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Our recent catalogue devoted to Arthur Rimbaud (1st editions and other books dated 1873-2000) also contains some works in English.

1. DOUGLAS, Norman One Day. Chapelle-Réanville (Eure), The Hours Press, 1929. 26 x 17 cm. Boards. (4), 60 p. With two photographic portraits of the wlyric priter. Printed in 500 numbered copies. 1st edition. Binding somewhat faded, but this fragile book is in good condition.
€ 95
* Entertaining book with the usual ingredients for Douglas: autobiographical travel description with historical excursions, all in a vibrant Mediterranean atmosphere with an emphasis on various Greek peculiarities. This is one of 300 copies on laid paper.

2. (NOORDZIJ, Gerrit) Cyrillic Type Travel Book. Moskou, Schrift Publishers, 2019. Hardbound. 200 p. Bilingual: Russian and English. Printed entirely in dark blue on light gray paper. 1st edition. Almost like new.
€ 65
* Curious ultra-modern typography book that presents well-known and unknown typefaces in Romanesque plus Cyrillic form, followed by some essays on writing. One of them was written by Irina Smirnova and Max Ilinov and mentions Gerrit Noordzij. The book contains an English-language, calligraphed dedication letter from Irina Smirnova to Noordzij from 2019 (13 lines), in which she writes that her days in Noordzij’s house in Hattem were a great inspiration.

3. JACKSON, Holbrook Handwritten, signed letter to ‘My dear Dan’, dated ’24:x:46′. Stationery with pre-printed London address. 41 lines. Folded and creased, edge tears, some staple rust.
€ 140
* * Holbrook Jackson (1874-1948) was a journalist and a great bibliophile, who wrote many books about books. This letter probably concerns his ‘The Reading of Books’, published in 1946, which contains a few errors that ‘Dan’ or Daniel let him know and this funny letter thanks him for that. ‘I have felt like a managery-lion in a den of forest-based Daniels (it ought to be geoffries!) each with the aspect of a reviewer of book licking his chops at the chance of a short-list to discomfort an already deflated author.’ Fortunately, a second edition with improvements was published in 1947.
Jackson praises Daniel for ‘your broadcast on American Books’, which is better than the others heard on ‘the Third Programme’ up to that point. This BBC culture channel had only been on air since September 29, 1946 – so sleuths can try to find Daniel’s surname. Jackson’s handwriting is beautiful but does not reveal itself easily – sleuths who like puzzling and deciphering can enjoy this letter.

4. MONTAGUE, C.E. Handwritten, signed letter to ‘Mr. Pinker’, dated ‘Nov. 27/24’. Sheet with pre-printed address 10 Oak Drive in Fallowfield, Manchester. Folded horizontally and with traces of a rusty staple.
€ 25
* C.E. Montague (1867-1928) had been editor of the progressive daily newspaper the (Manchester) Guardian until 1925. He then became a full-time writer. About his stories ‘In Hanging Garden Gully’ and ‘Fiery Particles’, which might appear in the yearbook ‘Georgian Stories’.

5. MONTAGUE, C.E. Handwritten, signed postcard to R.A. Green-Armytage Esq at Bath, dated ‘April 1/26’. Card with printed 1p postage stamp, canceled in Burford on 2 April 1926. Fine.
€ 25
* C.E. Montague (1867-1928) had been editor of the progressive daily newspaper the (Manchester) Guardian until 1925. He then became a full-time writer. About the spelling of his last name: ‘I cling almost bloodthirstily to my final E./ C.E. MontaguE’.

6. MONTAGUE, C.E. Handwritten, signed letter to Lady Cynthia Asquith, dated ‘March 1/27’. Half a sheet of writing paper from the Grand-Hotel et Hotel des Bains in Bandol-sur-Mer. 22 lines. Folded and creased, some yellowing.
€50
*C.E. Montague (1867-1928) was editor of the progressive newspaper the (Manchester) Guardian. Although an opponent of the First World War, he reported for active duty, and in order to be accepted despite his already 47 years of age, he dyed his hair black. ‘Montague is the only man I know whose white hair in a single night turned dark through courage’, wrote a contemporary. Later he wrote mainly about and against war: ‘War hath no fury like a non-combatant’ is a well-known statement. In his last years he wrote science fiction and short stories, and this letter is probably about submitting a story for the well-known book series The Ghost Book, which was edited by Lady Cynthia Asquith, daughter-in-law of the British Prime Minister (1908-1916). Montague writes in detail that he will not succeed – he will soon publish a collection of stories himself. This was the book Action, his swan song.

7. (MACBETH). Ruaraidh ERSKINE OF MARR Mac Beth, being a Sketch of the Historical Figure as opposed to that of some tradition and the drama. Inverness, Robert Carruthers and Sons, 1930. Boards with dust jacket. (4), 92 p. With a plate. 1st edition. Cover discoloured. Bookplate by C.C. van Buuren-Veenenbos. Paper foxed.
€ 30
* Study about the historical king of Scotland Mac Beth, who lived in the eleventh century. Shakespeare is also discussed. Erskine (1869-1960) was an ardent Scottish nationalist who advocated the use of the Gaelic language.

8. MOORE, Nicholas Identity. (Poems). London, Cadenza Press, 1969. Vellum-like creamy white boards. (10), 28 p. Printed in green and black in 140 copies. 1st edition. Fine copy.
€ 22
* Attractive typography with comments in green.

9. (JOHNSTON, Edward). Noel ROOKE Illustrations to a paper on Edward Johnston by Noel Rooke. Read before the Double Crown Club at their 81st dinner, 17th May, 1945. [Cambridge], (Printed for Ellic Howe at the Baynard Press), 1945. 29 x 23 cm. Notebook stitch. (8) p. Printed in red and black. Illustrated. Cover somewhat battered at the edges.
€25
* Beautiful calligraphy illustrations. Johnston had died in 1944. Noel Rooke (1881-1953), student of Johnston and Eric Gill, was an important promoter of wood engraving, which flourished creatively in England in the twentieth century. The publication comes from the Van Krimpen family; Jan van Krimpen was a member of the Double Crown Club, but it is difficult to say when they acquired it; possibly not in May 1945.

10. SIMONS, Anna Edward Johnston und die englische Schriftkunst. Edward Johnston and English Lettering. Mit einem Beitrag von Dr. Eberhard Hölscher. Berlin-Leipzig, Verlag für Schriftkunde Heintze & Blanckertz, [1938]. A4-format. Original wrappers. 40 p. Printed in red and black. Illustrated. Stain on cover, which is also somewhat yellowed. Bookplate by Huibrecht van Krimpen.
€25
* About the great pioneer in twentieth-century calligraphy.

11. DONLEAVY, J.P. The Ginger Man. (Paris Edition). Paris, Olympia Press, 1958. Green cloth with title tickets and dust jacket. On the inside flaps the blurbs have (as almost always) been replaced by reviews from the British press, and advertisements for other Olympia Press publications, by Beckett and Ableman. (2), 382 p. Title printed in green and black. Revised edition. Very neat, dust jacket has only a single small tear.
€ 175
* The Ginger Man, Donleavy’s devastating debut, first appeared mutilated in 1955 in the Olympia Press’s pornographic Traveller’s Companion series. Also in 1958, an edition adapted to the prudish censorship was published in London. This book, printed in 500 copies, is only ‘very slightly expurgated’ according to Patrick J. Kearney’s Olympia Press bibliography.

12. GREENAWAY, Peter Gold. (Signed). Paris, Editions Dis Voir, [2003]. Original wrappers. 240 p. In English. Fine.
€ 45
* Signed by the author on the first page. The stories of 92 gold bars found in a car with a dead driver, in fact 92 sad stories from World War II.

13. NABOKOV, Vladimir Carrousel. Three texts by Vladimir Nabokov. Aartswoud, Spectatorpers, 1987. Oblong. 9.8 x 13.7 cm. Original boards (Erik Schots). 32 p. Hand-set from the Romanée and printed by Bram de Does in an edition of 100 numbered copies. 1st edition.
€ 250
* One of the 40 numbered Roman copies on Caractère paper. Texts from 1923, reprinted for the first time. Both the original and the revised decorative letters of the Romanée appear in this exquisite bibliophile gem.

14. (SANDBERG, Willem). ULTVEDT, Per Olov Handwritten letter to Willem Sandberg, dated 19.2.65. Ink on a half sheet of thin writing paper (20.5 x 14.5 cm). Handwritten address in Lidingö (in the Stockholm archipelago) at the top. 7 lines, signed ‘Sincerely yours/ very truly/ P.O. Ultvedt’.
€ 75
* Presumably a note that accompanied designs or works of art: ‘Here you are and I hope they will be good’. Ultvedt worked with Sandberg on several international exhibitions in the 1960s. He wishes Sandberg luck with the ‘new museum’, which he has read about in Swedish newspapers, and hopes to see him in Amsterdam.
The Swedish painter and kinetic artist Per Olov Ultvedt (1927-2006) worked with Tinguely since the mid-1950s and became known for his large moving sculptures and reliefs.

17. KOSINSKI, Jerzy The Art of the Self. Essays a propos Steps. New York, Scientia-Factum, 1968. Stapled. 44 p. With illustrations. 1st edition. A bit yellowed.
€ 100
* With handwritten dedication on p. 3 to Oscar Timmers, who translated some of Kosinski’s books into Dutch, dated ‘New York, November 69’. On p. 11 someone wrote in pencil ‘give a man a mask/ and he speaks the truth./ yeats’, but it is not entirely clear who wrote it. Although the booklet is dated 1968 ‘Fall 1968’, it also mentions the title ‘Steps’ with the year 1969. Later editions were stamped with later published titles.

18. KOSINSKI, Jerzy Being There. New York, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, (copyright 1970). Cloth-backed boards with dust jacket. (12), 144 p. 1st edition (with ABCDE on the back of the title page). Cover somewhat discolored at the edges.
€ 300
* Copy with handwritten, signed dedication on the first page: ‘For Geert [Lubberhuizen], who was first to/ transform Chance into/ Chauncey by introducing/ him to the world -/ – with admiration and/ affection, Jerzy/ Yale, April 27, 1971’. Also signed on p. (3). Chance/Chauncey is the name of the main character.

19. KOSINSKI, Jerzy The Devil Tree. New York, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, n.d. (copyright 1973). Cloth-backed boards with dust jacket. (8), 234, (12) p. 1st edition, but with the letters BCDE on p. 4. Cover somewhat discolored at the edges.
€ 275
* Copy with handwritten, signed dedication from the author on the first page: ‘For Geert and Corry, with friendship and much thought, Jerzy/ (drawing with a self-portrait as a comet, a willow and a television)/ New York, December 10, 1272’. Perhaps 1972 is intended. On the title page Kosinski wrote: ‘publication:/ February 14′ and inside is a photocopy of a short, very positive report from Publisher’s Weekly from that day when Kosinski wrote in felt-tip pen: ‘First Trade Review’.

20. KOSINSKI, Jerzy The Painted Bird. New York, Pocket Books (Simon & Schuster), 1966. Mass market paperback. (10), 214 p. Reprint. Fine.
€ 125
* With a handwritten, signed inscription by the author on the title page: ‘For Mr. Geertjan Lubberhuizen/ – with gratitude and admiration/ Jerzy Kosinski/ New York, Fall 1966′.
The first edition of the Dutch translation of Kosinski’s bestseller, De geverfde vogel, was published in the autumn of 1966 by Lubberhuizen’s publishing house De Bezige Bij.

21. KOSINSKI, Jerzy The Painted Bird. New York, The Modern Library, n.d. (copyright 1965). Cloth with dust jacket. (8), 234, (12) p. Reprint. Cover somewhat worn at the edges.
€ 200
* Copy with handwritten, signed dedication by the author on the French title:: ‘For Geert [Lubberhuizen], under whose wings the painted bird can hide- with appreciation/ Jerzy/ Amsterdam, Fall 1971’. The translation into Dutch, De geverfde vogel (by Mischa de Vreede), was a great success for the Bezige Bij with 15 editions in ten years, followed by a new translation by Oscar Timmers with twelve editions in total.

22. ROGERS, Bruce Paragraphs on Printing: Elicited from Bruce Rogers in Talks with James Hendrickson on the Functions of the Book Designer. With Occasional Notes and Illustrations. New York, William E. Rudge’s Sons, 1943. Buckram. x, 188 p. Frontispiece portrait of Rogers. Many typographical illustrations. 1st edition. Very good condition.
€ 65
* Inscribed: ‘Gerrit Noordzij May 10, 1962’. Magnificent typography book.

23. FEININGER, Andreas The Face of New York. The City as it Was and as it Is. Photographs by Andreas Feininger (Life staff photographer). Text by Susan E. Lyman (Museum of the City of New York). New York, Crown Publishers, 1955. 31 x 22 cm. Cloth-backed boards with dust jacket. Approx. 150 p. With recent photos, old engravings and old photos. All reproduction work was done by Feininger. 2nd edition (1st: 1954). Cover and binding not completely intact, nice inside.
€ 25
* Andreas Feininger (1906-1999) studied architecture at the Bauhaus and received photography lessons from Laszlo Moholy-Nagy. He went to New York in exile in 1939, where he became famous as a photographer of New York, and rightly so, as this beautiful photo book shows.

24. (PAPER). VALLS Y SUBIRÁ, Oriol A Lively Look at Papermaking. North Hills, Pennsylvania, Bird & Bull Press, 1980. Decorated boards. (48) p. Printed in green and black in 300 copies on Ingres-Bütten paper. Beautiful paper binding after an 18th century French model by Edward G. Parrot II. 1st edition. Fine.
€45
* Spanish rhymes with cheerful pictures (18th century) about making simple paper like that of cigarettes. Beautifully designed.

26. LINDSAY, Vachel Star of My Heart. (Christmas 1933). [Lebanon, PA], Edwin Uhler Sowers II, 1933. Two folded leaves of gold-stippled paper sewn together (8 p.). Printed in black and gold. Fine condition.
€ 40
* Christmas wish, privately printed, most attractive. Vachel Lindsay had died two years earlier.

27. (CHINA). BREDON, Juliet Chinese New Year Festivals. A Picturesque Monograph of the Rites, Ceremonies and Observances in relation thereto. Six Illustrations in Colour-photogravure from Selected Chinese Paintings. (With original silk binding – restored). Shanghai, Kelly and Walsh Ltd., 1930. 32 x 26 cm. Rebound using the original gilt silk binding with a new cloth spine and new endpapers. Beveled edges. (36) p. Uncut. Printed in scarlet and black with decorations (sights of China) in grey. First edition. Edges worn and with some stains, a bit discolored.
€ 100
* Sumptuous large and attractive deluxe book printed in Shanghai. Usually seen in a decorated paper binding, this copy still shows much of its original crimson silk splendor. Not perfect, but the book restorer has done an excellent job on the binding with its dragon-motif red single color damask. Feel free to ask for pictures.

29. SWEENEY, Matthew Co-Author. (Poems). Banholt, (Bonnefant Press), 2014. Original wrappers. 16 p. Set by hand from the Post-Mediaeval and printed in red and black in 75 numbered copies on Japanese Kanoko paper (Van Gelder).
€ 35
* First line: ‘I want to drink a bottle of Petrus with you.’ And this with an e-t ligature! That Post-Mediaeval is a very curious type, also with a c-h ligature and b esides a very strange b.

30. SWEENEY, Matthew Two Cities. (Poems). Banholt, (Bonnefant Press), 2014. Original wrappers. 16 p. Set by hand from the Walbaum and Van Krimpen’s Open capital and printed in red, blue and black in 75 numbered copies on old Ossekop paper of Van Gelder’s.
€ 35
* Between SF and NY. They stopped making Ossekop paper in 1940.

31. SWEENEY, Matthew The Owl. (Poems). Banholt, Bonnefant Press, 2018. Original owled wrappers. (20) p. Set by hand from the Dante and printed in ochre, blue and black in 76 numbered copies.
€ 95
* Cover with a piercing eye. This is one of 16 Roman numbered copies on handmade Barcham Green.

32. (KRIMPEN, J. van). The TYPOPHILES Kelmscott, Doves and Ashendene. The Private Press Credos with an Introduction by Will Ransom. New York, The Typophiles, 1952. Blindstamped cloth. vi, 198 p. Printed in red and black in 700 exemplaren under two imprints. 1st edition. Backstrip discolored.
€ 120
* Self-introductions from the three most important English private presses in beautiful design, an interesting collection. This is one of 400 copies printed for The Typophiles. On the inside of the binding we see the signature (as always in pencil) of one of the most prominent Typophiles, J[an]. van Krimpen.

33. STEVENSON, Henry V. The Phantom Lover. (Poems). Chicago, AD Weinthrop, 1926. Original boards. (10), 38 p. Cover design by Leslie Powell and author’s portrait (frontispice) by Jack Fisk. 1st edition. Spine worn. Striking cover partly discolored. Bookplate with inscription ‘Dorothy Alice Read from Archer’.
€ 25

34. ROSSETTI, Dante Gabriel Hand and Soul. Londen, De La More Press, 1902. 15 x 9 cm. Rijkverguld zacht donkerrood lamsleer (uitgeversband met gedrukte signatuur B.M.M.). 36 p. Alle sneden verguld. Gedrukt in rood en zwart. Met leeslint. Wat slijtage aan top en voet van de rug. Voorin een stempeltje van de roemruchte, nog steeds bestaande boekhandel van William Dymock, 428 George Street, Sydney. Op de laatste pagina een handgeschreven inscriptie ‘With best wishes/ (handt.)’.
€ 120
* De De La More Press begon in 1902 met het uitgeven van kleine maar fijne cadeauboekjes, bedoeld om de plaats in te nemen van ‘the useless and ephemeral Christmas and Birthday card’ volgens een advertentie. De uitvoering bestond in verschillende varianten; deze ‘full lambskin extra gilt and gilt edges’-variant was de meest luxueuze en kostte twee-en-een-halve shilling. En het is een dotje.

35. (KRIMPEN, J. van). McKAY, George L. Early American Currency: Some Notes on the Development of Paper Money in the New England Colonies with 36 Reproductions of Engraved & Typographic Specimens. With an Introduction by W.A. DWIGGINS. New York, The Typophiles, 1944. Cloth with printed title ticket. xxiv, 88 p. Illustrated. Printed in 960 copies under several imprints. 1st edition. Spine sunned.
€ 140
* This is one of 360 copies for The Typophiles, numbered No. 6. On the inside is the penciled signature of one of the most prominent Typophiles, Dutch type designer Jan van Krimpen.

41. EVANS, Walker American Photographs. With an essay by Lincoln Kirstein. New York, The Museum of Modern Art, 1938. Cloth with dust jacket. 204 p. 87 photos. Printed in 5000 copies. Errata slip bound in at p. 4. 1st edition. DJ worn through at the edges and reinforced with brown paper tape. Price cut out. A bit browned and damaged. Book corners slightly bumped, otherwise very good. Bookplate removed.
€ 350
* Classical American photo book.

42. FRESTON, H. Rex Collected Poems. Oxford, B.H. Blackwell, 1916. Cloth. viii, 160 p. Uncut. The last 8 pages are dedicated to reviews of his two published books, that were incorporated completely. 1st edition. A little wear on the binding. Bookplate removed.
€ 50
* ‘A poet, a patriot and a gentleman’ speak clearly to you in these poems. Freston died as an officer in the Great War, only 24 years old in January, 1916.

43. HUGES, Bart Trepanation. The cure for psychosis. Amsterdam, Foundation for Independent Thinking (F.I.T.), 1971. Original wrappers. 38 p. Printed after type-written text. 1e druk. 1st edition. Neat copy.
€ 450
* Bart Huges (1934-2004), a doctor in training, drilled a hole in the top of his head with a dental drill on January 6, 1965 because he was convinced that this would expand his consciousness. He remained convinced of this for the rest of his life. Very scarce.

44. (HUGES, Bart). Ronald SWEERING Original black-and white photo of a laughing Huges, before his trepanation. 18.0 x 12.5 cm. On the back the rubberstamp of photographer Ronald Sweering. A small crease.
€ 275
* In Provo atmosphere, Bart Huges (1934-2004), a doctor in training, drilled a hole in the top of his head with a dental drill on January 6, 1965 because he was convinced that this would expand his consciousness.
This photo shows Huges in a dark costume; laughing, he is apparently arguing. With newspaper clipping of January 23, 1965, an article by A.E. Bayer: ‘Barry Huges wants to expand his consciousness. On to the Third Eye’ using this photo, with the caption again ‘Barry Huges’, confusion Bart with a well-known football player. Huges’ name is correct in the text.

 

45. KRIMPEN, Jan van KALLIGRAFIE In: News-Letter of the American Institute of Graphic Arts, Nr. 53, July 1939. New York, Architectural League Club House, 1939. 31 x 23 cm. Stapled. 12 p. Horizontal fold. Illustrated. 1st edition. Torn on the fold, some  stains.
€ 175
* Van Krimpen marked the title of this magazine issue with an accomplished calligraphic scribble: his full name and “pp 9 etseq”, Latin for ‘page 9 and following’, the q ending in a calligraphic curl of the Italian persuasion. Page 9 contains a review by Stanley Morison of The Work of Bruce Rogers. Real calligraphy by Jan van Krimpen is hard to find, so we’re happy to present at least this endearing doodle.

46. KRIMPEN, Jan van A letter to Philip Hofer on certain problems connected with the mechanical cutting of punches. A facsimile reproduction with an introduction and commentary by John Dreyfus. (Presentexemplaar van Huib van Krimpen). Cambridge, MA-Boston, Harvard College Library-David Godine, 1972. 26 x 18 cm. Tweekleurig karton (met monogram naar ontwerp van J. van Krimpen in goud) met stofomslag. 104 p. Gezet uit de Spectrum en gedrukt door Joh. Enschedé & Zonen in zwart en paars op lichtblauw papier dat speciaal voor dit boek is gemaakt door de fa. Schut te Heelsum, in een oplage van 2000 exemplaren. Typografie Bram de Does en S.L. Hartz. Omslag wat verkleurd en niet helemaal vlekkeloos.
€ 65
* Present-exemplaar met ingeplakte presentatiekaart, in drie kleuren bedrukt, in druk getekend door David R. Godine met het jaar 1971. Uit de boeken van Huib van Krimpen.

47. LICHTENSTEIN, Roy Roy Lichtenstein, schilderijen / emails / assemblages / tekeningen. Stedelijk Museum catalogus 424. (Catalogue of paintings). Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, 1967. 27 x 18 cm. Original wrappers. (68) p. Illustrations in colors. Extra appurtenant illustrations (small format, 3 leaves) loosely inserted. 1st edition. Often loosened upper cover still holding!
€ 35
* Attractive early standard work, a catalog printed on art paper and pink text paper.

48. OMAR KHAYYAM Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam the Astronomer Poet of Persia: Done into English by Edward Fitzgerald. Lochem, H. Buys – Publisher, (about 1930). Narrow 8vo: 18 x 9 cm. Original stiff wrappers. 32 p. Printed in 1800 numbered copies, this one unnumbered. Very good copy.
€ 22
* Edition in English, but published in the Netherlands.

49. HAAN, Jacques den Joyce. Mythe van Erin. (Inscribed and signed by the author). Amsterdam, De Bezige Bij, 1946. Original wrappers. (4), 76 p. In Dutch. With a portrait of Joyce as frontispice. 1st ed. A bit discolored.
€ 25
* Inscribed by the author ‘Voor Hans/ Jacques/ 15 nov. 1948’. Extensive essay about James Joyce.

51. STANDARD, Paul Our Handwriting. (Inscribed to Huib van Krimpen). [New York], Stores Publishing Co., [1948]. 29 x 22 cm. Overdruk op luxe papier uit Woman’s Day, December 1947. Geniet in grijs omslag. 4 p. Gedrukt in roodbruin en zwart op geschept papier. Tekst over de Chancery cursive van Arrighi met letterbeelden – ook van andere letters, en deels genomen uit brieven van kalligrafen aan Paul Standard! Onder anderen Jeanyee Wong, Jan Tschichold, George Salter, Jan van Krimpen, Stanley Morison en Will Carter. Rugje iets ingescheurd.
€ 75
* Met op de binnenzijde van het omslag een zeer fraai handgeschreven opdracht aan Huib van Krimpen: ‘H. van Krimpen/ with cordial regard,/ & in common affection for/ Chancery Cursive,/ Paul Standard/ (kalligrafische krul)/ N.Y., 12 April 1948’.
Dit klassieke artikel uit een veelgelezen damesblad (3 miljoen kopers in 1947) wordt in de online-versie van de Encyclopaedia Brittannica genoemd als voorbeeld van de populariteit van kalligrafie.

52. (FULL VELLUM). SHAKESPEARE, William The Phoenix and the Turtle. [Amsterdam, Phoenix editions], 1984. 20,5 x 13 cm. Gilt limp vellum (Binderij Phoenix). (20) p. Set by hand by Paul Snijders and printed by Rob Cox in 100 numbered copies.
€ 180
* This is one of only seven deluxe copies on heavy handmade paper and exquisitely bound in full vellum of unborn calf. This is an unnumbered hors-commerce copy. The deluxe version is much larger than the ordinary one. Published for the third anniversay of the Phoenix Bindery.

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1. AINSWORTH, W. Harrison The Tower of London. London, John Dicks, (about 1890). 22 x 14 cm. Original wrappers. 244 p. Illustrated. Rare in unworn orange wrappers, fine condition.
€ 28
* Very uncommon in its delicate, original shape!

2. AITKEN, E.H. (EHA) The Tribes On My Frontier. An Indian Naturalists Foreign Policy. By E.H. Aitken (EHA), Author of A Naturalist on the Prowl and Behind the Bungalow. Illustrated by F.C. Macrae. London/ Calcutta, Thacker/ Spink, 1898. Illustrated blue cloth. 216, 24 p. Illustrated. With publisher’s book list at the end. 6th ed. Edges a bit worn, some foxing.
€ 25
* Delicious book about the birds and bees, but especially the bugs around the house of a Colonial Brit, with funny drawings. On the upper cover a row of rats with personalities.

3. ALBEE, Edward, & John BEECH Obscure/ Reveal. (40 drawings on photographs by Beech, with words by Albee, in a very large book). New York, Peter Blum Editions, 2008. 42 x 31 cm. Original very orange cloth. (102) p. Richly illustrated. Design and typography by Klaus Baumgärtner. Printed in 750 copies. 1st edition. Fine condition.
€ 50
* Large publication. Inserted is an additional folder of Peter Blum Gallery containing a text by Albee, The Art of John Beech (2007).

6. (ALICE). CARROLL, Lewis 22 black-and-white press photos of the musical film Alice in Wonderland (1972). This collection is advertising the opening night in the Singer Filmtheater in the Dutch village of Laren on April 26, 1974. Average 18 x 24 cm. Some informative notes pasted on a few pictures. All pictures slightly curled. Some are a bit damaged or fitted with adhesive tape and ballpoint pen notes on the back. Most with blindstamps of the motion picture rating committee. Two duplicates.
€ 90
* Cast a.o. Peter Sellers, Hywel Bennett, Michael Crawford, Dennis Price and Fiona Fullerton (as Alice).

7. (ALICE). CARROLL, Lewis Jabberwocky. (With a signed silkscreen print by Hans LANDSAAT). Amsterdam, (Phoenix editions), 1985. Original wrappers. 12 p. In the original English. Set by hand and printed by Hans van Eijk (= In de Bonnefant) in 65 numbered copies. Cover a bit discoloured (as often).
€ 45
* With a prospectus.

8. (ALICE). CARROLL, Lewis Jabberwocky. (With a signed silkscreen print by Hans LANDSAAT). Amsterdam, (Phoenix editions), 1985. Original wrappers. 12 p. In the original English. Set by hand and printed by Hans van Eijk (= In de Bonnefant) in 65 numbered copies. Cover a bit discoloured (as often).
€ 150
* Attractive bibliophile edition. Jabberwocky’s famous first verse (‘Twas brillig, and the slithy toves/ Did gyre and gimble in the wabe…‘) was fittingly printed on the cover in mirror.
This is number 1 of the print run, provided with an extra copy of the silkscreen, signed and numbered ‘I / VII’. With the prospectus. The first seven copies of the edition were to undergo a luxury treatment, as yet unknown at the time the colophon was printed: a half-leather binding, or a special decoration. ‘Seven copies containing an additional print were uffishly altered by the publisher-binder’ – after a citation about the poem’s hero, ‘And, as in uffish thought he stood …’ But due to a lack of time it didn’t work out, and in the end, the seven deluxe copies only were provided with an extra print of the silkscreen. Still: number 1 of an extremely rare Lewis Carroll!

9. (ALICE). LIDDELL, Henry Signed card. Stationary blindstamped ‘Christ Church/ Oxford’, signed in dark brown ink ‘Henry G. Liddell’. Pasted on a larger piece of paper.
€ 150
* Henry George Liddell (1811-1898) was Dean of Christ Church College in Oxford. He was also the father of the girl behind Alice in Wonderland, Alice Liddell.

10. ALLEN, Joseph The Making of a Canadian. Illustrated by Elmer Rache. (Inscribed by the author). Newark, N.J., Allen Publishing Co., 1918. Original gilt cloth. (2), X, 388 p. Extratext illustrations printed on art paper. 1st edition. A little foxing, but a sturdy book in excellent condition.
€ 30
* With a signed inscription ‘Yours Cordially/ Joseph Allen/ April 28 .1919.’ in a firm and elegant handwriting. Autobiographical stories recounting the 19th century in Canada.

11. ANONYMOUS The Love Toy. New York, Diversey Publishing Corporation, 1949. Novel Library series #NL21. Paperback pulp novel. 156 p. Reprint of a 1925 novel. Very good condition.
€ 20
* The adventures of an artist’s model in New York’s artistic Bohemia during the roaring Twenties.

12. APPLETON, E.R. The Beacon. (Monthly magazine 1921-1924). Oxford, Basil Blackwell, 1921-1924. First series, complete in 32 issues (October, 1921 – June, 1924). All with original wrappers. Illustrated and sometimes with musical notations. 1st editions. Excellent condition.
€ 125
* Rare monthly about the arts: literature, art and music, especially applied to Christianity. The first run complete; the magazine resurrected briefly in February, 1925, but these one or two issues are missing. All covers with a design by C. Lovat Fraser.

13. (ARETHUSA PERS). George HERBERT Good Friday. With three etchings by Jaroslav Vodrázka. Baarn, Arethusa Pers Herber Blokland, 1983. Oblong. 13 x 12 cm. Half morocco with silver lettering. (16) p. Hand-set from the Minister antiqua and printed on Van Gelder Velouwe by Henk van Otterloo (Green Escape Press) in brown and black in an edition of 50 numbered copies.
€100
* One of probably only a few deluxe copies in half morocco. Arethusa 41.

14. ASHE, Thomas Lost Eros. Llandogo, The Kouros Press, 1982. 24 x 16 cm. Original wrappers with a title ticket. 4 p. Set by hand and printed by Nicolas McDowall in 100 numbered copies on paper hand-made by Frances McDowall, with a Uranian linocut in ochre by J. Martin Pitts.
€ 45
* A poem by Thomas Ashe (1836-1889), first published in ‘Later Poems’ 1866-1876.

15. ASKEW, Alice & Claude Een romantisch meisje. Uit het Engelsch. Haarlem, De Spaarnestad-Bibliotheek, [1932]. Ingenaaid. 192 p. 1e druk. Omslag gekreukt en verbruind.
€ 15
* Translation into Dutch.

16. AUDEN, W.H. Alone. (With a drypoint etching by Peter Yvon de Vries). Amsterdam, De Lange Afstand, 1983. Folded leaf. Set by hand from Egmont type and printed on handmade paper in an edition of only 15 numbered copies.
€ 100
* Poem in English, colophon in Dutch. A rather physical image.

17. AUDEN, W.H. Drie Gedichten. (Translated by Hugo Roeffaers. With two signed lithographs by Pavel Roučka). Baarn, Arethusa Pers Herber Blokland, 1983. Original wrappers. (12) p. Printed by Vincent Loosjes in an edition of 100 numbered copies.
€ 35
* Three poems by Auden translated into Dutch. Arethusa 45.

18. AUDEN, W.H. Vier gedichten. Vertaald door C. Buddingh’. [Dordrecht], Semaphore Pers, 1945. Original wrappers. 16 p. Printed in 275 numbered copies. 1st edition. A bit browned.
€ 25
* “Four Poems”. Printed in secret under the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands. Translations by Kees Buddingh’ of ‘Hearing of harvests’, ‘Here I stand’, ‘Song of the Beggars’ and ‘Journey to Iceland’. De Jong 50.

19. AUDEN, W.H. Collectie van dertien boeken – secundaire literatuur in moderne uitgaven. Zie foto. Alleen afhalen. € 75

20. [BANNERMAN, Helen] The Story of Little Black Quibba. By the Author of The Story of Little Black Mingo. London, James Nisbet & Co., (about 1905). 13 x 9 cm. Cloth-backed boards (= rebound using most of the first binding). 144 p. printed on one side only. With 72 illustrations in colors by the author. 25th thousand. Backstrip and flyleaves are recent. On the (worn) cover boards an oval illustration was pasted showing Quibba in his snake-held basket.
€ 35
* Pretty well-restored early British edition of this famous sequel to Little Black Sambo, about the perilous and heroic adventures of stereotypical children from British India, written by a kind-hearted Scotswoman living in Tamil Nadu. Her naive illustrations lend a loving flavour to the adventure story. This book was first published in 1902 and became hugely popular, like its counterparts, before plummeting into the abyss of racism. Published without the author’s name.

21. (BARENDSZ, Dirck). JUDSON, J. Richard Dirck Barendsz 1534-1592, Excellent Painter from Amsterdam. (Catalogue raisonné). Amsterdam, Van Gendt & Co., 1970. Cloth with dust jacket. 292 p. Richly illustrated in b/w. First edition. DJ with some spots. Very good condition.
€ 35
* Standard catalog in large format. In English.

22. BECK, Charles The Bed at the Top. New York, Softcover Library, 1965. Paperback series #B901X. 3rd printing. Very good condition.
€ 20
* About a young woman with an insatiable appetite. Nice sleaze novel.

23. BEDDOES, Thomas Lovell Saint Gingulph’s Relict. List to her Legend and Tremble youth for ‘tis Exceeding True and by St Cecilia Most Musically Melancholy. Banholt, Ioannes Quercus [= Hans van Eijk] at the Officina Borogovi, 2000. Original purple wrappers (Indian rag paper) and flyleaves (Hahnemühle). Set from Post-Antiqua and printed in red and black on thin yellow mould made paper in 36 numbered copies. 8 p. First separate edition.
€ 25
* In this copy, the number ‘1’ was crossed out and superseded by ‘Proef’ (Proof). Apparently there was something wrong with the book, but I haven’t found it so far.
‘Posterior Blues’ from Death’s Jest Book. Not without some Aeolian warbling of ladies’ latter ends. An exquisite bibliophile gem!

24. BEERBOHM, Max Max’s Nineties. Drawings 1892-1899. With an Introduction by Osbert Lancaster. London, Rupert Hart-Davis, 1958. 30 x 23 cm. Cloth-backed boards with dust jacket. (10), 46 p. With 46 pictures by the author. First edition. Fine/ Very Good.
€ 25
* Caricatures of famous Britons of the 19th century.

25. (BELL, Henry Glassford). BUCHANAN, R.C. The uncle. Illustrated by Thirty-Six Photographic Reproductions. With Appendix: a Study of the Poem. Series Elocution Taught By the Art of Photography. Glasgow, The Saint Mungo Press, [1897?]. Two-color cloth blocked in red and dark green. (8), 48 p. With 36 photographic pictures of an actor reciting. 1st edition. With penciled notes on most pages, evidently by an eager student. The sewing (of the book) is a bit loose.
€ 45
* The pictures show a gentleman with a white bow tie adopting various theatrical poses to emphasize the recitation – at the end of the book are explanations about the place of emphasised words, how to gesture and which tone to adopt. A slightly ludicrous book if you ask me.

