[Arnhem, Uitgeverij PlaatsMaken, 1992]. Portfolio consisting of a letterpress title-leaf, letterpress colophon-leaf & 10 ORIGINAL LITHOGRAPHS by ARMANDO. Folio (ca. 48,5 x 33,5 cm.), orig. black cloth, in the orig. cardboard slipcase (upper cover with cut-out design).

Paris [..], Librairie Ancienne Édouard Champion [a.o.], [1923]-1993. Tog. 132 vols. of the series. With num. ills. on 6624 plates. Large 4to (ca. 33 x 25,5 cm.), loose as issued in orig. (unif.) cloth-backed portfolios. (132x)

Monte Carlo, Verlag André Sauret, [1960], 220,[1] pp. With 12 ORIGINAL (COL.) LITHOGRAPHS (incl. frontispiece & dust-jacket) by MARC CHAGALL & num. (col.) (full-p.) ills. after Marc Chagall. Small folio (ca. 32 x 24,5 cm.), orig. cloth with col. lithogr. wrappers (des. by Marc Chagall).

Haarlem, H. Kleinmann & Co., 1905-1906. Tog. 18 issues. With plates & ills. (i.a. after K.P.C. de Bazel, J.J.C. Lebeau & C.A. Lion Cachet). 4to (ca. 30 x 22,5 cm.), orig. (unif.) printed wrappers (des. by H.P. Berlage & H. Hana). – And 16 similar (partly with defects), i.a. “KUNSTNIJVERHEID. Ontwerpen van G.W. Dijsselhof, C.A. Lion Cachet en T. Nieuwenhuis uitgevoerd in de werkplaats van E.J. van Wisselingh & Co.” (Amsterdam, ca. 1910. With 20 plates) & 14 vols. of the series “De toegepaste kunsten in Nederland” (Rotterdam, 1923-1932). (34x)

Eerste/ Tweede/ Derde/ Vierde/ Vijfde Jaargang [..]. [Introduction by Arthur van Schendel]. Amsterdam, “Uitgave van de werkplaats van E.J. van Wisselingh & Co.”, 1911-1915. 5 Vols. With 5 letterpress title-leaves & 180 plates (printed by “Drukkerij Senefelder Amsterdam” on handmade paper). Small folio (ca. 35,5 x 27 cm.), loose as issued in orig. unif. dec. gilt(-lettered) cloth portfolios (des. by Theo Nieuwenhuis). (5x)

Various sizes, various bindings. – Added: 15 similar in 18 vols., mainly by A. ROLAND HOLST (i.a. “Voorbij de wegen”. Bussum, C.A.J. van Dishoeck, 1920. One of 100 Arabic numb. copies of the DE-LUXE EDITION printed on handmade paper. Signed in black ink by A. Roland Holst). (37x)

Various sizes, various bindings. (27x)

Amsterdam, P.N. van Kampen & Zoon, 1922, [4],140,[2] pp. With frontisp.-portrait of P.C. Boutens (after a painting by Willem van Konijnenburg). Small 4to (ca. 21 x 17,5 cm.), 20th-cent. blue half-morocco (bound by “Dubois d’Enghien-Dooms”), gilt-lettered ribbed spine with 5 gilt floral ornaments (with red or yellow morocco inlay) in the compartments, top edge gilt. – BOUTENS, P.C. Stemmen. [Third edition]. Amsterdam, P.N. van Kampen & Zoon, 1917, [4],112 pp. Small 4to (ca. 20,5 x 16,5 cm.), 20th-cent. brown half-morocco with gilt-lettered ribbed spine, top edge marbled. – And 1 similar by P.C. Boutens (“Tusschenspelen”. Den Haag, L.J.C. Boucher, 1942. One of 25 copies of the DE-LUXE EDITION printed on handmade paper. Nicely bound in 20th-cent. black chagrin by “J. Brandt & Zoon”). (3x)

