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Sprache: Deutsch Halbgewebeeinband 8;; 174 Seiten; Bibliotheksstempel einer Privatbibliothek auf Haupttitel; sonst wohlerhaltenes Buch; - Het eerste begin der Beijerlanden, die voor de overstrooming van den Zuid-Hollandschen Vaard tot de heerlijkheid Putten behoorden en lange jaren onder water gebleven zijn, was eene ruigte. Deze ruigte is het eerst in erfpacht gegeven aan een vogelaar, Jan Dirksen geheeten, die er op zat met eene lange lijn . Van lieverlede groeide de ruigte aan tot schorren, die, ter onderscheiding van elkander genoemd werden : Oude Puttermoer, Troijenveld, Borrekeen, Tielmonde, Groote- en Kleine Jagt enz. Op 1 Juli 1479 werden deze schorren of platen door Keizer Maximiliaan van Oostenrijk en Maria van Bourgondië, als Graaf en Gravin van Holland, in erfpacht gegeven aan Cornelis van Dorp, Ridder, Heer van Benthuizen, Raad in den Hove van Holland enz., die ze in hetzelfde jaar aan verschillende personen verkocht. Den 18 September 1491 gingen ze, onder bevestiging van Keizer Maximiliaan, voogd over zijn minderjarigen zoon Philips I, over aan Jan, tweeden Graaf van Egmond. Na zijn dood, 19 April 1528, kwamen zijne goederen in bezit zijner weduwe, Francina van Luxemburg, zuster en erfgenaam van Jacob, Prins van Gaveren, na wier overlijden, in 1557, zij geërfd werden door haren tweeden zoon, Lamoraal, Graaf van Egmond, geboren in 1522 en te Brussel onthoofd in 1568. Reeds in 1557 liet Lamoraal de gorzen door een zeedijk omgeven, en gaf aan den ingedijkten polder, naar zijne gemalin, Sabina van Beijeren, den naam van Beijerland. Door zijne dochters Eleonora, Franeoise en Sabina, zijn in 1582 een ander gedeelte der gorzen bedijkt, hetwelk, ter onderscheiding van - - -.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -Quelle: Wikipedia. Seiten: 140. Kapitel: Koos Moerenhout, Thomas Dekker, Bruno Walrave, Kees Pellenaars, Theo Smit, Karsten Kroon, Cor Wals, René Pijnen, Wim van Est, Lars Boom, Norbert Koch, Theo Bos, Daan de Groot, Marianne Vos, Michiel Elijzen, Jelle Nijdam, Erik Breukink, Joop Zijlaard, Piet Damen, Piet van Kempen, Léon van Bon, Robert Slippens, Jaap Eden, Arie van Vliet, Leontien Zijlaard-van Moorsel, Kenny van Hummel, Jan Pijnenburg, Adrie van der Poel, Robert Gesink, Jan van Hout, Joop Zoetemelk, Peter Winnen, Mathieu Cordang, Peter Post, Gerben Karstens, Niki Terpstra, Bert Oosterbosch, Gerard Bosch van Drakestein, Cees Priem, Gerrit Schulte, Evert Dolman, Remmert Wielinga, Fedor den Hertog, Danny Stam, Michael Boogerd, Piet Dickentman, Marc de Maar, Servais Knaven, Monique Knol, Wout Wagtmans, Jans Koerts, Leo Duyndam, Matthé Pronk, Henk Lubberding, Cees Stam, Johnny Hoogerland, Cor Blekemolen, Gerard Peters, Jeroen Blijlevens, Tiemen Groen, Jacobus van Egmond, Johan Lammerts, Jan Janssen, Richard Groenendaal, Ingrid Haringa, Steven Rooks, Stef Clement, Tom Stamsnijder, Peter Pieters, Maarten den Bakker, Jan Raas, Erik Dekker, Harrie Meyers, Joost Posthuma, Peter Schep, Arnoud van Groen, Frits Schür, Danny Nelissen, Jo de Roo, Antoine Mazairac, Maarten Tjallingii, Ab Geldermans, John Stol, Mirjam Melchers, Keetie van Oosten-Hage, Stefan van Dijk, Boy van Poppel, Hennie Stamsnijder, Piet Moeskops, Addy Engels, René Kos, Gerrie Knetemann, Johan van der Velde, Gerben Löwik, Jan Bos, Wim Stroetinga, Henk Nijdam, Pim Ligthart, Hans Dekkers, Sebastian Langeveld, Harm Ottenbros, Jacob Oudkerk, John Braspennincx, Arne Hassink, Fred Rompelberg, Adri Voorting, Jos van Emden, Jan Derksen, Bart Oegema, Bobbie Traksel, Steven de Jongh, Teun Mulder, Niels Scheuneman, Gerben de Knegt, Leijn Loevesijn, Pieter Weening, Marc Lotz, Hennie Kuiper, Gerrit Voorting, Sander Oostlander, Maurice Peeters, Ricardo van der Velde, Leendert van der Meulen, Willy Kanis, Peter van Agtmaal, Lars van der Haar, Piet Ikelaar, Theofiel Middelkamp, Koen de Kort, Tristan Hoffman, Bart Brentjens, Laurens ten Dam, Jens Mouris, Sjef Janssen, Kai Reus, René Hooghiemster, Barry Markus, Bram Tankink, Thijs Roks, Bauke Mollema, Klaas van Nek, Joop Stakenburg, Jos Lammertink, Eleonora van Dijk, Aart Vierhouten, Martijn Maaskant, Tom Leezer, Yvonne Hijgenaar, Gert-Jan Theunisse, Reinier Honig, Janus Braspennincx, Tim Veldt, Marinus Valentijn, Egbert Koersen, Albertus Boom, Max van Heeswijk, Jeff Vermeulen, Thijs Al, Jetse Bol, Frits Wiersma, Jean-Paul van Poppel, Martin Venix, Jan Pronk, Maarten Nijland, Herman Ponsteen, Martijn Keizer, Levi Heimans, Jos Pronk, Malaya van Ruitenbeek, Steven Kruijswijk, Dennis van Winden, Theo Eltink, Piet van Heusden, Annemiek van Vleuten, Rudie Kemna, Wilco Kelderman, Michel Kreder, Rick Flens, Peter Möhlmann, Bouk Schellingerhoudt, Tom Veelers, Wilhelmina Brinkhoff, Jan Serpenti, Piet de Wit, Cesar Bogaert, Dylan van Baarle, Thijs van Amerongen, Yondi Schmidt, Ramon Sinkeldam, Adrie Visser, Bram Schmitz, Vera Koedooder, Mats Boeve, Raymond Kreder, Yoeri Havik, Alain van Katwijk, Huub Duyn, Roy Schuiten, Thorwald Veneberg, Bert Pronk, Guus Schilling, Joost van Leijen, Wesley Kreder, Patrick Kos, Coen Vermeltfoort, Manman van Ruitenbeek, Ronan van Zandbeek, André van Middelkoop, Bjorn Hoeben, Piet Rooijakkers, Ger Soepenberg, Kirsten Wild, Gert Bongers, Stefan Cohnen, Bart Voskamp, Sipke Zijlstra, Eddy van IJzendoorn, Thomas Berkhout, Rik Re. 140 pp. Deutsch.