26. (BIBLIONUMISMATICS). MORRIS, Henry The First Fine Silver Coinage of the Republic of San Serriffe: The Bird & Bull Press Commemorative 100 Coronas. Including an account of this legendary republic and its connection with the Bird & Bull Press. With a description of similar numismatic rarities and a 30-year checklist of work produced by the Press, 1958-1988. Newtown, Bird & Bull Press, 1988. Morocco-backed boards with stiff paper clamshell box together in a cassette. (2), 62 p. Printed in an edition of 350 numbered copies. US name, address and date (April 4, 1988) with ballpoint pen on front flyleaf.
€ 275
* The republic of San Serriffe, made up of two idyllic islands, was brought to light by a publication in The Guardian in 1977. It was one of the most successful April’s Fool jokes in British history. In the pre-internet era, it wasn’t easy for those who don’t know exactly what Sans Serif means to ‘look something up’. The Republic generated many offspins of all kinds, of which this book is one of the nicest: a proof of a silver coin of 28 grams of .999 silver, executed in 500 numbered copies. 350 of them were captured in this book which is filled with the semi-fictional history of its creation with reference to the Puffin, the coin of the ‘king of Lundy Island’ from 1929. Also with two proofs of notes and a model of a note of 1000 shares in the Bird & Bull Press itself, and a history and bibliography of the Bird & Bull Press. All in all, this book is a monument to pre-Internet fun.

27. BIGGERS, Earl Derr Charley Chan / Charlie Chan Vol. II / Charlie Chan Vol. III. Houten, Green Escape Press, 1991-1994. Drie deeltjes (compleet), cahiersteek. 8 p. elk. Gedrukt op verschillende kleuren papier. 1e drukken.
€ 45
* Drie nieuwjaarswensen van Henk van Otterloo, de man van de Green Escape Press, bestaande uit citaten van de fictieve Chinese detective uit Honolulu, die vooral populair was in de jaren vóór de Tweede Wereldoorlog, en die grossierde in droogkomische citaten. Daarvan zijn er enkele lapidaire voor deze nieuwjaarswensen geselecteerd. (‘After a typhoon there are pears to gather’; ‘When the dinner is ended, who values the spoon?’; ‘Strange events permit themselves the luxury of occurring’). De Charlie Chan-trilogie is hiermee compleet.

28. (BOER WAR). PONTEN, Kees van, en CHRIS KRAS Pillen voor Joe. Teekeningen van Jan Feith – Bijschrift van Kees van Ponten. Amsterdam, Cohen Zonen, [1900]. Oblong 20 x 26 cm.(Drawings by Jan Feith with captions by Kees van Ponten). Amsterdam, Cohen Zonen, [1900]. Oblong 20 x 26 cm. Illustrated wrappers (with 2 lithographs). 28 p. with 28 color lithographs. 1st edition. Some tears in the cover, some cracks, backstrip worn and discolored.
€ 45
* Very beautiful and fragile picture book of the gifted caricaturist Jan Feith (pseudo: Chris Kras), directed against the English in the Boer War. The rhymes by Van Ponten were written out by the artist. On the front, Paul Kruger carries a spoonful of pills to the British Colonial Secretary, Joseph Chamberlain, while on the lower cover, the man who rides a donkey dressed with a monocle, strongly reminds us of Winston Churchill.

29. BOER, Robert M. Animal behaviour. Met tekeningen van Henk van de Wengel. Utrecht, eigen beheer, 1976. 21 x 7,5 cm. Geniet. (8), (8) p. Getypt en geniet in 100 genummerde exemplaren. Met een apart katern van geel papier waarop de gedichten nogmaals zijn weergegeven, maar zonder spelfouten. 1e druk.
€ 20
* Engelstalige gedichten van de Nederlandse wereldreiziger en -dichter (1947-2016).

30. BOK, Henri Little Saxology. Illustrated by Catryn. Rotterdam, Slipper Press, 1976. 15 x 11 cm. Silver colored cover. 32 p. Richly illustrated by Catrijn Bagijn. 1st edition. Nice.
€ 30
* Funny book full of scabrously illustrated jokes in English about saxophones, by bass clarinet player Henri Bok. Published by Emile Puetmann and his Slofpers ‘on occasion of the 5th World Saxophone Congress, London, 1976’, undoubtedly in a small edition. Nice!

31. (BOUTENS, P.C.). GRIERSON, H.J.C. The Flute. With other Translations and a Poem by H.J.C. Grierson. (Warlingham, The Samson Press), 1931. Halflinnen met geïllustreerde platten en titeletiketje op de rug. (4), 40 p. Met de hand gezet uit de Caslon Old Face en gedrukt door J.M. Shelmerdine en Flora Grierson op zwaar, handgeschept papier in een oplage van 120 exemplaren.
€ 75
* Bevat naast een oorspronkelijk gedicht van H.J.C. Grierson ook door hem in het Engels vertaalde gedichten van J.M. de Héredia, P.C. Hooft, Joost van den Vondel en drie vertaalde gedichten van P.C. Boutens: ‘The House of Dreams’, ‘Love’s Hour’ en ‘The Morning Nightingale’. Rijkse 4.3.

32. BOWEN, Marjorie Het brandglas. Uit het Engelsch. Utrecht, Bruna, [1921]. Pocketformaat. Karton met stofomslag (ontwerp gesigneerd A. Dohmen). 284 p. 1e druk. Omslag wat beschadigd.
€ 25
* Zeer schaars met het stofomslag (achterop reclame voor schoenzolen!). Historische roman over D’Alembert. Bruna’s Bibliotheek. = Translation into Dutch with dust jacket.

33. BOWLES, Paul De Hyena. (Met twee linosnedes van Martien Frijns). [Nijmegen], Verzameld Werk, 1993. Ingenaaid met omslag. Met de hand gezet en gedrukt door Martien Frijns in bruin en zwart op Provence in een oplage van 99 genummerde exemplaren. 1e druk. Keurig.
€ 25
* Exemplaar gemarkeerd ‘buiten serie’ onder het colofon.

34. BRACHES, Ernst The Steadfast Tin Soldier of Joh. Enschedé en Zonen, Haarlem. Enschedé English-bodied Roman No. 6. Aartswoud/ Amsterdam, Spectatorpers/ Just Enschedé, 1992. Boards (Erik Schots). 46 p. Hand-set from the Enschedé English-bodied Roman No. 6 and the Enschedé Initials No. 7 and printed on Zerkall Ivory by Bram de Does in red, blue-gray and black in an edition of 195 numbered copies. The endpapers were marbled by hand by De Does. 1st edition.
€100
* One of the 55 Roman numbered copies that were not for sale. Treatise by Ernst Braches on the type from which the book was set.

35. BRECHT, Bertolt The Threepenny Opera. In the English Version by Desmond Vesey. With the English Lyrics and a New Introduction by Eric Bentley. Illustrations and an Original Lithograph by Jack Levine. New York, The Limited Editions Club, (1982). 30 x 23 cm. Cloth in slipcase. 160 pp. Printed in an edition of 2000 numbered copies signed by Levine and Bentley.
€75
* The original Limited Editions Club edition with color lithograph and other illustrations by Levine. Eric Bentley (1916-2020, sic) was a student of Tolkien and C.S. Lewis and Brecht connoisseur and translator. With accompanying letter (Monthly Letter 529) from the publisher.

36. BRITISH RAIL Trains from Woodford Halse, Aylesbury, Chesham, Rickmansworth & Watford to London. On and after September 10, 1951. Large British Rail Station Timetable Poster. [London, British Railways], 1951. 106 x 63 cm (42 x 25 inch). Printed on one side in black with a red border by Knapp, Drewett & Sons Ltd and Waterlow & Sons Ltd in (probably) 200 copies. Some brownish stains. Left and right a small part of the edges clipped (max. 1 cm – ask for detail photos). Rolled, not folded. A bit of light creasing from rolling up.
€ 40
* Vintage train poster. From the collection of Huib van Krimpen.

37. BRODY, Max, & Ferenc MARTOS De meisjesmarkt. Operette in drie bedrijven van Brody en Martos. Muziek van Victor Jacobi. Uit het Engelsch door Marie van Westerhoven. Den Haag, Louis Bouwmeester, 1915. Geniet. 40 p. Geïllustreerd. Met advertenties. Iets nietjesroest, verder goed.
€ 20
* Inleiding en de complete tekst van dit succesvolle muziektheater. Brody en Martos waren Hongaarse toneelschrijvers. Achterop een advertentie voor kunsttanden!conrad

38. BROOKE, Jocelyn Six Poems. Portsmouth, Callum James Books, 2009. 25 x 18 cm. Original green wrappers with title ticket. 12 p. Printed in 50 numbered copies. Fine copy.
€ 65
* The first edition dates from 1928 and was also printed in 50 numbered copies.

39. BROUGHAM, Henry Signed and addressed envelope front with free frank stamp. ‘London Augst three/ 1835/ Jn. Mullineux Esq/ Liverpool/ Brougham’. Sheet of paper (79 x 120 mm), matted to show obverse and reverse. Stamped in red ‘Free/ 3 AU 3/ 1835’. A bit soiled.
€ 25
* Signature of Henry Brougham, 1st Baron Brougham and Vaux (1778-1868), who had been Lord Chancellor from 1830-1834, was the designer and namegiver of the Brougham coach, and a staunch activist against slavery. Under his tenure as Lord Chancellor, the Slavery Abolition Act of 1833 was introduced.

40. (BROWN DOG AFFAIR). WATSON, William A.L.S. by the poet William Watson to antivivisectionist Stephen Coleridge dated Sept. 8, 1903. Folded leaf of writing paper with printed address ’11, Caledonian Place, Clifton, Bristol’. 17.8 x 11.4 cm. 34 lines. Horizontally folded in half. Corners a bit worn.
€ 100
* William Watson (1858-1935) was a famous British poet until 1914. He enjoys the gift of a volume of poems by Coleridge ‘enhanced by your autograph & the much too flattering inscription’. ‘I am sure no one deserves a rest more than you’. This was because the barrister Stephen Coleridge, secretary of the National Anti-Vivisection Society (‘N.A.-V. Soc.’ in this letter), had taken it upon himself to prosecute a medical doctor, William Bayliss, because of his cruelty against a ‘brown dog’ who had been dissected alive for a medical experiment, and had to live on for a long time to be studied for vivisection experiments.
Coleridge was a son of John Duke Coleridge, former Lord Chief Justice of England, and great-grandson of the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Some months after this letter was sent, a trial started – so there was to be, alas, not much rest for Coleridge, who in the end was ordered to pay about 5000 pounds to Bayliss for defamation. Watson had tried to involve the Daily News, but this didn’t work out. William Watson was one of many authors who voiced their support against the vivisection and the callous attitude of medical students present.
For the dog a monument in bronze was later erected in a park in Battersea, London.

41. BROWNING, Elizabeth Barrett Sonnets from the Portugese and seven other poems. (Introduction by Andreas Mayor). Utrecht, Stichting De Roos, 1957. Cloth with reading ribbon. 96 p. Printed in black and purple on Hahnemühle-Bütten in 175 numbered copies. Typography Henk Krijger. Printed in English.
€ 15
* Dutch bibliophile edition – in English. This copy not numbered. Leeflang 39.

42. BROWNING, Robert Meeting at night. (&:) Parting at morning. (Den Haag, Tight End Press [= Ton Leenhouts]), [1988]. Folding leaf. Oblong. Printed in only 21 copies.
€ 30
* Dutch bibliophile edition – in English. New Year’s present 1988/1989.

43. BRUCE, Lenny (Teksten). (Amsterdam,) De Lange Afstand, (1984). Vouwblad. Met de hand gezet uit de Bembo en de Sparta op Invicta Parchment in rood en zwart in een oplage van 50 genummerde exemplaren.
€ 20
* Drie Engelstalige fragmenten van de jonggestorven komiek (1925-1966).

44. (BUCKLAND WRIGHT, John). NAPOLEON Napoleon’s Memoirs. Volume I: Corsica to Marango. Edited by Somerset de Chair. London, Golden Cockerel Press, 1945. 32 x 20 cm. Original gilt cloth. 424 p. Top gilt. Uncut. Set from Perpetua 13 pt. and printed in 500 numbered copies on Arnold’s mould-made paper. Engraving on the title page and binding design by John Buckland Wright. On the flyleaves a map drawn by Somerset de Chair shows the whereabouts of Napoleon. Binding unevenly discolored (as often).
€ 75
* Large size, densely printed deluxe edition. Only vol. I.

45. BUNYAN, John, als: Joannes BUNJAN Eens Christens reize naar de eeuwigheid. Vertoonende onder verscheidene aardige zinnebeelden de gansche staat van een’ boetvaardige en godzoekende ziele. In het Engelsch beschreven door Mr. Joannes Bunjan, Leeraar te Bedfort. En om deszelfs voortreffelijkheid in het Nederduitsch vertaald. Versierd met verscheiden Figuren en Versen. Amsterdam, F.G.L. Holst, 1851. 14 x 9 cm. Gebonden in fraai halfleer met gemarmerde platten (2e helft 19e eeuw). 240 p. Niet afgesneden. Met enkele houtsneden. Mooi exlibris van de kunstenaar Jan Theodoor Giesen (kind op een stapel boeken kijkt naar zingende vogel; een doodshoofd ligt aan zijn voeten). Heel lichte gebruikssporen.
€ 50
* Aandoenlijk gebruiksboekje met primitieve houtsneden in uitstekende staat. Met het voorblad, waarop een godzoeker op de poort naar het Heyl klopt.

46. BURNETT, Frances Hodgson De kleine Lord. Uit het Engelsch. Arnhem, K. van der Zande, 1890. Gilt and decorated cloth. (8), 304 p. Illustrated. 3rd edition of this Dutch translation. A bit spotted and with a reading slant. Triangle of first endpaper cut off.
€ 20
* Slightly worn copy of this Dutch edition of the classic children’s novel with the little Lord and his faithful dog on the upper cover.

47. BURNETT, Frances Hodgson (&) ADRIANA (=Bertha BEHRENS) Dolly. Uit het Engelsch. (&) Ella. Eene novelle. Amsterdam, Holdert & Co., 1890. Versierd linnen (met mooi landschap en appelbloesem). 260; 64 p. 1e druk. Heel lichte slijtage aan de hoekjes, maar een goed exemplaar.
€ 25
* Twee verschillende jeugdboeken in één fraai geïllustreerde boekband van binder J. Giltay en Zoon te Dordrecht. Vertaling van Dolly. A love story (1877), van de schrijfster van De Kleine Lord. ‘Adriana’ is het pseudoniem van Bertha Behrens.

498. CADMUS, Paul Autograph signed card to Selma Broughton. Oblong card 7,7 x 12,7 cm. Fine condition.
€ 35
* Just the text ‘for/ Mrs Selma Broughton/ Paul Cadmus’ in a fine calligraphic handwriting (with a broad fountain pen). Paul Cadmus (1904-1999) was a famous painter of gay subjects.

49. CALDWELL, Erskine Original press photo showing Erskine Caldwell and actor Henry Hull. Original photo with stamp (‘OCT 24 1935’) and a captioned ticket pasted on verso. 21,7 x 16,7 cm. Creased. Glue mark from a ticket partly on front margin.
€ 45
* ‘Chicago, Ill. – Henry Hull – who has the principal role in “Tobacco Road”, which was closed by Mayor Edw. J. Kelly, of Chicago, who termed it obscene and sordid, is pictured with the author, Erskine Caldwell. It is expected that a legal battle will be waged to defend the play.’ A strange picture: on stage, a cheerful grinning Hull, with the outfit of a dirty farmer, scoops water from a wooden bucket and hands it to Caldwell who is well-dressed, smoking a cigarette, and broadly smiling to the camera.

50. CAMPBELL, Roy Toril. To Tristram Hillier. (Manuscript). Homemade lined notebook of 4 p. in a brown-purple marbled paper. Easily legible written in brown ink (27 lines). One strikethrough, in the title. With signature ‘Roy Campbell’.
€ 100
* Dialogue between a bull and an ox, before the bullfight. From the collection Mithraic Emblems (1936) by the South African-British poet with his adventurous, not to say pugilistic life. In the printed volume, the dedication to Tristram Hillier (a British surrealist painter, 1905-1983) is missing.

51. CARADOC PRESS Quia Amore Langueo. Chiswick (Londen), Caradoc Press, 1902. Witte buckram met goudopdruk. 20 p. Gedrukt in 270 exemplaren in rood en zwart op handgeschept papier. 1e druk. Klein vlekje voorop.
€ 90
* Met opvallende, soms keltiserende initialen, sierranden en ornamenten uit hout gesneden door de schilder Harry George Webb en zijn vrouw, de kalligrafe Hesba Dora Webb, die ook het drukken voor hun rekening namen. Vijftiende-eeuwse tekst, waarvan de titel ontleend is aan het Hooglied.

52. CARMAN, Bliss, & Richard HOVEY Last Songs from Vagabondia. Designs by Tom B Meteyard. Boston, Small, Maynard & Company, 1916. 18 x 11 cm. Original boards. (8), 82 p. 7th edition (‘500 copies’). Small tear in first gutter. With the tiny bookplate of collector-author Gerrit Komrij.
€ 20
* Third and last volume of the Vagabondia series, a nice little book.

53. CARTER, John Books and Book-Collectors. Londen, Rupert Hart-Davis,1956. Linnen met stofomslag. 196 p. 1e druk. Omslag niet helemaal gaaf en op de rug verbruind.
€ 45
* Met handgeschreven opdracht van ‘De Dijkema’s’ aan Jan van Krimpen met de datum 12 januari 1957, Van Krimpens 65e verjaardag. Het betreft hier wellicht de net als Van Krimpen in Heemstede woonachtige Pieter A. Dijkema, directeur van de sterk met Joh. Enschedé & Zonen verweven Haarlemse uitgeverij Erven F. Bohn en zijn vrouw Maria Dijkema-Schoute.

54. (CASEMENT, Roger). GWYNN, Dennis Traitor or Patriot. The Life and Death of Roger Casement. New York, Jonathan Cape & Harrison Smith, 1931. Original cloth. 452 p. Illustrated (a.o. handwriting facsimile). 1st edition. Backstrip a bit darkened.
€ 20

55. CAYME PRESS Sir Peny. London, Cayme Press, 1924. Original wrappers (batik paper with title ticket). 8 p. Some foxing.
€ 15
* Mediaeval text reprinted by the Cayme Press for the Chelsea Publishing Company. With a decorative paper cover and illustrated with a wood engraving and two vignettes.

56. CHANDLER, Raymond Raymond Chandler Speaking. Edited by Dorothy Gardiner and Katherine Sorley Walker. London, Hamish Hamilton, 1962. Dark purple cloth with dust jacket. 272 p. Illustrated. 1st edition. DJ worn, especially at the spine area, some tears. With rubber stamp ‘File Copy’ on first free endpaper. Initialed in red by former owner.
€ 25

57. CHANDLER, Raymond The Raymond Chandler Papers. Selected Letters and Non-Fiction, 1909-1959. Edited by Tom Hiney and Frank MacShane. London, Hamish Hamilton, 2000. Blue cloth with dust jacket. xii, 268 p. 1st edition. A few little stains at the spine area of the DJ.
€ 20

58. CHESTERTON, G.K. The Coloured Lands. Illustrated by the Author. London, Sheed & Ward, 1938. 25 x 20 cm. Cloth-backed yellow and black decorated boards with dust jacket. 240 pp. Richly illustrated, partly in colours. 1st edition. DJ somewhat worn.
€ 25
* A fine mix of humorous stories, sketches, rhymes and drawings (16 in colors) by Gilbert Keith Chesterton, published two years after his death. Introduction by Maisie Ward.

59. CHESTERTON, G.K. The Grave of Arthur. (Ariel Poems No. 25). London, Faber & Faber, [1930]. Original folding wrappers. 8 p. Drawings by Celia Fiennes. Cover almost torn in half.
€ 25
* About King Arthur.

60. CHICKEN LITTLE De geschiedenis van Hennekepen. Utrecht, W. de Haan, [1920]. 30 x 23 cm. Original cloth-backed wrappers. 8 leaves incl. cover, all printed on one side only with a large drawing incorporating text in Dutch. Printed in blue, red and black. 1st edition. Some foxing. Childish scribble on obverse.
€ 75
* Nice adaptation of the Chicken Little story, translated into (funny) Dutch and with illustrations that were probably derived from an American original of the early 20th century (it kept the words ‘King’ and ‘Palace’ in the drawings).

61. CHRISTIE’S Vier oude veilingcatalogi.
1. Catalogus van de schilderijencollectie van Jean Louis Miéville. Moderne Engelse, Franse en continentale werken plus oude Hollandse meesters. 29 april 1899.
2. Catalogus van de collectie Oude Meesters van Sir William Neville Abdy, Bart. Italiaanse School. 5 mei 1911.
3. Catalogus van de collectie van H.M.W. Oppenheim, Esq. Voornamelijk Nederlandse en Franse Oude Meesters. 13 juni 1913.
4. Catalogus van Sir Joseph B. Robinson, Bart., (Zuid-Afrika). Oude Meesters. 6 juli 1923. London, Christie, Manson & Woods Auctions, 1899-1923. 4 x karton. 16-60 p. Niet afgesneden. Met zwartwit-afbeeldingen. 1e drukken. Het oudste boek is op de rug wat versleten en heeft een stempel van P. & D. Colnaghi; verder alles in goede conditie.
€ 95
* Schilderijen van Botticelli, Carpaccio, Fra Angelico, Ghirlandaio, Giorgione, Canaletto, Rembrandt, Cuyp, Hals, Van Mieris, Steen, Teniers, Hobbema, Velazquez, Watts, Reynolds, Gainsborough, Corot en Boucher, om alleen maar enkele afgebeelde schilders te noemen. == Four auction catalogues 1899-1923.

62. CHRISTIE’S AUCTIONS Catalogue of the collection of ancient and modern pictures & drawings formed by H.M.W. Oppenheim, Esq. Which will be sold by auction by Messrs. Christie, Manson & Woods … on Friday, June 13, 1913. (+ one other auction catalogue). London, Christie, Manson & Woods Auctions, 1913. Original grey boards. 16 p. Uncut. With 3 photogravure reproductions on stiff paper. 1st edition. Excellent condition.
€ 45
* Includes a.o. Nattier, Hobbema (see picture) and Teniers, to mention only the depicted paintings. Added: Catalogue of the well-known collection of pictures by Old Masters of Sir Joseph B. Robinson, Bart., of South Africa, to be auctioned on July 6, 1923. Original boards. 60 p. Richly illustrated. Very good condition.

63. CHRISTIE’S AUCTIONS Catalogue of the collection of highly important pictures by Old Masters of Sir William Neville Abdy, Bart. (…) Comprising fine examples of the Italian School and works by Dutch, German and English artists, which will be sold by auction by Messrs. Christie, Manson & Woods … on Friday, May 5, 1911. London, Christie, Manson & Woods Auctions, 1911. Original boards. 32 p. Uncut. With 5 photogravure reproductions on stiff paper. 1st edition. Very good condition.
€ 25
* Includes a.o. Botticelli, Carpaccio, Ghirlandaio and Giorgione, to mention only the depicted paintings.

64. CHRISTIE’S AUCTIONS Catalogue of the highly important collection of ancient and modern pictures formed by Jean Louis Miéville, Esq. (…) Comprising works of the modern English, French and Continental schools, and choice works of the old Dutch masters, which will be sold by auction by Messrs. Christie, Manson & Woods … on Saturday, April 29, 1899. London, Christie, Manson & Woods Auctions, 1899. Original cloth-backed boards with pink paper covering. 36 p. Uncut. With 25 autotype reproductions on stiff paper. 1st edition. Backstrip and edges a bit worn, stamp of P. & D. Colnaghi on upper cover.
€ 75
* Includes a.o. G.F. Watts (see picture), Reynolds, Corot, Leys, Troyon, Cuyp, Hals, Van Huysum, Van Mieris, Steen, Teniers, Canaletto and Velazquez, to mention only the depicted paintings.

65. CHRISTIE, Agatha Het geheim van de zeven schoorstenen. Pick-Up Serie volledige ontspanningsromans. [Amsterdam, Hafkamp, 1952]. 27 x 20 cm. Geniet. 112 p. Rug bijna doormidden. Naam en datum voorin (1963). Papier wat verbruind.
€ 25
* Schaarse Christie-vertaling (van The Secret of Chimneys).

66. CHURCHILL, Winston S. Never give in! The Best of Winston Churchill’s Speeches. Selected and Edited by his Grandson Winston S. Churchill. [Londen], Ted Smart, (2003). Karton met stofomslag en buikband (‘Signed copy’). XXXII, 526 p.
€ 35
* Gesigneerd door de redacteur, Winston S. Churchill (1940-2010), kleinzoon van de oorlogsheld.

67. (CIRCUS) Eli Bowen. Le Phénomène de l’Univers. No place or publisher, but probably Belgium or France, about 1890. 21 x 13 cm. 4 p. All French text on blue paper. Portrait on first page. Fine condition.
€ 300
* Added: a window bill (23 x 29 cm) with large lettering advertising this ‘Biographie’, it cost only 10 centimes. Vertical fold and some marginal tears. Very rare ephemera about circus artist Eli Bowen (1841-1924), the Seal Man from America, who was born without legs and measured only 61 cm, his feet growing directly from his body. Bowen was a man of the circus for all his life, touring not only his native USA but also Europe, and used his genetic defect to earn a lot of money, marry and bring up four sons. Ephemeral rarity, not in Worldcat.

68. CLARK, Esther M. Verses by a Commonplace Person. Topeka, Kansas, Crane & Company, 1906. Cream-colored cloth with gilt art nouveau design. (144) p. Illustrations by Ina Martin printed on glossy paper. 1st edition. Flyleaves a bit loosening, showing the inside gauze. Neatly cut open.
€ 75
* Esther M. Clark Hill (1876-1932, married from 1918-1919 with Joseph E. Hill, editor of the Coffeyville Journal) was a poet and journalist. Nice jugendstil binding. Rare original edition.

69. CLAYTON, Margaret (and the town of CLAYTON, California) Original pencil drawing of a creek with a bridge. 1863. Landscape format 24 x 28,5 cm. Paper partially browned and with some marginal tears. Scans on request.
€ 65
* Pencil drawing made by Margaret Clayton (1820-1908), the wife of Joel Clayton, who founded the town of Clayton, California, in 1857. It’s an attractive amateur drawing of a gated bridge over a creek, with a house in the background, signed ‘Margaret Clayton, Oct. 1863’. Could be 1861 or 1869, too.

70. CLUNE, Frank All roads lead to Rome. A pilgrimage in the eternal city and a look round war-torn Europe (&) Castles in Spain. (Two books inscribed by Clune). 1. Sydney, London, Angus and Robertson, 1951. Cloth. 16, 312 p. With pictures. 1st edition. Spine bleached.
2. Sydney, London, Angus and Robertson, 1953. Cloth. 14, 242 p. 1st edition.
€ 40
* Both books with a handwritten inscription by Australian author Clune (1893-1971) to Bert Zimmermann, one issued in The Hague, one in Vaucluse, where Clune lived for a long time.

71. COMPTON-BURNETT, Ivy Men and Wives. London, William Heinemann, 1931. Linnen. (6), 368 p. 1e druk. Grijze vlek op de band, verder mooi.
€ 25

72. COMPTON-BURNETT, Ivy A Family & a Fortune. London, Victor Gollancz, 1979. Linnen met stofomslag. 296 p. Herdruk. Rug verkleurd.
€ 15
* Dit boek uit 1939 werd herdrukt in de periode van hernieuwde belangstelling voor de eigenaardige romans van Ivy Compton-Burnett (1884-1969), die gekenmerkt worden door de vele levendige dialogen.

73. COMPTON-BURNETT, Ivy A House and Its Head. London, William Heinemann, 1935. Linnen. (6), 290 p. 1e druk. Rug verkleurd en iets scheefgelezen.
€ 20

74. COLUMBA, ULTAN, SENAN, BERCHAN, MALACHY a.o. The prophecies of Saints Colum-cille, Maeltamlacht, Ultan, Senan, Bearcan, and Malachy as compiled, translated and annotated by the late Mr. Nicholas O’Kearney, and published in 1856 by John O’Daly, 9 Anglesea St., Dublin. Dublin, James Duffy & Co., 1925. 15 x 11 cm. Original cloth. xii, 138 p. In Irish (old script) and English (plus Latin). Extensive notes and commentaries. Binding with vague stain.
€ 25
* From the Irish prophets: from St. Columba to St. Malachy of Armagh, prophecies of the medieval Saints of Ireland in an accessible edition.

75. CONRAD, Joseph The Arrow of Gold. A Story Between Two Notes. Hamburg-Paris-Bologna, The Albatross, cop. 1935. Paperback. 288 p. 2nd edition. A little wear. Traces of removed bookplate. Two flaps of the original dust jacket remaining (see scan).
€ 20

76. COOK, Winifred A. Cain. A Poem. [Liverpool?], self-published, (1902?). 15 x 14 cm. Boards clad in parchment papier. 192 p. Printed on moldmade paper with deckle edges. 1st edition. Cover crackling and browned. Paper a bit foxed.
€ 50
* With 10-line poetical dedication by the author to a ‘Dr. Karel’ and dated ‘March: 1905’. Remarkable art nouveau cover design of this self-published volume of poems. Printed by Rockliff Bros. in Liverpool.

77. COOKE, Le Baron Poems. Boston, Bruce Humphries, 1938. Cloth-backed silver-green decorated boards. 192 p. 1st edition. Spine loosening. Ex-library book with several marks (but not that terrible).
€ 25
* Extensive collection of short poems. Cooke died in 1939, 56 years old.

78. COUNTING TABLES Guy’s Universal Penny Table Book. London, T.J. Allmann, c.1880? 12 x 8 cm. Original wrappers. (16) p. Compass rose (uncolored) on upper cover. Stained, dog-eared and worn.
€ 50
* Popular computing book for counting, multiplication, pence and shillings, weights and measures, time, and ‘Kings and Queens of England since the Conquest’. An Improved Edition with colored rose and 24 p was issued in King Edward VII’s time. Books like this are rare and usually much worn.

79. COUPERUS, Louis Arrogance. The conquests of Xerxes. Decorations by Theodore Nadejen. Translated by Frederick H. Martens. New York, Farrar & Rinehart, 1930. Linnen met stofomslag. (6), 314 p. 1e druk. Randen omslag iets gesleten, hapje uit de voorkant. Handtekening op eerste pagina.
€ 90
* Vertaling van Xerxes (1919). Vormgeving met hiëratische vignetten en kleurig omslag, met een Pers op een steigerend paard, van de uit Rusland stammende illustrator. Rijkverguld frontispice! Schaars met stofomslag.

80. COWPER, William Selected poems. Amsterdam, Balkema, [1945]. Original wrappers. 48 p. A bit worn.
€ 20
* Selected by Max Schuchart (later translator into Dutch of Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings). Printed in a tiny edition (about 150) on better paper.

81. (CRANE, Walter). MASSÉ, Gertrude C.E. A Bibliography of First Editions of Books Illustrated by Walter Crane. With a Preface by Heywood Sumner and a Frontispiece after G. F. Watts. London, Chelsea Publishing, 1923. Original cloth-backed boards. 64 p. Uncut. 1st edition. Some foxing.
€ 20
* Attractive book with beautiful yellow flyleaves.

82. CRASHAW, Richard Herderszang. (Translated by Gabriël SMIT). [Utrecht, Charles Nypels], 1941. 13 x 10 cm. Orig. wrappers. 16 p. Printed in 350 copies.
€ 20
* ‘Shepherd’s Song’. Christmas gift of printer Charles Nypels. Attractive little book, published in secret under the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands. Cat. Nypels 168. De Jong 162.

83. CROSSLEY-HOLLAND, Kevin Oenone in January. With illustrations by John Lawrence. Llandogo, Old Stile Press, 1988. Versierd karton (houtsnede op stijfselverfpapier). 24 p. Frontispice en 16 in hout gesneden vignetten van John Lawrence. Gedrukt in zwart en oker door Nicolas McDowell op Zerkall Büttenpapier in 350 genummerde exemplaren, alle gesigneerd door dichter en kunstenaar. 1e druk. Prachtexemplaar.
€ 30
* Op de voorkant van dit mooie, zeer handgemaakte boekje draaft een gezellige leeuwkat met een meisje op zijn rug.

84. CROWLEY, Aleister Goetia. The Lesser Key of Solomon the King. Northampton, Sut Anubis/ Occultique, c. 1990. Original gilt black stiff wrappers. XVI, 82 p. Facsimile edition. Fine.
€ 65
* ISBN 0947762043.

85. CROWLEY, Aleister Dédicace. (Four poems from White Stains). [Amsterdam], Sub Signo Libelli, 1982. 11 x 9 cm. Original decorated wrappers. (2), 14 p. Set by hand from Palatino and printed in red, blue and black in 76 numbered copies. This is one of 70 copies on handmade Magnani paper. Fine.
€ 50
* Four humorous erotic poems about varying perversions (in English) by the famous satanist – published in deluxe form by foremost Dutch bibliophile printer Ger Kleis. Exquisite typography. Breugelmans 79.

86. (DANIELSON, Henry). MUDDIMAN, Bernard The Men of the Nineties. (Inscribed by the publisher). London, Henry Danielson, 1920. Original light blue boards with title ticket. Uncut. 1st edition. Spine and flyleaves somewhat browned.
€ 50
* With a curious inscription by the publisher, longtime Charing Cross Road bookseller Henry Danielson (1891-1958) and author of various bibliographies, a.o. Arthur Machen’s. ‘To Charlie Reader/ From his old pal the/ publisher Henry./ July 29.1920/ In memory of many happy days &/ nights.’ Bernard Muddiman was a Canadian author.

87. DASKAM, Josephine De Gedenkschriften van een Baby. Vrij uit het Amerikaansch door Tante Lize. Amsterdam, Jacq. van Cleef, 1905. Ingenaaid. (8), 248 p. Geïllustreerd (door Fanny Y. Cory). 1e druk. Mooi exemplaar van een kwetsbaar boek.
€ 35
* Gepubliceerd door de uitgever van Pijpelijntjes van Jacob Israël de Haan, met achterop reclame voor andere uitgaven van Van Cleef: van Thorn Prikker, O’Rell en Montégut, maar helaas niet van De Haan. Deze vermakelijke roman is geschreven door de Amerikaanse feministe Josephine Daskam Bacon (1876-1951). Haast al de hoofdpersonen in haar ruim veertig boeken zijn vrouwen. Ook dit boek bestaat voor een groot deel uit gesprekken tussen vrouwen, al of niet over de baby in kwestie. Deze uitgave volgt het in 1904 verschenen origineel (Memoirs of a Baby) op de voet, inclusief de vele grappige grotere en kleinere tekeningen in de tekst. Tante Lize is het pseudoniem van kinderboekenschrijfster Anna Christina Elizabeth Dopheide-Witte (1869-1951). == Translation into Dutch in fine condition.

88. DAUWE, Roland The Numismatic History of the Holy City of Qumm, A Die Catalogue. Diest, Diestse Studiekring voor Numismatiek, 2020. 30 x 22 cm. Hardbound. X, 84, (89 plates), 5 p. With hundreds of b/w illustrations of coins. 1st edition. Binding damaged.
€ 25

DE ROOS FOUNDATION – STICHTING DE ROOS

Stichting (= Foundation) de Roos is a Dutch bibliophile society, founded in 1945 and still flourishing. Two or three books are published each year in a bibliophile, ever-varying version. Important and well-known texts are usually used, often in Dutch, but also in English, French or German, translated or in the original language. The edition is invariably 175 numbered copies plus some (about 25) h.c. copies in reserve and for employees.

R 1. BROWNING, Elizabeth Barrett Sonnets from the Portugese and seven other poems. (With an introduction by Andreas Mayor). Utrecht, Stichting De Roos, 1957. Cloth with a reading ribbon. 96 p. Printed in black and purple-red on Hahnemühle-Bütten in an edition of 175 numbered copies. Typography Henk Krijger. Printed in 175 numbered copies. In English.
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* Hors série copy. Cat. De Roos 39.

R 2. CUNEY, Waring Puzzles. Selected and introduced by Paul Breman. With 8 two-color woodcuts by Ru van Rossem. Utrecht, Stichting De Roos, 1960. 34 x 24 cm. Bound as a block book. Boards with original woodcut on all sides. XVI, 84 p. Typography Henk Krijger. Set from Baskerville and printed by De Zuid-Nederlandsche Drukkerij in black, brick red, green, blue and blue-grey in an edition of 175 numbered copies. 1st edition. This copy not numbered but marked ‘hors série’ and signed by the publisher, Chris Leeflang. Without slipcase. Binding a bit worn.
€ 45
* Large and fiery bibliophile edition of William Waring Cuney (1906-1976), who as a youth made a name in the Harlem Renaissance with his poem ‘No Images’, also present in this book. Leeflang, Catalog Stichting De Roos 52.