[’s-Gravenhage, P.C. Boutens, 1912], 114,[1] pp. Large 8vo (ca. 23,5 x 15,5 cm.), 20th-cent. brown half-morocco (orig. front-wr. preserved) with gilt-lettered ribbed spine, top edge gilt. – And 1 similar by J.H. Leopold in 2 vols. (“Verzen. Eerste/ Tweede bundel”, 1926. The second vol. with owner’s entry “G. Gerhardt” in black ink on upper paste-down). (3x)

Stockholm, Bermann-Fischer Verlag, 1946. 2 Vols.: XXVI,[2],521 and [8],572 pp. 8vo (ca. 19 x 11,5 cm.), orig. unif. gilt-lettered cloth (des. by Hugo Steiner-Prag). – And 3 others publ. in the same series “Stockholmer Gesamtausgabe der Werke von Thomas Mann” (1945-1947). (5x)

Maastricht, The Halcyon Press/ A.A.M. Stols, 1930, [95 unnumb.] pp. With woodcut frontisp.-portrait (of John Keats) & 10 full-p. woodcuts by JOHN BUCKLAND WRIGHT. 4to (ca. 25 x 17,5 cm.), orig. dec. gilt(-lettered) blue cloth (des. by J. Buckland Wright), uncut. – HOMERUS. Batrachomyomachia. [Maastricht], The Halcyon Press [=A.A.M. Stols], 1929, [20 unnumb.] pp. 4to (ca. 27,5 x 18,5 cm.), orig. blindst. black chagrin (bound by “L. Malcorps”) with gilt-lettered ribbed spine, top edge gilt, in the orig. slipcase. – And 3 similar publ. by A.A.M. Stols. – Added: 7 others (not related), i.a. by PLATO (“Tres Epistolae Platonis”. Berlin, Officina Serpentis, 1926. Printed in 340 copies on “Zerkall-Bütten”. Top of spine dam.). (12x)

all albumen prints (various sizes, a few with a reference number & English or French caption in the negative) mounted recto & verso onto 25 stiff paper leaves (mainly with manuscript Dutch or French caption in black ink). Bound into a late 19th-cent. half-morocco binding (ca. 45,5 x 31,5 cm.) with gilt-lettered “Reis Album” on upper cover, gilt ribbed spine.

all hand-coloured albumen prints (ca. 20 x 26 cm. (66x) & ca. 26 x 20 cm. (34x), partly with a reference number & English caption in the negative) mounted recto & verso onto 50 stiff paper leaves. Bound into a late 19th-cent. black-lacquer photo-album (ca. 32 x 39,5 cm.) partly decorated with ivory & burnished gold (=“hiramaki-e” & “takamaki-e” on a black “ro-iro” ground), upper cover dep. a view of a lake with in the foreground 2 men carrying a woman in a palanquin (=“norimono”) & in the background Mount Fuji, lower cover dep. several insects & plants, gilt-lettered ribbed leather spine, gilt inside dentelles, all edges gilt.

Als Hoch-Zimmer/ Creutz-Dächer/ Wiederkehrungen/ Welscher Hauben/ Schnecken oder Windel-Stiegen/ wie auch vornehme Wercksatz worauf der verschwelte Dachstuhl liegend zu sehen [..]. [Augsburg], Jeremias Wolff [..], 1704, consisting of 3 unnumb. text-leaves (incl. title) & 40 engraved plates (dep. domestic roof constructions). Small folio (ca. 31 x 19,5 cm.), later vellum.

all published in Amsterdam by Isaak Tirion (probably for an edition of “Atlas van de XVII Nederlandsche Provintien”, ca. 1757). Folio (ca. 42 x 29 cm.), 18th-cent. half-roan with ribbed spine.

“T’Amsterdam, By P. en J. Blaeu, J. en G. Janssonius van Waesberge, Boom, en Goethals”, 1703, [16],538,[6 index] pp. With 2 engraved title-vignettes and 124 engraved text-ills. by M. Bouche, P.P. Bouche, F. Bouttats & P. Clouwet after H. Abbe & A. Diepenbeek. Folio (ca. 44 x 28 cm.), 18th-cent. gilt panelled calf with large gilt ornament central on both covers, gilt ribbed spine with calf letterpiece.

