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's Gravenhage, 1900. Folio, half cloth, one hinge broken. Good copy. (40)+235 pag. text and 80 full page colour plates. B0360.

Nijmegen, H. ten Hoet, 1887, 292,[1] pp. with original photograph/photoengraving of Van der Brugghen, original tooled linen binding, gilt lettering on front and spoine, spine faded.Van der Brugghen was a lawyer, judge and politician originating from Nijmegen. l Justinus Jacob Leonard van der Brugghen (1804-1863) was een advocaat en rechter uit Nijmegen. Van der Brugghen was antirevolutionair, aanhanger van het Réveil en actief op het terrein van politiek en onderwijs.

Hilversum, Verloren, 1993, x,198pp. original softcover binding. Scarce.

[1855, nu publisher], 141 pages, including a list of names of the pupils that studied at Noortheij, original tooled linnen binding, gilt lettering on front and spine, lithograph frontispiece with vignette: medal of Petrus de Raadt, Instituut Noorthey was a boarding school for boys founded by Petrus de Raadt (1796-1862) on 24 juni 1820. The school was located from 1820 to 1882 in Veur (currently Leidschendam) and from 1888 to 1907 in Voorschoten. The original building was bought from the Nootheij family, hence the name.

[1846, no publisher], 59 pages, including a list of names of the pupils that studied at Noortheij, original softcover paper binding, with articles provided by C. Hartsen, J.H. Loopuyt, J.L. Wolterbeek, G.F.C. Eerens, and J.G.W.H. van Sytzema, all concerning Luther, Instituut Noorthey was a boarding school for boys founded by Petrus de Raadt (1796-1862) on 24 juni 1820. The school was located from 1820 to 1882 in Veur (currently Leidschendam) and from 1888 to 1907 in Voorschoten. The original building was bought from the Noortheij family, hence the name.

Brussels, 1898-1903. 4 volumes. Large 4o. modern half leather binding, very good. Some Illustrated with photographic reproductions and black and white lithographs. Alphabetically ordered list of names of families who used seals, with descriptions and images of the seals. Mainly concerning the 16th century. This standard work on Dutch medieval heraldic and topographic seals is still relevant. Armorial bookplate of Daniel de Bruin.

Brussels, 1898-1903. 4 volumes. Large 4o. modern half linnen marbled binding, gilt on spines, very good. Some Illustrated with photographic reproductions and black and white lithographs. Alphabetically ordered list of names of families who used seals, with descriptions and images of the seals. Mainly concerning the 16th century. This standard work on Dutch medieval heraldic and topographic seals is still relevant.

Brussels, 1898-1903. 4 volumes. Lage 4o. Half linnen, slightly worn but good. Some annotations. Illustrated with photographic reproductions and black and white lithographs. Alphabetically ordered list of names of families who used seals, with descriptions and images of the seals. Mainly concerning the 16th century. This standard work on Dutch medieval heraldic and topographic seals is still relevant. H106

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Diss. Leiden rechtsgeleerdheid 28-6-1877 ; 11 p.

Amsterdam, 26sten Augustus 1748, 7 printed pages, no binding, 31x21cm. Pamphlet written in the unruly year 1748 signed by Daniel Raap, Jacob Carel de Huyser, Elie Chatin and Johannes Romans, when Dutch citizens turned against the elite and demanded fairer taxation and more help from stadhouder Willem IV. Not in KB only in Leiden University Library and Rotterdam. Printersemblem of Altytwel (woodcut) on last page, scarce. Daniël Raap (Amsterdam, 1703 - Amsterdam, 10 January 1754) was a porcelain merchant who played a leading role during the Orangist revolution in the Netherlands of 1747-1751. During the opening months of the revolution that would put an end to the Second Stadtholderless Period, Raap, together with other agitators like the journalist Rousset de Missy published pamphlets demanding the restoration of the stadtholderate in the provinces of the Dutch Republic that had abolished the office, and the appointment of the Frisian stadtholder William IV, Prince of Orange, in all provinces to this… Read More

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Gebonden in geheel leren bandje uit de tijd (rug beschadigd), 79 pag. Met gegraveerde titelpagina en 3 paginagrote gravures, alle door L. Scherm. C2914l Zeldzame editie, niet in STCN en NCC.

Rostock, Typis Joachimi Pedani, 1614, 4to., 24 pp., some browning and without binding but otherwise in good condition, with decorative initial.

Origineel karton, (8)+119 pag. Rugje beschadigd. Geillustreerd met 17 paginagrote, anonieme, gravures met scenes uit het leven van Cartouche (met Frans/Nederlandse onderschriften). C1996l Gedicht in het Frans over het leven van Cartouche, verdeeld in 13 zangen. Aan het slot twee woordenlijsten: Argot-Frans en Frans-Argot. Racot de Grandval (1676-1753) was toneelschrijver, componist en clavecinist in Parijs. Het gedicht over Cartouche datee

Gebonden in 2 halfleren banden; 297+304 p. Eigendomsmerk in deel II: Dr. G.D.J. Schotel, v.d.m. Tilburgensis. Lit: Jacobsen Jensen 214 (de Engelse uitgave van 1795); Onze Eeuw (1915), deel IV, p. 388.l Franse vertaling van: ‘A journey made in the summer of 1794, through Holland and the western frontier of Germany, with a return down the Rhine, to which are added observations during a tour to the lakes of Lancashire, Westmoreland en Cumberland, in the ye

Plate XX of a series describing the scenic machines employed at the Opera of Paris. Titled on the bottom:'Élévation en Coupe de la Charpente du Comble avec les Corridord et Treuils pour le service d'une Montagne descendant du Ceintre ou sortant du dessou, et idées ou esquisse de / Decorations d'un Paysage et de la chute de Phaéton, et Détails des éclats et du chariot du Tonnerre'; 'Elevation-section of the framework of the roof with the catwalks and the winding-wheels serving a mountain which descends from the central area or rises from below, and ideas and sketches for landscape scenery and for the fall of Phaë ton, and details of lightning flashes and of the chariot of thunder.' from 'L'Encyclopedie'. Signed on the bottom: 'Radel Del'and 'Benard Fecit'; above:'2e Section. [....] Pl. XX'l Etching on paper, with margins; platemark: 356 x 443 mm, total: 420 x 498 mm; traces of folding in the middle, water stain on the top right corner

Copperplate etching of 'Yearsvelt', in the Dutch province of Utrecht, as it appeared in 1610. Drawn and etched by A. Rademaker. Overall size: 93 x 123 mm; plate size: 78 x 115 mm. Good state. Some age related discolouration. Handlaid paper. Neatly pasted to a cardboard passepartout.l This print was part of the book 'Kabinet van Nederlandsche en Kleefsche Oudheden (...), Amsterdam, issued by different publishers from 1725-1803'.

Two copperplate etchings of Huis Boekhorst, in Noordwijkerhout in the Dutch province of Zuid-Holland, as it appeared in 1739. Drawn and etched by A. Rademaker. Overall size: 220 x 140 mm; plate size: 79 x 112/83 x 114 mm. Good state. Some age related discolouration. Handlaid paper. Framed in a mahogany frame. l This print was part of the book 'Kabinet van Nederlandsche en Kleefsche Oudheden (...), Amsterdam, issued by different publishers from 1725-1803'.