R 3. DEKKER, Thomas The guls hornbooke. (Met 25 tekeningen van Jan Bons, uitgevoerd in kleuren-zeefdruk). Utrecht, Stichting De Roos, 1960. Ingenaaid met omslag in bijbehorende schuifhoes. (2), 94 p. Engelstalig. Gezet uit de Fournier en de Bembo en gedrukt door de Stadsdrukkerij Amsterdam op Zerkall-Bütten in een oplage van 175 genummerde exemplaren. Rug zoals meestal verkleurd, maar verder een fris exemplaar met het foedraal.
€ 25
* Leuke, speelse illustraties van Jan Bons! Leeflang 51.

R 4. GALSWORTHY, John Indian Summer of a Forsyte. (Illustrated by Jaap Kruyff). (Utrecht), Stichting De Roos, 1987. Original cloth. 80 p. Typography Alfons van Heusden. Set from Sabon and printed on Mellotex in 175 numbered copies.
€ 20
* Edition issued by a Dutch bibliophile society. Stichting De Roos Nr. 134.

R 5. IRVING, Washington The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. Utrecht, Stichting De Roos, 1959. Cloth. 78 p. in English. Band, typography and hand-colored vignette by Susanne Heynemann. Printed on Pannekoek white vellum paper in an edition of 175 numbered copies. Bookplate inserted.
€ 15
* Cat. De Roos 46.

R 6. ISHERWOOD, Christopher The Nowaks. (With six drawings and two vignettes, and typography, by Kurt Löb). Utrecht, Stichting De Roos, 1972 [= 1973]. 30 x 20 cm. Decorated white cloth. 44 p. Set from Monotype Gill and printed by Hooiberg on Offsetmasqué Highproof Satin paper in 175 numbered copies. Binding has a few spots.
€ 25
* In English. Deluxe illustrated issue for a well-known Dutch bibliophile society. Christopher Isherwood commented about this large format edition to illustrator Kurt Löb: ‘The three copies of your beautiful edition of “The Nowaks” arrived today. Thank you so much! This kind of tribute from a fellow-artist is worth more to me than any other. It is quite uncanny how your portrait of Herr Nowak resembles the original. And I think you catch the atmosphere of the Berlin slums perfectly. Again thank you!’. The easily soiled binding has almost always some stains. Leeflang 95.

R 7. JOYCE, James Giacomo Joyce. (Translated by Erik Bindervoet and Robbert-Jan Henkes. With illustrations by Erik Bindervoet). Utrecht, De Roos, 2019. Boards in slipcase. Design Niels Schrader. Printed in an edition of 175 numbered copies.
€ 75
* With an afterword, extensive notes, an exhaustive bibliography and the entire first edition from 1968 in facsimile. De Roos 188. == Translation into Dutch for a bibliophile society with added notes and a facsimile of the first edition. Issued in an edition of 175 numbered copies.

R 8. McEWAN, Ian Disguises. (Illustrated by Tom Eyzenbach). (Utrecht), De Roos, 1984. Cloth with dust jacket. 48 p. In English. Typography Alfons van Heusden. 10 drawings by Eyzenbach. Set from Bembo and printed by Geuze on Hahnemühle paper in 175 numbered copies. Cover very slightly soiled.
€ 95
* Some illustrations are cleverly provided with layers with additions on transparent paper, which complement each other. Illustrated edition in English from a Dutch bibliophile society. Although signed copies exist, this is not a signed edition and this book has not been signed. Cat. De Roos 128.

R 9. MELVILLE, Herman Bartleby. (With seven original lithographs (+ one on the cover) by Jan Bons). (Utrecht, Stichting De Roos), 1969. In original case. (60) p. Typography Jan Bons. Set from the Bembo and printed by Den Ouden on Hahnemühle in an edition of 175 numbered copies.
€30
* In English. Masterfully pessimistic story with melancholy lithographs. Cat. De Roos 85. == Attractive illustrated edition (in English) of a venerable Dutch bibliophile society. One of 175 numbered copies.

R 10. ORWELL, George Animal farm. (With illustrations by Frits Frietman). Utrecht, De Roos, 2000. 29 x 18 cm. Boards. 120 p. Typography Jan van Beusekom. Set from the Plantin and printed in brown and red on Butterfly Pink paper in an edition of 175 numbered copies. Binding partly slightly discoloured.
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* Bibliophile edition, in English, printed in 175 numbered copies. Cat. De Roos 155.

R 11. POE, Edgar Allan The Raven. (Illustrated by Dick Dooijes). Utrecht, Stichting De Roos, 1983. Bound as a Chinese block book. 16 p. Entirely calligraphed by Dick Dooijes. Printed by Mart. Spruijt on Simili Japon in 175 numbered copies. Cover partly discolored (as usual). Vague folds in corners.
€ 30
* Cat. De Roos 124.

R 12. REVE, Gerard Gossamer. Herfstdraden. (Bibliofiele uitgave Stichting De Roos). Utrecht, Stichting De Roos, 2012. Velvet with dust jacket. 144 p. Typographical care by Rick Vermeulen. Printed in red and blue in 175 numbered copies.
€ 100
* A portrait of Reve has been punched into the front of the dust jacket, so you can see it in velvet. Ten elements from the story are punched out on the back. The bottom cut and the top cut are red, the belly is blue. ‘Gossamer’ was originally written in English by Reve and is printed in blue in this special edition. The Dutch translation by Hanny Michaelis (Reve’s former wife) is also included, in red. Cat. De Roos 178. == Edition in the original English and in translation.

R 13. SWIFT, Jonathan Directions to Servants in general; and in particular to the Butler, Cook, Footman, Coachman, Groom, House-Steward, and Land-Steward, Porter, Dairy-Maid, Chamber-Maid, Nurse, Laundress, House-Keeper, Tutoress, or Governess. Utrecht, Stichting de Roos, 1972. Cloth. 80 p. With 24 drawings by Mart Kempers. Typography Aldert Witte. Printed by Geuze on Hahnemühle in an edition of 175 numbered copies.
€ 20
*Ironic directions for the staff. A very nice gift book for your holidays. Catalogus De Roos 93.

R 14. WILDER, Thornton The bridge of San Luis Rey. (With seven original etchings (one of which is on the binding) by Simon Koene). (Utrecht), Stichting De Roos, 1987. In English. Cloth with slipcase. 104 p. Typography Alfons van Heusden. Set from Baskerville and printed by Mercurius on Hahnemühle in an edition of 175 numbered copies. Case partly slightly discoloured.
€ 45
* Monumental edition of this famous novel by three-time Pulitzer Prize winner Thornton Wilder. With a message from the Foundation De Roos about the farewell of director Chris Leeflang and a prospectus for the bibliophile book ‘Francesco’, referring to the De Roos edition by Slauerhoff that was illustrated by illustrator Marjolein Varekamp. Catalogus De Roos 135.

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89. DEEPING, Warwick Het huis der verspieders. Uit het Engelsch vertaald door R. de Bree. Bilthoven, H. Nelissen, (ca. 1930). Ingenaaid. 224 p. 1e druk. Roestig.
€ 15
* Pulproman die speelt in de napoleontische tijd, in Engeland.

90. DELAFIELD, E.M. Shon. (Faster! Faster!). Prague, Nakladatelstvi Jos. R. Vílimek, ca. 1937. Sewn with dust jacket and cummerbund. 288 p. Czech translation of Delafield’s novel Faster! Faster! by Anna Pospisilová. 2nd edition. Some light wear along the edges of the cover, but a fragile book in excellent condition.
€ 25
* The prolific author Edmée Delafield (1890-1943) was the daughter of a Welsh earl and a British writer. This book is summarized in Wikipedia as “Claudia Winsloe, a dynamo of energy, runs London Universal Services and her home with equal tyranny. Pushing herself too hard, she dies in a collision, and the family and business get on fine without her.” But the nice thing about this Czech translation is the excellent condition of the book and the striking modernist cover.

91. DEN HAAG – TONEEL Zes toneelstukken van William Shakespeare. Programma’s van den Koninklijken Schouwburg ‘s-Gravenhage. Speelseizoen 1921-1925. (6 stuks). Den Haag, Koninklijke Schouwburg, 1921-1925. Geniet. 1 voorkant met reclame voor Vim, achterkant met geïllustreerde advertentie voor Galeries Lafayette of Studebaker-auto’s. Binnenwerk 8 pagina’s, met één blad over het toneelstuk met de rolverdeling, soms een toelichting, verder (Haagse) advertenties – vaak mooi geïllustreerd. 1e drukken. Omslagen hier en daar met vlekjes.
€ 50
* 1. Hamlet, 2. Een Midzomernachtdroom, 3. Naar het U lijkt, 4. Macbeth, 5. Een Winteravondsprookje, 6. Veel gemin, geen gewin. De eerste vier vertalingen van Jac. van Looy, de vijfde van Willem Royaards en de zesde van L.A.J. Burgersdijk. ‘Letterkundig Raadsman: J. Greshoff’. Versiering van o.a. Frits Lensvelt en Nelly Bodenheim (niet afgebeeld).

92. DICKENS, Charles Helena en andere verhalen uit de Household Words. (&) Novellen uit de Household-Words. Amsterdam, Gebroeders Kraaij, 1852, (&) Utrecht, W.H. van Heyningen, 1852. Twee delen in één band. 23 x 14 cm. Halfleer met gemarmerde platten. (4), 300 p. met gelithografeerde titelpagina, waarop een gekleurde lithografie van Charles Rochussen; 280 p. met gelithografeerde titelpagina, waarop een ongesigneerde lithografie in zwart-wit. Beide litho’s zijn gedrukt door C.W. Mieling. 1e drukken. Rug wat versleten. Reclamezegeltje (Dickens 100 jaar, 1912) op binnenkant voorplat geplakt. Wat roest. Lichte rookgeur.
€ 125
* Schaarse eerste drukken van Nederlandse Dickensvertalingen, met kortere en langere verhalen uit Dickens’ tijdschrift Household Words. == First editions of these rare translations into Dutch (2 in 1 vol.).

93. DICKENS, Charles The Personal History, Adventures, Experience, and Observation of David Copperfield The Younger of Blunderstone Rookery (which he never meant to be published on any account). Leipzig, Bernhard Tauchnitz, 1849, 1850, 1850. 3 delen. Contemporain uniform half kalfsleer met vergulde rug en gemarmerde platten. VI, 322; VI, 386; X, 430 p. Randen iets versleten. Wat roest. Zonder inscripties
€ 75
* David Copperfield in een vroege Tauchnitz-editie. Todd & Bowden (Tauchnitz-catalogus) 175Ab.

94. DICKENS, Charles Was you thinking at all of poetry? [Banholt, Bonnefant Press], 1993. Folded leaf of laid paper. 4 p. Fine condition.
€ 35
* A wish for the 50th birthday of private printer Ser Prop by his colleague, Hans van Eijk of the Bonnefant Press: a conversation about poetry between Mr Boffin and Mr Wegg from Our Mutual Friend. Printed in only a few dozen copies, making this a Dickens edition that is very hard to come by.

95. (DICKENS, Charles). PRISMA-REEKS In de Prisma-boeken verschijnen de werken van Charles Dickens. Utrecht, Het Spectrum, [1952]. 14 x 10 cm. (Uitgevouwen 39 x 28 cm). Folder. 16 p. Gedrukt in groen en zwart. Rijk geïllustreerd. Met boekhandelsstempel. Gevouwen, netjes.
€ 25
* Aankondiging van de bekende Prisma-pocketserie, die vanaf 22 februari (1952) stuk voor stuk zou gaan verschijnen, met een tussenruimte van drie weken.

96. DICKEY, James Large signed original photograph. Very fine original b/w photograph made by Terry Parke in 1979, 24 x 18 cm, with a signed dedication in ink by the poet. Pasted onto a sheet of paper – on the other side of the paper a typed letter has been glued with a signed greeting to a Dutch autograph and photo collector, dated 1983.
€ 35
* James Dickey (1923-1997) was an American poet and novelist, United States Poet Laureate in 1966.

97. DICKINSON, Emily 40. Den Haag, (Statenhofpers), 2015. Vouwblad in omslag. Met de hand gezet en gedrukt door Jaap Schipper in roodbruin en zwart [in een oplage van 105 plus enkele exemplaren].
€ 20
* Poëzie. Gedrukt voor het project Veertig plus, een uitgave ter gelegenheid van het veertigjarig bestaan van Stichting Drukwerk in de Marge.

98. (DICKINSON, Emily). BUCKINGHAM, Willis J. Emily Dickinson. An annotated Bibliography. Writings, Scholarship, Criticism, and Ana 1850-1968. Bloomington, Indiana University Press, 1970. 24 x 16 cm. Linnen met stofomslag. xiv, 322 p. 1e druk. Uitstekend exemplaar met goed stofomslag, prijs afgeknipt.
€ 20

99. DOORN, Willem van Of the tribe of Homer. Being an enquiry into the theory and practice of English narrative verse since 1833. (Met opdracht van de auteur). Amsterdam, De Arbeiderspers, 1932. Ingenaaid. 252 p. 1e druk. Wat roest. Enkele potloodnotities.
€ 20
* (Inscribed by the author). Amsterdam, De Arbeiderspers, 1932. Original wrappers. 252 p. 1st edition. Some foxing. A few pencil notes.
‘The English Family Homer’! Pretty much like the ‘Swiss Family Robinson’. Commercial edition of the dissertation of English teacher Willem van Doorn (1875-1959). A lot of quoted poetry. With handwritten dedication ‘For Annie ten Kate/ from her friend/ the author’. Beautiful cover in the style of Fré Cohen. In 1976 a reprint appeared in Folcroft, Pennsylvania.
‘De Engelse familie Homerus’! Zo ongeveer, negentiende-eeuwsgewijs. Handelseditie van het proefschrift van leraar Engels Willem van Doorn (1875-1959). Veel geciteerde poëzie. Met handgeschreven opdracht ‘For Annie ten Kate/ from her friend/ the author’. Mooi omslag in de stijl van Fré Cohen. In 1976 verscheen een herdruk te Folcroft, Pennsylvania.

100. DOUBLE CROWN CLUB The Double Crown Club Dinner. Nr. 286 & 291. 1. [Staplehurst, Kent, The Florin Press, 1986]. 25 x 17 cm. Menu for Dinner 286. Sewn. 8 p. printed in red and black. Loosely inserted: an appendix about printing errors by Graham Williams. With reproduced printer’s marks from ten famous printers (including Grabhorn, Ashendene, Bruce Rogers) and two specially produced by the printer of The Florin Press, Graham Williams.
2. (I M-K: N MCD), 1987. Menu for Dinner 291, ‘Tuesday October 15, 1987’. 17 x 11 cm. Folding page printed in bronze, brown and black. Loosely inserted: an appendix about printing errors (!) by N McD (October 15 was on a Thursday in 1987).
Both in excellent condition, except no. 1 has a small white spot on the front.
€ 50
* I M-K is probably Ian Mackenzie-Kerr (of Thames & Hudson), and N MCD Nicolas Macdowall (of the Oldstile Press). The Double Crown Club, which has existed for 99 years, organizes a dinner in London four to six times a year for its members, all of whom have something to do with the production of books.

100 a. DOUBLE CROWN CLUB Invitation to The Double Crown Club, Hundredth Meeting. [London], The Double Crown Club, 1949. Folded sheet of tinted Fabriano paper printed in burgundy and black by R.S. Atterbury. Some dark spots, slightly discoloured. With internal (not filled in) ‘Candidates for Election’ form in smaller format.
€ 25
* Probably from Jan van Krimpen, who had been an honorary member of this society of bookmakers since 1928. Of the five candidate members, Jan Tschichold is the most prominent. The Double Crown Club, which has been in existence for 99 years, organizes a dinner four to six times a year in London for its members, all of whom have something to do with the production of books.

101. DOUGLAS, Norman In the Beginning. New York, The John Day Company, 1928. Decoratief karton. 310 p. Niet afgesneden. 1e Amerikaanse uitgave. Rug verbruind. Hoeken wat gebutst, spoor van verwijderd exlibris.
€ 35
* Onderhoudende fantasy-roman, spelend in de Dagen van Ooit.

101 a. DOUGLAS, Norman Paneros. Some Words on Aphrodisiacs and the like. (1/650 signed copies, inscribed to W.H.D. Rouse). London, Chatto & Windus, 1931. Cloth-backed decorated boards with dust jacket. (8), 104 p. Uncut. Printed in 650 numbered copies, of which 600 for sale. Second edition (first: Giuseppe Orioli, 1930). Dust jacket a bit browned and worn at the edges and usual points. Traces of a bookplate.
€ 225
* Nr. 617/650, inscribed and signed by Norman Douglas to ‘his old friend/ W.H.D. Rouse’, dated May 1935. Rouse (1863-1950) was a well-known teacher, headmaster of The Perse School and one of the founder editors of Loeb Classical Library.
Nice book about love potions with a portrait of the author as a toddler in girl’s clothes.

101 b. (DOUGLAS). MACGILLIVRAY, Richard Norman Douglas. Florence, G. Orioli, 1933. The Lungarno Series n. 11. Tweekleurig linnen. (8), 152 p. Niet afgesneden. Gedrukt in 450 genummerde exemplaren, waarvan 400 voor de handel (dit is nr. 44). 1e druk. Band iets gevlekt. Exlibris verwijderd.
€ 50
* Uitvoerige en persoonlijke studie met veel citaten.

102 a. DOWSON, Ernest Love’s Aftermath. (Compiled by Gerrit Komrij. With an original portrait etching by Peter Yvon de Vries). (Amsterdam), De Lange Afstand, 1982. Cloth with dust jacket. (28) p. Hand-set from the Dutch Mediaeval and printed by Peter Yvon de Vries in red, blue and black on Velin d’Arches in an edition of only 15 numbered copies. 1st edition.
€ 450
* Thirteen poems and three prose texts by Dowson (1867-1900), compiled by Gerrit Komrij on the occasion of Marijke Stapert-Eggen’s 38th birthday.

102 b. DOWSON, Ernest Selected Poems. (Printer’s proof of a never published Dowson edition).[Amsterdam], self-published, 1946. Proof. Without cover. 40 p. Uncut. Paper browned. Large tear in halftitle (= cover page). With many corrections (and sundry errors that went uncorrected), partly in the handwriting of Huib van Krimpen.
€ 250
* This joint publication by writer Max de Jong and typographer-publisher Huib van Krimpen never materialized and probably got stuck in the proofing phase. The title page shows the year 1945, which has been changed to 1946. According to the colophon, the edition was 500: ‘Five hundred copies have been pronted [sic] by Messrs G.J. Thieme at Nijmegen for the publisher of. [sic]’. The booklet ties in with the poems by Langston Hughes that Van Krimpen had published in 1944, and with ‘Plaquette’ by Max de Jong, also published by Huib van Krimpen. Not in Brinkman, NCC or Worldcat.

103. DOYLE, Arthur Conan, Hugh WALPOLE, Rebecca WEST, Compton MACKENZIE, Israel ZANGWILL, a.o. (and “The Unknown Man”) My Religion. Together with replies from many eminent divines and others. London, Hutchinson & Co., [1925]. Green cloth. Front of original dust jacket pasted in at the beginning. 140 p. Uncut. 1st edition. Spine a bit discolored.
€ 25
* Famous authors about their religion. Nice dust jacket shows photos of the ten authors (but not of The Unknown Man, obviously).

104. (DRUKWERK IN DE MARGE) All That Jazz and other stuff. Vriendendoos voor Dick – Het Gonst – Wessels. Drukwerk in de Marge, 2011. 31 bibliofiele uitgaven van 18 x 18 cm in ouderwets platenkoffertje voor singels. Vervaardigd in een oplage van 40 exemplaren.
€ 350
* Vrolijke vriendendoos ter gelegenheid van de vijfenzestigste verjaardag van Dick Wessels (Het Gonst). Bevat bijdragen van de Augustijn Pers (fragmenten uit het Hooglied), Avalon Pers (gedichten o.a. Hanny Michaelis, Jan Hanlo, Gerrit Achterberg en Piet Paaltjens), De Baaierd (gedicht van J. Bernlef), Boktor (Gedicht van John Cooper Clarke), Bureau Claxon (Hester Verkruissen), Druksel, Eierlandpers (gedicht van Jules Deelder), Eikeldoorpers (genummerd en gesigneerd druksel van Doortje de Vries), Enkidu Pers (liedteksten van o.a. Randy Newman), Ergo Pers (tekst van John Cage), Hinderickx & Winderickx (gedicht van Ingmar Heytze), Houtpers, Huis Clos, In de Bonnefant, Kalamos Pers (gedicht van Erik Menkveld), De Klaproos (origineel schilderwerk met gedicht van Baudelaire), De Koekanger Handpers, De Lojen Deur Pers, Marlies Louwes (verhaal van Charles Mingus), Mercator Press, Mikado pers, Pastei, Pers No. 14, The Rather Obscure Press, Statenhofpers (gedicht van Vestdijk), Studio-Eggink, Triona Pers, De Uitvreter, De Vier Seizoenen en De Zwarte Hen. Projecten DIDM 34.

104 a. DRUKWERK IN DE MARGE, STICHTING Printing in Oxford & Leiden. Drukwerk in Leiden & Oxford. A joint project between members of the Oxford Guild of Printers in England, and Stichting Drukwerk in de Marge in Holland. Leiden/ Oxford, Oxford Guild of Printers/ Stichting Drukwerk in de Marge, 1989. 18 boekjes en vouwbladen in staande, met marmerpapier overtrokken kartonnen schuifdoos met titeletiket (Chris Hicks). Vervaardigd in een oplage van 150 exemplaren.
€ 200
* 17 drukkers, waarvan tien Nederlandse en zeven Engelse, drukten teksten die de geschiedenis van de boekdrukkunst in Leiden en Oxford betreffen. DIDM G-3.

105. DRURY, Allen Original Photo with Signed Dedication. 1984. Oblong (10 x 13 cm).
€ 25
* This nice color photo shows the author of ‘Advise and Consent’ (1918-1998) and many more novels and other books about American politics (like ‘A Senate Journal’), reading a book on a veranda near the sea. On the other side of the sheet part of the original envelope has been pasted with a stamp ’18 jan 1984′.

106. DUNCALF, Stephen Good Hoofs. London, Coracle Press, 1976. 17 x 10 cm. Original wrappers with blindstamp and brown print. 20 leaves, printed on one side in brown ink in 200 numbered copies. Bookplate of A.S.A. Struik.
€ 20
* Poems. Struik was a great collector of unusual books.

107. (DWIGGINS). ABBE, Dorothy The Dwiggins Marionettes. A Complete Experimental Theatre in Miniature. New York, Harry N. Abrams, (1970). 36 x 28 cm. Versierd linnen met origineel acetaat-stofomslag. xxii, 236 p. Met talloze foto’s. De kleurenillustraties zijn vorstelijk ingeplakt. 1e druk. Gaaf.
€ 295
* Reusachtig, koffietafelgroot, loodzwaar maar erg grappig boek over de grote hobby van typograaf en letterontwerper William A. Dwiggins (1880-1956): marionetten maken naar het uiterlijk van zijn vrienden en kennissen, en daar voorstellingen mee geven, uiteraard met zelf getekende quasi-antieke programma’s. Dorothy Abbe was jarenlang Dwiggins’ assistente. Zij erfde de poppen van Dwiggins’ vrouw en stelde er dit boek van samen, met de veelal door haar gemaakte foto’s.
In dit exemplaar liggen drie originele foto’s gemaakt door ‘D.A.’, Dorothy Abbe dus, een van 26,0 x 33,0 cm waarop het door Dwiggins speciaal gebouwde theater te zien is. Achterop staan typografische aanwijzingen in pen, en in potlood ‘Dwiggins Studio’, het adres en ‘Photo by D.A.’, mogelijk geschreven door de fotografe. Deze foto is niet gaaf, er zitten enkele kreukjes in en de onderhoeken zijn omgevouwen.
De tweede foto (17,0 x 12,5 cm) is gaaf en vertoont een geheel ontklede marionet, met achterop ‘photo by D.A.’.
De derde foto (25,0 x 13,0 cm) is leuk, en in heel redelijke staat, en vertoont William Dwiggins met de door hem gemaakte marionet van zichzelf op zijn knie. Achterop staat in potlood ‘Photo by D.A./ c. 1939’ plus typografische aanwijzingen in balpen. Er is een geel plakkertje op de achterkant aangebracht met in het handschrift van Will van Krimpen ‘Herinnering aan veel clams en whisky sours met Dorothy 1968′! Kennelijk zijn de foto’s gebruikt in een tijdschriftartikel, maar dat kon ik niet achterhalen.
Ook met een (lege) gepostzegelde envelop geadresseerd aan ‘Mr + Mrs Huib van Krimpen’ met achterop het gedrukte adres ’45 Irving Street/ Hingham’ van het theater annex studio van Dwiggins.

108. (DWIGGINS, W.A.). ABBE, Dorothy “words told off for special ornamental duty”. A Selection of Dwiggins’ Typographic Ornaments. Reprinted from Direct Advertising by the Society of Printers as a Keepsake for the Society. Boston, The Society of Printers, 1958. 30 x 22 cm. Genaaid met sierkoord. 20 p. 1e druk in deze vorm. Keurig.
€ 40
* Fantasierijke ornamenten, samengesteld of getekend door William Dwiggins, de geestigste aller grafisch ontwerpers. Door Huib van Krimpen meegebracht uit Boston.

109. EDGEWORTH, Maria The Basket-woman and other Stories. Halifax, Milner & Sowerby, 1862. 12 x 7 cm. Original embossed wrappers. 160 p. With frontispice and title illustration by W. Banks, Edinburgh. Slightly worn and a bit foxed.
€ 25
* Nice edition of Miss Edgeworth’s Juvenile Tales. Contains also ‘Barring Out; Or, the Party Spirit’ and ‘Rosamond’.

110. ELIOT, T.S. Cape Ann. (Vertaald door Bert Voeten). (Woubrugge, Avalon Pers, 1990). Ingenaaid. (4) p. Gezet uit de Arrighi en de Centaur en met de hand gedrukt in rood en zwart op Zerkall in een oplage van 150 exemplaren.
€ 15
* Gesigneerd door de vertaler onder het colofon. Jaarwisselingsgeschenk 1990/1991. == Translation into Dutch

110 a. (ELIOT, T.S.). BODELSEN, C.A. T.S. Eliot’s Four Quartets. A Commentary by C.A. Bodelsen. Copenhagen, Copenhagen University Publications Fund, 1966. Original folding wrappers. 128 p. Second edition. Very good copy.
€ 22
* With a preface to the second edition comprising some remarks by Eliot about this book’s first edition of 1958.

111. ELLIOTT, Harry (Kalender voor 1932). 46 x 33 cm. Met lintstrik. 4 bladen, eenzijdig bedrukt met een getinte lithografie plus ingeschoven Engelstalig kwartaalkalendertje. Schaafplekje, verder in goede staat.
€ 75
* Harry Elliott (= Charles Edmond Hermet, 1882-1959), ‘le gentleman illustrateur’, de meest Britse onder de Franse kunstenaars, voorzag deze kalender van vier grote en kleurige wintergezichten met een negentiende-eeuwse postkoets die winterse dreven berijdt. Levendige, sfeervolle en hartverwarmende prenten. == Calendar with 4 large colorful prints of a stagecoach.

112. (ENITHARMON PRESS). HALLIWELL, Steven Alan Clodd and the Enitharmon Press. A Checklist of his Publications 1967-1987 and Private Printings 1958-1998. Compiled By Steven Halliwell. With a Tribute By Jeremy Reed. London, Enitharmon Press, 1998. Original cloth. 80 p. Printed in 250 numbered copies. With tipped-in illustrations. 1st edition. Fine.
€ 25

113 a. ERSKINE, John Actaeon and Other Poems. New York-London: John Lane, 1907. Original gilt green cloth. (8), 96 p. Uncut. 1st edition. Excellent copy.
€ 45
* Poetry about ancient Greek and Roman subjects, a few with Uranian undertones. With bookplate of the author, showing a knight in armour, and an extensive inscription by the author’s widow, Helen Worden Erskine, to Phil J.W. Cook (dated 1958), and Cook added another inscription about John as well as Helen Erskine.

113 b. EVANS, Walker American Photographs. With an essay by Lincoln Kirstein. New York, The Museum of Modern Art, 1938. Cloth with dust jacket. 204 p. 87 photos. Printed in 5000 copies. Errata slip bound in at p. 4. 1st edition. DJ worn through at the edges and reinforced with brown paper tape. Price cut out. A bit browned and damaged. Book corners slightly bumped, otherwise very good. Bookplate removed.
€ 350
* Classical American photo book.

114. EWART, Gavin A 14-year old convalescent cat in the winter. (Met een tweekleurenlinosnede van Olivia Ettema). (Den Haag, Statenhofpers, 2010). Vouwblad in omslag. Met de hand gezet uit de Meidoorn en gedrukt op handgeschept Japans door Jaap Schipper in een beperkte oplage.
€ 25
* Jaarwisselingsgeschenk 2010-2011.

115. (EYCK, P.N. van) The Library of the late P.N. van Eyck. Utrecht, Beijers, 1972. Ingenaaid. 164 p. 1e druk. Lichte gebruikssporen.
€ 25
* Van Eyck overleed in 1954, zijn vrouw Nelly in 1971. Dit is de veilingcatalogus van het literaire deel van zijn bibliotheek. Aparte secties voor o.a. D.H. Lawrence, W.B. Yeats (een complete Cuala Press) en Stefan George. Aanzienlijke collecties Joyce, Mallarmé en Verlaine. En natuurlijk een grote collectie Nederlandse poëzie ‘in gewone en luxe uitgaven’ zoals dat toentertijd heette. Deftig dofzilverkleurig omslag.

116. FABRÈS, Oscar Frank Schoonmaker Selection. Collection of wine prints. In envelope handwritten by Fabrès. C.1949. 12 wine labels in color pasted on five sheets (about 31 x 23 cm) of drawing paper, and two black and white advertisement pages with illustrated advertisements. The latter are somewhat puckered and spotted. With a large, yellow-brown envelope (25 x 33 cm), addressed in pen by Fabrès to his wife and mother-in-law in Laren, North Holland. With handwritten sender’s address and two American postage stamps (3 and 15 cents), and matching cancels (dated July 27, 1949).
€ 100
* The twelve wine labels all refer to Frank Schoonmaker (1905-1976), a wine and travel writer who did much to market American wine. The two advertisements refer to ‘American Champagne’ of Almadén and Korbel. The Fabrès labels were still used in the 1970s, more than ten years after his death. But these are very early examples, sent to Grandma (his mother’s wife) and perhaps intended for a scrapbook.

116 a. FABRÈS, Oscar ‘To Grandma from Alice and Oscar’. Original color drawing. Grained thin writing paper. 26.5 x 18.0 cm. Folded twice horizontally and slightly wrinkled.
€ 125
* Self-portrait: Fabrès stands on a skyscraper in the panorama of New York and releases a dove with a letter, which reads ‘To Oma from Alice and Oscar’ towards a mill on the other side of the ocean. At the bottom it says ‘New York/ 30 May/ 1946’. Colored in gray, blue, green, yellow and red. ‘Grandma’, Christina Overduin-Kaan (1862-1950), the mother of Oscar’s wife Alice Overduin, celebrated her 84th birthday that day.

117. FARRAR, Frederic W. Een schooljongen, of van Kwaad tot erger. Naar het Engelsch uitgegeven door J. Kneppelhout. Alkmaar, G.G. Vonk, 1891. Geïllustreerd bruin linnen. (12), 324 p. Met illustraties. 4e druk. Grijs vlekje op de voorkant, iets scheefgelezen.
€ 15
* Met Voorbericht van de schrijver en twee voorberichten van de vertaler, Johannes Kneppelhout, daterend van 1868 en 1891. Met verklarende voetnoten.

118. FARRER, Julia, & Ian TYSON Partwork 00. London, self published, 1995. 36 x 13 cm. Original black folding wrappers. 12 p. Printed in 250 numbered copies. Signed by the authors. 1st edition. Fine condition.
€ 35
* An illusion formed from a ‘collaborative transformation of visual invention, an essential geometry of proportion’. Artists’ book, a tall black form.

119. FERGUSON, Walter Schetsen uit den jeugdigen leeftijd van Walter Ferguson, den zoon van een’ Schotsch predikant. Naar de derde Engelsche uitgave door G. Engelberts Gerrits. Amsterdam, G. Portielje, 1837. Uitgeverskarton. (4), 164 p. Gegraveerde titelpagina met afbeelding ontworpen door G. Veldhuyzen, uitgevoerd door D. Sluyter. 1e druk. Rug en randen wat versleten, klein vlekje voorop. Wat roest aan de randen van het papier, één katern (p. 145-160) sterker verbruind.
€ 35
* Nederlandse vertaling van My Early Days. By Walter Ferguson, Astronomer (1826). == Rare translation into Dutch.

120. FERLINGHETTI, Lawrence Christ Climbed Down. (Met een illustratie van Paul Snijders). [Amsterdam], Binderij Phoenix/ Phoenix editions, 1985. Vouwblad in omslag van botanisch papier. [Gedrukt door Ger Rustenburg in zeer beperkte oplage].
€ 30
* ‘Christ climbed down/ From his bare tree’. Gedicht van Ferlinghetti (1919-2021). Nieuwjaarsgeschenk van Binderij Phoenix voor 1985/1986.

121. FIELD, Michael The Wattlefold. Unpublished poems by Michael Field. Collected by Emily C. Fortey. The Preface by Fr. Vincent McNabb. Oxford, Basil Blackwell, 1930. Groen linnen. (10), 208 p. 1e druk. Rug dof. Paginaranden ruw. Eerste schutbladen verwijderd.
€ 28
* Aanvulling van de poëzie (inclusief toneel) van de Britse auteurs Katharine Harris Bradley (1846-1914) en Edith Emma Cooper (1862-1913), die samen schreven als ‘Michael Field’. Verzameld uit rooms-katholieke tijdschriften door Emily Comber Fortey (1866-1946, baanbrekende chemicus).

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IAN HAMILTON FINLAY

1. COSTLEY, Ron / Ian Hamilton FINLAY Enchantment An Ear-alluring Sweetness. Edinburgh, Graeme Murray Gallery, [1977]. 27 x 27 cm. Illustration on a single page in cover. 1st edition. Vulnerable, but fine.
€30
* A text by the Neoplatonist philosopher Porphyry, a student of Plotinus, inspired Costley to create an idyllic drawing, which was typically published very ephemerally on his Finlays. There is also a signed version in 400 numbered copies.

2. COSTLEY, Ron / Ian Hamilton FINLAY Little Sparta. An introduction to the garden of Ian Hamilton Finlay. Little Sparta, The Little Sparta Trust, 2009. Stapled. 16 p.m. With drawings by Gary Hincks. 1st edition. Very neat.
Sold
* Inner note (5 lines) on Ron Costley’s own stationery, written with fineliner and dated ’14/iii/2009′, signed ‘Ron’. Attached are two pages from The Scotsman newspaper of March 28, 2006 about Finlay’s death.

3. COSTLEY, Ron / Ian Hamilton FINLAY A Proposal for the University of Durham at the Botanic Gardens. Foxglove. Little Sparta, Wild Hawthorn Press, 1995. 23 x 12 cm. Stapled. (8) p. Three reproductions of watercolors by Costley: foxglove (= foxglove), a stele with figures and an ensemble. With a small folding leaf inside on which the text (numbers) on the stele are beautifully in purple and green. 1st edition. Small spots on the front.
€50
* On the back a dedication written in pencil from Costley, signed ‘Ron’.

4. COSTLEY, Ron / Ian Hamilton FINLAY The Wartime Garden. Stonypath, Wild Hawthorn Press, [1979]. Stapled. (12) p. Drawings done in carmine and black. 1st edition. Discolored around spine
€45
* Not to be confused with the 1990 book entitled ‘A Wartime Garden’, edited by Graeme Murray.

5. FINLAY, Ian Hamilton Collaborations. Kettle’s Yard Gallery, Cambridge, 13 April – 8 May 1977. Cambridge Poetry Festival 1977. Cambridge, Kettle’s Yard, 1977. Stapled. 32 p. Illustrations by Ron Costley. With the collaboration of Stephen Bann and Kathleen Raine. 1st edition.
€30
* Collaboration of Ian Hamilton Finlay with other artists. Poetry, concrete art, explanations, including drawings.

6. FINLAY, Ian Hamilton Neun Vorschläge für einen Wald. Nine Proposals for a Forest. Ian Hamilton Finlay / Pia Maria Simig. Illustrations by Ron Costley. Grevenbroich, Landesgartenschau, 1995. Stapled. 24 p. Illustrations by Ron Costley.
With the collaboration of Stephen Bann and Kathleen Raine. 1st edition.
€40
* Collaboration of Finlay with other artists. Poetry, drawings and commentaries.

