lambrechtsen (11 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New. In.

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. 1st Edition. A good clean copy. Presents with simple keys and descriptions, the most obvious and constant vegetative characteristics by which grasses may be recognised. Directed towards those with an interest in grasses, but limited botanical knowledge, it covers a selection of the more common and economically important species.

Hardcover. x16724 Ehemaliges Bibliotheksexemplar mit entsprechenden Merkmalen im guten Zustand. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 550.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Second Edition. 136 pages, with black and white diagrams and illustrations throughout. Green hard covers with white titles, top and base of spine, corners lighty bumped and worn, sticker removed from base of spine, text edges are very lightly yellowed, text is clean and unmarked, slip envelope on frep, Very Good. Book.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. 136 pages. sticker on coverDSIR information series no 87.

; gekartonneerd; 12mo; voorgelezen in de maandelijkse bijeenkomst op 4 november 1818, van het Zeeuws Genootschap der Wetenschappen; 30 p. Bandje verkleurd langs de randen.

Paperback. Zustand: Good. First Edition. octavo ca. 5" x 9" bound in stiff paper wraps with moderate wear and soiling, binding sound, psper title on backstrip becoming frayed, dampstain at lower bound corner that is generally faint, but visible, rarely affects text, second smaller dampstain at back half of book at lower unbound corner, but not affecting text, except on last text page where it comes halfway up the page, otherwise contents generally, very good. pp. [4], 102, with folding map ca. 16" x 20" showing present day New Jersey and northward into south Canada. Map is in very good or better condition. Dampstain does not affect map area. Howes L45 states that some copies are on heavier paper. This is one of those on heavier paper, but the first 2 leaves are lighter paper. Overall, a good copy in early or original binding. No names or bookplates noted. text in Dutch. Note: due to size and weight, shipping outside the USA may cost about that of an average book.

First edition of Lambrecht's account of the Dutch colony in America up to its cession to England in 1674, as well as an account of the fate of the Dutch settlers after the British takeover. It covers the discovery and exploration of the regions around present-day New York, the Dutch relations with the English colonies in Virginia and Massachusetts Bay, and the English takeover. New York was beginning to establish itself as America's leading city in the early nineteenth century, and a growing interest in its history made the history of the Dutch colony topical. The folding map, entitled "Kaart van Nieuw-Nederland" combines an up-to-date cartographic image based on Aaron Arrowsmith's 1804 Map of America, with historical data from maps in Arent Roggeveen's 1675 sea atlas and Arnoldus Montanus's 1671 atlas of America. In 1817 Lambrechtsen (1752-1823) was made an honorary member of the New York Historical Society, which published an English translation of his book in 1841.With occasional minor foxing, but otherwise in fine condition with the final integral blank leaf and virtually untrimmed. The sprinkled paper wrappers, covering only the sides, remain in very good condition, but the spine retains only tattered parts of the original paper spine with the printed title, leaving the sewing and the folds of the quires partly visible. A fascinating Dutch history of Dutch America.l Muller, America 1086; Sabin 38745. Contemporary red sprinkled paper wrappers, straight-sewn on 2 vellum tapes, with parts of the publisher's original printed-paper spine. With a large folding map (plate size 54.5 x 42 cm), the woodcut authenticating signature of the secretary of the academy on the back of the first title-page, small cast decorations on both title-pages and with decorated rules. Pages: [6], 102, [2 blank] pp.

Zustand: Goed ex. Klein 4to. 15 pp. Met titelvignet (houtsnede). Ingenaaid. Later omslag.

Overdr.uit:Geschied- en letterkundige mengelingen door J. Scheltema, 1833. No bonding, 23 x 13 cm.

Paper binding, severely damages and pages frayed, 23,5 x 14,5 cm.