A very pleasant smaller map of "Russia in Europe" or European (western) Russia, including much of Finland, by the Dutch collaboration of Keizer and de Lat. Cities featured are: St.Petersberg, Archangel and Novogrod. Size: 190 x 260 mm. Copperplate engraving with hand colour. Good condition. Age toned. Folds as issued.

No Binding. Zustand: As New. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Contained in the Spring 2007 issue of The Threepenny Review. This issue of the highly respected literary quarterly contains work by, among others, W. S. Di Piero, Daisy Fried, Bert Keizer, A. L. Kennedy, James Lasdun, Wendy Lesser, Adam Phillips, Robert Pinsky, Elizabeth Tallent, David Wagoner, and Dean Young.

No Binding. Zustand: Very Good. Keizer, Jacob/ De Lat, Jan: Asia: Kaartje van Asia. S.J.Baalde Amsterdam 1788 copper engraved map with original outline colouring; overall size 21 x 27 cm, plate size 18 x 24 cm. from G. Brender à Brandis's 'Nieuwe natuur- geschied- en handelkundige Zak- en Reis-atlas.'. - The plates are the result of the collaboration of Keizer and de Lat. Keizer (fl.1706-1750) was a Dutch engraver and draughtsman who moved from Amsterdam to Amelo. Together with de Lat (fl. 1734 - 1750), a map publisher and bookseller from Deventer, they published miniature and pocket atlases up until 1747. N. T. Gravius (fl1788-c1800), a publisher from Amsterdam, acquired and re-issued their plates. folds as issued; edges verys lightly frayed; paper evenly toned; occasionally some foxing; o/w very good condition.