9. FINLAY, Ian Hamilton Two sheets with drawing and calligraphy by Ron Costley. 1. Region’s assault on the Garden Temple. 20 x 10 cm. Folded. In brown and red.
2. Homage to David (2). 27 x 10 cm. One-sided sheet printed in blue and red.
Little Sparta (Scotland), Wild Hawthorn Press, 1983. Design by Finlay, calligraphy and drawing by Ron Costley. Different formats.
€40
* Conceptual art.

10. FINLAY, Ian Hamilton & Gary HINCKS A Proposal for a Distant Spot. Homer, Odyssey. Folding page. 21 x 12 cm. Printed on one side. Little Sparta (Scotland), Wild Hawthorn Press, [1994]. From the Proposals series.
€20
* Conceptual art.

11. FINLAY, Ian Hamilton / Ron COSTLEY Four Trees. Little Sparta, Lanark, Self Published, [1994]. 100x65mm. Original cover with dust jacket, notebook stitch. (10) p. with explanatory insert. Color illustrations after watercolors by Ron Costley. 1st edition. Like New.
€25
* Trees that refer to Georges Couthon, Caspar David Friedrich, Goethe and Rousseau.

12. FINLAY, Ian Hamilton / Ron COSTLEY Ulysses was here. Stonypath, Lanark, Wild Hawthorn Press, [1979]. One sheet printed on one side, folded twice. Color illustration after watercolors by Ron Costley. 1st edition. Like New.
€20

13. FINLAY, Ian Hamilton, with Simon CUTTS and Sydney McK GLEN Straiks. [Little Sparta, Lanark], Wild Hawthorn Press, [1973]. 89x75mm. Original cover with illustrated dust jacket. (12) p. Illustrated. 1st edition. Some rust and staple rust.
€25
*Short poems by Simon Cutts with delicate drawings. ‘Straik’ is Scottish for ‘stroke’ – strike.

14. HERINGA, P.M. (As:) H.G. LIEBENTRAU Traject. The Hague, Tight End Press, (1986). 21 x 16.5 cm. Stapled in separate cover. (12) p.
€30
* Print proof on a different size and different paper.

15. HERINGA, P.M. (As:) LEBERECHT Pour une victoire de Guadalajara. Symphony/ Suite/ &/ Bruit de trumpettes. Sub Signo Libelli/The IHF Battle Fund, 1983. Original wrappers. (24) p. Hand-set from the Spectrum and printed in red and black by Ger Kleis in an edition of 60 numbered copies. 1st edition.
€45
* Battlescript that, in the colophon written by Peter Heringa, evokes the memory of the Spanish-Republican victory over the Italian-fascist detachment (‘of the slaughterer from Ferrol’ – Francisco Franco) during the battle of Guadalajara (1937). ‘The civilized powers kept aloof./ Two years later the Poets had left the country’). Attached is a hand-printed prospectus about Ian Hamilton Finlay: ‘The garden of Little Sparta, the life’s work of this poet and visual artist, the first in his country, is now under attack by the Scottish government. (…) The net proceeds from the booklet will go to the defense fund.’ And the Little Sparta garden still exists in 2023. Breugelmans 105.

 

 

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122. FOYLE, Christina Typed letter signed and photograph, sent to an autograph collector. With printed letterhead of W. & G. Foyle, Ltd., Booksellers. Dated 24th January, 1983. 3 lines. Signed in full with fountain pen. The letter has been pasted on a sheet of paper with the stamps of the original envelope and on verso a magazine picture by Vivienne Mellish. On a separate sheet of paper, a large portrait photo was pasted (photo of a photo), measuring 25 x 20 cm. On the reverse of this a sheet of Beeleigh Abbey paper has been pasted with another signature of Christina Foyle.
€ 25

123. FULTON, Ward The Seductive Baby-Sitters. Chatsworth, CA, Barclay House, 1972. Paperback series #7241. 192 p. First edition. Very good condition.
€ 25
* Sleaze ‘case study’, with a bibliography at the end, but meantime full of detailed sexy stories.

124. FURBANK, P.N. Italo Svevo. The Man and the Writer. (Inscribed and with a letter by the author). London, Secker & Warburg, 1966. Cloth with dust jacket. xiv, 234 p. Illustrated. 1st edition. Dj a bit worn. Some pencil notes.
€ 45
* Inscribed by the author: ‘For Trudy,/ with warmest regards and greetings/ from/ Nick Furbank’. With an accompanying handwritten 23-line letter to Trudy on paper headed with Furbank’s adress in London, dated ’29 June’. And with an extensive answer (8 pp.) by Trudy in concept, dated ’20 dec. 1981′. Furbank’s letter mentions Virginia Woolf and George Frederick Watts. Trudy’s letter mentions E.M. Forster, about whom Furbank had written a much acclaimed biography. A nice ensemble.

125. GALE, Norman Orchard Songs. London – New York, Elkin Mathews & John Lane – G.P. Putnam & Sons, 1893. Original vellum. (4), 112, 16 p. Printed in 150 copies on handmade paper. 1st edition. Some little spotting on the binding, otherwise fine. With a neatly calligraphed inscription by ‘M.A. Bennett/ Pembroke College’.
€ 150
* Deluxe edition. Beautiful cover and title page design by John Illingworth Kay.

126. GALLUP, George Original handwritten signature on a printed card. 1983. Oblong 8 x 13 cm.
€ 25
* Signature in ballpoint on a business card printed ‘The Gallup Poll’. With the front part of a printed envelope dated ‘Trenton, 8 Dec 1983′, less than a year before Gallup’s death. From a Dutch autograph hunter. Pasted to a sheet of ring binder paper, with typed account of the statistician and survey researcher George H. Gallup (1901-1984).

128. GATHORNE-HARDY, Edward An Adult’s Garden of Bloomers. Uprooted from the Works of Several Eminent Authors. New York, J.E. Heinemann, 1967. 23 x 10 cm. Original purple wrappers. (24) p. 1st American edition. Covers a bit worn and paled.
€ 25
* But not as paled as these innocent authors would have been, if they had been able to read their own sentences with 1960s double entendre.

129. GAY, John The fox at the point of death. (Met twee illustraties door de auteur). [Utrecht], The Busy Bee, (1945). Ingenaaid. (12) p. Gedrukt in een oplage van 525 genummerde exemplaren. Niet opengesneden. Vlek op voorplat.
€ 15
* De Jong 283.

130. GAVIN, Antonio Le Passe-par-tout de l’Eglise Romaine, des Dietrichs, dessen sich die Römische Kirche an statt der Schlüssel Petri bedienet, Anderer Theil. Oder: Die Betrügereyen der Pfaffen und Mönche in Spanien. Nach dem Englischen Original ins Teutsche übersetzt. Zweyte Auflage. Keulen aan de Rijn, zonder uitgever, 1730. Kalfsleer uit de tijd. 522 p. Met 8 gravures. 2e druk. Rug en randen wat versleten. ‘M.v.C.’ in gouden letters op de voorkant. Enkele geschreven cijfers op de binnenkant van de band. Monogramstempel in een hoekje van de titelpagina. Tekstpapier verbruind.
€ 45
* ‘Over de meestersleutel (loper) waarvan de Roomse Kerk zich bedient in plaats van de sleutel van Sint Petrus’. Deel twee van drie over de uitspattingen van de ontaarde geestelijkheid van Spanje, maar ook elders (Pausen, Ieren). Antonio Gavin (1682-1750) was aanvankelijk katholiek priester in Zaragoza. In 1733 vertrok hij naar Amerika, waar hij werkte als Anglicaans priester in Goochland County, Virginia, tot zijn dood.

131. GEIS, Richard Honeymoon Motel. Hollywood, France’ Book (1007), 1962. Mass market paperback with extra printed front flap. 160 p. 1st edition. Unblemished, a fine copy as these books go.
€ 25

132. GERMAN-AMERICAN ALMANAC Des Bauern und Handwerksmannes Calender für das Jahr 1843. Philadelphia, Mentz und Rovoudt, [1842]. Sewn with cloth strip. 34 p. Illustrated. First edition. Worn and soiled as usual. Creased, corners damaged, one larger tear in p. 29/30. Last 2 pages missing.
€ 30
* A.o. about General Logan, Lord North and Adam Poe. In poor condition, but an interesting witness of the early days of Pennsylvania and its German-American inhabitants. Nice illustrations.

134. GHOSE, Zulfikar A Memory of Asia. New & Selected Poems. (Signed). Austin, Texas, Curbstone Publishing Company, 1984. Cloth with dust jacket. X, 86 p. First edition. Pink DJ a bit discolored.
€ 30
* Inscribed by the author on the title page: “To Joost [de Wit], (signature)”. Besides, this book of poems of the Pakistani author is rather uncommon.

135. GINSBERG, Allen e.a. Residu. 1 – 1 Spring ’65. Athene, Daniel Richter, 1965. Ingenaaid. 100 p. Gevarieerde zwartwit-illustraties. 1e druk. Omslag en sneden vlekkig.
€ 60
* Vrijgevochten literair tijdschrift met veel aandacht voor drugs; het is in druk opgedragen aan ‘bart huges / neal phillips / eric dolphy’! Met proza en poëzie van o.a. Harold Norse, Allen Ginsberg, Charles Henri Ford, Ron Zimardi, Olivia de Hauleville, Nanos Valaoritis, Daniel Richter en Kay Johnson. Het tweede en laatste nummer van Residu zou een jaar later te Londen verschijnen. – Het omslag lijkt ruw met inkt gekwast, maar het is gedrukt naar ontwerp van Daniel Richter.

136. GOLDSTEIN, Judith S. Barney’s Book: Letters from Barney J. to Deborah. (Inscribed by Goldstein). Mt. Desert, Somes Pond Press, 2013. Original wrappers (with a nice picture of the daughter and the canine autor of the letters). 68 p. Extended reprint.
€ 35
* Inscribed and signed by Judith S. Goldstein (a historian): ‘To Freida/ With affection.’ Brilliant book of letters by a little pet dog to its owner.

137. GOLDSTEIN, Judith S. From Barney J. to Deborah. Letters to a Daughter. (Inscribed by Goldstein). Somesville, Somes Pond Press, 1992. Oblong 15 x 23 cm. Original wrappers (with a nice picture of the daughter looking at the canine author of the book). 40 p. 1st edition.
€ 35
* Inscribed and signed by Judith S. Goldstein: ‘October, 1998/ To Freida:/ With the pleasure/ of sharing.’ Brilliant little book of letters by a small pet dog to its young owner.

138. GRAHAM, Rigby Zes tentoonstellingsaffiches met een grote illustratie. Galway, Dublin, Amsterdam en elders, 1984-1985 en 1999. A3-formaat: 42 x 29,7 cm. Verschillende papiersoorten (één op lichtpaars Japans papier). Alle vijf met een prachtige landschapsillustratie van Rigby Graham. Eén affiche uit 1999, in kleur gedrukt en met horizontale vouw. Prima conditie.
€ 140
* Eén met handgeschreven opdracht van Graham aan David Simaleavich, gedateerd ‘9 January ’85’. In dat jaar organiseerde David een tentoonstelling van Rigby Graham in zijn Binderij Phoenix (affiche ook in deze collectie). Rigby Graham (1931-2015) was een landschapsschilder en -tekenaar met een romantische, dramatische inslag, zijn karakter even hoekig en compromisloos als de landschappen op deze affiches.

139. (GRAHAM, Rigby). JONSON, Ben Beneficia. Banholt, Bonnefant Press (‘Ioannus Quercus at the Officina Borogovi’), 1998. Cahiersteek. 8 p. Met een tekening van de Tower of London door Rigby Graham in rood en zwart. Gedrukt in 53 copies. Iets gekreukt.
€ 30
* In het Engels. Met handgeschreven opdracht van de drukker aan zijn collega Jan Thoolenaar. Een Koppermaandag-drukje voor het nieuwjaarsfeest van de drukkers.

140. GRAHAM, W.S. Uncollected Poems. Warwick, Greville Press, 1990. Original wrappers. 40 p. 1st edition. Light blue wrappers just a little discolored.
€ 15
* Posthumous publication of the Scottish poet (1932-1986).

141. GRAHAM, W.S., & Günter EICH, Roger GIROUX, Joao CABRAL DE MELO NETO, Pablo NERUDA, Eugenio MONTALE & Jaroslav SEIFERT Van de ene taal in de andere. Amsterdam, Rietveld Academie, 1986. A4. Bedrukte map met 7 katernen. 1e druk.
€ 25
* Werkstuk van zeven typografiestudenten met financiële bijdrage van de Frans Duwaeropdracht 1984. Vertalers o.a. Jan Eijkelboom, Willem van Toorn, Huub Beurskens, Wiel Kusters, August Willemsen, Barber van de Pol, Frans van Dooren en Jana Beranová.

143. GREEN, Henry Back. A Novel. London, The Hogarth Press, 1946. Dark grey cloth with complete dust jacket (designed by Vanessa Bell). 208 p. Jacket a bit worn at the edges, spine browned, lower cover a bit spotted.
€ 32
* Name of translator N. Brunt on first flyleaf.

144. GREEN, Henry Concluding. A Novel. (With 4 other novels by Henry Green). Blue cloth with dust jacket (designed by Mona Moore). (2), 254 p. Jacket a bit chipped at the edges. Tiny Blackwell bookmark on inside cover.
€ 75
* Added: Loving – Doting – Nothing – Back. London, The Hogarth Press, 1945-1952. Four different novels in different forms (three hardback, one sewn with dust jacket). 232; 252; 248; 208 p. Varied but early editions – Loving is 1st edition. Average to good condition. Five of the ten published novels by Henry Green, aka Henry Vincent Yorke (1905-1973). Most of his books are modernist novels that experiment with a style that is highly dialogue-dynamic. Doting (1952) was his last book.

145. GREENAWAY, Kate A Day in a Child’s Life. Illustrated by Kate Greenaway. Music by Myles B. Foster (Organist of the Foundling Hospital). Engraved and printed by Edmund Evans. London, Routledge & Sons, [1881]. Halflinnen met versierde papieren platten en afgeschuinde randen. Grasgroene schutbladen. 32 p. Liedjes met notenschrift, geheel in kleuren geïllustreerd met afbeeldingen van kleine kinderen en bloemen. 1e druk. Band wat gevlekt, slijtage aan de rug en randen. Voorkneep ligt iets open. Wat roestvlekjes binnenin, maar in heel acceptabele staat.
€ 85
* Aandoenlijke prenten en heerlijke, bloemrijke sierkaders bij liedjes van o.a. Herrick, Myles Birket Foster zelf en Kingsley.

146. GREENE, Hugh Original Photo with Signature. Oblong 11.5 x 16.5 cm.
€ 25
* Nice b/w photo of of an elderly, smiling Sir Hugh Greene, signed ‘Best wishes/ Hugh Greene. From a Dutch autograph hunter. Pasted to a sheet of ring binder paper, with typed account of the very influential director-general of the BBC (1960-1967) and brother of Graham Greene. On the other side part of the original envelope with letterhead ‘Bodley Head’ has been pasted.

147. GREENWOOD, James De wonden der maatschappij. Schetsen uit het Engelsche volksleven. Vrij bewerkt naar James Greenwood “The seven curses of London” door Mevr. D. Koorders. Haarlem, A.C. Kruseman, 1870. Halflinnen. (8), 412 p. 1e druk. Iets schuingelezen. Band wat verkleurd en versleten. Gescheurde pagina in het boek met plakband gerepareerd.
€ 40
* Een van de schrikbarende studies van de armoede in het 19e-eeuwse Londen door een sociaal journalist met een goede pen. Zeer vroeg en schaars.

148. GÜ, Ngowyang (Ouyang ZHU) Structural Variations of the Visual Cortex in Primates. Philadelphia, PA, The Wistar Institute Press, 1937. Stapled. (20) p. numbered 89-106. With illustrations. Offprint from The Journal of Comparative Neurology, vol. 67, nr. 1, June 15, 1937. Some stains and wear.
€ 75
* Inscribed by the author: ‘Frau Dr. van Bork-Feltkamp/ mit vorzüglichen Hochschätzung/ von G. Ngowyang’. The author (1898-1954) was an assistant at the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Brain Research in Berlin from 1932-1934. After this, he was professor of histology and neuroanatomy a.o. in Nanking, China. A.J. van Bork-Feltkamp was a Dutch anthropologist. Very rare with dedication.

148 a. HAAFF, P. Anne van ‘t Saurashtra (c. 450-50 BC), Surasena (c. 500-350 BC). Silver Punchmarked Coinage. Offprint of the Ahata cd-rom project on Indian Punchmarked Coinage. Burgh-Haamstede, Self-published, 2004. 28 x 21 cm. (8), Original bright orange wrappers. 120 p. Richly illustrated with photos and drawings of coins. 1st edition. Fine copy.
€ 25
* Punch-marked coinage of two Ancient Indian States. Foreword by Paul Murphy. Supported by the Indian Institute of Research in Numismatic Studies and the Oriental Numismatic Society.

149. (HASEGAWA, T.). Julia CARROTHERS Japan’s Year. Illustrated by Japanese Artists. Tokyo, T. Hasegawa, 1905. 25 x 18 cm. Block book-style brocade silk binding, decorated with silver and gold-toned lettering and plant appliqué. Purple tassel cord closure. Richly illustrated in color and provided with three color prints on crepe paper. 1st edition. Somewhat worn on the edges. Name written in the front (‘C. v.d. Woude’, a relative by marriage of Huib van Krimpen).
€ 750
* One of Takejiro Hasegawa’s more sumptuous crepe paper releases for the European and American markets. Extraordinarily beautiful, often moving and serene prints that show Japanese life. There is also a later reprint by another publisher (Nishinomiya), with its mark on the back cover.

150. (HATCHARDS BINDING). HOPE, Laurence Indian Love. With a Portrait of the Author. London-New York, Heinemann-John Lane Company, 1910. Richly gilt full morocco, decoration on upper and lower cover and spine. Stamped ‘Hatchards, 187, Piccadilly’ and address in very small type at the inside of the first flyleaf. Top edge gilt. viii, 96 p. With a portrait of the author. Later edition. Spine area a bit discolored, some wear.
€ 125
* The somewhat eccentric poet, also known as Violet Nicholson, committed suicide in 1904 (39 years old) after the death of her husband. (This book was first published in 1905). They lived an adventurous life in British India from 1881. Nice deluxe binding with asymmetrical art nouveau lettering.

151. HAWKINS, Anthony Hope Autograph Note Signed (1896). Small sheet of laid writing paper. 17,0 x 10,6 cm. 2 lines plus signature, dated ‘London: 27th Octr/96’ in black ink. Folded horizontally.
€ 35
* Thanks for a letter. Written between The Prisoner of Zenda and Rupert of Hentzau, when 33 year old Hawkins was already famous.

152. HAWKINS, Anthony Hope Autograph Note Signed (1909?). Page of blue paper from an autographs album. 20 x 16 cm. ‘Yours very truly’ plus signature in purple ink. On the same page there is a ‘Yours truly’ from Charles Warner. It must have been shortly before this actor’s death on February 12, 1909. Also a signature of actress Eva Moore and one unreadable. On the verso of the page is a large signature of the soprano Margaret Cooper, dated ‘17.3./MCMIX’.
€ 45

153. HAYMAN, Joe Twenty Different Adventures of Cohen on the Telephone and Other Different Samples of Hebrew Humour. Writtten and Compiled by Joe Hayman, the Original “Cohen on the Telephone” (of Hayman and Franklin). Illustrations by Charles O’Neill. London, Austin Rogers & Co., 1927. Original colorfully illustrated wrappers over ordinary printed wrappers. 96 p. Lower cover a bit soiled, some damage to the edges, but a wonderfully lively book in excellent condition.
€ 65
* Jewish humour with a beautiful jacket. The American first edition also dates from 1927. The original Cohen on the Telephone sketch is from 1913.

154. HEANEY, Seamus, & Jan HENDRIX Rejected title page of The Light of the Leaves. Mexico D.F./ Banholt, (Imprenta de los Trópicos/ In de Bonnefant), 1999. 38.5 x 24.5 cm. One leaf of Hahnemühle laid paper, printed only on one side. Set from Bembo and printed in green and black by Hans van Eijk (Bonnefant Press). Horizontal fold.
€ 50
* Proof page that was rejected because of a worn letter E in the name of the author. With remark in pencil by Hans van Eijk.

155. (HEINZ). FAIRMAN, Leroy The Growth of a Great Industry. The story of an industrial success, the principles upon which it was founded, the spirit by which it is animated, and the manner in which it is conducted. Pittsburgh, H.J. Heinz Co., 1910. 21 x 17 cm. Genaaid met sierkoord. 36 p. Frontispice in kleuren, alle pagina’s met illustraties (naar foto’s en tekeningen) in gele steunkleur. Wit vlekje achterop, verder in keurige staat. Met stempels van de verzamelaar D.J. Spaans.
€ 50
* Schitterend uitgevoerde bedrijfsbrochure niet met aandacht voor de produkten, maar vooral voor het progressieve en zorgzame personeelsbeleid, de gebouwen, de organisatie en de voorzieningen voor het personeel. De Amerikaan Henry John Heinz stichtte het bedrijf in 1875 en leidde het tot zijn dood in 1919.

155 a. HELLER RARE BOOKS Inc., Joshua Fine Books from seven British Private Presses. Washington DC, Joshua Heller Rare Books, [1986]. Bedrukt mapje met 7 prospectussen van margedrukkers, gedrukt op diverse mooie geschepte papieren.
€ 20
* Mooie reclame voor publicaties uit 1986 van o.a. The Fleece Press, The Tern Press en The Whittington Press, van vooraanstaande en hoogst kundige en veeleisende margedrukkers.

156. (HERBERT, Charles & Augusta). POLIDORI, Gaetano Novelle morali. Parte prima. London, D. Jaques & Co., 1804. 11 x 7 cm. Contemporary gilt red leather. Marbled endpapers. (8), 160 p. All edges gilt. With 4 engravings. In Italian. 3rd corrected edition. Vol. I of 2 only. Spine and corners worn. Tiny bookplate (late 19th cent.?). Gutters a bit loose.
€ 30
* A gift inscription discloses the names of the former owners: ‘Bt. Augusta Herbert/ given by Chas. Herbert/ 1rd Janr. 1807/ to his wife.’ Bridget Augusta Byng (1779-1876!), daughter of the diary writer the Hon. John Byng, on July 9, 1806 married Charles Herbert (1774-1808), son of the first Earl of Carnarvon.

157 a. HERINGA, P.M. (as:) H.G. LIEBENTRAU A Settlement. [Yde/ Utrecht], (Sub Signo Libelli/ De Breukenpers), 1985. Wrappers. (12) p. Set by hand and printed by Pim Witteveen and Ger Kleis in an edition of 60 copies. 1st ed.
€ 35
* Poetry in English with South African themes (dedicated to Bishop Tutu). Breugelmans  (Sub Signo Libelli bibliography) 139.

157 b. HERINGA, P.M. (as:) H.G. LIEBENTRAU Three graces. (Sacramento). Sub Signo Libelli, (1984). Folded leaf. Set by hand and printed ‘on diverse trial papers’ [in about 25 copies]. 1st edition.
€ 40
* Poetry in English. This copy was printed on heavy yellow paper, made by the poet himself. Breugelmans 115.

157 c. HERINGA, P.M., Fernando PESSOA and Wallace STEVENS Een munt voor Wim Schuhmacher. 1894-1986. (Sub Signo Libelli), [1986]. Wrappers. (8) p. Set by hand and printed in an edition of 27 copies. 1st edition.
€ 45
* ‘A coin for Wim Schuhmacher’. With a photo of a self-portrait of Wim Schuhmacher on the inside of the front cover and an erratum leaf pasted on the inside of the back cover. Two poems by and two translations into Dutch by Peter Heringa. Breugelmans 153.

157 d. HERINGA, P.M. (as:) H.G. LIEBENTRAU Forecast. [Yde], Pim Witteveen, [1988]. Folded leaf in wrappers. Set by hand and printed in an edition of 50 copies.
€ 25
* Short poem in English. Cover title: Perseveranter, a motto of Heringa (1945-1987).

157 e. [LIEBENTRAU, H.G. (= P.M. HERINGA)] Everglades. Hamba Ngehashi to a friend. (With a wood-engraved monogramme by Pam G. Rueter). [Amsterdam], Perseveranter, (1984). Folded leaf. Oblong. Set by hand and printed by Paul Snijders in blue and black in an edition of 45 copies. 1st edition.
€25
* English language.

158. (HEUVELPERS, De). ROOS, S.H. de Announcement of De Heuvelpers at Hilversum May MCMXXIX (for Rossetti’s Hand and Soul). (Hilversum, De Heuvelpers, 1929). Gevouwen blad geschept papier. Gezet uit de Meidoorn en gedrukt in rood en zwart. Horizontaal gevouwen.
€ 45
* Prospectus voor Hand and Soul met anderhalve pagina tekst van De Roos. De intekenprijs van het boek was 17,50 gulden in perkament en 12,50 gulden gekartonneerd in Japans papier.

159. HEYWARD, Du Bose Mamba’s dochters. (“Mamba’s Daughters” translated into Dutch by M. Kann-Jolles). Amsterdam, ARBO, 1939. Original cloth with dust jacket. 352 p. 1st editon. Slightly slanted, but a bright and beautiful book.
€ 45
* Striking dust jacket with a subtle suggestion of eye white, designed by G.J. Voskuil. Written by the author of “Porgy and Bess”.

161. HOBBES, Thomas Of the Liberty of Subjects. Banholt, Bonnefant Press, 1994. 17 x 10 cm. Original folding wrappers. 16 p. Hand-set in Bembo and printed in red and black on handmade Hodomura in 36 numbered copies. Like new.
€ 35
* The opening paragraphs of Leviathan, chapter 21. According to the printer, only 21 copies were produced. Attractive little bibliophile book.

162. HOFMANN, Michael For Gert Hofmann, died 1 July / Voor Gert Hofmann, gestorven op 1 juli. Zutphen, De Lange Afstand, 1994. 27 x 15 cm. Ingenaaid met flappen. 8 p. Met de hand gezet uit de Baskerville en gedrukt op Zerkall-Bütten en Hahnemühle in 50 exemplaren.
€ 25
* Het Engelstalige gedicht verscheen in The Observer van 18 juli 1993. Vertaald door Anneke Brassinga voor De Lange Afstand. Michael Hofmann is een Duitse dichter en vertaler (Kafka!) die in het Engels schrijft. Gert Hofmann (geb. 1931) was zijn vader. == Bilingual: English and Dutch.

163. HOLMES, FENWICKE L. Songs of the Silence and Other Poems. (Inscribed to Annie Louise David). New York, Robert M. McBride & Company, 1925. Richly gilt cloth. (8), 120 p. Uncut. With photographical portrait as frontispice. 2nd printing. Spine a bit discolored. Bookplate removed.
€ 65
* Inscribed and signed by the author on first free endpaper: ‘To One Whose Soul transmitted the power of tuneful song to a/ Talented Daughter/ Annie Louise David/ the Author inscribes this book -/ Fenwicke L. Holmes/ New York June 11, 1926’. Probably the harpist Annie Louise David (1877-1960).

164. HOPKINS, Gerald Manley Zes Sonnetten II. Ingeleid en vertaald door Frans van de Wiel. Vught, Zolderpers, 2001. Ingenaaid met stofomslag. 32 p. Met de hand gezet uit de Spectrum en gedrukt op Fabriano disegno 5 grana fina in een oplage van 80 exemplaren. Omslag deels fors verkleurd.
€ 25
* Tweetalige uitgave. == 6 sonnets, bilingual bibliophile edition in English and Dutch.

165. HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS Hostetter’s Illustrated United States Almanac, 1875. For Merchants, Mechanics, Miners, Farmers, Planters, and General Family Use. Pittsburgh, Hostetter & Smith, 1875. Original blue wrappers. 36 p. Illustrated. First edition. A little wear and spots, but an excellent copy.
€ 20
* Fascinating almanac with calendar, illustrated jokes, a lot of pushing of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, that in fact heal anything. Nice wood engravings.

166. HOTEL CECIL Das Hotel Cecil. Strand, & Victoria Embankment, London, W.C. London, Hotel Cecil, 1908. Original wrappers. 48 p. Printed in brown and black. Illustrated. With two owner’s stamps on upper cover and one on first blank. With folding map. Slightly soiled, otherwise fine.
€ 35
* German language guide for the famous 800-room hotel on Strand 80, that functioned only from 1890-1918 and was demolished in 1930.

167. HUGHES, Thomas Autograph signature, dated ‘London Febr 1880′. Oblong 5,6 x 9,0 cm. From an autograph album. A bit browned.
€ 30
* Hughes (1822-1896) was the author of Tom Brown’s Schooldays, the epitome novel (for the youthful) about life on an English public school. In this case 1830’s Rugby, the school of Dr. Thomas Arnold, ‘the most influential British schoolmaster of the 19th century’.

168. HUMBER CARS Trade catalogue, 1910. Coventry-London, Humber Cars, 1910. Oblong 20 x 25 cm. Original wrappers printed in gold and brown. 24 p. Richly illustrated trade catalogue, printed in brown and buff on tinted paper. With tipped-in erratas. Excellent copy.
€ 295
* Varied models, a.o. the 8 h.p., 12 h.p. and 16 h.p. Standard Body, Six Seated Landaulette, cars with Hood and Screen, the Doctor’s Car and the Racing Type Car. Prices from 200-590 pounds. Delicious early automobile book.

169. HUNT, Peter Radio Control for Model Aircraft. Leicester, Harborough, 1944. 8vo. Original decorated card covers. 64 p. Richly illustrated with photos, diagrams (and a caricature). Nice ads. Spine section a bit worn and browned. Tiny inscription and typex spot on p. 1. Some foxing.
€ 20
* A lot of information about World War II. Striking cover illustration: an airplane with lightning.

170. HYDE, Robert Wilson Guest Book. (Unused). [San Francisco, Paul Elder, about 1909]. Oblong folio. 28 x 38 cm. Full green leather with gilt title and frame (Riviere and Son). Spine richly gilt with six compartments, each containing a vignette. Marbled endpapers. 140 p. Title page in red and green decoration. Double spread introduction page with illustrations and rich foliage in gold and colors. All edges gilt. Printed in colors. Binding slightly worn. No inscriptions!
€ 150
* Fine and large art nouveau guest album, using various deluxe papers. Most pages with green art-nouveau borders and mottos (all different) by humorist poet Arthur Guiterman. Robert Wilson Hyde (1875-1951) was a leading art nouveau artist, living in Santa Barbara. Rare, especially in unused condition.

171. (INDUSTRIAL ESPIONAGE). REINEKE, P. Indrukken eener reis door Louisiana en Cuba in 1901. (Impressions of a trip through Louisiana and Cuba). Amsterdam, J.H. de Bussy, 1901. Original unprinted black wrappers. (4), 102 pp. + 20 pages of art paper with illustrations. In Dutch. 1st edition. Cover and first two pages severely chipped (see scan) but without loss of text. A few knowledgeable notes in pencil: some calculations and other numbers and comments.
€ 80
* This book is the result of a thorough inspection of sugar industries in the U.S.A. and Cuba in 1901, explicitly meant to improve the factories of the Netherlands East Indies. Some photos taken stealthily, when “everybody was out eating”! It’s in Worldcat, but only in Europe, not in any American library.

172. INGERSOLL, Robert G. De waarheid. Een voordracht. (Uit het Engelsch). Amsterdam, L.J. Vermeer, 1897. Geniet. 32 p. Niet opengesneden. 1e druk. Wat vlekjes.
€ 25
* De Amerikaanse advocaat Robert Green Ingersoll (1833-1899) was een van de grote vrijdenkers, zijn bijnaam was ‘The Great Agnostic’ – en dit boekje maakt dan ook reclame voor de vrijdenkersvereniging De Dageraad (en de ‘Vrijdenkers-Weezenkas’). Mooi met het originele dichtbedrukte omslag. == Translation into Dutch.

176. JACKSON, Holbrook Bookman’s Holiday. A recreation for booklovers. Londen, Faber & Faber, 1945. Linnen met stofomslag. 264 p. 1e druk. Stofomslag rond rug nogal verbruind, hapjes en scheurtjes. Het boek zelf in goede staat.
€ 75
* Met ingeplakt voorbedrukt notitiepapier van Faber & Faber, waarop getypt is: ‘With Mr. T.S. Eliot’s compliments’. De dichter T.S. Eliot was een van de directeuren van uitgeverij Faber & Faber. Inliggend een recensie, wellicht uit het Times Literary Supplement. Zie over Holbrook Jackson p. 26-27 in ‘De couturedoos’.

177. JACKSON, Holbrook Dreamers of Dreams. The Rise and Fall of 19th Century Idealism. Londen, Faber & Faber, 1948. Linnen. 284 p. 1e druk. Iets verbleekt.
€ 25
* Over Carlyle, Ruskin, William Morris, Emerson, Thoreau en Whitman.

179. JACKSON, Holbrook The Fear of Books. Londen-New York, The Soncino Press-Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1932. Buckram. XII, 202 p. Kop verguld. Gedrukt in 2048 genummerde exemplaren. 1e druk. Rug verbleekt.
€ 40
* Heerlijk boek over bibliofobie, vol amusante anecdotes en details. Een van de 2000 genummerde exemplaren.

180. JACKSON, Holbrook Town: An Essay. London, Self-published, 1913. 16 x 11 cm. Original illustrated wrappers. 16 p. With pictures. 1st edition. Cover split in two, otherwise a nice book. Held together with crystal paper. Some waterstaining.
€ 20
* Ode to the Town in general. Chapbook nr. 2 at the Sign of Flying Fame. Attractive booklet.

181. JACOBS, Aletta, & C.V. GERRITSEN Brieven uit en over Amerika. Amsterdam, F. van Rossen, 1906. Origineel linnen. 180 p. Met als frontispice een fotografisch portret van C.V. Gerritsen. 1e druk. Niet opengesneden. Onwaarschijnlijk mooi exemplaar.
€ 275
* Aletta Jacobs en haar echtgenoot Carel Gerritsen verbleven van september tot december 1904 in Amerika. De politicus Gerritsen, voorzitter van de Neo-Malthusiaansche Bond, radicaal raadslid in Amsterdam en oud-Tweede-Kamerlid voor de Vrijzinnig Democratische Bond, deed verslag van het vele dat hem opviel in tien reisbrieven ‘Americana’ in het Algemeen Handelsblad. Gerritsen overleed een jaar later, en dit boek is de neerslag van de Amerikaanse reis met bijkomend materiaal, tevens een monument voor de markante politicus met het grote sociale hart samengesteld door zijn vrije, sterke vrouw. Schaars, en ook nog eens onversleten zoals je zelden ziet bij een 116 jaar oud boek.

182. JAMES, P.D. Talking about Detective Fiction. (Numbered and signed edition). (Oxford, Bodleian Library, 2009). Boards with dust jacket. In slipcase. 160 pp. Edition of 450 numbered and signed by the author. 1st edition.

183. JAMES, George P.R. The Commissioner, or, Travels and Adventures of a Gentleman. With twenty-eight illustrations on steel by Phiz. Dublin, William Curry, Jun., and Company, 1846. 3/4 leather with marbled boards. xvi, 440 p. Original gilt red cloth spine bound in at the end. Reprint. A little wear at edges and boards, otherwise a fine copy, spine richly gilt.
€ 45
* Beautiful blue leather with matching marbled boards and flyleaves. The first edition was published in 1842 with subtitle ‘De lunatico inquirendo’, literally ‘Inquiring concerning a lunatic’.

184. JAPANSE POËZIE Nippon. Japanese Verse. [Utrecht], Salix Alba, 1976. Cahiersteek. 20 p. Gezet uit de Bembo en gedrukt in 30 genummerde exemplaren op Hahnemühle. Met twee etsen van Eric Wittenberns. Uitstekende staat.
€ 18
* Gedichten gekozen uit het Penguin Book of Japanese Verse in een kleine en aantrekkelijke bibliofiele uitgave, met twee etsen die op herfstbladeren lijken.

185. JAZZ MAGAZINE Jazz. July 1942, Vol. 1, No. 2. (New York), Jazz Magazine, 1942. 22 x 14 cm. Geniet. 36 p. incl. omslag. Geïllustreerd. 1e druk. Aan rug en randen wat versleten.
€ 25
* Beroemd Amerikaans jazztijdschrift onder redactie van de nog piepjonge Bob Thiele & Dann Priest, die hierin het coverartikel schreef over Bunny Berigan.