[Delft, 1712], consisting of an engraved overview map (with title at top & 10 coats-of-arms in outer parts, ca. 51,5 x 58 cm.) in a FINE CONTEMPORARY HAND-COLOURING (partly heightened with GOLD), 25 engraved polder maps (numb. 1-25 in the plate, all ca. 51 x 58 cm.) of which 10 with large-sized coats-of-arms & 2 unnumb. engravings (together forming a title, both ca. 51,5 x 60 cm.). Large folio oblong (ca. 53,5 x 63 cm.), 18th-cent. calf with gilt-lettered “Delflant” central on both covers. – Added: a 20th-cent. index by J.A. de Brabander & C.J. van der Doef (“Kruikius in namen”. Wateringen, Historische Werkgroep “oud Wateringen & Kwintsheul”, 1993). (2x)

mitsgaders Stigtinge van het Hof, der Kerken, Kloosters, Kapellen, Godshuizen, en andere voornaame Gebouwen [..]. Eerste Deels, Eerste/ Tweede Stuk [&] Tweede Deel. “Te Delft Gedrukt by Reinier Boitet” [vol. I, part 1 & 2]/ “In ’s Graven-Hage, Gedrukt by Johannes de Cros” [vol. II], 1730-1739. 2 Vols. in 3 parts. With engraved frontispiece by J.C. Philips, 3 ident. engraved title-vignettes (dep. the coat-of-arms of The Hague), 2 engraved dedications, 5 (fold.) (double-p.) engraved bird’s-eye plans (3x of The Hague & 2x of Scheveningen), 1 large fold. engraved panoramic view (“’s Graven-Hage Zoo als dezelve zig in den jaare 1730 aan de zyde van het Bosch vertoont”, printed on 2 leaves, ca. 42 x 95 cm.), 38 (fold.) (double-p.) engraved views (of which 2 large folding: “Treves-Kamer [..]”, ca. 37 x 68,5 cm. & “Vergader-Kamer [..]”, ca. 50 x 68 cm.), 13 (double-p.) engraved plates & a few engraved text-ills. Small folio (ca. 31 x 19,5 cm.), 18th-cent. (unif.) calf with gilt ribbed spine. (3x)

Uyt de Oorspronckelijcke talen in onse Nederlandtsche tale getrouwelyck over-geset [..]. [&] De Boecken genaemt Apocryphe, [..], Van nieuws uyt het Griecksch in onse Nederlandtsche Tale getrouwelick overgeset. “T’Amsteldam, Gedruckt by d’Erfgenamen wijlen Paulus Aertsz van Ravesteÿn [..]”, 1664. 4 Parts in 1 vol. With engraved title, 2 identical woodcut printer’s devices, 1 fold. double-p. engraved WORLD-MAP in double hemispheres (“Orbis Terrarum Tabula [..]”, ca. 30,5 x 47 cm.) after N. Visscher, 4 fold. double-p. engraved maps (by A. van den Broeck after N. Visscher) & 1 fold. double-p. engraved bird’s-eye plan of Jerusalem (after C.J. Visscher). Folio (ca. 42 x 25 cm.), late 17th-cent. blindst. panelled leather over wooden boards (with large blindst. ornament central on both covers), both covers with 4 brass cornerpieces and 2 brass clasps & catches, ribbed spine.