's-Gravenhage, Martinus Nijhoff, 1928. viii,380 p. In vellen/afleveringen. Niet gebonden.Inhoud/Content: BOAS, M. Een bandje met Keulsche drukken der 16e eeuw uit de Utrechtsche Universiteitsbibliotheek. Met 2 facsimiles. Deel 17. p.13-22. _._ Het Spaansche Substantivum Catón. Mte 1 afb, en 3 facsimiles. Deel 17. p.241-250. BURGER Jr., C.P. De algemeene Nederlandsche bibliographie en het Frederik Muller-Fonds. Deel 17. p.127-140. _._ Een Grieksch-Latijnsch Abecedarium van Io. Frobenius. Met 3 facsimiles. Deel 17. p.74-78. Convoluut tezamen met nummer 93. _._ Een Werk van Willem Barents teruggevonden. Met 2 facsimiles. Deel 17. p.225-240. _._ Het Nederlandsch Verbond van Boekenvrienden. Met 5 facsimiles. Deel 17. p.353-365.1 _._ Het Oera-Linda-Boek en Eelco Verwijs. Deel 17. p.273-300. _._ Jan Theunisz. Met 1 facsimile. Deel 17. p.115-126. _._ Lofzangen en prenten ter verheerlijking van Keizer Maximiliaan. Met 11 facsimiles. Deel 17. p.23-48. _._ Perkamenten leerboekjes. Nieuwe vondsten. Met 5 afbeeldingen. Deel 17. p.65-73. _._ Vreemde alfabetten. Met 6 facsimiles. Deel 17. p.321-334. _._ Zestiende-eeuwsche Nederlandsche A.B.C.-boeken. Met 6 facsimiles. Deel 17. p.161-178. EBBINGE WUBBEN, C.H. Nederlandsche vertalingen naar Tolstoj. Deel 17. p.209-214. FRUIN, R. De jongste poging tot opheldering van het Oera-Linda-Boekmysterie. Deel 17. p.6-12. HILLESUM, J.M. De 'Porta Veritatis' van Jacob Ben Amram. Deel 17. p.335-346. HIRSCHEL, L. Jodocus Hondius en Hugh Broughton. Met 4 facsimiles. Deel 17. p.199-208. KEYSER, PAUL DE. Het Renteboek van den 'Heleghen Gheest' van St. Jacobskerk te Gent (1436). Een werk van Gerard van Woelbosch. Met 4 afbeeldingen. Deel 17. p.257-264. KOSSMANN, F. Een blaadje met drie historieliederen. Met 2 facsimiles. Deel 17. p.79-88. KRONENBERG, M.E. Bibliographisch prutswerk. Deel 17. p.347-351. _._ Een drukkerij in Harderwijk in 1540? Met facsimile. Deel 17. p.1-5. _._ Een onbekende almanack van Dodonaeus, (1540). Mer 4 facsimiles. Deel 17. p.192-194. _._ Houtsneden van Dürer in Nederland nagevolgd. Met 7 facsimiles. Deel 17. p.195-198. LEENDERTZ Jr., P. Het Volksboek van Faust. Deel 17. p.265-272. LYNA, FRÉDÉRIC. Onbekende miniaturen met den Girart-meester (Jehan Dreux). Met 6 afbeeldingen. Deel 17. p.179-191. SINT-JAN, R. VAN. Over oude nieuwstijdingen. Met 1 facsimile. Deel 17. p.102-114. VREESE, WILLEM DE. De legende op den band van Pieter de Keysere. Met afbeelding. Deel 17. p.49-51. WIJNMAN, H.F. Moet Judocus Hondius of Jan Theunisz beschouwd worden als de eerste drukker van Hebreeuwsche boeken te Amsterdam? Deel 17. p.301-313.

Pergament. Zustand: Gut. 2. Auflage. 4° ( 33 x 22 cm ) 2 Teile in einem Band. Kupferstichtitel, Buchdrucktitel in Rot und Schwarz, 2 Widmungsblätter, 208 S. 258, (10) S. Mit 111 halbseitigen Kupferstichen, 1 gefalteten Kupferkarte und 35 doppelseitigen Kupfertafeln. Die Auswahl der Tafeln variiert von Exemplar zu Exemplar. Die vorliegende 2. niederländische Auflage enthält das im Verzeichnis nicht erwähnte Porträt Nieuhofs. Dagegen fehlt, wie in allen drei frühen Auflagen, die auf Seite 193 erwähnte Ansicht von " Paolinxi " ( die an andrer Stelle abgebildete Pagode mit dem Porzellanturm ) Somit ist diese Ausgabe sowohl textlich als auch von den Illustrationen komplett. Leicht beschabter Pergamenteinband der Zeit mit beidseitigem, blind geprägtem Roncaille-Ornament. Buchrücken mit Pergamin kaschiert. Bindung kompakt und ordentlich. Karte und einige Kupferstiche mit sorgsam hinterlegten Randeinrissen und kleinen, ausgebesserten Fehlstellen. Textseiten und Kupferstiche vereinzelt etwas fingerfleckig. Im Ganzen jedoch ordentliches Exemplar dieses wohl erfolgreichsten, prachtvoll illustrierten Reiseberichtes über das China des 17. Jahrhunderts . Kat. Nederl. Hist. Scheepvart Mus. 499. Cordier, BS 2345. Graesse IV, 675. Tiele 800. Vgl. Boucher de la Richarderie V, 297; Cox I, 325; Henze III, 612.