186. JEFFERIES, Richard A Little Book of Nature Thoughts. (Mosher edition, Old World Series). Portland, Thomas B. Mosher, 1903. 14 x 7,5 cm. Original boards covered with Japanese vellum (printed in red and brown) with tissue wrapper and flower-decorated slipcase. (12), 88 p. Printed on Japan vellum (100 copies). Slipcase and wrapper a bit damaged, book in fine condition.
€ 50
* With a rare, matching prospectus of the Old World Series (16 x 5.5 cm, 4 p., horizontal fold). Fine art-nouveau edition.

187. JEROME, Jerome K. Grepen uit het leven. Uit het Engelsch door Mevr. Guillette Willeumier. Amsterdam, C.L.G. Veldt, 1898. Versierd linnen. (8), 296 p. Achterin uitgeversreclame. 1e druk. Goed exemplaar.
€ 20
* Vertaling van The Second Thoughts of an Idle Fellow, verschenen in 1898. Mooie art-nouveau-bandtekening.

188. JOHNSON, Charles Plumptre Hints to Collectors of Original Editions of the Works of William Makepeace Thackeray. London, George Redway, 1885. Original Vellum. (4), 52 p. Printed in red and black on Spalding laid paper in 550 copies. Uncut. 1st edition. Spine darkened and a bit worn. Slightly soiled.
€ 30
* Delicious for book collectors, full of fascinating judgments: ‘so many people still collect the books that other people want, rather than those they want themselves’.

189. JOHNSON, Herbert Hats of to-day. London, Herbert Johnson, (about 1940). Large advertisement (38 x 36 cm) folded to 12 pages in beige stiff wrappers. Printed in black and brown. 10 hats and caps for various occasions with drawings of situations. With prices. Fine condition.
€ 35
* A bowler hat for 33 shillings, for hunting 36/- and for ladies 30/-. Also hunting hats, a grey top hat (‘Recognised for Ascot’, 50/-), black homburgs, sporting hats, shooting hats, caps and the polo helmet.

191. JOSEPHS, Carla The Off-Limits World. New York: Lancer Books, 1965. Domino Books series #72-902. Paperback pulp novel. 144 p. 1st edition. Backstrip and corners a bit worn. Name and number on first page.
€ 20
* About the Greenwich Village dim and shadowy nightclubs that cater to the twisted tastes, the creatures in the wasteland of in-between sex.

193. JULIANA, QUEEN 21 negatieven in originele enveloppe van foto’s gemaakt tijdens het staatsiebezoek van koningin Juliana en prins Bernhard aan San Francisco, 17-19 april 1952. 21 negatieven in originele envelop gemaakt tijdens het bezoek van Juliana en Bernhard aan San Francisco, 17-19 april 1952. 21 verschillende negatieven. 12,5 x 10,0 cm. Opschrift (getypt): ‘Holland – Queen Juliana – S.F. Visit – at palace Hotel – Mayor Elmer Robinson’ Naam van de fotograaf moeilijk te lezen, mogelijk ‘Needham’. Goede kwaliteit.
€ 100
* Afkomstig uit het archief van het Amerikaanse dagblad The San Francisco Examiner. Foto’s van Juliana en Bernhard, van burgemeester Elmer Robinson en van het rijkelijk toegestroomde publiek.

194. JUNIUS Junius: including letters by the same writer, under other signatures, (now first collected). To which are added, his confidential correspondence with Mr. Wilkes, and his private letters addressed to Mr H.S. Woodfall. With a preliminary essay, notes, facsimiles, &c. Stat nominis umbra. London-New York, George Routledge & Sons, 1875. Brown cloth with gilt and blindstamp. xx, 524 pp. Closely printed in two columns. With 6 reproductions of 18th century materials. 1st printing of this version. Some wear to the edges of the nice contemporary publisher’s binding. Front flyleaf (with publisher’s advertisement) dented on the inside. Name on first title (‘Zwolle 1879 J. Kalff’, possibly Mr. Jacob Kalff, justice in the Supreme Court of the Netherlands),
€ 30
* Pseudonymous letters from a staunch critic of the young King George III, first published about 1770. With beautiful folding facsimiles of five handwritten letters and their wax seals. The pseudonym Junius has never been convincingly solved, so here’s your chance.

195. KALENDER Scripture Motto Calendar. 1904. Zonder plaats of uitgever, 1904. 18 x 8 cm. Met sierkoord. Twaalf bladen in uitgestanste vorm, bedrukt in chromolitho. Behoudens één hapje uit het eerste blad is deze kalender zeer gaaf.
€ 45
* Vermoedelijk Amerikaanse, vrome kalender. ‘Blessed are ye that sow beside all waters’.

196. KATZ, Alex First Sight: Working Drawings. Text by Jean-Christoph Ammann. New York, Peter Blum, 2004. Oblong 23 x 29 x 6 cm. Ruig linnen met verdiept liggende titeletiketten. 424 p. Geheel geïllustreerd, sommige pagina’s op gekleurd papier. Gedrukt in 800 exemplaren. Typografie Klaus Baumgärtner. 1e druk. Fraai.
€ 45
* Tekeningen van de New Yorkse kunstenaar Katz (geboren 1927). Dit aantrekkelijke boek is in New York uitgegeven, maar in Den Haag geproduceerd, waar Baumgärtner (aan wie we in 2019 nieuwsbrief 844 wijdden) docent was aan de Koninklijke Academie, gedrukt bij Albani (een van de oudste nog functionerende drukkershuizen), en gebonden in Zaandam bij Van Waarden.

197. KELLY, Ellsworth Ellsworth Kelly. Schilderijen en beelden 1963-1979/ Paintings and sculptures 1963-1979. (Bilingual catalog). Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, 1982. 27 x 21 cm. Original wrappers. 68 p. With reproductions, some in colors. 1st edition. Fine copy.
€ 20

198. KENNEDY, John F. An address by John F. Kennedy. Delivered before the Massachusetts Legislature, January 9, 1961. Stamford, CT, The Overbrook Press, 1961. 18 x 12 cm. Folded leaflet. 4 p. Set from Garamond. Initial in red. Vague top crease, otherwise fine condition.
€ 25
* John Fitzgerald Kennedy (May 29, 1917 – November 22, 1963) served as the 35th President of the United States.

199. (KICKSHAWS). CROMBIE, John Portrait évolutif du typographe. Fait par lui-même en collaboration avec sa presse en douze passages a partir des trois couleurs primaires. Paris, Kickshaws, 1988. 16 x 16 cm. Original folding wrappers. (28) p. With colourful typographic illustrations by the author. Designed and written by Crombie, and printed in 60 numbered copies. 1st edition.
€ 45
* Self portrait of the typographer in 12 passages starting with the three primary colors.

200. KIEFER, Anselm Anselm Kiefer Bilder 1986 > 1980. Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam Catalogus 711. (Art Catalogue). Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, 1986. 30 x 27 cm. Original grey folding wrappers. 120 p. Richly illustrated. With the Nota Bene leaf by Wim Beeren, containing corrections. 1st edition. Cover a bit worn, bookblock loose.
€ 35
* With some inserted extras: a press notice, a complete issue of Vrij Nederland, December 13, 1986, containing an interview/ article about Kiefer, some newspaper clippings and photocopied reviews.

201. KIPLING, Rudyard Il figlio del miliardario (&) La scuola del mare. (2 vols. Italian translation of Captains Courageous). Milan, Casa Editrice Sonzogno, 1926. 21 x 15 cm. Original illustrated wrappers. 64; 64 p. With colorful cover illustrations and many black-and-white pictures by Attilio Mussino. Covers a bit soiled, but in very good condition.
€ 40
* Popular style translation of Kipling’s novel, complete in two parts.

202. KIPP, J.B. The Colorado River. Los Angeles, Muir Dawson, 1950. 17 x 11 cm. Original boards. (32) p. Printed in red and black in 180 numbered copies. Small cut in the boards at the foot of the book.
€ 35
* Reprint of Kipp’s letter to the San Bernardino Guardian (1867) about a voyage down the Colorado River: who was the first explorer to travel through the Grand Canyon? Introduction by Francis P. Farquhar. One of 135 copies in boards, an attractive little bibliophile book.

203. (KOEKANGER HANDPERS) Amerikana. For Peter Becker. (Drukwerk in de Marge, 2019). Gilt vellum-backed boards in gilt slipcase (Phoenix Bindery). Printed in an edition of 25 copies.
€600
* One of the deluxe copies, bound in half vellum. Contains American-tinted contributions from the Avalon Pers, Boktor, Hinderickx & Winderickx, In de Bonnefant, Kalamos Pers, Ger Kleis & Henk Gies (Sub Signo Libelli), Korenmaat, Lojen Deur Pers, Mikado pers, Ser Prop, Statenhofpers and Pim Witteveen. Projects DIDM 43.

204. KOHOUTEK, Lubos Autograph of Mr. Luboš Kohoutek. Sheet of paper (77 x 125 mm) with typed designation. Signature in blue fountain pen ink. Excellent condition.
€ 25
* The Czech astronomer Luboš Kohoutek (born 1935) discovered many planetoids and comets. He was the name giver of the Kohoutek Comet (1973).

205. KOSAKA, Prof.Dr. K., & Dr. M. SEKI Further Electro-biological Studies. Okayama, Japan, The Okayama Medical Society, 1922. Stapled. 24 p. With illustrations. Offprint from the Okayama-Igakkwai Zasshi, No. 386, 1922. Some wear. Old rubberstamp of the ‘Centraal Instituut voor Hersenonderzoek, Amsterdam’ and shelf-number in pen.
€ 75
* Inscribed by the author K. Kosaka: ‘Dr. C.U. Ariëns Kappers/ With Compliments of/ K. Kosaka’. Prof.Dr. C.U. Ariëns Kappers (1877-1946) was the directur of the Dutch Brain Institute from 1909-1946. Very rare with dedication.

206. KRAMERS Jz., Jacob, als A. JAEGER A new pocket-dictionary of the English and Dutch and Dutch and English languages; containing also: A vocabulary of proper names and a catalogue of the irregular verbs. Gouda, G.B. van Goor, [1859]. Origineel linnen met blindstempel. (4), 702, 36 p. 1e druk. Band vaal en aan de randen versleten, achterste kneep los. Naam op schutblad met datering ‘Augustus 1860′. Reep schutblad uitgeknipt. Gebruikssporen.
€ 35
* Eerste druk van dit omvangrijke woordenboek, gezet uit minuscule letters, samengesteld door Jacob Kramers Jz., ofwel DE Kramers (1802-1869), de naamgever van Kramers’ woordenboeken, onder het pseudoniem A. Jaeger. Nog altijd nuttig voor liefhebbers van 19e-eeuws Engels.

207. KRIENS, Christiaan Romance for Violin and Piano. Dedicated to Theodore Spiering. New York. Boston, Carl Fischer, (about 1910). 14 p. including wrappers. Uncut, a little worn.
€ 20
* Nice art nouveau cover and with a facsimile of a letter by Spiering. Kriens (1881-1934) was an American composer born in Brussels to Dutch parents.

208. KRIMPEN, Huib van Esthetic or Functional Book Design? Poster voor een lezing van Huib van Krimpen (‘Distinguished Book Designer from Amsterdam’) aan de UCLA School of Library Service, 26 november 1968. 27 x 21 cm.
€ 25
* De University of California, Los Angeles. Kleine affiche.

209. (KRIMPEN, J. van). HALCYON Everyman. A Dutch Morality Play of the Xvth Century translated into English. Halcyon Press, 1929. 22 x 17 cm. Originel groen linnen. 48 p. Gezet naar typografie van J. van Krimpen en gedrukt in rood en zwart met een gothische letter door Joh. Enschedé en Zonen in 325 exemplaren op handgeschept Van Gelder (watermerk Zotskap), naar een Engelse tekst uit 1537. Papier roestig, zoals altijd.
€ 25
* We hebben twee bandvarianten, een met een ronde rug en een grote gotische titel op de rug, en een met een platte rug en een kleinere titel. Van Dijk 177.

210. LAWRENCE, D.H. Lady Chatterley’s Lover. Including My Skirmish with Jolly Roger. Written Especially and Exclusively as an Introduction to this Popular Edition. No place or publisher, ‘Privately Printed, 1930’ = 1943. Original cloth. (12), 260 p. Very good copy.
€ 22
* Although stated ‘1930’, this amazingly is a pirated edition printed in 1943 in secret in the Netherlands during the Nazi occupation. Nothing is known about the printer or the publisher. De Jong 490. Not in Simoni.

211. LE CLERCQ, Jacques Show Cases. (Inscribed). New York, Macy-Masius, 1928. Colorful cloth-backed boards. 198 p. First Edition. Backstrip discolored, cover paper a bit worn. Large tear in title-page.
€ 30
* Six short stories taken from magazines, a.o. Transition and Le Livre Rigolo. SIGNED by the author (1898-1972 – also a translator of some great novels, a.o. The Three Musketeers) on the title page. Under this he wrote: “This is not Maupassant – nor Hemingway – nor Williams (B.C.) – but it is (Jacques Le Clercq)”. Curious!

212. LE GALLIENNE, Richard Limited Editions. A Prose fancy: together with Confessio Amantis, A Sonnet. (Bookplate of Gerrit Komrij). London, Privately Printed for Richard Le Gallienne, Elkin Mathews, John Lane and their friends, Christmas, 1893. 16 x 12 cm. Original Ingres paper wrappers pasted on laid text paper with original vellum paper backing. (4), 16 p. Printed in red and black (in 700 copies). First edition. Wrappers a bit soiled. With the tiny bookplate of Gerrit Komrij.
€ 30
* A little book full of funny love for rare books: “WHY does the heathen so furiously rage against limited editions, large papers, first editions, and the rest?” “YES, ‘from scarped cliff and quarried stone,’ Nature cries, ‘Limit the Edition! Distribute the type!’ Though in her capacity as the great publisher she has been all too prodigal of her issues, and ruinously guilty of innumerable remainders.”
We added a book in the same vein: The Book Bills of Narcissus. An Account Rendered by Richard Le Gallienne. Leicester-Nottingham, Frank Murray Derby, 1892. 2nd edition. With the bookplate of Gerrit Komrij. Some wear.

213. LE GALLIENNE, Richard Orestes. A Tragedy. With ALS to Perriton Maxwell, in a nice box. New York, Mitchell Kennerley, 1910. Cloth-backed boards. (10), 52 p. Printed in red and black. 1st edition. With tipped-in newspaper picture of the author. Bookplate of Geo. A. Zabriskie pasted over another bookplate. With an autograph letter signed by Le Gallienne to Perriton Maxwell, dated ‘Woodstock, N.Y./ Oct. 14, 1919’.
€ 125
* Contained in a portfolio in an attractive morocco-backed slipcase with richly gilt spine, title ‘Orestes/ ALS/ Richard/ Le/ Gallienne’. Somewhat coquetish Le Gallienne mentions he is glad to accept Maxwell’s invitation to send more of his works to him. Amos Perriton Maxwell (1866-1947) was for a long time editor of various magazines before embarking upon a career as a novelist.

214. LEAR, Edward The Complete Nonsense of Edward Lear. Edited and introduced by Holbrook Jackson. Londen, Faber and Faber, 1947. Geïllustreerd linnen met identiek geïllustreerd stofomslag (ontwerp Barnett Freedman met gebruikmaking van Lears werk) en vermelde verkoopprijs ’12s 6d net.’. xx, 288 p. Rijk geïllustreerd. 1e druk. Omslag deels verbruind en aan de randen met wat gebruikssporen. Papier voorin wat verbruind door inliggende juichende recensie uit de Times Literary Supplement van 9 augustus 1947. Inscriptie in potlood ‘Jul 7’ (verschijningsdatum?) voorin.
€ 65
* Eerste druk van dit schitterende boek, ter viering van Lears honderdste geboortedag. Uit de collectie van Huib van Krimpen.

215. LEAVITT, David Saturn Street. Amsterdam, De Harmonie, (1995). Original folding wrappers. 76 p. Printed in 125 copies. 1st edition. Fine condition.
€ 18
* The book was published simultaneously in 125 copies in English, and in 250 copies in Dutch translation, to mark the New Year of 1996. This is the edition in English.

216. LECKY, William Edward Hartpole Autograph signed letter (ALS) to an admirer, dated “Xmas day. 1891.” 6 lines on paper printed “38, Onslow Gardens, S.W.”. Small trace of glue on verso, from an album or an envelope.
€ 30
* Lecky has “much pleasure in sending you my autograph”. He hopes “that you may work with so much perserverance and success that Pugh may some day ask for yours”. William Hartpole Lecky (1838-1903) was an Irish historian and politician, married to Elisabeth van Dedem, herself a historian, and also lady-in-waiting of Queen Sophie of the Netherlands.

217. LECLERCQ, Leo Jack London. Een karakterstudie. Amsterdam, De Gulden Ster, [1924]. Original folding wrappers. 32 p. 1st edition. Cover a bit soiled, some little stains.
€ 25
* “Jack London, A Character Study”. Rare and delicate, original Dutch-written study by London’s translator W.L. Leclercq.

218. LECONTE DE LISLE, Charles 1. Poèmes antiques. 2. Poèmes barbares. 3. Poèmes tragiques. 4. Derniers poèmes. Compleet in 4 delen. Parijs, Alphonse Lemerre, ca. 1900. 24 x 15 cm. Blauw-zwart halfleer met linnen platten (gestempeld ‘Bound by Wood – London’). (4), 326; (4), 366; (6), 258; (8), 310 pp. Heel lichte gebruikssporen.
€ 120
* Gedichten van de op het eiland Réunion geboren Franse dichter Leconte de Lisle (1818-1894). Exlibris van Cliveden Library in alle vier de delen, gemerkt ‘Waldorf ASTOR Nancy’ en met een handgeschreven planknummer: van de eigenaars van het Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York (waar de eenvoudige maar heerlijke Waldorf Salad in 1896 werd geschapen). Cliveden is een Victoriaans palazzo nabij Londen, dat gedurende zeventig jaar in het bezit was van de familie Astor. Mooie set.

219. LEE, Sir Sidney Handwritten letter to Augustus Jessopp. On cream colored paper watermarked T.H. Saunders, with printed heading ‘Dictionary of National Biography/ (address)’. 18,6 x 11,8 cm. 4 p. Written in thin brown ink on recto only. Signed and dated ’17/5/86′. Folded twice. Stained along the fold and vaguely at the foot of the letter.
€ 35
* From young Sidney, or rather Solomon Lazarus Lee (1859-1926), the compiler of the Dictionary of National Biography to the cleric and writer Dr. Augustus Jessopp (1823-1914), an authority on 17th century history. A perfectly readable letter on Lee’s article about Sir Simonds D’Ewes, that wasn’t accepted by James Bass Mullinger. With mention of Leslie Stephen (the father of Virginia Woolf).

220. LEIGHTON, Frederick Autograph signed letter (ALS), dated “6 June 86”. 11 lines on an oblong card (9 x 12 cm), printed “2, Holland Park, Kensington, W.”. Recto and verso. Folded horizontally. Traces of pasting in an album on both sides.
€ 100
* Autograph letter by the famous painter (1830-1896), about a book (‘Life & Works’) to be sent to him.

221. LERNER, Abe Assault on the Book. A critique of Fine Printing at Private Presses in the United States today. Bird & Bull Press, 1979. Original wrappers. 16 p. Printed in 200 copies ‘as a token of my appreciation for the continued support of those agreeable people who comprise my Standing Order List’. 1st edition.
€ 30
* Signed by Lerner under the colophon with the date ‘April 20, 1979’. Abe Lerner (1908-2002) was an avid book collector and connoisseur.

222. LICHTENSTEIN, Roy Roy Lichtenstein, schilderijen / emails / assemblages / tekeningen. Stedelijk Museum catalogus 424. (Catalogue of paintings). Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, 1967. 27 x 18 cm. Original wrappers. (68) p. Illustrations in colors. Extra appurtenant illustrations (small format, 3 leaves) loosely inserted. 1st edition. Very good condition.
€ 35
* Attractive early standard work, a catalog printed on art paper and pink text paper.

223. LICKFIELD, William E. (samenstelling en uitvoering) Owed to the Book. Typophile Chap Book Nr. 33. (Initialed by Jan van KRIMPEN). Philadelphia, The Typophiles, (1957). Linnen. (10), 62 p. Geïllustreerd. Gezet uit de Monotype Perpetua, ontworpen door William E. Lickfield en gedrukt bij de Stephen Moylan Press in 500 exemplaren. 1e druk.
€ 75
* Voorin de in potlood handgeschreven initialen van Jan van Krimpen.

223 a. (LIMITED EDITIONS CLUB, The) Great and Good Books. A Bibliographical Catalogue of The Limited Editions Club 1929-1985. Compiled by Ralph Geoffrey Newman and Glen Norman Wiche. Preface by Mortimer J. Adler. Chicago, Ralph Geoffrey Newman, 1989. 32 x 22 cm. Cloth. In slipcase. X, (72) p. Illustrated. Printed in an edition of 500 numbered copies signed by Mortimer J. Adler.
€50
* With erratum sheet at the colophon.

223 b. (LIMITED EDITIONS CLUB, The) A Record of the Proceedings at The Limited Editions Club’s dinner to celebrate the Twenty-first Birthday of the Club & Fiftieth Birthday of its Founder. Together with a reproduction of the program and menu: The Ritz-Carlton, New York, 11 May 1950. (New York, George Macy Companies, 1950). 33 x 25 cm. Half cloth. 36 pp. Illustrated. Printed in 3000 copies.
€35
*Menu and speeches at the festivities, which also included the presentation of the first Aldine Award and Distinguished Service Plaques. (We found the original award for Jan van Krimpen at the end of 2020 in a wall cupboard in the house of Jan’s son Huib van Krimpen -> see Paul Snijders and Marieke van Delft, De couturedoos. Van Krimpen finds for Huis van het Boek. The Hague 2022).

224. LONG, Richard John Barleycorn. Richard Long. Stedelijk Museum catalogus 551. (Art Catalogue). Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, 1973. Oblong 20 x 28 cm. Original wrappers. (24) p. Illustrated. 1st edition. Fine condition.
€ 20

225. (LOOY (vert.), Jac. van). SHAKESPEARE, William Naar het U lijkt. As you like it. Vertaling van Jac. van Looy. (Met handgeschreven opdracht aan P.H. van Moerkerken Jr. en echtgenote). Bussum, Van Dishoeck, 1915. Verguld halfleer met gemarmerde platten (privéband, voorzijde oorspronkelijk omslag op voorplat geplakt). 124 p. 1e druk. Wat roest.
€ 65
* Exemplaar met handgeschreven, gesigneerde opdracht van de auteur op de Franse titel: ‘voor den Heer en Mevrouw/ P.H. van Moerkerken Jr./ van Jac. van Looy./ 1916.’

226. (LOWENSTEIN, Carole). ANGELOU, Maya On the Pulse of Morning. The Inaugural Poem. New York, Random House, 1993. Original folding wrappers. (32) p. Very fine.
€ 25
* This long poem was recited by Angelou during Bill Clinton’s inauguration as president. Inserted are some handwritten notes for her Dutch friend Huib van Krimpen by Carole Lowenstein, who had made the typography of the booklet: ‘I had to have this design approved by an enormous “civilian review board”. A very painful process. Too many cooks.’.

227. (LOWENSTEIN, Carole). ANGELOU, Maya Phenomenal Woman. Four Poems Celebrating Women. New York, Random House, 1995. Cloth with dust jacket. 24 p. 1st edition. Very fine.
€ 25
* Inserted: some handwritten notes by Carole Lowenstein, who made the typography of the booklet: ‘This was produced a few months ago, designed in my computer’. And about the letters used – the Bembo and the Centaur, both in the Monotype Postscript version.

228. (LOWINSKY, Thomas). LAVER, James Ladies’ Mistakes. Cupid’s Changeling, A Stitch in Time Love’s Progress. With Nine Illustrations by Thomas Lowinsky. Bloomsburgy, The Nonesuch Press, 1933. 22 x 14 cm. Original marbled boards with silver title ticket. (8), 112 p. With 10 full-page illustrations by Lowinksy. Printed on fine handmade paper in 300 numbered copies. Cover rubbed, especially the spine. Inside fine.
€ 30
* Nice decorative illustrations pointing to modern life and love. An attractive book containing three long poems by art historian James Laver (1899-1975).

229. MAARTENS, Maarten Autograph Letter Signed and dated ’14-X-’06 [De Zonheuvel, Doorn.] Holland’. Letter in English on mourning paper with printed letterhead ‘De Zonheuvel, Doorn.’, signed ‘”Maarten Maartens”‘. Five pages. 17,8 x 11,3 cm. 53 lines. Some traces of glue. Pin holes where a visiting card may have been pinned to the letter.
€ 95
* Maarten Maartens is the pseudonym of J. van der Poorten Schwartz (1858-1915), a Dutch author who wrote in English.
Extensive letter to a ‘Dear Sir’ in Pittsburgh who had given a lecture and invited him for a stay. Maartens writes he is ‘just back from the Aberdeen festivities, where I met Mr. Carnegie who renewed his invitation to my daughter’. He would like to come, but because of his bad health is reluctant to take a fast boat to the USA. ‘I am a disgraceful sailor, but America is worth even that – can any man say more?’ He wonders if he can take his 18-year old daughter along. Very friendly letter by a bit of a pedant who flaunts the name of his famous friends Andrew Carnegie and Admiral F.E. Chadwick and asks the benevolence of the gods in Latin (‘Dii, favete!’) while pondering a tour through Northern America. Not in The Letters of Maarten Maartens.

230. MAARTENS, Maarten Autograph Letter Signed to publisher Funk & Wagnalls in London, dated ’11-11-’13 (De Zonheuvel, Doorn) Holland’. Letter in English with printed letterhead ‘De Zonheuvel, Doorn.’, signed ‘Maarten Maartens’, heavily underscored. 4 p. 17.7 x 11.2 cm. 17 lines. Pin holes where a visiting card may have been pinned to the letter.
€ 85
* The letter exhibits amazement of a book that was sent by publisher Funk & Wagnalls to Josua van der Poorten Schwartz (1858-1915), better known as novelist Maarten Maartens: ‘On my return, this day, from a prolonged absence abroad, I find the book you have kindly sent me. I stand before it, spellbound, as I once stood before the Great Pyramid’. This is probably about the first edition of Funk & Wagnalls Standard Encyclopedia. There are more quaintly reverent sentences in the letter: ‘Your book looks a large one. But the moment we realize in it the Liebig of men’s intellect since Adam, how compactly reasonable in size it appears!’ No wonder the clerk at Funk & Wagnalls wrote in pencil: ‘Please make 3 copies for Prof Hopkins’, possibly to use citations for advertising. Not in The Letters of Maarten Maartens.

231. MAARTENS, Maarten Harmen Pols. Peasant. Rijkverguld kalfsleer met gemarmerde schutbladen (Sotheran & Co.). (4), 324 p. Kop verguld. 1e druk. Rug wat verkleurd, watervlek op achterzijde (weinig hinderlijk). Randen vertonen iets slijtage. Wat roest.
€ 140
* Fraai presentatie-exemplaar voor de schilderes Thérèse van Duyl-Schwartze, met als opdracht de bijbelspreuk ‘S. Mat. X – 42.’! Gedateerd ’22-V-11′ en gesigneerd ‘M.M.’ De Nederlander J. van der Poorten Schwartz (1858-1915) schreef onder zijn pseudoniem Maarten Maartens een flink aantal vrij succesvolle romans in het Engels. Hij was zeer welgesteld en bewoonde het kasteelachtige landhuis Zonheuvel bij Doorn, dat hij zelf had laten bouwen.
Mattheus X:42 zegt, volgens de Statenvertaling: ‘En zo wie een van deze kleinen te drinken geeft alleenlijk een beker koud water, in den naam eens discipels, voorwaar zeg Ik u, hij zal zijn loon geenszins verliezen.’

232. MAC MAHON, James De zwarte weduwe. Uit het Amerikaans vertaald door J.D.A. van Gumster. Laren, Schoonderbeek, 1952. Halflinnen met opgeplakte voorzijde stofomslag. 204 p. 1e druk. Krabbeltje van een vorige eigenaar, verder mooi.
€ 25
* Deze pulproman heeft een prachtig omslag met een donkerharige vrouw in maanlicht.

233. MARDERSTEIG, Giovanni On G.B. Bodoni’s Type Faces. Verona, Officina Bodoni, 1968. 25 x 17 cm. Omslag van Roma-papier, ingenaaid met flappen. (4), 36 p. Gedrukt in 200 exemplaren op geschept velijnpapier. Kleine beschadiging en onopvallend vlekje onderaan het omslag.
€ 190
* Lezing geïllustreerd met buitengewoon fraaie letterproeven van Bodoni-types, bedoeld als herinnering aan een voordracht van Mardersteig bij de Morgan Library in New York.

234. MARDERSTEIG, Hans / Frans MASEREEL The Officina Bodoni. The Operation of a Hand-press during the first six years of its work. (Signed by Jan van KRIMPEN). Parijs-New York, Editiones Officinae Bodoni-At the Sign of the Pegasus, 1929. 30 x 22 cm. Ongekleurd ruig linnen. (4), 84 p. Kop verguld. Gedrukt in rood, blauw en zwart te Verona met de originele letters van Giambattista Bodoni op Lafuma lompenpapier in 500 genummerde exemplaren (naast 550 exemplaren voor de Duitse en de Italiaanse editie). De proefpagina’s werden op de handpers op handgeschept papier gedrukt. Met de houtsnedenserie ‘How a Book is Made at the Officina’ van Frans Masereel en een aantal ingeplakte specimina. 1e druk. Band iets roestvlekkig, hier en daar een klein vlekje en ouderdomsspoor.
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* Voorin schreef een vorige eigenaar vrij groot in potlood zijn naam: ‘J. van Krimpen’. Een vorst van een boek over deze legendarische bibliofiele pers.

234 a. MARTYN, Wyndham The Secret of the Silver Car. Further Adventures of Anthony Trent, Master Criminal. London, Herbert Jenkins, [1931?]. Orange cloth with dust jacket, signed in print ‘Gabi(…)’. (8), 288 p. DJ only slightly worn at the edges, backstrip a bit discolored and creased.
€ 75
* Reprint of a classical novel (first ed. 1922), its original wrappers adapted to the Shilling Library. Very good condition DJ. Martyn Wyndham is a pseudo of William Hosken (1874-1963), whose real name makes a cameo in this book as a clumsy schoolboy.

235. MASEFIELD, John Sard Harker. A Novel. London, William Heinemann, 1924. Cloth with dust jacket. (8), 332 p. First edition. DJ subtly repaired at the inside. Spine area of jacket discolored, some soiling and tiny tears. Book in very good condition, flyleaves a bit foxed.
€ 30
* Very graphic dust jacket: two hairy hands reaching for a large bouquet of blue flowers. With a list of recently published books by Masefield and a list of new publications by Heinemann in the autumn of 1924.

236. MASEFIELD, John Three original press photos from 1930-1933. 15 x 21 and 20 x 25 cm. With press organisation stamps and captioned tickets and red crayon lines at the reverse. Slight creases and other little signs of wear, but in a general very good condition.
€ 75
* The first photo, dated May 12 1930, shows Masefield apparently caught unawares in an old suit, in front of a house, with elucidating text on verso ‘John Masefield, whose adventurous career included service as a common sailor and porter in a New York pre-prohibition saloon, and who was today appointed Poet Laureate of England’. On the second, dated May 22, 1930, we see Masefield and his daughter Judith feeding their two donkeys on his estate near Oxford, England. The third, dated Jan 6, 1933, shows Mr and Mrs Masefield ‘as they arrived on the S.S. Mauretania today’ in New York.

237. MATHERS, E. Powys The Smell of Lebanon. Twenty-Four Syrian Folk-Songs Collected by S.H. Stephan and with English Versions made by E. Powys Mathers. Talybont Dyffryn, Francis Walterson, 1928. 24 x 19 cm. Halflinnen (buckram) met platten van blauw-groen sierpapier. (4), 52 p. Niet afgesneden. Gedrukt bij Haag-Drugulin in Leipzig in 375 genummerde exemplaren, alle gesigneerd door E. Powys Mathers. Tweetalig (Arabisch en Engels). 1e druk.Omslag deels verkleurd (zoals altijd!), verder prima. Exlibris.
€ 75
* “The breasts of my true love are crystal/ Where pomegranate and quince are seen,/ Oh, that I lay deep beneath them/ In the basil and jasmine.” Stephan Hanna Stephan (1894-1949) was een Palestijnse schrijver. Powys Mathers (1892-1939) was niet alleen vertaler, maar ook een groot ontwerper van kruiswoordpuzzels, onder het pseudoniem Torquemada (in de zondagskrant The Observer). Fijnzinnige sensuele liefdesgedichten in evenzulke typografie.

238. McADAM, Pamela Ann Three poems. (Wijhe, Hein Elferink, 1988). Ingenaaid met omslag. (16) p. Met de hand gezet en gedrukt in een oplage van 35 genummerde en door de dichteres gesigneerde exemplaren. 1e druk.
€ 18

239. McCARTHY, Mary Typed letter signed to a gentleman in Toronto. On violet paper, recto only. 23.0 x 16.0 cm. Folded. Dated ‘141, rue de Rennes/ 75006 Paris/ November 9, 1982’. 5 lines.
€ 60
* About signing a picture and a card (not included), ‘though it’s against my principles and practice to autograph either cards or photos’. This letter has been signed, however!

240. McEWAN, Ian Disguises. (Illustrated by Tom Eyzenbach). (Utrecht), De Roos, 1984. Cloth with dust jacket. 48 p. Typography Alfons van Heusden. 10 drawings by Eyzenbach. Set from Bembo and printed by Geuze on Hahnemühle paper in 175 numbered copies. Cover very slightly soiled.
€ 95
* Some illustrations are cleverly provided with layers with additions on transparent paper, which complement each other. Illustrated edition in English from a Dutch bibliophile society. Although signed copies exist, this is not a signed edition and this book has not been signed. Cat. Leeflang 128.

241. McLEOD, Fiona (William SHARP) The Immortal Hour. (Decorated by Bernard Sleigh). Birmingham, City of Birmingham School of Printing, 1939. 29 x 19 cm. Boards with decorated red-and-silver paper. (4), 60 p. Two full-page illustrations printed in greens and yellow. 16 drawings in black. Text set and printed in red and black by students of the City of Birmingham School of Printing under the direction of Leonard Jay. Delicate backstrip and edges a bit worn.
€ 50
* Romantic art deco illustrations in a book full of exquisite typography. Rare.

242. MEDIEVAL BIBLE The Story of Joseph of Egypt and his Brethren. Velislai Biblia Picta. Prague, Pragopress, 1978. 34 x 23 cm. Ruig sierpapier genaaid met kleurig koord. 20 p. Kleurenreproducties van een 14e-eeuwse bijbel. Met tekst in 5 talen (o.a. Engels en Duits). Netjes.
€ 25
* Het verhaal van Jozef en zijn broers. Mooie illustraties uit de Bijbel van Velislaus (ca. 1350).

243. MERRILL, James The Fire Screen. (&) A Scattering of Salts. (2 titels). New York, Atheneum, 1969. Gelijmd. (10), 78 p. 1e druk. Lichte gebruikssporen. / New York, Knopf, 1995. Linnen met stofomslag. (2), viii, 100 p. Gedrukt op geschept papier. 4e druk. Mooi exemplaar.
€ 25
* De dichter James Merrill (1926-1995) was intiem bevriend met Hans Lodeizen tijdens diens verblijf in New York.

243 a. MEYNELL, Francis 17 Poems. (With handwritten dedication to Jan van Krimpen). London, Nonesuch Press-J.M. Dent, 1945. Sewn with flaps. (4), 32 p. Cover and title decoration Eric Gill. 2nd enlarged edition. Spine slightly worn.
€ 95
* With handwritten dedication by the author: ‘For J. van Krimpen this vainglorious/ substitute for a Christmas card*/ from Francis Meynell// *Christmas cards and a fortiori/ their substitutes are unacknowledgeable…’. Journalist and poet Francis Meynell (1891-1975) was the founder of the bibliophile publishing house, the Nonesuch Press.

244. METHUEN & Co. Messrs. Methuen’s Sixpenny Books. (Publisher’s advertising folder). London, Methuen & Co., about 1907. 18 x 12 cm. 4 p. Printed in blue, green and black. Fine condition.
€ 25
* Fine art nouveau cover after a painting, followed by a three-page list of titles. Rare trade pamphlet.

245. MICHAELIS, Hanny Six poems. In: Delta. A review of Arts Life and Thought in the Netherlands. Summer 1973. Amsterdam, Delta, 1973. Original wrappers. 116 p. Illustrated. 1st edition. Slightly yellowed.
€ 25
* 6 (+ 1) poems translated from Dutch to English by Marjolijn de Jager. Also: writer Simon Carmiggelt, illustrator William D. Kuik, revolutionary architect Piet Blom.