Uyt de Oorspronckelicke talen in onse Nederlandsche tale getrouwelick over-geset [..]. [&] De Boecken genaemt Apocryphe, [..]. Van nieuws uyt het Griecksch in onse Nederlantsche Tale getrouwelick overgeset. Te Dordrecht by Jacob en Hendrik Keur, 1741-1744. 4 Parts in 1 vol. With engraved title (by A. van Buysen), 2 woodcut printer’s devices, 1 fold. double-p. engraving (“Prophetien. Vervullingen”, ca. 35,5 x 45,5 cm.) dep. a scene with Adam & Eve in the Garden of Eden with in the middle a hemisphere, 4 fold. double-p. engraved maps & 1 fold. double-p. engraving (“Jerusalem en syn Tempel”, ca. 35,5 x 45,5 cm.) dep. a bird’s-eye view of Jerusalem. Folio (ca. 36,5 x 23,5 cm.), 18th-cent. blindst. panelled calf over wooden boards with large blindst. ornament central on both covers, both covers with 4 brass cornerpieces and 2 brass clasps & catches, ribbed spine.

Beginnende van Adams tijden tot die gheboorte ons Heeren Jesum/ voortgaende totten Jare M.CCCCC.ende XVII.[=1517] [..]. “Tot Dordrecht, By my Peeter Verhagen [..]”, 1595, [2],[8 index],[2],CCCCLXXXIII[=464] pp. With woodcut title-vignette (dep. a portrait) & 35 woodcut text-ills. (dep. portraits of counts & countesses of Holland). – [BOUND-UP WITH:] [VEER, E. DE]. Dat Tweede Deel vande Hollantsche ende Seelantsche Cronycke. Mitsgaders der Brabantscher/ Vlaemscher/ Gelderscher/ Vriescher ende d’ander Nederlantscher/ ende der seluer omliggende Prouintien gheschiedenissen [..]. “Tot Dordrecht. By my Peeter Verhaghen [..]”, 1595, [6],[6 index],272[=274],[2 blank] pp. With woodcut title-vignette (dep. a portrait) & 1 woodcut text-ill. (dep. a portrait of a count of Holland). – [AND:] [VEER, E. DE]. Historie ofte Wiider Verclaringe vande Nederlantsche gheschiedenissen/ oorloghen ende veranderinghe/ inder Religie ende regieringe [..]. “Tot Dordrecht. By my Peeter Verhaghen [..]”, 1595, [2],229,[1 blank],[4 index] pp. With woodcut title-vignette (dep. a portrait). – [AND:] [VEER, E. DE]. Appendix, Andersins genoemt een byvoechsel [..]. “Tot Dordrecht. Ghedruckt by my Peeter Verhaghen [..]”, 1597, [4],131[=132] pp. With woodcut title-vignette. Tog. 4 parts in 1 volume. Small folio (ca. 31 x 20 cm.), late 16th-cent. blindstamped panelled calf over wooden boards, both covers with 2 brass catches, ribbed spine.

T’Amsterdam, By Zacharias Chatelain [..], 1730. 3 Vols. With 3 different engraved frontispieces, 3 ident. engraved title-vignettes, 2 fold. engraved maps (i.a. “Algemeene Kaart Der Vereenigde Nederlanden [..]”, ca. 41 x 44,5 cm.), 2 double-p. engraved plans, 1 large fold. engraved view (“De Groote Gehoor-Zaal In Den Haag [..]”, ca. 37 x 68 cm.) by Daniël Marot, 48 double-p. engraved views/ plates (by i.a. Jan Luyken) & 57 engraved portraits (by i.a. Bernard Picart). Small folio (ca. 35 x 22,5 cm.), early 18th-cent. unif. calf, gilt ribbed spine with mor. letterpiece. (3x)

“Ghedruckt op Schotlandt buyten Danswijck/ by Hermes van Loven. Voor den Autheur” [=London, printed for E. van Meteren, 1609]. 4 Parts in 1 vol. With engraved title, 1 fold. engraved map of the Low Countries (“Nova Germaniae Inferioris [..]”, ca. 32,5 x 41,5 cm.) by “Nicolao Geilkerckio” [=Nicolaes van Geelkercken] after Petrus Bertius, 1 engraved portrait (of Emanuel van Meteren) by “R.D. Boud” [=Robert de Baudous] & num. woodcut text-ills. (dep. portraits). Small folio (ca. 30 x 19,5 cm.), later vellum (sl. soiled).