Edition : First or 1669 Edition in English., Contemporary mottled full calf, rebacked expertly saving the original spine, spine with seven raised gilt bands; compartments densely gilt ornamentated; with gilt lettered title on brown morocco label on two and three. Blind dentelle pattern tooled on edges of covers; pasted and free endpapers marbled. , John or Johann Nieuhof, 1618 ? 1672 is best known for the account of his journey from "Guangzhou"Canton to Peking in 1655-1657, which enabled him to become an authoritative Western writer on China. The book was first published in Dutch in 1665 by Johan's brother Hendrik and the Amsterdam based publisher and printer Jacob van Meurs. The publication was successful, several edited editions followed, geared towards commercial interests, also translated into French, German, Latin and eventually into English. The English version was not published by Van Meurs, but by John Ogilby instead. The book consists of the notes and illustrations that Nieuhof made in his position as a steward on Peter de Goyer and Jacob de Keizer's embassy to the emperor of China. The work itself is split into two parts. The first part contains the written account of the embassy led by Peter de Goyer and Jacob de Keizer to the emperor of China. It details the entire journey from "Guangzhou"Canton to Peking and back again. This part also contains descriptions and depictions of all that the embassy came to pass on its trip. The second part consists of an overview of China, describing bridges, mountains, temples, customs and costumes supported by illustrations. Prior to this period, the image of the Chinese in Europe was dominated by fantasy illustrations. Many subsequent artists and architects based their work on Nieuhof's pictures. The present copy John Ogilby?s translation and the first Edition in English. Apart from 'An embassy from the East-India Company??, Nieuhoff?s account of his journey, it also includes ?A Narrative of the Success of an Embassage sent by John Maatzuyker's de Badem, General of Batavia?? and Kircher?s ?An Appendix or Special Remarks taken at large out of Athanasius Kircher/ His / Antiquities of China.?, Size : Folio (418 x 270mm.), engraved frontispiece portrait of John Ogilby by Lilly and engraved by Lombart; engraved illustrated title signed and dated by ?W.[enceslas] Hollar, 1668.?; printed title in red and black ink; map of China signed by Hollar [double page], dedication leaf to King Charles; with 17 full-page and 2 double-page plates. 121 in-text illustrations throughout, as well as head-piece vignettes and rubricated, historiated initials at openings of dedication and sections; one endpiece.Wide margined, large paper copy; main text jumps from 184 to 205 without loss of content. , References : Cordier (Sinica) II, 2347; Lust 536; Wing N1153, John Ogilby?s Englis, PP. illustrated title, blank, printed title, blank, map; dedication leaf to King Charles; 327, bl.; 1-18; appendix 1-106, [19 ill.]. A fine, attractive and handsome copy with text and plates clean and crisp.

Amsterdam, Jacob van Meurs, 1665. Facsimilé Van Wijnen. (14) 258 (12) pp. Met uitslaande kaart van China l Deel III uit de reeks 'Hoogtepunten der Maritieme Geschiedschrijving'; met 150 afbeeldingen. Met bijlage van Leonard Blussé. 8 pp.

Altkolorierter Kupferstich v. Jan de Lat & Jacob Keizer aus Nieuwe natuur- geschied- en handelkundige zak- en reisatlas . b. N.T. Gravius in Amsterdam, n. 1777, 17,5 x 24,5 Koeman, Atlantes Neerlandici, Vol. II, S. 261 f. (Jan De Lat). - Zeigt die Welt in zwei Hemisphären umgeben von 6 Diagrammen und Erklärungen.

Altkolorierter Kupferstich v. Jan de Lat & Jacob Keizer aus Atlas Portatif Tres Exact Ou Livre de Cartes, Geographiques. . b. Jan de Lat in Deventer & Jacob Keyser in Almelo, 1747, 17,5 x 24 Koeman, Atlantes Neerlandici, Vol. II, Lat 7, S. 265, Seconde Partie, Nr. 1; Tooley's Dic. of Mapm. Rev. Ed. K - P, S. 12 (Jacob Keizer , fl. 1706-1750. Engraver and draughtsman from Amsterdam, moved to Almelo in 1706. Collaborated with Jan de Lat of Deventer on the publication of pocket atlases, 1734-1747. .). - Zeigt Asien als gesamten Kontinent vom Mittelmeer bzw. Roten Meer im Westen bis zum Pazifik im Osten. - Unten links Titelkartusche; oben links Rahmen mit Meilenzeigern; vor Sumatra kleine Kompaßrose.