246. MILLIGAN, Spike If Only I Were Bald. (With 6 illustrations by Rigby Graham). Leicester, Toni Savage, 1981. Blue card covers. (16) p. Printed in 100 numbered copies on rough blue Sheepstor paper with watermark of a sheep and of Milligan’s signature! Signed by Toni Savage.
€ 95
* This is nr. 98/ 100.

246 a . MILLIGAN, Spike Poems. Drawings Dante Gabriel Rossetti. (Limited edition). Leicester, New Broom Press, 1977. Original card wrappers sewn with red string. (24) p. Printed by Toni Savage in 140 numbered copies on blue handmade Sheepstor paper. Drawings in red.
€ 65
* The delightful drawings by Rossetti were ‘hitherto unpublished’: Imogen Dennis, who was a descendant of William Michael Rossetti, gave permission to Toni Savage to use them.

246 b. MILLIGAN, Spike True Love. Leicester, Toni Savage, 1972. Oblong 11 x 23 cm. Broadside, recto only. Poem with three little illustrations by Rigby Graham, printed on grey paper. Not folded. Slightly creased at the top.
€ 120
* Very ephemeral, delicate publication.

247. MILLS, Stuart, & David WILLETTS The Christmas Apples. Three texts by Stuart Mills with lithographs by David Willetts. London, Coracle Press, 1977. 41 x 28 cm. Large grey portfolio. 22 p. With 3 lithographs. Printed in 100 numbered copies. Signed by Mills and Willetts. Fine copy.
€ 65
* Very large illustrated poetic prose publication in excellent condition.

251. MILNE, A.A. Now we are six. With decorations by Ernest H. Shepard. London, Methuen, 1929. Original gilt leather. (8), 104 p. Richly illustrated. All edges gilt. 4th edition. Spine slightly worn at top and foot, a few tiny flakes. No discoloring! Owner’s inscription ‘C.M. Thompson’ on first flyleaf.
€ 65
* Very good copy of the deluxe binding in fine, soft tawny leather, with 5 humorous depictions of Christopher Robin on the spine. On the upper cover the author’s gilt initials in a chocolate brown decoration.

252. MILNE, A.A. When we were very young. With decorations by Ernest H. Shepard. London, Methuen, 1925. Original gilt cloth. xii, 104 p. 11th edition. Reading slant. Spine slightly worn along the edges. Grey stain on lower cover (see picture). Old owner’s inscription “Albertine van Wulfften Palthe” dated 1926 on first flyleaf.
€ 25
* Attractively gilt blue cloth binding.

253. MILTON, John Ode on the Morning of Christ’s Nativity. (Memorabilia Nr. IV). London. The Riccardi Press for The Medici Society, 1915. Oblong 11 x 15 cm. Original wrappers. 40 p. Cover a bit worn at the edges. Foxed.
€ 25
* Attractive little book of the Memorabilia series.

257. (MINIBOEKJE). LEVIEN, Jack R. Arche Noah. [Enkhuizen], Levien, 1970. 30 x 21 mm. Genaaid, met schutbladen, maar zonder band. (64) p. Ezeltjesoortjes.
€ 35
* Duitse vertaling van Noah’s Ark door Leviens in Duitsland geboren echtgenote Angelika (die als bibliothecaresse had gewerkt bij het Metropolitan Museum of Art). Bibliografie Levien nr. 8. == Germain translation of this American minibook.

259. MITCHISON, Naomi Typed note signed in red ink, dated ’25 Sept’. Oblong sheet of paper, 14,5 x 21 cm.
€ 25
* ‘I am sorry but I don’t have any photographs of myself – I am too old to like being photographed’. Signed with difficulty ‘Yrr.. sin…’ (‘Yours sincerely’) and her signature. Naomi Mitchison, a daring and prolific novelist, lived until 101 years of age (1897-1999).

260. MOCSANYI, Paul Karl Knaths. Introduction by Duncan Phillips, an Appreciation by Emanuel Benson, Commentary by Karl Knaths. Washington, The Phillips Gallery, 1957. 25 x 19 cm. Orig. illustrated boards. 104 p. Illustrated in colors and b/w. 1st edition. Cover a bit yellowed. Some shelfmarks.
€ 25
* Nice book about the Wisconsin-born modernist painter (1891-1971).

261. MOORE, Nicholas Identity. (Poems). London, Cadenza Press, 1969. Vellum-like creamy white boards. (10), 28 p. Printed in green and black in 140 copies. 1st edition. Fine copy.
€ 22
* Attractive typography with comments in green.

262. MOORE, Marianne Poetry. (Aartswoud), [Spectatorpers], (1988). Oblong. Folded leaf. Set by hand (with Kaba ornaments in brown and green) and printed in an undoubtedly limited edition.
€30
* Dutch bibliophile edition – in English. Printed in Aartswoud for Constance van den Hil, Mathieu Lommen, Nora and Bram de Does. Koppermaandag 1988.

263. MOORE, Marianne What are years? Amsterdam, De Lange Afstand, 1984. Folded leaf in wrappers. Set by hand by Ser J.L. Prop from Columbia type and printed in brown and black on Magnani handmade paper in 50 numbered copies.
€ 20
* Dutch bibliophile edition – in English. Poem in English by Moore (1887-1972), beautifully printed by Ser Prop for his colleague, De Lange Afstand. Colophon in Dutch.

264. MORGAN, Charles T.L.S., dated ’23 February 1937′ to a French woman who wants to translate one of Morgan’s essays. Original typewritten letter by the author, Charles Morgan, with printed letterhead. 25,5 x 20,3 cm. 19 lines. Signed in ink.
€ 50
* To Madame Le Corbeiller in Paris about her offer to translate Morgan’s essay ‘Creative Imagination’ into French. 20 lines typed, signed ‘Charles Morgan.’ in ink.

265. MORISON, Stanley A Tally of Types, Cut for Machine Composition and Introduced at the University Press, Cambridge, 1922-1932. (Signed by Jan van KRIMPEN). Cambridge, Privately Printed, 1953. 27 x 17 cm. Roodbruin linnen met rugvergulding. viii, 104 p. Gedrukt op geschept papier in roodbruin en zwart in 450 exemplaren ‘for presentation by the University Printer to his friends in printing and publishing, Christmas 1953’. In- en uitleiding van Brooke Crutchley (de University Printer). Met vignetten en initialen. 1e druk. Aan de rugkant iets verkleurd.
€ 190
* Exemplaar met de handtekening van J. van Krimpen en het exlibris van Huibrecht van Krimpen. Enkele potloodleesstreepjes in de marge. Bijzonder mooi vormgegeven boek waarin de zeventien hoofdstukken over de lettertypen die behandeld worden, gezet zijn uit de betreffende letters, zoals Centaur, Arrighi, Bembo, Poliphilus, Blado, ‘Garamond’, Granjon, Fournier, Baskerville, Bell, Goudy (oef! zeg je als die letter hier tussen de andere ziet staan), Perpetua, Felicity en Times (oef!, maar iets zachter). Jan van Krimpen wordt slechts in het voorbijgaan genoemd door Crutchley in zijn nawoord. Maar wat een schoonheid allemaal.

266. (MORISON, Stanley) Printing the Times. A Record of the Changes Introduced in the Issue for October 3, 1932. (Signed by Jan van KRIMPEN). Londen, Printing House Square, 1932. 25 x 19 cm. Paars buckram. 36 p. Niet afgesneden. Gedrukt op Corinthian Fine Text geschept papier. Met letterproeven en afbeeldingen van voorpagina’s. 1e druk. Band deels verkleurd. Wit vlekje achterop. Enkele roestvlekjes.
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* Voorin een grote handtekening van J. van Krimpen in potlood; daaronder een exlibris van zijn zoon Huibrecht van Krimpen.
De Times was in 1932 een zo belangrijke krant, dat de grote verandering in lettertype en typografie die door Stanley Morison werd geïntroduceerd met deze bibliofiel uitgegeven letterproef kon worden gevierd. Morison en Van Krimpen waren geestverwanten die elkaar sterk beïnvloedden.

267. MOTTRAM, Ralph H. / Frederic PROKOSCH Autograph picture postcard signed to Frederic PROKOSCH. Brown photo of ‘old Luffness Mill, near Gullane’. On verso 7 lines by Mottram postmarked ‘Edinburgh Sep 10 1930’.
€ 35
* Well-settled British author Ralph Hale Mottram (1883-1971) to his young American admirer, the aspiring poet and novelist Frederic Prokosch (1908-1989): ‘I have no favorites among my books. I wish they were better known in the States. I am most pleased to have your letter.’

268. MULLEN, Peter The Holy Bomb according to Peter Mullen. [Llandogo], The Old Stile Press, 1983. 21 x 22 cm. Cahiersteek. 12 p. Met acht verschillende linosneden van J. Martin Pitts. Gezet uit de Albertus en gedrukt in bruin en zwart in 200 exemplaren. 1e druk in boekvorm.
€ 25
* Een poëtische, bijbels gestelde aanklacht tegen de neutronenbom, naar een publicatie in The Guardian.

269. (MUNCHAUSEN, Baron von) Baron Munchausen’s narrative of his marvellous travels and campaigns in Russia. (Met 16 tekeningen van W.J. Rozendaal). (Utrecht, Stichting De Roos, 1954). Halfperkament. 42 p. Kop verguld. Typografie en band W.J. Rozendaal. Gedrukt in een oplage van 175 genummerde exemplaren.
€ 35
* Ongenummerd exemplaar. Dit fraaie boekje bevat de Engelse tekst naar de eerste uitgave van 1786. De spelling is met één h, niet Munchhausen! Leeflang 30.

271. (NAMEGIVERS). BROUGHAM, Henry; KOHOUTEK, Lubos; PLIMSOLL, Samuel Drie handtekeningen. 1. BROUGHAM, Henry Gesigneerde en geadresseerde voorkant van een envelop met gratis frankeerzegel. ‘London Augst three / 1835 / Jn. Mullineux Esq / Liverpool / Brougham ‘. Vel papier (79 x 120 mm), in passepartout om voorzijde en achterzijde te laten zien. Gestempeld in rood. Wat vlekkig.
Handtekening van Henry Brougham, 1st Baron Brougham en Vaux (1778-1868), die Lord Chancellor was geweest van 1830-1834, was de ontwerper en naamgever van de Brougham-koets. Ook was hij een fervent Brits activist tegen de slavernij. Onder zijn ambtstermijn als Lord Chancellor werd de Slavery Abolition Act van 1833 ingevoerd.
2. KOHOUTEK, Lubos Handtekening van Luboš Kohoutek in blauwe vulpen. Velletje papier (77 x 125 mm) met getypte toeschrijving.
De Tsjechische astronoom Luboš Kohoutek (geboren 1935) ontdekte vele planetoïden en kometen. Hij was de naamgever van de Komeet van Kohoutek (1973).
3. PLIMSOLL, Samuel Handtekening op een kaart geplakt, onderstreept. Velletje papier (55 x 94 mm), op kaart geplakt. Een beetje vlekkig, aantekeningen op achterkant.
Handtekening van Samuel Plimsoll (1824-1898), een Britse politicus, liberaal parlementslid 1867-1880. Hij was een voorstander van veiligheid op schepen en bedacht de lijn die op schepen gezet wordt om de maximale lading af te bakenen, nu bekend als de Plimsoll-lijn.
€ 50
* Deze drie handtekeningen kunnen een begin vormen van een mooie verzameling…

272. NASH, Ogden Requiem. (‘There was a young belle in Natchez’). (Eefde, De Lange Afstand, 2002). Vouwblad in omslag, omgeven met een rood lint. Vignet (een Amerikaanse vlag roert in een bord soep) in linosnede. Met de hand gezet en gedrukt in een geringe oplage.
€ 25
* Limerick. ‘Veel dank voor uw donatie’, schreef de drukker op het omslag.

273. NEW YORK Colored Post Cards – Views of New York World’s Fair and New York City. New York City, Harry Latz Services, [1939]. Original wrappers (3 leaves). 30 color postcards cascading on stiff paper sides, each pasted with original black adhesive cloth. No text except for the upper cover and on the cards themselves. Cover a bit worn, last leaf containing 15 cards loose.
€ 65
* Fifteen postcards illustrating the city of New York and fifteen showing the World Fair of 1939, including the iconic Trylon and Perisphere. Nice colorful image. Complete, but with traces of use.

273 a. NOEL, Roden Ganymede & Bacchus. Portsmouth, Callum James, 2010. 26 x 18 cm. Original folding wrappers (very blue). 20 p. With illustrations by Sue Martin. Printed in 50 numbered copies. This is nr. 4 of the 50. Fine copy.
€ 45
* With an introduction and with a case history of the poet (1834-1894) written by sexologist Havelock Ellis, showing Noel as a bisexual.

274. NORTHCOTE, Stafford H. Autograph Letter Signed to the painter William Powell Frith. Letter on wove paper, recto and verso, 15,5 x 9,8 cm. 16 lines. Dated ‘Dec. 9. 1881’. Folded twice, but only vaguely. Trace of glue on recto (no text missing).
€ 35
* About sitting for a portrait by Frith: ‘I am pretty fully engaged up to the middle of January at all events’. Stafford Henry Northcote, 1st Earl of Iddesleigh (1818-1887) was Member of Parliament for North Devon at this time, after six years of being Minister of Finance. He would end his career as Foreign Secretary (1886-1887).

275. NORTHCOTE, Stafford H. Autograph Letter Signed to William McCullagh Torrens. Stationery with blindstamp of the House of Commons. Recto only, 14,5 x 11,9 cm. 5 lines. To ‘Dear W. Torrens’. Dated ‘Feb. 21. 1884’. Pasted on a piece of stiff paper (with a note on verso, unrelated).
€ 30
* About a petition, that Northcote thinks ‘very good’, but he sees a problem in ‘cutting down the School rate quite so low as 6d. in Country Parishes’. Signed ‘Yours in haste/ Stafford H. Northcote’. William McCullagh Torrens (1813-1894) was Member of Parliament for Finsbury until 1885.

276. OATES, Joyce Carol The Hungry Ghosts. Seven Allusive Comedies. Santa Barbara, Black Sparrow Press, 1978. Reprint. Some vague little stains on the spine.
€ 15

277. OMAR KHAYYAM Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám. English, French and German Translations Comparatively Arranged in Accordance with the Text of Edward Fitzgerald’s Version with Further Selections, Notes, Biographies, Bibliography and Other Material Collected and Edited by Nathan Haskell Dole. Boston, Joseph Knight, 1896. ‘Variorum Edition de Luxe’. Twee delen. Gedecoreerd wit linnen met origineel lichtgroen linnen stofomslag. (2), (180), 206; (2), (6), (394) p., doorgenummerd in het tweede deel. Koppen verguld. Niet afgesneden. Met in beide delen een portret afgedrukt op Japans papier (I: Fitzgerald; 2: Bodenstedt). Titelpagina’s met art-nouveauversiering gedrukt in rood en zwart. 1e druk. Ruggen iets verkleurd, maar zo mooi als men zich maar kan wensen: een negentiende eeuwse uitgave met uitgeversstofomslag!
€ 400
* Buitengewoon fraaie art-nouveau-uitgave in rijkverguld roomwit linnen met bijpassende stofomslagen, en niet te vergeten het even getinte, geschepte papier dat een feest is voor de vingers. Genummerd nr. 31 van een ongespecificeerde luxe oplage (250?). Per gedicht worden de vertalingen vergeleken van Fitzgerald, Nicolas, McCarthy, Kerney, Whinfield, Garner, Bodenstedt en Schack, maar ook andere vertalingen en Omar Khayyamcommentaren worden besproken.

278. OMAR KHAYYAM Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám. The first version of Edward FitzGerald. With illustrations by Stephen Gooden. London & c., George Harrap, 1945. Cloth. 64 p. Reprint. Some cover staining, otherwise fine.
€ 20
* Delicious drawings.

279. OMAR KHAYYAM Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám. The first version of Edward FitzGerald. With illustrations by Stephen Gooden. London, George G. Harrap, 1945. Linnen. 64 p. Herdruk (1e: 1940). Bandje gevlekt. Inscriptie uit 1946 voorin.
€ 20
* Schitterende illustraties van de Britse graficus Stephen Gooden (1892-1955), ontwerper van onder meer bankbiljetten, en dat is te zien aan het ogenschijnlijke gemak van deze fijngetekende prenten.

280. OMAR KHAYYAM Rubaiyat. Translated into English verse by Edward Fitzgerald. Decorated by Catherine Gebhard. Birmingham, City of Birmingham School of Printing, 1937. Decorated boards in gold paper. 24 p. Printed in red, blue and black by students of the City of Birmingham School of Printing under the direction of Leonard Jay. First edition. Delicate backstrip worn, some browning from the glue in the binding. Inscribed by Kenneth Clarke (probably not the politician) to Dutch historian and Pembroke College fellow Dr. George Puchinger “to remember Oxford/ and Fyfield Manor”, May 6, 1981.
€ 85
* Most attractive Rubaiyat edition made by students of the Birmingham School of Printing bound in gold paper with a ligne claire decoration, lettering in red and very fine book illustrations in blue. Rare.

281. OMAR KHAYYAM Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám, the Astronomer-Poet of Persia, Rendered Into English Verse. (With handwritten dedication from a rugby player to a cricketer!). London, Macmillan & Co., 1891. Original vellum with gold lines. (4), 112 p. Uncut. Reprint. Vellum a bit dark, flyleaves browned, otherwise very nice and unstained. With handwritten dedication by C.J.N. Fleming to A.J. Boger, ‘Oxford Dec. 1892′.
€ 50
* Charles James Nicol Fleming (1868-1948) was an education inspector in Scotland. In his student days he was a successful rugby player. Alnod J. Boger (1871-1940) later became a lawyer, but was a formidable cricketer in his youth at Oxford. Sport doesn’t bite poetry!

282. ONO, Yoko We’re all water from different rivers. [Haarlem], Hof van Jan, [2016]. Original wrappers. Two prints designed by Marlies Visser in double folding wrappers. 60 copies were used for the project ‘Kist voor Kees’, a few dozen (max. 40) extra were printed for dispersion. 1st edition. Fine condition.
€ 150
* Poem by Yoko Ono, prints by Marlies Visser, a tribute issued in a small number of copies from the Hof van Jan to Kees Thomassen, the private printer who died in 2015.

283. (ONSLOW). HUGHES, Geoffrey Grote portretfoto, gesigneerd. Zwartwitfoto. 24,8 x 20,0 cm. Met gesigneerde opdracht: ‘To James/ Worst Luck/ (sign.)’. Achterop een stempel van Granada T.V. Enkele kleine vlekjes.
€ 35
* Pracht van een portret met een belangstellende glimlach, waarschijnlijk van ongeveer 1990. Acteur Geoffrey Hughes (1944-2012) is in Nederland vooral bekend als Onslow, de zwager van Hyacinth Bouquet in de onsterfelijke, telkens herhaalde serie Keeping Up Appearances, maar hij speelde ook de sympathieke stouterik Eddie Yeats in Coronation Street en talloze andere rollen.

284. (PAGET, Florence) Coridon’s Song and Other Verses from Various Sources. With Illustrations by Hugh Thomson and an Introduction by Austin Dobson. London, Macmillan and Co., 1894. Rijkverguld marokijn, met decoratie op voorzijde, rug en achterzijde. Alle sneden verguld. xxxii, 164 p. Met 88 fijngetekende illustraties van Hugh Thomson bij oude liedjes uit verschillende bron (o.a. uit The Compleat Angler). 1e druk. Randen iets versleten. Inscriptie op een van de vliegende schutbladen. Schutbladen aan de randen verbruind, tegenover de inslagen.
€ 350
* Met het bindersstempel ‘FP/ 1902’ op de binnenkant van het achterplat. De Britse Florence Paget was een virtuoos en bekend boekbinder rond 1900, leerling van Douglas Cockerell.

285. PAYNE, John Flowers of France. (Deluxe edition, 5 vols., all published). London, The Villon Society, 1906-1913. A. The Romantic Period, 1 & 2. 1906.
B. The Renaissance Period. 1907.
C. The Latter Days. 1 & 2. 1913. (All published).
Unprinted, gray-blue wrappers. Uncut. 1st edition. Covers discolored and somewhat spotted, upper wrapper of ‘The Renaissance Period’ loose. The handmade paper of the interior in very good condition, with some discoloration.
€ 120
* These five books are the result of a huge project of the British poet John Payne (1842-1916) to translate representative French poems in isometric poetry: rhyming and in the same meter as the original. He planned eight volumes that would span poetry from the 12th to the early 20th century. But the Great War, and then his death in 1916, threw a spanner in the works, and only five volumes were published – these five. They were printed by Brill in Leyden in 750 copies, 75 of which were numbered deluxe copies on large paper. This is a luxury set, all with the same number: Nr. 38. The price per deluxe volume was no less than two guineas, or 16 grams of gold.
Mauclair, Catulle Mendès (with 16 poems!), Merrill, Montesquiou, Nerval, Rodenbach, Verhaeren, Verlaine, to name just a few of the many dozens French-language poets translated into English. Not attractive on the outside, but a grandiose enterprise.

286. PEACH, Maurice Vignettes. Buckden (GB), The Fensedge Press (Maurice Peach), 1959. Original wrappers. (4), 12 p. Printed in 50 numbered copies. 1st edition. Fine copy.
€ 30
* Early privately printed book, set from Libra Light, a type designed by S.H. de Roos, specifically chosen by the printer-poet himself for its qualities as a verse face.

287. PERKINS, George Roberts The Western and Oneida almanac, for the year of our Lord 1847: Being till July 4th, the 71st Year of American Independence. Utica, N.Y., R.W. Roberts, 1846. 16 x 10,5 cm. No wrappers as issued. Original string binding partly loose. 36 pp. Some brown stains and dog ears.
€ 35
* Almanac for 1847 with astrology, astronomy, distances, anecdotes (a.o. about Zachary Tailor), postage rates, court sessions, recipes and fascinating advertisements (‘Daguerrotype Goods’, ‘Stockton’s Teeth, 200 well assorted’ both from druggist William Bristol in Utica. George Roberts Perkins (1812-1876), who is mentioned as the author on the title page, was professor of mathematics in New York State Normal School from 1844-1852, and an author on both mathematics and astronomy.

288. PHONE The Telephone. A Domestic Tragedy. (Anonymous play, p. 106-110 in: Temple Bar. A London Magazine for Town and Country Readers, Vol. 107, nr. 422). London, Richard Bentley & Son, January 1896. Original pink wrappers. 18, 160, (2) p. With illustrated advertisements, i.a. a Liebig Company chromolitho, 19 x 13 cm. 1st edition. A little bit soiled. Numbered ticket pasted on upper cover.
€ 75
* A woman loses both her suitor and her beloved to that addictive and miserable invention, the telephone… Very early humorous phone story: remarkably enough, none of the 40 advertisers in this London Magazine of 1896 could boast a telephone (however, one advertised that other modernist invention, a type writer). A fascinating in-between moment of telephone history!

289 a. PHILADELPHIA Original washed ink drawing of Fairmount Waterworks of Schuylkill River, Philadelphia, copying W.H. Bartlett’s 1835 engraving. Good quality machine-made paper. Landscape format. Paper measures 172 x 212 mm. Drawing 113 x 181 mm. Two colors: grey and sepia. About 1852. Some vague creasing at the corners, otherwise in fine condition.
€ 80
* This attractive two-tinted drawing exactly follows the famous engraving by W.H. Bartlett (1835), that was published in 1852 in a Dutch illustrated magazine, De Tijd (‘Time’), and carries the same caption in Dutch: ‘De Schuylkill waterwerken te Philadelphia’. The drawing probably dates from a little after this.

289 b. PHILADELPHIA Souvenir of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Union News Company, 1925. 21 x 17 cm. Orig. wrappers. 32 half page color pictures on 16 pages.Colorful covers slightly soiled.
€ 25
* Attractive souvenir booklet from about 1925 (the Benjamin Franklin Bridge was still under construction).

290. PLAS, Michel van der (transl.) I hear America singing. (Anthology of American war poetry, translated into Dutch). Amsterdam, Uitgeverij Vrij Nederland, [1948]. Cloth-backed boards. 64 p. 1st edition. Corner bump, but an excellent copy.
€ 15
* Translations of war-marked poetry of a.o. W.H. Auden, Robinson Jeffers, e.e. cummings, Robert Frost and 15 other British, American and Australian poets. Introduction by Adriaan van der Veen. Van der Plas was only 21 when this book was published. Delicate typography by F. Tamminga.

291. PLATH, Sylvia Blackberrying. (Poem with translation into Dutch by Anneke Brassinga). Amsterdam, De Lange Afstand, 1984. Folded leaf. Set by hand from the Olga and printed on Velin d’Arches in a numbered edition of 50 copies.
€ 25
* ISBN 9067850055.

292. PLIMSOLL, Samuel Signature pasted on a card. Sheet of paper (55 x 94 mm), pasted on a card. Just a signature, underlined. A bit soiled, notes on backside.
€ 20
* Signature of Samuel Plimsoll (1824-1898), a British politician, Liberal member of Parliament 1867-1880. He was an advocate of safety on ships and devised a line to put on ships that delineated the maximum load, now known as the Plimsoll Line.

293. PLOMER, William The Planes of Bedford Square. (Poem). London, The Bookbang, 1971. 22 x 14 cm. Folded leaf (44 x 28 cm) of British Handmade paper of the Inveresk Paper Co. Typography of the Central School of Art and Design.
€ 25
* Nine 7-line stanzas about Firbank, Nijinsky, Bertrand Russell and Lady Ottoline.

294. POTOK, Chaim The Gift of Asher Lev. (Londen etc.), Penguin Books, (1992). Garenloos. 378 p.
€ 20
* Exemplaar met handgeschreven opdracht van de auteur aan een naamgenoot: ‘To Chaim,/ Chaim Potok/ 16/6/96’.

295. POUND, Ezra The Translations of Ezra Pound. Londen, Faber and Faber, (1953). Linnen met stofomslag. 408 p. 1e druk. Rug stofomslag wat verkleurd en met een watervlek, verder in behoorlijk goede conditie.
€ 30
* Vertalingen naar het Japans, Italiaans (Leopardi), Frans (Arnaut, Gourmont, Bellay, Laforgue, Charles d’Orléans) en Latijn. Prijs op het omslag ’30s’.

296. POWELL, G.H. Excursions in Libraria: Being Retrospective Reviews and Bibliographical Notes. (Inscribed). London, Lawrence & Bullen, 1895. Orig. green cloth. xvi, 264 p. Illustrated. 1st edition. A little wear.
€ 45
* Inscribed by the author, July 1916, and signed ‘Geo.H. Powell’. Enjoyable texts about (mostly early) books: Aesop, Froissart, Rabelais, myths, Guiccardini and many others.

297. (POWYS brothers). MARLOW, Louis Welsh Ambassadors (Powys Lives and Letters). London, Chapman & Hall, (1936). Original cloth. xii, 284 p. Illustrated. 1st edition. Tiny inscription on first endpaper, dated 1936. Reading slant.
€ 22
* With 13 photographic illustrations.

298 a. POWYS, John Cowper The Brazen Head. London, Macdonald, 1956. Linnen. 348, (4) p. 1e druk. Iets scheefgelezen. Ingeplakt merkje van boekhandel Grahame in Sydney.
€ 25
* Late roman van deze unieke ‘towering’ figuur in de Engelse letterkunde (1872-1963). Achterin vier pagina’s met advertenties voor andere boeken van Powys.

298 b. POWYS, John Cowper The Meaning of Culture. New York, W.W. Norton & Company, 1939. Linnen. x, 284 p. Niet afgesneden. Herdruk. Keurig.
€ 15
* Filosofisch-literaire opstellen van de geniale Britse auteur (1872-1963).

299. (POWYS, Llewelyn). SIMS, G.F. A Catalogue of the Llewelyn Powys Manuscripts. Hurst (Berkshire), Peacocks, 1950? Stapled. 16 p. 1st edition. Staple rust, otherwise fine.
€ 20

300 a. POWYS, T.F. Uriah on the Hill. (&) William HUNTER: The Novels and Stories of T.F. Powys. Cambridge, The Minority Press, 1930. (2 books). Origineel omslag met flappen. (2), 22 p. Gedrukt op gevergeerd papier. 1e druk. Boekblok los van omslag.
€ 40
* Mooi modernistisch omslagontwerp van de vooruitstrevende architect Raymond McGrath (1903-1977). Minority Pamphlet Nr. 2. Bijgevoegd van William HUNTER: The Novels and Stories of T.F. Powys. Cambridge, The Minority Press, 1930. 36 p. Minority Pamphlet Nr. 3, met hetzelfde omslag. (Alle Minority Pamphlets die met Powys te maken hadden; de resterende 4 betreffen andere onderwerpen).

300 b. POWYS, T.F. Father Adam. Gringley on the Hill, Brynmill Press, 1990. Linnen met stofomslag. 128 p. 1e druk. Omslag geplastificeerd. Met blindstempel van H.A.C. Kamphuisen, hoogleraar klinische neurofysiologie te Leiden.
€ 20
* Met bijgevoegde publicatie van de uitgeverij over de verschillen tussen het nagelaten manuscript van Theodore Powys en het boek. Theodore Francis Powys (1875-1953) was de middelste van drie schrijvende broers (John Cowper Powys en Llewelyn waren de andere) uit een gezin van elf briljante Britse geesten. Mislukt als boer zette Theodore zich aan het schrijven van korte verhalen en romans die te benoemen zijn als ‘religieuze plattelandsfantasy’, waarin godsvreugde en dood harmonisch vanzelfsprekend bijeenkomen. Er is nog altijd een kleine schare fans, tot wie ik ook behoor.

300 c. POWYS, T.F. Rosie Plum and Other Stories. Drawings by John Ward. Londen, Chatto & Windus, 1966. Linnen met stofomslag. (6), 200 p. Voorwoord van Francis Powys, een zoon van de schrijver. 1e druk. Omslag aan de randen wat versleten. Met exlibrisblindstempel van H.A.C. Kamphuisen, hoogleraar klinische neurofysiologie te Leiden.
€ 25
* Korte verhalen van de onconventioneel-religieuze schrijver van ‘Christian fantasy’.

301. PROVO Delta. A review of Arts Life and Thought in the Netherlands. Autumn 1967. Amsterdam, Delta, 1967. Original wrappers. 152 p. B/w illustrated (and red!). 1st edition. Backstrip browned.
€ 25
* Special issue of this all-English magazine from the Netherlands, entirely devoted to the Provo movement. Contributions by a.o. Aad Nuis, Anton Constandse, Harry Mulisch, Constant Nieuwenhuys, Lucebert, Simon Carmiggelt and H.C. Rümke. About Roel van Duyn, Robert Jasper Grootveld and Bernhard de Vries. Nice pictures.

302. PUETTMANN, Emile The True and Lamentable History of the Wonderful Adventures of Little Red Riding-Hood. Containing her Wanton Wonderings, Distressing Disappearance and Remarkable Release. Printed for your Exclusive Entertainment by Emile Puettmann. Rotterdam, The Slipperpress, 1982. 18,5 x 9 cm. Omslag met geïllustreerd buikbandje. 12 p. Met drie oude houtsneevignetten, grel ingekleurd. Gezet uit de Hollandsche Mediaeval en gedrukt in 80 genummerde exemplaren. 1e druk. Mooi.
€ 25
* Een van de vele originele, grappige boekjes gedrukt door Emile Puetmann op zijn Slofpers.

305. PURDY, James 63: Dream Palace. Read by the author. (1968). 30 cm. 33⅓ rpm. Four LP records in (damaged) original box.
€ 25
* Spoken Arts JP-4.

306. PURDY, James The candles of your eyes. New York, Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1987. Rood en donkergrijs linnen met gaaf stofomslag. (8), 152 p. 1e druk. Keurig exemplaar.
€ 16

307. PURDY, James Children Is All. London, Secker & Warburg, 1963. Linnen met stofomslag. (8), 184 p. 1e Engelse uitgave. Rug en bovenrand omslag wat verkleurd. Op de binnenflap is een nummer geschreven.
€ 20
* Tien verhalen en twee toneelstukken. Het mooie stofomslag (van Peter Edwards) is een variatie op het omslag van de Amerikaanse editie: een fraaie kindertekening op een muur.

308. PURDY, James Don’t let the Snow fall. A poem. Dawn. A story. (Sub Signo Libelli), [1985]. Ingenaaid met stofomslag. (4), 20 p. Met de hand gezet uit de Monotype Van Dijck en gedrukt in rood en zwart in een oplage van 95 genummerde exemplaren. 1e druk.
€ 45
* Een van de 50 ingenaaide exemplaren zonder illustraties. Alleen de luxe-exemplaren werden van litho’s voorzien. Breugelmans 137.

309. PURDY, James Don’t let the Snow fall. A poem. Dawn. A story. (Met twee originele, genummerde en gesigneerde kleurenlitho’s door Chris Buursen). (Sub Signo Libelli), [1985]. Verguld oranjerood halfmarokijn (Binderij Phoenix). (4), 20 p. Met de hand gezet uit de Monotype Van Dijck en gedrukt in rood en zwart op zwaar velijn in een oplage van 95 genummerde exemplaren. 1e druk.
€ 225
* Eén van de 45 exemplaren met de twee vlammende litho’s, bovendien prachtig gebonden in halfmarokijn door Binderij Phoenix. Inliggend een prospectus en een bestelformulier, beide door Ger Kleis fraai gezet en met de hand gedrukt (de prospectus met blauwe steunkleur) op geschept papier. Breugelmans 137.

310. PURDY, James Don’t let the Snow fall. A poem. Dawn. A story. (Special copy with a portrait of Purdy in color aquatint-etching). (Sub Signo Libelli), [1985]. Gilt orange-red morocco-backed boards (Phoenix Bindery). (4), 20 p. With two original, numbered and signed color lithographs by Chris Buursen. Set by hand from the Monotype Van Dijck and printed in red and black on heavy wove paper in 95 numbered copies. 1st edition.
€ 475
* One of the 45 copies with the two fiery lithographs, beautifully bound in half morocco by Phoenix. This is a special copy: the binder has fastened an orange paper envelope onto the lower boards, holding two black and white proofs of the lithographs, a numbered and signed original color aquatint etching (portrait of Purdy), dedicated to Jan Bouman: ‘5/29 for Jan b. chris buursen 1985’ (with accompanying silk paper cover) and a signed proof of this same etching in black and white (‘ test h.c.’). Also with two different prospectuses (one in blue and black, the other in black, but with different typography) and a smaller order form, all three in beautiful typography arranged by Ger Kleis and printed by hand. Breugelmans 137.

311. PURDY, James The House of the Solitary Maggot. New York, Doubleday, 1974. Tweekleurig linnen met stofomslag. 360 p. 1e druk. Omslag aan de randen versleten.
€ 35
* Gesigneerd in blauwe balpen en met een opdracht in zwarte balpen: ‘For/ Adriaan/ with/ great/ appreciation/ from/ his friend/ james/ brooklyn/ january 17 1990’. En met een getypt briefje van literair agent James Stein aan literair agent Andrew Nurnberg over In the Hollow of his Hand (1986).

312. PURDY, James I Am Elijah Thrush. New York, Doubleday & Company, 1972. Groen en oranje linnen met stofomslag. 120 p. 1e druk. Omslag niet helemaal perfect.
€ 15
* Het omslag, van David November, is met typische zeventigerjarenletters gevormd uit een kammarmer.

313. PURDY, James Twee tekeningen en een originele foto, samen achter glas in een grote lijst. Twee lijntekeningen, beide in rood gesigneerd, flankeren een originele zwartwitfoto van James Purdy. Buitenmaat 47 x 122 cm. Binnenmaat (passepartout) van de tekeningen ca. 24 x 34 cm, van de foto 22,5 x 20,5 cm.
€ 600
* Deze lijst is afkomstig uit de nalatenschap van Johan Polak. Het is niet eenvoudig om een adequate foto van deze lijst te maken: het glas is niet ontspiegeld. Maar ook is het niet te controleren of de tekeningen origineel zijn: het zwart van de lijn is zo egaal, dat we aan drukwerk denken. Maar om dat zeker te weten zouden we de lijst kapot moeten maken.
NB. De lijst kan alleen worden afgehaald en in bepaalde gevallen ook gebracht.

314. (PURDY, James). ADAMS, Stephen D. James Purdy. Londen, Vision Press, 1976. Linnen met geplastificeerd stofomslag. 168 p. Rug verbleekt.
€ 15
* Uitvoerige studie.