en in ’t Gebruik deezer Globen ter oplossing der Klootsche Driehoeken en Klootsche Werkstukken der Starrenkunde [..]. [Dutch translation & edited by J. Ploos van Amstel]. Te Amsterdam, Bij Kornelis van Tongerlo, 1770, [86],470,[2] pp. With 14 fold. engraved plates (dep. num. ills.). 8vo (ca. 22 x 13,5 cm.), late 18th-cent. half-calf, gilt ribbed spine with red mor. letterpiece, uncut.

met verscheiden wisse en beproefde middelen Voor een groot getal van Ziekten, en schoone Geheimen om tot een hoogen en gelukkigen ouderdom te geraken [..]. Deel I-II. [Dutch transl. by J.L. Schuer & A.H. Westerhof]. “Te Leyden by S. Luchtmans, en te Amsterdam by H. Uytwerf”, 1743. 2 Vols.: [6],616 and [2],617-1496,[4] pp. With engraved frontispiece by J. Punt & 80 fold. engraved plates (dep. num. ills.) by F. de Bakker. 4to (ca. 26 x 20 cm.), 18th-cent. unif. calf, gilt ribbed spine with red mor. letterpiece, marbled edges. (2x)

Nevens een omstandige en grondigh doorzochte ontdekking en wederlegginge van de Afgoderye der Oost-Indische Heydenen [..]. Zijnde hier by gevoeght een Malabaarsche Spraak-Konst [..]. t’Amsterdam, By Johannes Janssonius van Waasberge, En [Johannes] van Someren [..], 1672. 3 Parts in 1 vol.: [10],190,[2 blank],191-198,[2],188,[11 index],[1 blank],[2],44,[8],45-132[=232] pp. With engraved frontispiece, 3 woodcut title-vignettes (of which 2 identical printer’s devices), engraved coat-of-arms, 2 engraved portraits (of Philippus Baldaeus & Gerard Hulft) by Abraham Blooteling, 5 double-p. engraved maps (i.a. “Insula Ceylan, olim Taprobana [..]”, ca. 29,5 x 38 cm.), 7 double-p. engraved plans (of which 1 folding), 19 double-p. engraved views, 3 double-p. engraved plates (“Korte Malabaersche Letter-Konst”), 1 engraved full-p. plate & num. engraved text-ills. Small folio (ca. 30,5 x 20,5 cm.), late 17th-cent. calf, gilt ribbed spine with red mor. letterpiece.

Vervaetende Wonderlijke voorvallen op de Togt der Nederlandsche Gesanten: Beschryving van de Dorpen, Sterkten, Steden, Landschappen, Tempels, Gods-diensten, Dragten, Gebouwen, Dieren, Gewasschen, Bergen, Fonteinen, vereeuwde en nieuwe Oorlogs-daeden der Japanders [..]. t’Amsterdam, By Jacob Meurs [..], 1669, [6],456,[14 index],[1 binder’s index] pp. With engraved frontispiece, woodcut title-vignette, 1 fold. engraved map (“De Land Reyse van Osacca tot Iedo [..]”, ca. 42,5 x 53 cm.), 1 double-p. engraved bird’s-eye plan (“Ware affbeeldinge Wegens het Casteel ende Stadt Batavia [..]”, ca. 26,5 x 35,5 cm.), 22 (of 23) double-p. engraved views/ plates (of which 4 fold.) & 71 engraved text-ills. (dep. i.a. local costumes). Small folio (ca. 31 x 20 cm.), 17th-cent. blindst. calf, gilt ribbed spine with calf letterpiece.