Altkolorierter Kupferstich v. Jacob Keizer b. Jan de Lat in Deventer, 1747, 18 x 29 Die Karte zeigt die Länder Bosnien, Serbien, Albanien, Mazedonien, den östlichen Teil von Siebenbürgen, Walachei, Moldawien und die Ukraine mit dem Schwarzen Meer und der Krim. - Links oben Titelkartusche. - Seltene Karte.

Two lithograph pages on "porseleinplaatjes" with portraits of the mentioned statesmen in attractive design, printed by J.P. Tesson, Amsterdam.

View. Copper engraving. Image measures 7 3/4" x 12 1/2" This lovely engraving, published in the first edition of "An embassy from the East India company of the United Provinces" (Het gezantschap der Neerlandtsche Oost-Indische Compagnie, aan den grooten Tartarischen Cham, den tegenwoordigen keizer van China) in 1665, depicts a Chinese temple and Pagoda. Various statues are seen at the entrace to the temple, and along the roof. Worshipers are seen praying to a large idol in the interior, with smoke billowing on either side of the statue. Next to the temple is a traditional pagoda tower with a tiered roof. This print is in excellent condition, with minor spots to margins not affecting the image. Plate mark and foolscap watermark visible. Johannes Nieuhof (1618-1672) was a Dutch sailor, merchant, and draughtsman. He traveled extensively and published accounts of his travels, first in Brazil with the Dutch West India Company, and later in China and India with the Dutch East India Company (VOC). His account of China became an important reference for Europeans as it was one the first illustration depiction of quotidien life during the Qing Dynasty.

No Binding. Zustand: Very Good. A copperplate-engraving of a view of a palace in Peking, probably removed from 'Het Gezandtschap der Neèrlandtsche Oost-Indische Compagnie, an den grooten Tartarischen Cham, den tegenwoordigen Keizer van China', a record of the travels of an embassy from the East-India Company to China, written in 1665 by Dutch author and explorer Johan Nieuhof. One leaf. Light foxing and discolouration. Minor chipping to edges. 37.5 × 31 cm. Text in Latin and Dutch.

Zustand: Gut. Gut. Kupferstich. Blattgröße: 22,7 x 33 cm, Druckspiegel: 21,1 x 31,5 cm. . Schöner und kräftiger Druck auf an den Kanten etwas stärker gebräuntem Papier, untere linke Ecke rest. ergänzt, ansonsten gut erhalten. Seltene Karte von Neufundland und dem Sankt-Lorenz-Golf im Osten Kanadas (Newfoundland), gestochen von Jacob Keizer. Aus der Erstausgabe der "Recueil de voyages au nord" ("Sammlung von Reisen in den Norden) des französischen Verlegers und Druckers Jean Frédéric Bernard (1680-1744). Landkarte, map, carte géographique, carta geografica, Newfundland, Terre-Neuve, Gulf of Saint Lawrence, Golfe du Saint-Laurent, Atlantik, Atlantic. 1800 Gramm.

Third edition, in the original Dutch, of "the definitive account" (Howgego) of the embassy that the VOC (Dutch East India Company) sent to the Emperor of China, the entire trip occupying the years 1655 to 1657. Nieuhof's eyewitness account, first published in 1665, was the first extensively illustrated book describing China and is, among works on China, "bis heute eines der bedeutendsten und gesuchtesten" (Walravens). The second part gives a general description of the Chinese empire, including botany and zoology. The first part covers the East Indies and Southeast Asia before going on to China itself. Japan, Korea and Formosa appear as well.Nieuhof served as steward, artist and chronicler on Pieter de Goyer and Jacob de Keyzer's VOC embassy to the Chinese Emperor. The party got a more intimate view of China than almost any other Dutch visitors of the 17th century, and the breadth of Nieuhof's interests and the large number of drawings he made provided a wealth of new material that makes the present work an essential primary source.Good copy with the owners stamp of Friedrich Emanuel Hurter (b. 1787; ''Reichshistoriograff in Wien'') on the verso of the frontispiece and his signature on the first flyleaf, dated 1805.l Corbett, ''The Dutch Mission to Peking in 1655'', in: Quaerendo 16 (1986), pp. 131-36; Howgego G-85, N-25; Landwehr & V.d. Krogt, VOC 539; Löwendahl 147; Lust 539 & 541; STCN 843117273 (11 copies);'Tiele, Bibl. 800. Contemporary blind-tooled vellum. With engraved title-page, letterpress title-page printed in red and black, full-page engraved portrait of Nieuhof with engraved poem by Jan Vos underneath, one large folding engraved map of China, 34 double-page engraved plates and views, 110 half-page engraved illustrations in text, all in fine and strong impressions.The coats of arms of Spiegel and Witsen, apparently optional elements in the preliminaries of the Dutch, French and Latin editions, are not present. Pages: [8], 208, 258, [10] pp.