315. QUINCEY, Thomas de De Engelsche postwagen. (The English Mail-Coach, introduced and translated into Dutch by Albert Verwey. With a copper engraving and a wood engraving by S.L. Hartz). Utrecht, Stichting De Roos, 1952. In Dutch. Bicolor cloth. 84 p. Typography and binding S.L. Hartz. Printed by Enschedé in 175 numbered copies. Spine discolored.
€ 25
* Graphic tour de force of S.L. Hartz (the main pupil of Jan van Krimpen), who engraved the title in copper and the decorative blocks in wood, and also designed the beautiful binding. Leeflang 23.

316. RAETZ, Markus Markus Raetz. Stedelijk Museum Catalogus 654 A & B. (Art Catalogue). Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, 1979. Two vols. 28 x 21 cm. Original illustrated wrappers. 24; 8 p. Illustrated (partly in colors). 1st edition.
€ 20

317. (REMBRANDT). BLOCH, Vitale Rembrandt Today. Two Lectures. Published on the Occasion of his Seventieth Birthday. Amsterdam-New York, Van Gendt-Abner Schram, 1970. 27 x 20 cm. Origineel halfperkament met foedraal. 88 p. Geïllustreerd. 1e druk. Net exemplaar.
€ 40
* Gedrukt in 500 exemplaren, waarvan 150 bestemd voor de vrienden van Vitale Bloch (1900-1975). Luxe-editie, uitgegeven zonder stofomslag maar met halfperkamenten band en foedraal. Bijgevoegd: een gewoon exemplaar in linnen met stofomslag (prachtige conditie).

320. RICKETTS, Charles Pages on Art. (With DJ). London, Constable & Company, 1913. 23 x 15 cm. Original cloth with dust jacket. (8), 268 p. Uncut. Frontispice portrait of the author (photogravure after a photograph by Malcolm Arbuthnot) with tissue guard. 1st edition. Fine jacket, spine lettering a bit dulled, otherwise fine.
€ 60
* A desirable book.

323. RIDEOUT, Henry Milner The Twisted Foot. With illustrations by G.C. Widney. Boston/ New York, Houghton Mifflin, 1910. Decorated cloth. (10), 250 p. Illustrated by G.C. Widney. 1st edition. Spine slightly worn. Flyleaf cut out. Waterstain at the beginning of the book.
€ 30
* Attractive publisher’s binding: Indonesian face garlanded with flowers and knotted ropes in light and dark red on brown cloth, signed by The Decorative Designers (monogram at the bottom of the image). Horror story set in Indonesia.

323. RIDLER, Anne The Phoenix answered. Amsterdam, Phoenix Productions, 1988. Ingenaaid. (16) p. Voorin een afbeelding van een uit zijn as verrijzende phoenix in art-nouveau. Met de hand gezet en gedrukt door Hein Elferink in een oplage van 100 genummerde exemplaren. Inliggend wenskaartje.
€ 15
* Nieuwjaarsgeschenk van Binderij Phoenix. Anne Ridler (1913-2001) was een dichteres uit Oxford, gelieerd aan de Inklings, bevriend met C.S. Lewis en T.S. Eliot.

324. RIDLER, Anne The Phoenix answered. Amsterdam, Phoenix Productions, 1988. Ingenaaid. (16) p. Engelstalig gedicht. Voorin een afbeelding van een uit zijn as verrijzende phoenix in art-nouveau. Met de hand gezet en gedrukt door Hein Elferink in een oplage van 100 genummerde exemplaren. Inliggend wenskaartje.
€ 25
* Dit is nummer 1 van de oplage! Nieuwjaarsgeschenk van Binderij Phoenix. Anne Ridler (1913-2001) was een dichteres uit Oxford, gelieerd aan de Inklings, bevriend met C.S. Lewis en T.S. Eliot.

325. RINEHART, Mary Roberts The Door. London, Hodder & Stoughton, [1931]. Orange cloth with dust jacket, signed in print ‘Hastain 31’. 320 p. (incl. 8 p. advertisement). H&S #1850 2/- Yellow Jacket. DJ only slightly worn at the edges.
€ 100
* Detective novel in great two-shillings jacket showing Death threatening little men looking in awe at a door with suggestive texts on it. The first edition was issued in 1930 with a very different DJ.

326. RINSER, Luise Four handwritten letters to her family doctor Dr. Friton and his wife (1942-1945 and 1978). About the illness of her son ‘Mein Bub’, probably her oldest son Christoph, who was born in February, 1940.
2. To ‘Lieber Herr Dr. Friton’, signed ‘Ihre L. R.-S.’. Dated ‘4.11.42’, that is November 4, 1942. In purple pencil. On writing paper with watermark, recto and verso. 48 lines. About her inner thoughts.
3. To ‘Lieber Herr Dr. Friton’, signed ‘Ihre Luise Rinser-Herrmann’. Dated 22.10.45. In ink on thin writing paper. Recto only. 14 lines. She tried to visit Dr. Friton, but they didn’t let her in. About Nazi prisoners.
4. To ‘Liebe Frau Friton’ and signed ‘Herzlich Ihre alte Luise Rinser’. Dated ’24-8-78′. Including an envelope with Rinser’s address stamp in Rocca di Papa, Italy. 26 lines.
5. Tiny black-and-white photograph (6 x 6 cm) of a large house between trees.
€ 375
* Letters by a would-be resistance fighter
Dr. Friton, who lived in the Bavarian border town Laufen, was the family doctor of Luise Rinser who lived with her two young sons in nearby Kirchanschöring. His wife Elisabeth was born in the Netherlands. A note in Dutch on the envelope mentions her as ‘tante Bep’ (= aunt Elly).
After the Second World War, Luise Rinser (1911-2002) made a lot of her resistance activities against the Nazis, and she enjoyed in full the laurels that were awarded to her because of her wartime heroism. She stirred up much discussion because of her open admiration for revolutionaries such as Khomeini, Kim Il Sung and Gudrun Ensslin, while having a relationship of sorts with jesuit Karl Rahner. After her death it turned out that in the 1930s and 1940s she had been an ordinary small-minded Nazi, like there were many. Her reputation nose-dived from her self-built pedestal.
These letters give some insight in her daily wartime life.

327. ROCKWELL, Norman Fiftieth Anniversary Ford Motor Company. 1903-1953. (Calendar for 1953). [Detroit], Ford Motor Company, [1952]. 35 x 25 cm. 7 leaves with artwork by Rockwell (6 in color, the first leaf with portrait of the Fords in brown and yellow). Held together with a metal strip at the top. Upper leaf a bit foxed and soiled. A little wear.
€ 40

328. (ROOS, S.H. de). AMPERSAND CLUB The Ampersand Club: Retrospect and Prospect, 1965. La Crosse, WI, Sumac Press (Emerson G. Wulling), 1965. Geniet. 16 p. Geïllustreerd (in hoogdruk). Gedrukt in kleuren op mooi getint papier. 1e druk. Kleine vlekjes.
€ 25
* Over en voor een Amerikaanse bibliofiele club. Grotendeels gezet uit de Libra van S.H. de Roos, een zeldzaamheid, zeker buiten Nederland. Een ampersand is een &-teken.

329. (ROOS, S.H. de). JEFFERIES, Richard Summer in the woods. With four drawings by S.H. de ROOS. (Met gesigneerde opdracht van De Roos). Amsterdam, (Lettergieterij ‘Amsterdam’), 1947. Ingenaaid. VIII, 36 p. Gedrukt in bruin en zwart in 750 genummerde exemplaren. Engelstalig. Met Nederlandstalige aanbiedingsbrief van de uitgever, met het vignet van S.H. de Roos, een symbolische roos in bruin gedrukt. 1e druk. Omslag verbruind en iets versleten.
€ 75
* Met voorin een handgeschreven, gesigneerde opdracht van S.H. de Roos: ‘Aan Ph. van Muysewinkel/ ter herinnering aan 8 Dec. ’47’. Van Muysewinkel was (en is) de naam van een Brusselse drukkerij. Eerste toepassing van de letters De Roos Roman en De Roos Italic. Uitgegeven ter gelegenheid van de zeventigste verjaardag van De Roos (die maar zelden in een boek schreef).

330. ROSSETTI, Dante Gabriel Sonnets and Songs towards a work to be called The House of Life. Maastricht, (Charles Nypels), 1926 [= 1927]. Original folding wrappers printed in red with a gilt art deco printer’s vignette. 64 p. Set from the Grotius type of S.H. de Roos and printed in blue, red and black on Dutch moldmade tinted Ossekop paper in 200 numbered copies. With an original woodcut portrait by Robert Steiner. Uncut. Spine and part of cover browned, inside flap soiled.
€ 40
* Fifty sonnets and eleven songs in a beautiful Dutch 1920s bibliophile edition. Van Laar cat. Nypels 57.

331. (ROYCROFT). OMAR KHAYYAM The Rubaiyat. East Aurora, NY, The Roycrofters, 1906. Square 18 x 16 cm. Original full gilt leather with blindstamp. Flyleaves of green moiré silk. 82 p. Uncut. Printed in red, green, blue and black on Ruisdael mouldmade paper. Cover slightly worn at top and foot. Bookblock loose. Inscription. Some pages loosening.
€ 35
* Introduction by John Hay. A very fragile book, beautifully produced, but not to last a full century! This however is a very good copy. McKenna 139.

332. ROYCROFTERS – HUBBARD, Elbert Little Journeys to the homes of Eminent Artists. Vol. II. (Colored by hand). East Aurora, NY, Roycrofters, 1902. 21 x 15 cm. Orig. suede leather with ample turned edges. (10), 164 pp. Top gilt, uncut. Printed on heavy, rough handmade Roycroft paper. With a silk bookmarker. First edition. Leather partly discoloured, construction of the binding a bit loosening.
€ 65
* Hubbard tells in his sprightly way about Corot, Correggio, Bellini, Cellini, Abbey and Whistler. Illustrated with pictures of the artists, vignettes and some very nice initials (book design: Samuel Warner). Most of the vignettes colored by hand and heightened in gold.

333. SACKVILLE-WEST, Lionel Sackville Signed visiting card. Stiff paper with rounded corners, gold-rimmed. 44 x 90 mm. Signed in pen “LS Sackville West.”. No other text. Glue traces at the reverse.
€ 25
* Lionel Sackville Sackville West (1827-1908), a British diplomat in Argentine, Spain and the USA. The infamous ‘Murchison Letter’ ended his career in 1888. He was the grandfather of Vita Sackville-West.

334. SADLEIR, Michael Autograph Letter Signed ‘Michael Sadleir’ and dated ‘3-2-47’. Letter by author and bibliographer of Victorian literature Michael Sadleir (1888-1957) to ‘dear Gertrude’. 17,6 x 10,8 cm. On tinted writing paper with Sadleir’s name in a calligraphic sign printed in brown and the address in Lower Througham, Stroud, Gloucestershire. 2 p., written on both sides. 29 lines. Horizontal fold, otherwise fine.
€ 75
* Sadleir had been ill, and thanks Gertrude for her charming letter, a.o. about an unwanted visit of ‘gentlemen-burglars’ ‘I’m completely fed up with the blizzards and snow and worries about waterpipes’. He has to walk to the nearest village (2 miles) to post letters and ‘beg a loaf of bread from someone. Not an attractive prospect.’

335. SADLEIR, Michael Typed Letter Signed ‘Michael Sadleir’ and dated ‘October 27th 1932’. Letter by author and bibliographer of Victorian literature Michael Sadleir (1888-1957) to ‘Dear Mrs Parry’. 25.6 x 20.0 cm. On tinted writing paper of Constable & Co., publishers in London (10 & 12 Orange Street) with extra information in a rubber stamp. 2 p., typed on one side only. 17 lines. Twice folded and a bit creased, some mouse’s nibbling at the left margin.
€ 75
* Mrs Parry (from Tunbridge Wells) had written a kind letter about his recent book, Edward and Rosina, about Edward Bulwer-Lytton and his wife Rosina Doyle Wheeler, also a novelist. Sadleir mentions her first book, Cheveley, ‘It is of course a savage caricature of her husband an his relations, and was the first heavy shell in the prolonged bombardment of Edward’s peace of mind which was conducted almost up to the day of his death.’ He doesn’t think highly of her talents as a writer.
Sadleir doubts he ever will get to a further stage of Bulwer’s life, because ‘so few people want to know about him’. Edward and Rosina had a disappointing circulation.

337. SCHUYLER, James The Home Book. Prose and Poems, 1951-1970 Calais, VT, Z Press, 1977. Original wrappers. (8), 100 p. 1st edition. Cover a bit worn, spine slightly discolored.
€ 25

338. SCHWEIG, Jos / C.A. de BRUIJN Jaisalmer. A town in the desert. Enschede, Pyrmont Pers, 1987. 18 x 13 cm. Ingenaaid. 12 p. + 6 kleurenprenten. Gedrukt in 115 genummerde exemplaren. 1e druk. Mooi.
€ 75
* Wonderbaarlijk boekje over deze woestijnstad, de ‘Gouden Stad’ in het uiterste westen van India. De illustraties zijn creaties van Jos Schweig met drukkersornamenten op zijn Heidelberger degelpers! De Pyrmont Pers was slechts actief van 1985-1988.

339. SCOTT, Walter The Antiquary; The Pirate; The Fortunes of Nigel; The Talisman; Count Robert of Paris. 5 vols. of the Waverley Novels. With the Original Notes. London, J. Dicks, [1874-1875]. 18 x 12 cm. 128-164 p. each.
[3]. The Antiquary (no number on the spine).
9. The Pirate.
10. The Fortunes of Nigel.
16. The Talisman.
24. Count Robert of Paris.

All with several wood-engraved illustrations. Text set from a very small type. Various advertisements on the covers. Complete wrappers (including backstrips). Popular 19th century editions in their delicate, original wrappers, all in fine condition. Largely unopened.
€ 65
* According to the advertisements, this series commenced ‘On Monday, October 13th, 1873’. The volumes were published monthly. Popular literature, rare in this condition.

340. (SEATTLE WORLD’S FAIR 1962) art since 1950. american and international. seattle world’s fair 1962. (haarlem, joh. enschedé en zonen, 1962. 22 x 17 cm. Garenloos. 162 p. Rijk geïllustreerd. Omslagontwerp (en typografie?) Dick Elffers. Wat gebruikssporen.
€ 15
* Met op p. 86-88 een manifest van Sandberg. Appel, Alechinsky, Lucebert, Reinhoud en zijn broer Roel D’Haese, Tajiri en Carel Visser waren enkele van de vertegenwoordigers uit Nederland en België.

341. SEMEONOFF, Anna Brush up your Russian (Osvezhite svoy Russkiy). With illustrations by P.R. Ward. Conversations of Real Use. London, J.M. Dent, 1945. Decorated cloth. x, 112 p. In Russian and English. Map of European Russia as endpapers. Further revised edition (first: 1933). Excellent condition.
€ 20
* Delightful b/w illustrations. Anna Semeonoff (1883-1960) in 1914 at the outbreak of the Great War was stuck in Edinburgh and became a Russian teacher.

342. SERVICE, Robert W. The House of Fear. London, Harrap, (1932). Red cloth with weird dust jacket, signed in print ‘S.J. Dallaway’. 318 p. Harrap’s Shilling Library No. 14, a reprint dating from May 1932. With publisher’s apology dated June 1932, pasted before p. 9. The dust jacket has only light edge wear, the spine is somewhat discolored and wrinkled.
€ 75
* Mystery novel about about a werewolf man. With curious apologies from the author and four different publishers about Lord Strabolgi’s (Strathbogie) dipsomania, perhaps a publicity stunt. Interesting with the dust jacket in very good condition.

343. SETT, Mera Sculptured Melodies. Illustrated by the Author. (Deluxe copy, numbered and signed). London, Grant Richards, 1922. 28 x 23 cm. Rebound using part of the spine and illustration from the original wrappers. 112 p. Printed in 500 copies. 1st edition. Binding a bit worn and repaired.
€ 450
* This is one of 100 numbered and signed copies, printed on Imperial Japanese paper. Stories inspired by well-known pieces of classical music by Chopin, Schumann, Dvorak, Beethoven, Tschaikowsky, Gounod, Rubinstein and other 19th century composers, illustrated by the author in a squiggly decadent style. A quaint talent, Mera Kavas Sett (1887-late 1950s or 1960s) was a ‘Parsee artist’ as the newspapers of a century ago put it, about whom not much is known. Possibly his full name is Mera Ben Kavas Sett. He illustrated Omar Khayyam about 1914 (see about this Omariana Vol. 10, nr. 1); this is his only other publication, and fairly rare.

344. SHAKESPEARE, William The Phoenix and the Turtle. [Amsterdam, Phoenix editions], 1984. Ingenaaid met flappen. (20) p. Met de hand gezet door Paul Snijders en gedrukt door Rob Cox in 100 genummerde exemplaren.
€ 15
* Uitgave ter gelegenheid van het driejarig bestaan van Binderij Phoenix.

345. SHAKESPEARE, William The Quintessence of Dust. (Met een originele, genummerde en gesigneerde ets van Hans Abbing). [Amsterdam, Phoenix Editions, 1985]. Vouwblad in omslag van geschept Indiaas papier. Met de hand gezet en gedrukt door Peter Yvon de Vries in een oplage van 100 genummerde exemplaren.
€ 50
* Uitgave ter gelegenheid van de opening van April’s Fool, een overzichtstentoonstelling van werk van Binderij Phoenix. Eén van de 20 luxe-exemplaren met een genummerde en gesigneerde ets van Hans Abbing. Een gewoon exemplaar zonder ets is te koop voor € 15.

346. SHAKESPEARE, William Storm. Een spel van tooverij. (1/10 luxe-exemplaren). Maastricht/ Brussel, Stols, 1930. Verguld donkerblauw heelleder (origineel omslag meegebonden). Kop verguld. (4), 112, (6) p. Niet afgesneden. 1e druk. Enkele lichte schaafplekjes aan de band.
€ 400
* Uit de bibliotheek van Martinus en Antoinette Nijhoff. Eén van de 10 luxe-exemplaren, gedrukt op Japansch papier en gebonden in staalblauw leer, rug met vijf ribben (Louis Malcorps?). Van Dijk 228.

347. SHAKESPEARE, William Het zestigste sonnet. (Amsterdam, Hent van der Horst, 1984). Vouwblad. Met de hand gezet en gedrukt met de Bodoni op Velin d’Arches door Eureka naar aanwijzingen van Peter Yvon de Vries in een oplage van 200 exemplaren. Tekst in het Engels en het Nederlands.
€ 20
* Tweetalig. Uitgave t.g.v. de zestigste verjaardag van de uitgever, ‘in plaats van een receptie. == The 60th sonnet, bilingual edition.

348. SHAW, George Bernard 17 original press photos from 1925-1950. About 15 x 21 and 20 x 25 cm. With press organisation stamps and captioned tickets, often with red crayon lines. Some photos with marker lettering and tracking or white gouache used for editing or altering towards publication. One corner torn off, one photo clipped, and one on which part of a ticket was glued. Some creases and tears and other little signs of wear.
€ 195
* Shaw taking dancing lessons from Max Rinder (heavily retouched, 1925). With a ‘Typical American Girl’ (1929). Becoming a Freeman of Dublin, with Hernon, Dulanty and O’Neill (heavily retouched in black and white, 1946). Shaw in conversation, his partner summarily torn off (1938). A bust made by Jo Davidson (at the lower side with some glued paper damage, 1931). With Mrs. Feliks Topolski and her infant son Daniel (1945). With Pandit Nehru (1949). Shaw speaking, gouache retouches photographed (1941). Conversing with Danny Kaye (1949). Walking through a new abbey gate (1949). In a Chinese robe with his friend, Sir Robert Hotung (seriously clipped, 1949). With Lady Astor on his 94th birthday, and about Shaw’s beard (June 28, 1950). In a hospital bed (Oct. 6, 1950). Visiting his garden (Oct. 16, 1950). Two pictures of Shaw’s handwriting (1930, 1933).

350. SHIPPING COMPANY Buries Markes Ltd. Detailed ships guide. London, Buries Markes, [1963]. 21 x 11 cm. Decorated cover with 14 folded leaves. With a ticket showing the names of the ships. Slight traces of use.
€ 40
* Attractive little guide to all details of the ships of this company – with foldout plans. M.V. La Chacra, La Colina, La Falda, La Hacienda, La Hortensia, La Laguna, La Loma, La Marea, La Pampa, La Pradera, La Primavera, La Selva, Montcalm, Arabella and Alberta.

351. SITWELL, Edith By the lake. [Eefde], De Lange Afstand, (2000). Folded leaf.
€ 22
* Gymnastic rhyme, in English, in this slight Dutch bibliophile publication, a New Year’s gift for 2001. Colophon in Dutch. Printed in about 50 unnumbered copies.

352. (SITWELL, Edith, Osbert & Sacheverell). FIFOOT, Richard A Bibliography of Edith, Osbert and Sacheverell Sitwell. London, Rupert Hart-Davis, 1971. Cloth with dust jacket. 432 p. 2nd revised edition. Fine copy.
€ 45

353. SITWELL, Osbert Dumb-Animal and Other Stories. London, Duckworth, 1930. Red buckram. (10), 360 p. Uncut. Top gilt. With original engraved frontispice portrait by Albert Rutherston. One of an edition of 110 numbered and signed copies, printed on laid paper. 1st edition. Spine a bit paled. Bookplate removed, otherwise fine.
€ 95
* Seven stories of rather varied length by Sir Osbert Sitwell (1892-1969), 5h Bt., brother of Sacheverell and of Edith. Because of the story ‘Happy Endings’ (more than 100 pp.) Sitwell was accused of libel and the book was retracted, then published without this story.

354. SMITH, Patrick Ice Queen. United Kingdom, Offcut Press, 1967. 4 p. in blue wrappers. A “keepsake from the Offcut Press set by Duine Campbell, printed by Patricia Harris, while Toni Savage cooked Spaghetti Bolognese. Bastille Day 1967.” A poem with an illustration. Fine condition.
€ 20

355. SMITH, Percy J. Delf Civic and Memorial Lettering. Londen, Adam & Charles Black, 1946. 24 x 18 cm. Linnen met stofomslag. 48 p. met 8 platen op glanzend papier. Rijk geïllustreerd met lettervoorbeelden, o.m. met 9 bladzijden in wit op zwart. 1e druk. Stofomslag aan de achterkant gescheurd, enkele schadeplekjes en verkleurd, boek bovenaan wat verkleurd, maar in goede en aantrekkelijke conditie.
€ 65
* ‘Civic and Memorial’, dat is architecturale belettering: van gedenkplaten, gebouwen, herdenkingsmonumenten – iets waar deze kunstenaar (1882-1948) alles van wist: hij had de Great War in de Franse loopgraven had doorgebracht en daar een geweldige serie oorlogsprenten weten te maken. Met praktische aanwijzingen hoe je je steenbeitel moet houden en talloze voorbeelden van indrukwekkend beletteren. Heerlijk kijkvoer voor alle letterliefhebbers!

356. (SPIEGELS, CHINESE). FU-TSUNG, Chiang Masterpieces of Chinese Bronze Mirrors in the National Palace Museum. Taipei, National Palace Museum, 1971. 27 x 22 cm. Linnen met doorzichtig omslag. 114 p. Met 50 fraaie kleurenillustraties. In het Chinees en het Engels. 1e druk. Net exemplaar.
€ 30
* Bronzen spiegels van de 5e eeuw voor Christus tot 1368 in de nationale collectie van Taipei.

357. STATE VISIT 1950 State Visit of H.M. the Queen & H.R.H. Prince of the Netherlands. Tuesday 21st and Wednesday 22nd. (Poster). Londen, London Transport, [1950]. 101 x 63 cm. Grote affiche gedrukt in rood, geel, blauw en zwart. Alleen tekst in kleurig frame plus vignet van London Transport. Opgerold. Enkele kleine scheurtjes aan de randen, rechtsonder is een verticale reep van enkele millimeters breed afgeknipt, maar verder in zeer goede staat.
€ 125
* Iconische Nederlandse geschiedenis in Engeland, gedrukt voor het eerste staatsbezoek aan Engeland van koningin Juliana en prins Bernhard. Ons Vorstenpaar zou op 21 november 1950 zijn opwachting maken bij de Britse koning George VI op Victoria Station, omzoomd met Coldstream Guards, de Honourable Artillery Guard en detachementen van de Royal Army, Navy en R.A.F. Reken maar dat de Koninklijke Stoet het openbaar vervoer in Londen flink in de war zou brengen, of misschien wilde het publiek wel massaal vlaggetjeszwaaiend langs de straat plaatsnemen – vandaar dat dit affiche werd gedrukt, een wonder van heldere typografie, afkomstig uit de collectie van Huib van Krimpen.
Het minuscule nummertje ‘1050-2391D-350’ onderaan het affiche geeft wellicht de datum van de druk weer (1050 = oktober ’50), het serienummer en de oplage: 350. Hoeveel zouden er daarvan bewaard zijn gebleven resp. in Nederland zijn beland?

358. (STATENHOFPERS). WILLIAMS, William Carlos Gedicht. (Met twee linosnedes van Olivia Ettema) Den Haag, Statenhofpers, 2009. Leporello in omslag. Met de hand gezet uit de Romanée en gedrukt op Gekko Hodomura in een beperkte oplage.
€ 20
* ‘As the cat climbed (…)’. Jaarwisselingsgeschenk 2009-2010. Niet in de handel.

359. STEDMAN, Edmund Clarence Poems, Lyrical and Idyllic. New York, Charles Scribner, 1862. Orig. brown cloth with blindstamped publisher’s name at the foot of the spine. (2), 200 p. 1st edition. Very good copy.
€ 45
* Stedman’s first book.

360. STEFANI, Mario No Other Gods. 55 poems, translated by Anthony Reid. With linocuts by J. Martin Pitts. Londen, Kouros Press, 1982. Gedecoreerd karton. 36 p. Gedrukt in oker (linosneden) en zwart in 215 exemplaren, de meeste op Zerkall getint handgeschept papier met het golvende watermerk. 1e druk. Zeer mooi, met prospectus.
€ 150
* Dit is een van de 205, eigenlijk 179 ‘gewone’ exemplaren, maar het is gesigneerd door Stefani en Pitts. Gezet en gedrukt door Nicholas McDowall, later bekend van de Oldstile Press. Over jongens.

361. STEINBECK, John Original Press Photo from January 7, 1966. Original photo of United Press International, stamped and with an official caption on a ticket, dated ‘7-1-66′. Also with two later tiny newspaper clippings about Steinbeck’s death in 1968. 26.0 x 20.3 cm. A bit creased, a few marginal tears.
€ 75
* A beautiful portrait of the rugged, elderly author with a black cap. According to the caption, ‘Steinbeck watched a whale boat race between Norway and the U.S. Coast Guard.’

362. STEVENSON, Henry V. The Phantom Lover. (Poems). Chicago, AD Weinthrop, 1926. Original boards. (10), 38 p. Cover design by Leslie Powell and author’s portrait (frontispice) by Jack Fisk. 1st edition. Spine worn. Striking cover partly discolored. Bookplate with inscription ‘Dorothy Alice Read from Archer’.
€ 25

363. STEVENSON, R.L. Little feet along the floor. Haarlem, Carlinapers, 1981. 27 x 18 cm. Original wrappers. (28) p. Set by hand and printed in only 30 numbered copies. Fine condition.
€ 50
* Very rare and attractive edition printed in the Netherlands, full of ingeniously placed typographical ornaments.

364. STRACHEY, Lytton First and Last Will and Testament. Leiden, Ter Lugt Press, 1980. Original folding decorative wrappers with title ticket. 8 p. Printed on handmade paper in 100 copies. Fine condition.
€ 25
* Strachey leaves ‘My sense of humour to the next Bishop of Oxford.’ Funny text from 1902 in a nice bibliophile edition.

365. STRATFORD BOOK Johnnie Meyers Printer. The Stratford Book Nr. 1. Cincinnati, Ohio, Stratford Press, 1946. 15 x 12 cm. Original wrappers. 12 p. Printed by Elmer Gleason. 1st edition. Very fine copy.
€ 25
* A tribute to John M. Meyers, the foreman of the composing room. This dainty little book contains a.o. a touching In Memoriam for Meyers, ‘Printing’, a poem by James Montgomery and ‘The song of the printer’, a poem by Thomas MacKellar.

366. STUDIO, The The Studio. Vol. XLVII (Juli-september 1909). Britse editie met Franstalige samenvattingen. Londen, The Studio, 1909. Gebonden in halflinnen met gemarmerde platten. 330; (16) p. Rijk geïllustreerd in zwartwit en kleuren. 1e druk. Wat slijtage.
€ 45
* Panorama van de moderne kunsten in 1909. Veel aandacht voor internationale prijsvragen. In het Engels, maar met omvangrijke samenvattingen (‘sommaire’) in het Frans.

367. SUTHERLAND-LEVESON-GOWER, George Granville William Autograph Letter Signed ‘Sutherland’ and dated ‘Dunrobin Sept. 15 1883’. With two contemporary photos. Letter by George Sutherland-Leveson-Gower, 3rd Duke of Sutherland (1828-1892) to ‘My dear Sir’. 4 p. With a letter by Charles Longuet Higgins (1806-1885) to ‘My dear Lady’ pinned to the first leaf. Some spots and traces of glue (for an album), some creasing.
€ 100
* Extensive letter (59 lines) written fast and not very clearly about the possibilities of meeting, traveling between L. (London) and Dunrobin, and various commitments (‘The Ds. [Duchess] must be again here – for the Poultry show on the 27th’). In the attached letter, dated ‘May 23rd 1881’, Charles Longuet Higgins offers ‘St. Anne’s Society polling paper’ to ‘My dear Lady’.
The letters come with two rather creased and damaged, contemporary original photos, one of a gentleman in a cap holding a large piece of game, a dog at his side; the other shows a coach with four passengers and two draft animals. From the letter collection of John Arlott.

368. (SVENGALI). George Du MAURIER / Herbert BEERBOHM TREE A Souvenir of “Trilby” by Paul M. Potter. The Theatre Royal, Haymarket, on the 30th October, 1895, by Herbert Beerbohm Tree. (Compleet met 7 platen). London, John Walker & Co., 1895. 28 x 19 cm. Originele groene halflinnen portfolio, bedrukt in goud. Met 7 fotogegraveerde platen, elk met een vloeipapiertje. Eén papieren flap van de map ligt los, omslag gevlekt, lint ontbreekt, verder in zeer goede staat.
Reserved
* In de roman Trilby werd het mesmeriserende karakter Svengali geïntroduceerd, dat eponiem zou worden voor een crimineel meesterbrein. Een machtige sensatie in zijn tijd, ook voor toneel bewerkt met de beste acteur van zijn tijd, Herbert Beerbohm Tree in de titelrol. Later kwamen er ook films. Volgens een krantenadvertentie van februari 1896 (in de Dundee Advertiser) bevat deze publicatie inderdaad zeven fotogegraveerde platen. Een kortstondige uitgave, compleet en zeer zeldzaam.

370. (SWINBURNE, Algernon Charles). SHEPHERD, Richard HERNE The Bibliography of Swinburne. A Bibliographical List Arranged in Chronological Order of the Published Writings in Verse and Prose of Algernon Charles Swinburne (1857-1887). London, George Redway, 1887. Original gilt imitation vellum. (8), 48 p. Printed in 250 copies on handmade paper. Slightly browned, tiny initials on flyleaf, but a very good copy.
€ 20
* Fourth edition, much enlarged (first: 1883).

371. SYMONS, Arthur Studies in Strange Souls. With three portraits. Londen, Charles Sawyer, 1929. 22 x 18 cm. Cloth-backed boards. 84 p. Uncut and partly unopened. Printed in red and black in 360 numbered copies. With portraits in heliogravure (with protective paper) of Symons himself and the two Strange Souls: Dante Gabriel Rossetti and Charles Algernon Swinburne. 1st edition. Book is slightly bent. Very light traces of aging.
€ 50
* This is one of 250 copies printed on Abbey Mill Antique paper. A British deluxe book worth reading.

371 a. SYMONS, Arthur Aubrey Beardsley. With sixteen plates. London, at the Sign of the Unicorn, 1948. 25 x 15 cm. Cloth-backed boards with dust jacket. 64 p. 2nd edition (first: 1898). DJ a bit browned at the top. Owner’s name on flyleaf.
€ 25
* A tall and handsome book.

371 b. SYMONS, Arthur Knave of Hearts. 1894-1908. London, William Heinemann, 1913. Cloth. xii, 168 p. Uncut. 1st edition. Some dull spots, otherwise fine.
€ 45
* Poetry, often Italy-inspired. With the signature of the poet J. Griffyth Fairfax (1886-1976) and the penciled name of Roger Senhouse, Lytton Strachey’s lover.

371 c. SYMONS, Arthur Typewritten letter from Ruth Shepard Phelps with an answer written on it by Arthur Symons. Sheet of paper folded horizontally three times, typed dated ‘Minneapolis, Minn.,/ March 27, 1908.’. Signed in pen ‘Ruth Shepard Phelps’. Adhesive traces of an album on the back.
€ 50
* Carbon copy, signed in pen, of an invitation sent to several poets to contribute one or more poems to an anthology of poems about Italy to be published: ‘an anthology I have completed of poems about Italy – its cities and its characters – designed to give pleasure to the English reader while traveling in Italy’ It is entitled “Skies Italian: A Little Breviary for Travelers in Italy”‘. Ruth Shepard Phelps (1876-1949) later became an associate professor of Romance languages at the University of Minnesota. It concerns Symons’ poems ‘Roman May’, ‘Villa Borghese’ and ‘Rome’. On the letter, Symons wrote in fountain pen: ‘Certainly, with pleasure. What a good idea – your book. (signature).’ In the margin he wrote ‘why not “Italian Skies”, which sounds better?’. The anthology would appear in 1910, entitled ‘Skies Italian’.

371 d. SYMONS, Arthur Studies in Strange Souls. With three portraits. Londen, Charles Sawyer, 1929. 22 x 18 cm. Halflinnen. 84 p. Niet afgesneden en deels onopengesneden. Gedrukt in rood en zwart in 360 genummerde exemplaren. Met portretten in heliogravure (voorzien van beschermvloei) van Symons zelf en de beide Strange Souls: Dante Gabriel Rossetti en Charles Algernon Swinburne. 1e druk. Boek is iets gebogen. Heel lichte sporen van de tand des tijds.
€ 50
* Dit is een van 250 exemplaren gedrukt op Abbey Mill Antique paper. Lezenswaardig Brits luxe-boek.

372. TAKASHIMA, S. Illustrations of Japanese Life. Described by S.Takashima, A.B., Professor in the Higher Commercial College, reproduced and published by K. Ogawa, F.R.P.S., Tokyo. Tokyo, K. Ogawa, (1896). Landscape format, 19 x 25 cm. Crèpe book bound as a block book, on the front a photographic reproduction of a Japanese lady, with green silk ribbon. With 12 collotype reproductions of photos, colorized. 1st edition. Some inconspicuous dents on the front, otherwise nice and intact.
€ 250
* Various aspects of life in Japan, especially farmers and artisans: Hatsuni (a type of harvest festival), an oxcart, carpenters, a china shop, the greengrocer, Kakubeshishi (child acrobats), rice farmers, Hakimono (traditional sandals) and the Kago or person carrying basket. Crepe paper edition for the European and American market. The year (’29 Meiji’) is in Japanese on the last text page.

373. TENNYSON, Alfred Lord In Memoriam, by Alfred Lord Tennyson, A. H. H. 1811-1833. London, Nonesuch Press, 1933. 29 x 18 cm. Original gold-chequered black paper on blue cloth. (4), xxiv, 152 p. Set from Blado and printed in red and black in 2000 numbered copies on Dutch Van Gelder Eenhoorn paper (with Unicorn watermark). Backstrip and edges a bit worn.
€ 35
* The famous verse cycle of Tennyson in beautiful typography by Francis Meynell, printed by Ernest Ingham at the Fanfare Press. This is nr. 513.
Another beautiful bibliophile edition added: In Memoriam by Alfred, Lord Tennyson. London, Philip Lee Warner for the Medici Society, 1914. 23 x 16 cm. Original cloth-backed boards. (8), 96 p. Printed by the Riccardi Press in 1000 copies on special Riccardi Press mould-made paper. Nice book in excellent condition.