[Dutch translation by I. Le Long, revised & edited by G. Outhof]. Deel I-II. T’Amsterdam, By Antoni Schoonenburg, en Nicolaas ten Hoorn [..], 1726. 2 Vols.: [22],850,[10 index] and [2],852,[11 index] pp. With engraved frontispiece by J. Goeree, 2 ident. engraved title-vignettes, 1 engraved portrait (of J. Lundius) by J. Houbraken, 22 engraved views/ plates (of which 1 double-p. & 4 fold.) by i.a. J. Lamsvelt & A. Zeeman after i.a. J. Goeree and num. engraved text-ills. Small folio (ca. 33 x 20,5 cm.), 18th-cent. unif. blindst. panelled vellum with large blindst. ornament central on both covers, ribbed spine. (2x)

A Amsterdam, Chez Pierre Brunel [..], 1702, [14],776 pp. With engraved frontispiece by Jan Lamsveld, 1 engraved coat-of-arms, 30 engraved views/ plates (of which 6 folding) by i.a. D. Stopendaal (monogrammed “D.S.” in the plate) & num. woodcut text-ills. 4to (ca. 26 x 17,5 cm.), later half-vellum, ribbed spine with mor. letterpiece.

Te Amsterdam, Voor Waasberge, Boom en Goethals, 1701, [8],1065,[23 index] pp. With engraved frontispiece (with the address "Tot Amsterdam, Uyt de Drukkerye van P. en J. Blaeu [..], MDCXCIX[=1699]" engraved in the plate), woodcut printer’s device (of P. & J. Blaeu) on title, 7 double-p. engraved views (of which 1 folding) by Bastiaen Stopendael, 1 engraved portrait (of Michiel de Ruyter) & 1 engraved plate (dep. De Ruyter's tomb). Small folio (ca. 32 x 20,5 cm.), contemp. calf, gilt ribbed spine with black mor. letterpiece.

Lugduni Batavorum [=Leiden], Apud Johannem van Kerckhem, 1738, [48],452,[22 index] pp. With engraved title-vignette, engraved portrait (of Hieronymus Fabricius), 61 engraved plates (of which 12 folding) dep. num. ills. & several woodcut text-ills. Small folio (ca. 32 x 20 cm.), late 19th-/ early 20th-cent. half-chagrin, ribbed spine with mor. letterpiece, marbled edges.

t’Amsterdam, By Ian Iacobsz Schipper, [1656]. 5 Parts in 1 vol. With engraved title by C. van Dalen after C. de Passe, 5 woodcut printer’s devices on (divisional) titles & num. engraved text-ills. (incl. 1 title-vignette). Large 4to (ca. 27,5 x 20,5 cm.), 17th-cent. blindst. panelled vellum (over wooden boards) with large blindst. ornament central on both covers, ribbed spine.

A Paris, Chez De Bure l’Aîné [..], 1755, [8],XVI,560,[2] pp. With 26 engraved plates (incl. frontispiece) by P.Q. Chedel after “Devermont” [=H. Collin de Vermont]. Large 4to (ca. 28,5 x 21,5 cm.), 18th-cent. cat’s paw calf with gilt supra-libros (dep. a coat-of-arms of an unidentified noble family) central on both covers, gilt ribbed spine with mor. letterpiece, red edges.

In ’s Gravenhage, by de Compagnie, 1786, [4],V-VIII,[2],[I]-IV,IX-XXV,[1],216 pp. With engraved frontispiece by M. Pool, 2 fold. engraved maps (i.a. “Kaert van de Golf van Lion tussen de Caep Sicie in Provence en de Caep Quiers in Roussillon [..]”, ca. 34 x 45 cm.), 3 fold. engraved plates (dep. profile views of coast-lines), 7 engraved plates/ tables (of which 5 fold.) & 40 Roman numb. engraved plates (dep. i.a. corals & ocean plants) by M. Pool. Folio (ca. 41,5 x 25,5 cm.), 20th-cent. gilt-lettered rexine with ribbed spine, uncut.

depicting Saint Mary in the middle (with burnished gold flames of the sun above her) surrounded by the Twelve Apostles (of which 10 visible), all with burnished gold haloes & a small red flame on their heads. VELLUM LEAF illuminated with burnished gold and blue, green, pink, red & white paint. Ca. 150 x 164 mm. (leaf). Framed (behind glass).