Third edition, in the original Dutch, of "the definitive account" (Howgego) of the embassy that the VOC (Dutch East India Company) sent to the Emperor of China, the entire trip occupying the years 1655 to 1657. Nieuhof's eyewitness account, first published in 1665, was the first extensively illustrated book describing China and is, among works on China, "bis heute eines der bedeutendsten und gesuchtesten" (Walravens). The second part gives a general description of the Chinese empire, including botany and zoology. The first part covers the East Indies and Southeast Asia before going on to China itself. Japan, Korea and Formosa appear as well.Nieuhof served as steward, artist and chronicler on Pieter de Goyer and Jacob de Keyzer's VOC embassy to the Chinese Emperor. The party got a more intimate view of China than almost any other Dutch visitors of the 17th century, and the breadth of Nieuhof's interests and the large number of drawings he made provided a wealth of new material that makes the present work an essential primary source.Good copy with the owners stamp of Friedrich Emanuel Hurter (b. 1787; ''Reichshistoriograff in Wien'') on the verso of the frontispiece and his signature on the first flyleaf, dated 1805.l Corbett, ''The Dutch Mission to Peking in 1655'', in: Quaerendo 16 (1986), pp. 131-36; Howgego G-85, N-25; Landwehr & V.d. Krogt, VOC 539; Löwendahl 147; Lust 539 & 541; STCN 843117273 (11 copies);'Tiele, Bibl. 800. Contemporary blind-tooled vellum. With engraved title-page, letterpress title-page printed in red and black, full-page engraved portrait of Nieuhof with engraved poem by Jan Vos underneath, one large folding engraved map of China, 34 double-page engraved plates and views, 110 half-page engraved illustrations in text, all in fine and strong impressions.The coats of arms of Spiegel and Witsen, apparently optional elements in the preliminaries of the Dutch, French and Latin editions, are not present. Pages: [8], 208, 258, [10] pp.

With engraved frontispiece, 2 full-page coat of arms, folding map of China (small tears along fold), engraved author's portrait, 34 double-page plates, 110 half-page text engravings, engraved head-piece and initial, woodcut ornamental head- and tail-pieces. (8), 208, 258, (10) pp. Folio. 17th century vellum (new end-papers). Amsterdam, Jacob van Meurs, 1665. First edition. A famous account on the first trade mission of the Dutch East India Company to the Emperor of China by Pierre de Goyer and Jacob de Keyser, who left Batavia on 14 July 1655 and returned on 31 March 1657. Nieuhoff (1618-1672) was of German birth, but devoted much of his life to the service of the Dutch East India Company, spending nine years in Brazil. He then went out to China, was governor of Ceylon, returned to Holland and then departed again for the Far East. He died in Madagascar. The present book is extraordinarily rich in its depictions of landscapes, seaports, towns and cities, as well as plants and animals and costumes. According to Tiele, the plate of Paolinxi called for in the Instructions to the Binder, is not found in most copies.- A handsome, well-margined copy with all the engravings in bright condition and sharp, fresh impression. - Not in Lipperheide but cf. Le 1 (incomplete); Cox I, p. 325; Cordier p. 2344; Brunet IV, 77; Tiele, p. 179 (no. 800); Kress S.1276. GEOGRAPHY:TRAVEL ; China ; ASIA ; GRAPHIC ARTS:ILLUSTRATED BOOKS ;

