e in dicembre divenne membro dell'«Accademia degli Addormentati». Qui pronunciò altri discorsi, tra i quali uno per la monacazione di Margherita Doria, figlia di Marcantonio e di Isabella della Tolfa, e l'orazione Intorno al furor poetico, dedicata al patrizio Tommaso Grimani, tutti raccolti nelle Orazioni, pubblicate nel 1622 dall'editore genovese Giuseppe Pavoni. Una sua commedia, Le metamorfosi d'amore, composta per il carnevale del 1623, è invece rimasta manoscritta. Nella speranza di poter rientrare a Roma e di essere ripreso al servizio degli Este, il Mascardi aveva dedicato al cardinale Alessandro i Silvarum libri IV, pubblicati nel 1622 ad Anversa da Balthasar Moretus, ma senza ottenere risposta. In 4 °, (16cc), 202 pp, (6cc), first edition, vellum binding, title designed by Pieter Paul Rubens and engraved by Theodor Galle, publishing mark (compass held by one hand: Labore et Constantia) in fine. Mascardi was a regular at the Este court in Modena, went to Rome to graduate in law and, thanks to the recommendations of Count Camillo Molza, whom Mascardi thanked for dedicating his Discourse on a poetic composition around the comet, in 1618 he was hired in as secretary to Cardinal Alessandro d'Este (1568-1624). In Rome he began to compose a fantastic poem, the Tiburno, to celebrate the foundation of the city of Tivoli, the house and the sumptuous villa that the Este owned in the Lazio town. The work was interrupted by the death of Pope Paul V in 1621. To celebrate the opening of the conclave, Mascardi composed the Oratio habita ad illustrissimos ac reverendissimos S. R. E. cardinales de subrogando pontifice. Following it, after the election of Cardinal Alessandro Ludovisi - pope with the name of Gregory XV - followed the anonymous Scripture around the election as supreme pontiff of Cardinal Ludovisio, perhaps written by Alessandro d'Este or composed by Mascardi on his direct commission and inspiration, in which criticisms of several cardinals were exposed, thus provoking the reaction of the Ludovisi family, in particular of Cardinal Ludovico, against Cardinal d'Este. To pay for the conflict between the two powerful families was so Mascardi, who in June 1621 found himself fired and removed from Rome. He then took refuge in Genoa where he was favored by the knowledge of important personalities of the noble families such as Marcantonio Doria and Giacomo Lomellini, and by successful poets such as Ansaldo Cebà and Gabriello Chiabrera. He was thus able to publicly recite the prayer On September 26, 1621, for the coronation of the most serene Giorgio Centurione, and in December he became a member of the "Accademia degli Addormentati". Here he gave other speeches, including one for the monk of Margherita Doria, daughter of Marcantonio and Isabella della Tolfa, and the prayer Around the poetic fury, dedicated to the patrician Tommaso Grimani, all collected in the Orations, published in 1622 by the Genoese publisher Giuseppe Pavoni. One of his comedies, The Metamorphoses of Love, composed for the carnival of 1623, has instead remained handwritten. In the hope of being able to return to Rome and be resumed in the service of the Este, Mascardi had dedicated IV books to Cardinal Alessandro the Silvarum, published in Antwerp by Balthasar Moretus in 1622, but without getting an answer.
18455 volumes (complete, all published): xvi,473 + 499 + xvi,532 + 502 + 446pp., illustrated with 3 folding plates (large folding panoramic view on Antwerp, "Turris Croneburgica" & "Vetus curia") in volume I & 2 folding plates (of which one large map of Antwerp) in volume 2 & 1 folding plate in volume 3, nice uniform 19th cy. hardcover bindings (marbled boards, spines in black leather with title and decorations in gilt, text in latin, text is clean and bright with only few occasional foxing, very good set, rare, [Papebroch, Papebrochius = Daniel Van Papenbroeck, Anvers 1628-1714, cfr. De Backer-Sommervogel VI p.182 no.12], B87732