(depicted as bishop with mitre, staff & burnished gold halo) standing in a church interior with a tamed dragon beside him & in the background a blue curtain decorated with fleurs-de-lis (incorporating the Latin words “O: Sancte Marcelle [..]”) in gold. VELLUM LEAF illuminated with burnished gold and blue, green, pink, red & white paint. Ca. 160 x 186 mm. (leaf). Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).

Engraving (after Andreas Vesalius). Signed “I. Wandelaar” in the plate. (Publ. in: B.S. ALBINUS, “Tabulae sceleti et musculorum corporis humani”, 1747). Ca. 36 x 22 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass). – And 3 other 18th-cent. anatomical prints, all engraved by Gabriel Huquier (1695-1772) after Edmé & Jacques-Philippe Bouchardon (publ. in: E. BOUCHARDON, “L’Anatomie necessaire pour l’usage du dessein”, 1741 or 1787-1789, all ca. 39,5 x 27,5 cm. & framed). (4x)

Etching (printed on Japanese paper). Monogrammed “M B” in pencil (in lower blank margin). Signed “M Bauer” in the plate (in lower left corner). (Published ca. 1918). Ca. 51,5 x 68,5 cm. (image) & ca. 62,5 x 82 cm. (leaf). Behind passepartout.

Etching (printed on Japanese paper). Signed “M Bauer” in pencil (in lower blank margin). Signed “M Bauer” in the plate (in lower left margin). (Published ca. 1893). Ca. 54 x 38 cm. (image) & ca. 64 x 47,5 cm. (leaf). Behind passepartout.

Etching (printed on Japanese paper). Signed “M Bauer” & “No. 84” in pencil (in lower blank margin). Signed “M Bauer” in the plate (in lower left corner). (Published ca. 1919). Ca. 51 x 68,5 cm. (image) & ca. 62 x 79,5 cm. (leaf). Behind passepartout.

Engraving with four-line Latin caption after A.P. van de Venne. Publ. by J.P. van de Venne (Middelburg, ca. 1623). Ca. 40,5 x 30 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).

Engraving with five-line Latin caption after M.J. van Mierevelt. (Published ca. 1608). Ca. 41 x 28,5 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).

Three col. woodcuts (forming a triptych). Signed in the block (enclosed in a Toshidama cartouche) & nanushi censor’s seal. Published by Tsutaya Kichizo (ca. 1853). Ca. 34,5 x 72,5 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).

Three col. woodcuts (forming a triptych). Signed in the block (enclosed in a Toshidama cartouche) & 2 nanushi censor’s seals (one of Watanabe Shoemon). (Publ. ca. 1850). Ca. 34 x 72 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).

Col. woodcut. Titled in pencil (in lower blank margin). Signed “Elizabeth Keith” in red crayon (in lower right part). Monogrammed “E.K.” & dated “1924” in the block (in lower right corner). Ca. 21,5 x 33,5 cm. Behind passepartout.

DRAWING in grey ink & wash on paper (with watermark “J Honig & Zoonen” which was used in the period 1765-1836). Ca. 21 x 29 cm. Behind passepartout.

Etching. Signed “L. Bakhuizen” in the plate (in lower blank margin). Ca. 17,5 x 23,5 cm. Behind passepartout. – BAKHUIZEN, L. (Ludolf) (1630-1708). (View of a group of people on a quay with Dutch sailing vessels in the background). Etching. Monogrammed “LB” & dated “1701” in the plate (in lower left corner). Signed “L. Bakhuizen” in the plate (in lower blank margin). Ca. 17 x 23,5 cm. Behind passepartout. (2x)

Engraving after L. Backhuysen. Publ. by John Boydell (London, ca. 1766). Ca. 43 x 53,5 cm. Behind passepartout.