2 parts in one volume. Engraved title page, letterpress title in red and black, 2 armorial engraved plates, 2 ff. of dedication, 208 pp. 258, (10) pp. With 111 engravings in the text, 1 folding engraved map, and 35 double-page-sited engraved plates. Full calf, spine and covers stamped in blind, spine label. Folio. Second Dutch edition (previously published in 1665) of this description of the 1655-57 embassy of Peter de Goyer and Jacob de Keyzer, with a general account on China in part 2. The plates show views (including Batavia, Canton, Macao, Nanjing, and Beijing), plans, costumes, flora and fauna etc. - "The Dutch, being at the height of their power, having supplanted the Portuguese, desired to gain access to China and a portion of the Chinese trade. After much opposition the Government succeeded in sending merchants to try the pulse of the Chinese at Canton. Upon their report it was determined to despatch ambassadors from Batavia to the Court of Peking to solicit liberty to trade. This is the embassy written up by Nieuhoff, who was steward to the ambassadors" (Cox). - The selection of plates varies from copy to copy. The present one contains two engraved armorial plates not called for in the list of plates, but not the portrait (not mentioned there either) and also lacks the plate "Paolinxi". - Hardly browned of soiled; insignificant edge flaws at beginning and end. Map wrinkled, waterstained and with repaired edge tears. - Cat. Nederl. Hist. Scheepvart Mus. 499. Cordier, BS 2345. Graesse IV, 675. Tiele 800. Cf. Boucher de la Richarderie V, 297; Cox I, 325; Henze III, 612.

Amsterdam, Jacob van Meurs, 1665. Folio. Contemp. full mottled calf. Richly gilt spine. 6 raised bands. Gilt lineborders on covers. Cracking to leather on hinges, externally repaired with thin leather-strips. Corners reinforced. Engraved title-page and printed (in red/black). (10),208,258,(10) pp., Engraved portrait, large folded engraved map, 2 engraved plates with coat of arms, 34 double-page engraved views, 110 large engraved textillustrations. A faint dampstain to upper margin of the last few leaves. The 2 plates with coat of arms a bit frayed in right margins and a faint dampstain in upper margin. A bit of browning to the first 5 leaves. otherwise internally clean. First edition of Nieuhof's famous travel round China, a trip of 2,400 km from Canton to Peking, in 1655-1657, which enabled him to become an authoritative Western writer on China. He wrote this "An embassy from the East-India Company", the written account of this journey which he undertook for the Dutch-Indian Compagny. He deals with nearly all aspects of Chinese life, folklore, religion, crafts, topography, architecture, zoology, geography, geology etc. etc. The work is one of the first illustrated books to describe China, and it profoundly influenced the Western view on China.Brunet IV, 77. - Cordier, 2344.

2 volumes. First edition of a detailed account of Tsar Peter the Great's visits to the Dutch Republic in 1697-1698 and 1717, dedicated to the Admiral Jan Hendrik van Kinsbergen. The book opens with an 86-page introduction describing Russia's history and Dutch-Russian relations. Peter's visit of 1697 was part of his "Grand Embassy", aimed at creating an anti-Ottoman alliance with European monarchs. He initially travelled disguised as a workman, leaving the mission nominally in charge of his ambassadors and living himself in a modest cottage, thinking he would learn far more about Dutch advances in shipbuilding from the floor of the shipyards than in conference with statesmen. He visited Nicolaas Witsen, the wharf of the Dutch East India Company (VOC) and the famous collections of Frederik Ruysch, Jacob de Wilde, Levinus Vincent and Simon Schijnvoet. During his second embassy (1717) he bought the renowned collections of Albertus Seba, Frederik Ruysch and Levinus Vincent and had them transported to St Petersburg.The first volume with inscription on half-title: "door J. Scheltema", apparently the author's presentation inscription, but the recipient's name was erased by a later owner. Each volume further with an owner's inscription. In very good condition. The bindings have cracks in the joints and show some minor wear, but are otherwise in very good condition.l Muller, Bibl. Neerlando-Russe, 319 ("sur pap[ier] fort. - rare"); Nijhoff cat., Ouvrages sur la Russie et la Pologne 297; Saalmink, p. 1721. Mid-19th-century tree calf, sewn on 3 (vol. 1) and 4 (vol. 2) recessed cords, each board with a gold-tooled fillets, gold-tooled spine and board edges, antique spot marbled endpapers (with shell spots, the colours different in the 2 volumes), green ribbon markers. With 2 engraved title-pages (identical except for the volume number) showing a portrait of Peter the Great, 1 letterpress title-page and 2 half-titles, and 3 engraved plates. Pages: XXVI, 339; [2], XXXI, [1 blank], 328 pp. plus engraved titles and plates.

Zustand: Good. Antique Print, titled: 'Peeter de Groote bij Nicolaas Witsen.' - Depiction of the visit of Peter the Great to Nicolaas Witsen. Peter de Groote. From "Peter de Grote, Keizer van Rusland". State: Second state of 2 Ref: FMH 2983a. Depiction of the visit of Peter the Great to Nicolaas Witsen. Peter de Groote. Engraving on wove paper. Made by 'Jacob Ernst Marcus' after own design. Jacob Ernst Marcus (1774 - 1826) started in 1807 with his series of 105 etched landscapes, studies and portraits that were published monthly. Good, given age. Ample margins. General age-related toning and/or occasional minor defects from handling. Please study scan carefully. The overall size is ca. 11.9 x 19 cm. The overall size is ca. 4.7 x 7.5 inch. Storage location: TPCLA-C68-25.