374. TENNYSON, Alfred Lord In Memoriam, by Alfred Lord Tennyson, A. H. H. 1811-1833. Londen, Nonesuch Press, 1933. 29 x 18 cm. Origineel goudgeruit zwart decoratief papier op blauw linnen. (4), xxiv, 152 p. Gezet uit de Blado en gedrukt in donkerrood en zwart in 2000 genummerde exemplaren op Van Gelder Eenhoorn-papier. Met inliggende prospectus, eveneens in donkerrood en zwart gedrukt. Rug vakkundig gerepareerd met goedgelijkend sierpapier.
€ 25
* De beroemde verscyclus van Tennyson in prachtige typografie door Francis Meynell, gedrukt door Ernest Ingham bij de Fanfare Press, een eeuw na de noodlottige dood (op 15 september 1833) van Arthur Hallam, die Tennyson tot deze omvangrijke threnodie inspireerde. Dit is nr. 1020/ 2000.

375. TENNYSON, Alfred Lord Tennyson’s Henoch Arden door Soera Rana. (Translation into Dutch). Haarlem, De Erven Loosjes, 1897. Original full vellum with gilt and blindstamp. XII, 68 p. Frontispice showing Tennyson’s cabin. Printed on Dutch handmade paper. First edition. Spine a bit rubbed. Some brown spots on upper cover.
€ 25
* Translation by Isaac Esser jr under his pseudonym Soera Rana.

376. (THACKERAY, W.M.) The Speculators – A Ballad. From the Ballads of Policeman X – Now Reprinted with Emendations by Constable Q. Banholt, Officina Borogovi, 2001. Original wrappers of rough Japanese paper. 12 p. Title page printed in red and black. With a 19th illustration. Printed on Ossekop Van Gelder in 36 numbered copies. First edition.
€ 35
* Transformation of Thackeray’s poem The Speculators into the world of technology shares and the euro (introduced in 2002), probably written by Ioannes Quercus and printed by him on fine paper in a tiny number.

377. THE LYRIC POETS John KEATS, Robert BROWNING Lyric Poems. Two volumes in richly gilt limp vellum. Edited by Ernest Rhys. London, J.M. Dent, [1894-1900]. 15.5 x 10 cm. Uniform limp vellum with rich gilt decoration on upper cover and spine (design by Herbert Granville Fell). Tops gilt. Reading ribbons. About 200 pp each. Frontispices intaglio printed with protective blotting paper. Title pages in red and black. Vignettes and decorative frames in Art Nouveau, also by Fell. Uncut. The delicate threading ribbons are missing. Neat couple, the copies with unremarkable flaws such as some little foxing at the beginning and end of the book, some creases in the paper. Both parts have an approximately identical inscription in the front: “D”/ B. 28/10/00. and “D”/ H. 9/12/00.
€ 190
* Of the series of fifteen volumes, these are 11. The Lyric Poems of John Keats; 12. The Lyric Poems of Robert Browning.
Not only is this a particularly attractive book series, these books have also had a certain influence on Dutch book design. An article by Paul van Capelleveen in the Jaarboek Letterkundig Museum 7 (1998, in Dutch) tells you all.

380. (THOMAS, Dylan). WAARSENBURG, Hans van de The boathouse at Laugharne. Banholt, In de Bonnefant, 1989. Folded leaf. Set by hand from Lectura and printed in red and black in 150 copies for the friends of the author and of the Bonnefant press. Christmas wish.
€ 20
* Dutch poem in English translation – by the printer, Hans van Eijk. In Laugharne (‘Larn’) Dylan Thomas lived in the last four years of his life. With a greeting in pencil by the printer-translator.

381. TREE, Herbert Beerbohm Handwritten business card with signature and the year 1895. 58 x 95 mm. Unprinted card. Slight abrasion and faint vertical fold. Someone else wrote “April 10.95” on it.
€ 30
* ‘Herbt. Beerbohm Tree/ 1895’. Tree (1852-1917), a half-brother of the cartoonist Max Beerbohm, was one of the greatest actors of his time.

382. TRENCH, Herbert Autograph Quote Signed (1908) Card, 7.0 x 10.4 cm. Reverse with traces of paper glued, probably from an album.
€ 30
* AQS with elucidation in handwriting by the Irish poet Frederic Herbert Trench (1865-1923), ‘Between thee and thy son lies but a sleep…’

383. TRINE, Ralph Waldo Handwritten card signed (1905) with his initials ‘R.W.T.’ to Max Gysi, a Swiss in London. Printed one-cent postal card with portrait of McKinley, stamped Feb. 4, 1905. 8.2 x 13.8 cm. Addressed to ‘Max Gysi, Esqr/ Swiss Bankverein’, London. Dated ‘Feb-3-1905-‘ with address ‘Crolon Landing/ N.Y.’ 28 lines, written in a tiny hand to ‘My Dear mr. Gysi’. Some creasing.
€ 75
* Friendly letter about the German edition of In Tune with the Infinite, which was published in November 1904. Maybe Gysi knows people who might be interested in the book. He can ask his German publisher Engelhorn in Stuttgart for more copies and also mentions the French edition. Max Gysi (born 1874) was a bank clerk, born in Switzerland, eventually living in the USA.

384. TROUP, R.S. The Indian Forest Memoirs. Indian Woods and their Uses. Economic Products Series Vol. 1, Nr. 1. Calcutta, Superintendent Government Printing, 1909. Large 4to (31 x 26 cm). Original wrappers (worn). (10), 274, (218) p. First edition. Wrappers worn and damaged. First and last pages worn. A bit dog-eared.
€ 30
* This standard work is usually in mediocre condition. A heavy book.

385. The TYPOPHILES Our guest on Wed., Dec. 18th will be Mr. Huib van Krimpen. Briefkaart met in paars gedrukte uitnodiging voor een lunch met Huib van Krimpen (‘author and teacher of graphic arts and relateed subjects’) bij de ’77th Division Association’ van The Typophiles in New York. Met voorgedrukte postzegel van 5 cent op verso en een paar snelgepende krabbels: namen, onder andere Van Krimpen.
€ 25
* Wellicht uit 1968, nadat Huib van Krimpen in november een lezing had gegeven in Los Angeles. Zowel Huib als zijn vader Jan waren enthousiast lid van The Typophiles.

386. (TRADE CATALOG). ZIMMER EXPORT DIVISION Zimmer Fracture Equipment. August, 1947. Bourbon, Indiana, Zimmer Export Division, 1947. 4to. Original wrappers. 128, (4), (2) p. Richly illustrated. Vertical fold and some creasing.
€ 25
* Catalog of orthopedic instruments and prosthetics. In the centre a nice colored advertisement for “The Miracle Mechanical Hand”. With a loose addition about Stainless Hip Caps.

387. TWAIN, Mark De erfgenaam uit Amerika (geïllustreerd). Vertaald door S.J. Andriessen. Amsterdam, Maatschappij voor Goede en Goedkoope Lectuur, [1908]. 2 delen (compleet). Ingenaaid. 144 p. Met plaatjes. Prijswijziging met strookje papier op beide delen: ’25 centiemen’. 3e druk (eerder verschenen bij Van Dishoeck). Van deel 1 is het omslag los en beschadigd.
€ 25
* Vertaling in het Nederlands, een populaire uitgave (treinlectuur) in de Blauwe Bibliotheek, no. 3 en 4 van 1908. In deze efemere vorm uiterst zeldzaam. == Early translation into Dutch.

388. ULLMAN, James Ramsay The day on fire. Londen, May Fair Books, 1961. Original wrappers. 352 p. Backstrip creased.
€ 15
* Novel about the life of Arthur Rimbaud. Mass market paperback.

389. UNGER, Hans How to get there by London Transport. British Museum (…). (Poster). London, London Transport, 1950. 76 x 51 cm. Poster printed in red, yellow and black. Text in yellow frame below a picturesque image of a museum. Coiled. Some creases, but in very good condition.
€ 125
* Designed by Hans Unger (1915-1975), who studied graphic art with Jupp Wiertz in Berlin, but fled Germany for South Africa. After wanderings, he went to work as an artist in London in 1948. In addition to posters, he also designed mosaics and stained glass for churches and public buildings.

390. VALENTINE, W.H. The Copper Coins of India. Part 1: Bengal and the United Provinces (&) Part 2: The Panjab and Continuous Native States of Bahawalpur, Baluchistan, Chamba, Kashmir, Patiala, Sirmur. London, Spink, 1971. 2 vols in one binding. Cloth. 266 p. With coin illustrations and maps. In repro of manuscript. Reprint. Binding a bit discolored.
€ 25
* Classical standard work, first published in 1914.

391. VASALIS, M. Fifteen poems. (Fifteen of her poems with translations into English by James Brockway). (Woubrugge), Avalon Press, 1999. Linnen (Herman van der Kruijk). (40) p. Gezet uit de Spectrum en met de hand gedrukt in groen en zwart op Zerkall in een oplage van 85 genummerde exemplaren.
€ 75
* Dutch bibliophile edition – partly in English. Door de vertaler gesigneerd onder het colofon.

392. VAUTIER, Ben Art = Ben. Stedelijk Museum catalogus nr 543. (Art Catalogue). Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, 1973. 27 x 21 cm. Original wrappers. 48 p. Illustrated. 1st edition. Fine condition.
€ 25

393. VERNE, Jules Around the World in Eighty Days. With illustrations by Edward A. Wilson and an introduction by Ray Bradbury. Los Angeles, The Plantin Press for the members of The Limited Editions Club, 1962. 28 x 18.5 cm. Half vellum with marbled boards. In slipcase. XVI, 270 p. Printed in an edition of 1500 numbered copies signed by the illustrator.
€120

394. VICTORIA, QUEEN Empty envelope addressed in Queen Victoria’s own handwriting to the Duchess of Sutherland. Mourning envelope, cloth-lined on the inside. 10.5 x 22.5 cm. Recto handwritten address ‘The/ Duchess of Sutherland/ The Queen’. Recto handwritten address ‘The/ Duchess of Sutherland/ The Queen’ in the hand of Queen Victoria. Verso the Queen’s lacquer seal in black. Envelope roughly torn open, two vertical folds, a bit soiled.
€ 275
* Queen Victoria was great friends with Harriet Sutherland-Leveson-Gower, Duchess of Sutherland (1806-1868), but this envelope might have been addressed to her daughter-in-law as well, Anne Sutherland-Leveson-Gower, Duchess of Sutherland (1829-1888), who was Mistress of the Robes to the Queen from 1870 to 1874. The time window of this envelope is 1861-1888. It was in the autograph collection of eccentric journalist John Arlott.

395. VICTORIA, QUEEN Victoria R.I. A Collection of Books, Manuscripts, Autograph Letters, Original Drawings, etc., by the Lady Herself and her Loyal Subjects, Produced During her Long and Illustrious Reign. (Compleet in drie delen). San Francisco, David Magee, 1970. 30 x 21 cm. Together 308 pp. Illustrated. Printed in 625 copies. A printed note in all volumes indicates that the entire collection was sold to Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah prior to the release of these catalogs. 1st edition. Spine somewhat discoloured, otherwise nice.
€ 50
* Rich collection, beautifully designed, with many reproductions.

396. VIDAL, Gore Original press photo. Taken in 1977. 21,5 x 12,8 cm. Photo by Francesco Scavullo, with recto some text at the foot, two newspaper cuttings and stamps in black and red on verso. Some red has come off on the edge of the picture side. Small tear and crease on the right edge, but no damage to the picture.
€ 20
* Promotion photo for Vidal’s book Matters of Fact and of Fiction: Essays 1973-1976. The author (1925-2012) looks studiously into the camera.

397. VIERECK, George Sylvester 14 original wire photos 1934-1943. 14 newspaper wire photos. One stamped July 12, 1934, a second, a cutout of the same picture, from 1938. The others date from Oct. 10, 1941-March 26, 1943. Various sizes: most are 16,5 x 21,5 cm, the largest 28 x 20 cm. All photos have reverse stamps and text captions, some copied with the picture, some ditto-copied on paper pasted onto the reverse, as was usual with these utility photos that were sent by telephone from the press agency to newspapers. Some creasing and traces of use.
€ 350
* George Sylvester Viereck (1884-1962) was a German born American sensation journalist, decadentistic novelist and poet, a Nazi sympathizer in the 30s and 40s, imprisoned 1942-1947 for his failure to register as a Nazi agent. These photos show him taking the oath before testifying at the Congressional hearing into Nazi activities in the U.S.A. (1934) and appearing before the Federal Court in 1941-1943. On several pictures he is seen to be escorted to a police van, apparently handcuffed, on his way to custody.

398. VROOM, Jean-Paul He. Visual Information about a Human Being. Amsterdam, Scientific Publishing Corporation – Wetenschappelijke Uitgeverij N.V., 1969. 24 x 16 cm. Original wrapper. 56 p. Photos Wim Davids. Subject: Van der Gulik. 1st edition. Fine copy, like new.
€ 40
* With curious detail photographs of a man’s body (eyes, earlobes, fingernails). English texts by Jean-Paul Vroom: “this book makes claim to being the most optimistic book of our time”. Modern Art.

399. WAARSENBURG, Hans van de Bill Haley in Maastricht. (Banholt, In de Bonnefant, 2002). Cahiersteek. (8) p. Met de hand gezet en gedrukt in een beperkte oplage. 1e druk.
€ 18
* Gesigneerd door dichter en drukker. Rock and roll-uitgave met mooi getypografeerd, aaibaar omslag.

400. WAARSENBURG, Hans van de Het boothuis te Laugharne. De Tand des Tijds 5. Banholt, In de Bonnefant, 1985. 30 x 19 cm. Vouwblad (ontwerp Karina Meister) in omslag met extra flap. Gedrukt in groen en zwart op Engels handgeschept papier in een oplage van 55 genummerde exemplaren.1e druk. Kreukje. Inliggend een rekening van deze uitgave en een verklarende brief aan de koper, door Hans van Eijk geschreven op een reep Ossekop-papier.
€ 20
* Vijfde aflevering van het poëtisch bibliofiele tijdschrift De Tand des Tijds. In Laugharne (spreek uit ‘Larn’) woonde Dylan Thomas in de laatste vier jaar van zijn leven.

401. WAARSENBURG, Hans van de The Last Waltz. [Banholt], (In de Bonnefant, 2003). Cahiersteek. (8) p. Met de hand gezet en gedrukt in een beperkte oplage. 1e druk.
€ 18
* Gesigneerd door dichter en drukker. Derde (en laatste) rock and roll-uitgave met fraai bedrukt aaibaar omslag.

402. (WAGNER). HUBBARD, Elbert Little Journeys to the Homes of Great Musicians: Richard WAGNER. Done into print by the Roycrofters at their Shop, which is in East Aurora, New York, U.S.A., A.D. 1901.(Hand-colored). East Aurora, Roycrofters, 1901. Bound in suede with title in gold. Light brown silk flyleaves. (12), 32 p. Printed and hand-illustrated on watermarked Roycroft paper in 940 numbered copies, signed by author (and publisher) Elbert Hubbard. Title page, header vignette and all initials colored by hand, as well as the title page. Very minor signs of use, but in fine condition, despite the delicate construction of the book.
€65
* Early Roycroft editions could be provided with hand-coloured initials and vignettes for a fee. This copy is subtly hand-coloured. McKenna 69.

403. (WALROND WALROND). BÉRANGER, Pierre-Jean de Béranger. Some of his Sonnets with English Translations [by John Walrond Walrond, 1st Baronet Walrond, of Blackfield, Devon]. London, Sir. I.W. Walrond, Bt., 1879. Decorated cloth. xx, 156 p. Printed on Whatman handmade paper. 1st edition. Backstrip a bit worn, otherwise a fine copy.
€ 65
* With a dedication by the translator, John Walrond Walrond (1818-1889), MP for Tiverton and High Sheriff of Devon, to his daughter, Mary Holbech, ‘from her loving/ ‘Pater’/ The Translator/ Aug. 1886′.’ The text was corrected in many places, sometimes by inserted corrections in ink, sometimes with pasted-in strips of text, always closely mimicking the printed lettering. On p. ix for instance a correcting piece of 7 lines, in a purple mimeo-like technique, was pasted in over the text. Possibly this is a deluxe copy on its expensive Whatman paper and with its gilt and black-blocked binding decoration. Endearing!

404. WARWICKSHIRE Souvenir of Warwickshire. No place, No publisher, (about 1920). Oblong 19 x 24 cm. All in brown: printed in dark brown ink on stiff light brown wrappers, photo’s printed in brown offset on cream-coloured paper. Original cord binding. Cover edges slightly damaged, one small piece torn off.
€ 22
* 12 pictures of sights in and around Stratford-on-Avon, Warwick, Leamington and Coventry. No publisher or date mentioned, but probably about 1920.

405. WEDMORE, Frederick Renunciations. A Chemist in the Suburbs; a Confidence at the Savile; the North Coast and Eleanor. (Inscribed by the author to his daughter, probably). London, Elkin Mathews & John Lane, 1893. Slim 8vo. Original tan cloth. (2), 108 p. Uncut. 1st edition. Slightly discolored, a little corner bumping, some flyleaf browning, otherwise as fine as anyone can wish.
€ 75
* Printed in 375 copies. With inscription by the author to his daughter: ‘My dear Millicent/ 12 Dec: ’92/ (symbol of a little hill over a dot)’. Millicent Wedmore was born in 1879 and died in the 1960s. Short stories by an art critic. With a 2 p. ‘List of New and Forthcoming Books’ dated 1892-1893.

406. WEINER, Lawrence Deep Blue Sky – Light Blue Sky. Paris, Onestar Press, 2007. Original wrappers. (148) p. Printed in 600 numbered copies. Entirely printed in blue. 2nd edition. Fine condition.
€ 90
* SIGNED by Weiner on the first page.

407. WEINER, Lawrence Werken vanaf het begin van de jaren zestig tot aan het einde van de jaren tachtig – works from the beginning of the sixties towards the end of the eighties. 19 November 1988 – January 1 1989. Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam Catalogus 722. (Art Catalogue). Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, 1988. 28 x 24 cm. Original colorful wrappers. 72 p. Richly illustrated. With an issue of the monthly magazine of the Stedelijk partly about Weiner. 1st edition. Spine discolored.
€ 35

408. WESTREICH, Budd The Right of a Jew to Hold Elective Office. A Speech by Jacob Henry Before the North Carolina House of Commons: 1809. (Inscribed). Sacramento CA, Press of Arden Park, 1979. 84 x 70 mm. Linnen met stofomslag. (10), 30 p. Gedrukt in rood en zwart met illustraties in paars in 85 genummerde en gesigneerde exemplaren. 1e druk.
€ 50
* Met voorin een handgeschreven groet van de auteur/ drukker aan Huib van Krimpen.

409. WHEELER, Lester Phinney’s Calendar or Western Almanac for the year of our Lord 1882 being until July 4th, the one hundred and sixth year of American Independence. 85th Year. Oneonta, N.Y., Henry Saunders, 1881. 14 x 9 cm. No wrappers as issued. Original string binding still tight. 48 pp. Somewhat waterstained. Frontcover slightly worn.
€ 30
* Almanac for 1882 with astrology, astronomy, perpetual calendar, anecdotes (one about Mark Twain), and fascinating advertisements (some illustrated, a.o. for Franklin Globes).

410. WHISTLER, Rex, & Helen WHISTLER A Sample of Aesop. [Londen], Bertram Rota, 1993. Cahiersteek. 12 p. Gezet uit de Romulus en gedrukt in 175 genummerde exemplaren. Met twee reproducties van tekeningen van Rex Whistler. 1e druk. Met inliggende prospectus.
€ 30
* Geschreven in de jaren 20 om de tekeningen van Rex Whistler (1905-1944), getalenteerd schilder maar ‘killed in action’ aan de man te brengen door middel van een berijming van Aesopus door zijn moeder Helen Whistler. Met veel latere inleiding van Laurence Whistler, jongere broer van Rex, zelf dichter en later glaskunstenaar. Virtuoze illustraties; hier afgebeeld is een wantrouwige faun.

411. WHITELEY, James Gustavus The enthronement of Her Majesty Queen Wilhelmina. Zonder plaats, eigen beheer, 1899. Herbonden in linnen. (2), 18 p. Op geschept papier gedrukt. 1e druk. Met stempels: verwijderd uit de bibliotheek van de Dr. Abraham Kuyperstichting (het wetenschappelijk bureau van het CDA).
€ 25
* De ceremonie door Amerikaanse ogen. Whiteley (1866-1947) was een Amerikaanse bankier en diplomaat die het later zou opnemen voor de activiteiten van koning Leopold II in Kongo.

412. (WHITTINGTON PRESS). RANDLE, John & Rosalind What’s going on at Whittington? 2003 & 4. (‘Well, a good deal it seems.’). Leominster, Herefordshire, The Whittington Press, 2003. Original wrappers. 8 p. With tipped-in pictures and other illustrations. Set from Caslon and printed on nice tinted paper. With a card and some handwritten notes by Rosalind Randle. Fine condition.
€ 25
* Prospect.

413. (WHITTINGTON PRESS). SCOTT, Paul After the Funeral. With a Preface by Roland Gant & with Illustrations by Sally Scott. (Luxe-exemplaar in heelleer). Andoversford, Gloucestershire/ London, The Whittington Press/ William Heinemann, 1979. 32 x 24 cm. Heelleer in bijbehorend gemarmerd foedraal. (8), 86 p. Met originele houtgravures en andere illustraties. Met de hand gezet uit de Caslon en gedrukt in 200 genummerde exemplaren op geschept velijnpapier van Zerkall. Gesigneerd door Sally Scott en Richard Gant. In prima conditie.
€ 250
* Verhaal van de kort voor deze boekproductie overleden romanschrijver Paul Scott (1920-1978, bekend om zijn roman The Jewel in the Crown) met elegante illustraties door zijn dochter Sally. Dit is een van 25 luxe-exemplaren gebonden in okerkleurig heelleer (‘Nigerian goatskin’) door de briljante boekbinder Weatherby Woolnough, met een decoratie in getinte blinddruk. ‘Technically, this is one of the best books we have printed’ aldus de bibliografie van de Whittington Press.

414. WILDE, Oscar The Ballad of Reading Gaol / De ballade van de Readinger gevangenis. Woubrugge, Avalon Pers, 1999. Linnen (Herman van der Kruyk). (4), 68 p. Gezet uit de Bembo en gedrukt in zwart en groengrijs op Zerkall-Bütten in 90 genummerde exemplaren. 1e druk. Als nieuw.
€ 65
* Tweetalige uitgave van de Ballad met de Nederlandse vertaling door Wout Blok. Buitengewoon mooie uitgave, luxueus maar ingehouden.

415. (WILDE, Oscar). STUART-YOUNG, J.M. Osrac, the Self-Sufficient and Other Poems. With a Memoir of the Late Oscar Wilde (Portraits and fac-simile letters). London, The Hermes Press, 1905. 26 x 19 cm. Gilt blue and green cloth. 120 p. Uncut. Printed on deluxe paper. Illustrations on satinated paper. This is the variant dated ‘May 1st, 1905’ on p. 40 and with a poem ‘Unloved’ at the last page. Backstrip worn at the edges, cover rubbed, backstrip partly loose (as often).
€ 180
* Bizarre book containing epigonistic poetry and several portraits of the youthful author Johnny Moray Stuart-Young (1881-1939), forged letters of Oscar Wilde and a nicely made-up Memoir. Interesting art-nouveau binding. Stuart-Young was raised in a slum, but dreamed of a writing career. He emigrated to the colonies of Western Africa, where he established a business and made money, but he kept publishing novels and poetry; some 22 volumes in all. A remarkable title echoing Max Stirner’s ‘Der Einzige und sein Eigenthum’, and also Adolf Brand’s magazine Der Eigene.

415. WILDE, Oscar The Ballad of Reading Gaol. By C.3.3. (Oscar Wilde). London, Leonard Smithers, 1899. Two-colored cloth. (4), 32 leaves. Uncut. Later (pirated) edition. Backstrip worn. Cover soiled. Some foxing. Name cut from flyleaf. Old Dutch bookseller’s mark.
€ 50
* ‘He did not wear his scarlet coat,
For blood and wine are red,
And blood and wine were on his hands
When they found him with the dead’

Mediocre copy of a famous book.

417. WILDE, Oscar Fantasiën. Naar het Engelsch. Met eene voorrede van Dr. P.H. Ritter. (Translated into Dutch). Utrecht, J.L. Beijers, 1889. 22 x 17 cm. Rebound in grey cloth, a large part of the original wrapper pasted on upper board. 84 p. Printed in red and black. Illustrated. First edition. Otherwise very good condition.
€ 190
* Very early translation of Oscar Wilde’s stories, partly taken from The Happy Prince and Other Tales. One story was not yet published in book form in English: The Birthday of the Infanta, destined for A House of Pomegranates that appeared in 1891.

418. WILDE, Oscar De kerker-ballade. In de Nederlandsche herdichting van Hendrik van der Wal. [Den Haag], Jako Pers, 1945. Ingenaaid. Gedrukt in 150 genummerde exemplaren. 1e druk.
€ 30
* Clandestien uitgegeven tijdens de nazi-bezetting. De Jong 943.

419. WILDE, Oscar Oscar Wilde’s ballade van de gevangenis te Reading. (Translation into Dutch of the Ballad of Reading Gaol). Amsterdam, Scheltens & Giltay, 1911. Original wrappers. 68 p. 1st edition. Poor copy, spine worn, lower wrapper loose. Some foxing.
€ 25
* Early and rare translation into Dutch of the Ballad of Reading Gaol.

420. WILDE, Oscar Poems. Boston, Roberts Brothers, 1882. Decorated cloth. (8), 234 p. Endpapers with fern motif. Second edition. A little wear at top and foot. Owner’s name on title page (Rudolf E. Teitsma, a correspondent of Hesketh Pearson). Old price with pen on inside first flyleaf.
€ 85
* The second American edition, a very early Wilde. Nice decoration of the dark green binding: black flowers in a maze.

422. WILDE, Oscar The Letters of Oscar Wilde. Edited by Rupert Hart-Davis. New York, Harcourt, Brace & World, 1962. Cloth with dustjacket. xxiv, 958 p. Illustrated. 1st edition. DJ a bit chipped. Inscription on first free endpaper.
€ 20
* First American edition.

423. (WILDE, Oscar). BREEN, Leo van De ballade van Reading Gaol. Bewerking van Leo van Breen. Amsterdam, Uitgeversmaatschappij Holland, 1930. Linnen met stofomslag (ontwerp Leo van Breen!). 36 p. 1e druk. Rugje versleten, voorzijde omslag bijna los. Fraai exlibris van A.P.J. van Pelt, die zijn handtekening heel klein in een onderhoekje van de titelpagina schreef.
€ 25
* ‘Hij droeg zijn uniformjas niet/ want bloed en wijn zijn rood’. Vertaling door de satirische dichter Leo van Breen (1906-1988).

424. (WILDE, Oscar). RENIER, G.J. Oscar Wilde. With a Frontispice. (Signed by Renier). London, Peter Davies, 1933. Cream-colored cloth. xii, 184 p. Uncut. Printed in 500 numbered copies. Signed by the author. First edition. Backstrip slightly darkened.
€ 20
* The book begins with a startling introduction suggesting the power of Wilde’s name for blackmail. A short biography with an accessible, narrative style.

425. (WILDE, Oscar). STUART-YOUNG, J.M. Osrac, the Self-Sufficient and Other Poems. With a Memoir of the Late Oscar Wilde (Portraits and fac-simile letters). London, The Hermes Press, 1905. 26 x 19 cm. Gilt blue and green cloth with art . 120 p. Illustrated. First edition. Backstrip worn at the edges, cover rubbed.
€ 275
* Bizarre book containing epigonistic poetry, several portraits of the youthful author Johnny Moray Stuart-Young (1881-1939), forged letters of Oscar Wilde and a nicely made-up Memoir. Interesting art-nouveau binding. Stuart-Young was raised in a slum, but dreamed of a writing career. He emigrated to the colonies of Western Africa, where he established a business and made money, but he kept publishing novels and poetry; some 22 volumes in all. A remarkable title echoing Max Stirner’s ‘Der Einzige und sein Eigenthum’.

426. (WILDE, Oscar./ HOECHSTETTER, Sophie) Verbene Junkers Liebe. Ein Roman, dem Toten Oskar Wilde von einem ungenannten Autor gewidmet. München & Leipzig, Georg Müller, 1907. Ingenaaid met decoratief beletterd omslag. 296 (=294) p. 1e druk. Omslag aan de (overstekende) randen wat versleten. Franse titel ontbreekt. Naamstempel (van Dr. Erich Drews, een Oostenrijkse regionale bibliothecaris, actief in de nazitijd) op titelpagina.
€ 175
* Vroege, anonieme roman over lesbische liefde, geschreven met een fijne en gevoelige pen, anoniem, maar de auteur is de productieve romanschrijfster Sophie Hoechstetter (1873-1943). Aan het slot houdt ze het klassieke pleidooi voor acceptatie van homoseksualiteit, met een beroep op Shakespeare, Michelangelo, Winckelmann en Platen, maar ook ‘Wilhelm der Oranier’ (= stadhouder-koning Willem III), Lodewijk XVIII, Molière en Newton, alvorens uit te komen bij Verlaine, Wilde, Plato en Sappho.

427. (WILDE, Oscar). LOGHEM, M.G.L. van ‘Oscar Wilde. Het portret van Dorian Gray, vertaald door Mevr. Louis Couperus.’ In ‘Kroniek’, p. 481-482 in Nederland. Verzameling van oorspronkelijke bijdragen van Nederlandsche letterkundigen. Jaargang 1893, No. 8. Amsterdam, Loman & Funke, 1893. Origineel omslag. (128) p. Niet afgesneden. 1e druk. Omslag met wat reparaties, o.a. rug overplakt. Stempel ‘Present-exemplaar’.
€ 30
* Vroege, positieve recensie. Ook met werk van L.R.J. Lamberts Hurrelbrinck (met portret), Emile Erens en Fiore della Neve (= redacteur M. van Loghem). == Early positive review in a Dutch literary magazine.

428. WILDE, Oscar Bajesballade van Wilde Oscar. Opnieuw gezongen door een nauwelijks aan de bajes ontsnapten en van huis en haard verdreven onderduiker. (Translation into Dutch of the Ballad of Reading Gaol by A. Marja). Bussum, Kroonder, 1945. Original folding wrappers. 48 p. Printed on brown wrapping paper. 1st edition. Good copy of an often damaged book.
€ 25
* “Jail ballad by Wilde Oscar. Sung again by a person in hiding who barely escaped prison and was driven from home and hearth.” Clandestine, vulgar rendition in Dutch of the Ballad of Reading Gaol written in secret during the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands, published shortly after the Liberation. Title in two-tone linocut on the front cover.

430. WILLIAMS, Graham The Dreamer. A Bagatelle from Pagehurst related on the Eve of Lupercalia. Staplehurst (Kent), The Florin Press, 1980. Original folding wrappers. 12 p. Set by hand in various types and decorations and printed by the author in green and black on tinted paper from the extinct Arnold mill in 250 copies. 1st edition. Fine.
€ 20
* Attractive little book, signed by the author-printer and numbered ’46’.

431. WILSON, Angus The Old Men at the Zoo. London, Secker & Warburg, (1961). Cloth with dust jacket. 352 p. First edition. Spine area of dj discolored, dj a bit browned.
€ 25
* Inscribed by the author: ‘For Henk & Christiaan/ with love from/ Angus,/ September, 1961’.

432. WILSON, Romer Latterday Symphony. [Londen], Nonesuch Press, 1927. Halflinnen met decoratief papier. (8), 140 p. Niet afgesneden. 1e druk. Wat roestvlekjes.
€ 30
* Jazzy roman van een jong aan tbc overleden Britse schrijfster: een mooie mannenvriendschap ontwikkelt zich tussen twee Lebemänner, een de veertig naderende succesfiguur en een jonge ‘coloured’ Amerikaanse zanger. Dan komt de fatale maagd Mary vrouw in hun leven en beide mannen vallen hulpeloos spartelend terneer. Dit prachtig verzorgde art-decowerkje komt uit de collectie ‘mogelijk ooit te vertalen’ Engelse boeken van Huib van Krimpens moeder Nini Brunt.

433. WILSON, Sloan Typed Letter Signed to ‘Mr. Beatty’, dated ‘Nov. 10, 1955’. 21.8 x 14.0 cm. On paper with printed address (‘West Newton, Mass.’).
€ 50
* About a catamaran that Wilson saw from the train. However, he doesn’t want to buy a boat before he knows exactly where he is going to live. Also about technical aspects of large catamarans. In the same year 1955 Wilson had published his world bestseller, The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit. This letter is included in a beautiful copy of its translation into Dutch (cloth with dust jacket).

434. WILSON, T.P. Cameron Bolts from the Blue. London, Wells Gardner, Darton & Co., [1929]. Cloth with dust jacket. viii, 172 p. 1st edition. DJ spine area browned, edges a bit worn, but a very good copy with nice jacket. Flyleaves foxed.
€ 50
* Very nice and clever novel in letters by the author of ‘Magpies in Picardy’, who died as a captain in March, 1918.

435. WOLFE, Richard J. On Improvements in Marbling the Edges of Books and Paper. A Nineteenth Century Marbling Account. Newtown, PA, Bird & Bull Press, 1983. Oblong 11 x 16 cm. Halfmarokijn met gemarmerde platten. 64, (32) p. Gedrukt op geschept papier van Hahnemühle in 350 genummerde exemplaren. Met 14 ingeplakte voorbeelden van gemarmerd papier. 1e druk.
€ 175
* Magnifiek klein boek over papiergeschiedenis: een lange inleiding voor een Amerikaanse tekst uit 1829, gevolgd door veertien sublieme schoonheden – de kleurige papiermonsters.

436. WOOLMER, J. Howard A Checklist of the Hogarth Press 1917-1946. With a Short History of the Press by Mary E. Gaither. Revere, PE, Woolmer/ Brotherson Ltd., 1986. Cloth with dust jacket. xxxvi, 252 p. Illustrated. Second, revised and enlarged edition. Fine book and fine DJ.
€ 25

436 a. WRITING BOOK A Newe Booke Of Copies. 1574. A facsimile of a unique Elizabethan Writing Book in the Bodleian Library, Oxford. Edited and with an Introduction by Berthold Wolpe, R.D.I. London, Oxford University Press, 1962. 24 x 22 cm. Cloth with dust jacket. 100 p. Illustrated. 1st edition. Some tears in the cover, but beautiful.
€ 45
* With the calligraphic signature of Gerrit Noordzij, dated April 1970.

437. YATES, Edmund Autograph Letter Signed, 1872. To Leslie Ward. Written on one page (of 4) with purple ink. On paper with printed letterhead ’14A Upper Wimpole Street, W.’ Dated ‘June (?) 7. ’72.’ 13,5 x 9,0 cm. 6 lines. Horizontal fold. Glue trace on last page.
€ 45
* ‘My dear Leslie Ward. I am glad to hear from (hard to read) that you are willing to do a little work for me’. And suggestion for making an appointment. Leslie Ward (1851-1922) was at that moment at the dawn of his career as a caricaturist and painter. According to Yates’s memories, the first two commissions for Ward were a portrait of Dickens and one of Thackeray.

438. YATES, Edmund Autograph Letter Signed, dated ‘February 21. ’59’. To A. Shirreffs Esq. Written on one side with irregular blue ink. On paper with printed letterhead ’43, Doughty St./ W.C.’ 17,5 x 11,0 cm. 4 lines. Glue trace on verso.
€ 30
* ‘I have much pleasure in complying with your request’, obviously for an autograph. Yates was then only 27 years old, and living almost next to his role model Charles Dickens. == Partial scan on the website.

439. YONGE, Charlotte Handwritten signature on a slip of paper. Someone wrote ‘novelist’ under Yonge’s signature.
€ 25
* Charlotte Yonge (1823-1901) was a prolific and popular novelist, author of The Heir of Redclyffe.

440. YOUNG, Francis Brett Portrait of a Village. (With Signature, dated “Anacapri 1925”). London – Toronto, William Heinemann / Doubleday Page, 1937. 23 x 16 cm. Orig. decorated cloth. First Edition.
€ 28
* Attractively illustrated sturdy book of sketches about an imaginary village. With cutout of a letter containing an ORIGINAL SIGNATURE of Young, dated “Anacapri 1925”. Pity the signature collector didn’t keep the complete letter…

441. YOUNG, Cullen (ed.) African New Writing: Short Stories by African Authors. London-Redhill, Lutterworth Press, 1947. Cloth with dust jacket. 128 p. 1st edition. Jacket a bit crease and worn along the edges.
€ 45
* By the authors G.E. Adoki, T.M. Aluko, Mabel Dove-Danquah, C. Ewkensi, Phebean Itayemi, C.E. Moikangoa and I.I. Oluwa.