The Dutch Virgin, with a lion at her feet, and Emperor Charles V (1500-1558), with his imperial attributes, hands to the personification of Utrecht a pile of placards. Behind them a monument bearing the title in Dutch: PLACAATBOEK 'S LANDS van UTRECHT, surmounted by Justice. In the foreground the river god of the Rhine and two putti near a book. On the right in the background four allegorical female figures symbolizing agriculture, arable farming, herding cattle and hunting.Signed at bottom left: I. Wandelaar deline et fecit.With the date and the address of the publisher below: te Utrecht by W. van de WATER, en J. vam POOLSUM. 1727.Rare first state of the frontispiece, usually known in the second state, with the modification of the date and the address as: TE UTRECHT By JACOB VAN POOLSUM. MDCCXXIX. (1729) [see Rijksmuseum inv. RP-P-OB-61.567].[NL] De Hollandse Maagd, met een leeuw aan haar voeten, en keizer Karel V, met zijn keizersattributen, overhandigen de personificatie van Utrecht een stapel plakkaten. Achter hen een monument waarop de titel in het Nederlands, bekroond met Rechtvaardigheid. Op de voorgrond de riviergod van de Rijn en twee putti bij een boek. Rechts op de achtergrond vier allegorische vrouwfiguren die de land- en akkerbouw, het vee hoeden en de jacht symboliseren. Gegraveerd door Jan Wandelaar (1692-1759). Etching and engraving on paper with very wide margins; total: 459 x 310 mm; state I/2; soil and smudges due to handling on the margins, otherwise in good condition.

original Kupferstich, koloriert, Titel in Kopfzeile, Maßstabsleisten links oben. - Maßstab in graph. Form (Lieües communes d'Allemagne, Grandes Lieües de Hongrie). - Nullmeridian: Ferro; Blattformat ca. 62 x 52 cm, kl. Randläsuren, insg. guter Zustand fr 500 Landkarte.

Zustand: Fine. t Koninkryk van Denemarke (.).Oude, antieke landkaart van Denemarken. Titel en uitgeversimpressum in kader rechts boven. Schaalstokken links boven. Rugzijde blank.Oudtijds gekleurde kopergravure, uitgegeven in 1747 door Jacob Keizer te Almelo en door Jan de Lat te Deventer in Atlas Portatif tres exact on livre de cartes geographiques. Weerelds Hand-Atlas.Hoogte 17,5 cm.; breedte 24 cm.

Zustand: Fine. Kaart van T'Koninkryk van Vranckryk (.).Oude, antieke landkaart van Frankrijk. Titelcartouche met schaalstokken links onder. In de Noordzee een windroos. Rugzijde blank.Oudtijds gekleurde kopergravure, uitgegeven in 1788 te Amsterdam door Gravius, voor Jacob Keizer en Jan de Lat, in Nieuwe Natuur-Geschied en Handelkundige Zak en Reis-Atlas, Brender a Brandis.Hoogte 18 cm.; breedte 23,5 cm.

Zustand: Fine. t Koninkryk van Engeland Schotland en Irland (.).Oude, antieke landkaart van de Britse Eilanden. Titel en uitgeversimpressum in kader links boven. Schaalstokken in kader links boven. Rugzijde blank.Oudtijds gekleurde kopergravure, uitgegeven in 1747 door Jacob Keizer te Almelo en door Jan de Lat te Deventer in Atlas Portatif tres exact on livre de cartes geographiques. Weerelds Hand-Atlas.Hoogte 17,5 cm.; breedte 24,5 cm.

Zustand: Fine. t Koninkryk van Portugal en AlgarveOude, antieke landkaart van Portugal. Titel en uitgeversimpressum in kader links boven. Schaalstokken in kader links boven. Rugzijde blank.Oudtijds gekleurde kopergravure, uitgegeven in 1747 door Jacob Keizer te Almelo en door Jan de Lat te Deventer in Atlas Portatif tres exact on livre de cartes geographiques. Weerelds Hand-Atlas.Hoogte 24 cm.; breedte 17,5 cm.

t Koninkryk Bohemen (.).Oude, antieke landkaart van Bohemen. Praag in het centrum van de kaart.Handgekleurde kopergravure, uitgegeven in 1747 door Jacob Keizer te Almelo en door Jan de Lat te Deventer in Atlas Portatif tres exact on livre de cartes geographiques. Weerelds Hand-Atlas.Hoogte 17,5 cm.; breedte 23,5 cm.