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Paris,: Gallimard,, (1979).. 242, [iv] pp. Small 8vo (11 x 17,5 cm.). Original simili leather, spine gilt decorated. With the printed dust jacket. and original slip-case. With 392 illustrations. ¶ Bibliothèque de la Pléiade. Conçu et réalisé spécialement à l'occasion de la Quinzaine de la Pléiade 1979.

Amsterdam,: Architectura & Natura,, 1991.. 32, 64, [ii] pp. Oblong 4to (24 x 21,5 cm.). Original printed wrappers. With test illustrations 64 magnificent coloured photographs by Jan Derwig. ¶ A photographic guide to The famous Dutch architectural movement from ca, 1910-1930.

[s.l.n.d.], [ca. 1910].. Pictorial; post card of the brewing room of the former brewery of the Hoogstraten (Antwerpen) seminary. Inscribed on the verso, with a stamp. Size: 13,8 x 9 cm.

Paris,: G. Fortin,, (1930).. [xxxii], 511, [i] pp. 8vo. (16 x 25 cm.). Original half cloth (slightly faded; some small stains). With several plates, art-deco decorations and an 20 pp. illustrated catalogue of piano's. ¶ The complete catalogue of musical scores published by Fortin up to that date, including piano, vocal, dance and instrumental music arranged by composer. - Catalogue abondammnet illustré de cette maison instllée rue de Richelieu à Paris, éditeur de partitions et fabricants d'instruments de musique, et représentant les meilleures marques de piano et de lutherie.

Paris,: Albin Michel,, (1927).. 268, [iv] pp. Small 8vo. Original illustrated wrappers, uncut. With 18 photographic plates. ¶ First French edition of the narrative of the Amundsen-Ellsworth-Nobile flight over the North Pole in 1926, in the airship 'Norge', from King's Bay in West Spitzbergen to Teller, Alaska. The airship 'Norge' was in fact the Italian airship 'Italia' which was acquired with the help of Mussolini. Arctic Bibliography 410 (Norwegian edition).-- (Small tear in one leaf).

Amsterdam,: G. Theod. Bom,, (1876).. [viii], 96, [iv, publisher's catalogue] pp. Small 8vo. (13.5 x 20 cm.). Original printed wrappers (spine strip and rear side gone; front side dust soiled and some holes, mice?). With 24 finely made-up stage portraits on 4 lithographed plates. A classic on the make up art in a rare Dutch translation.--(Half title spotted; partly some dust soiling or an occasional foxing; a mediocre copy thus priced accordingly).

Leiden,: P. van Santen, [n.d. ca. 1879]. [iv], 231, [i] pp. Small 8vo (14 x 20 cm.). Contemporary half brown Marocco, raisen bands, gilt lettered (slightly rubbed & faded; corners rubbed). With numerous xylographic (wood engravings) plates in the text. An early Dutch edition of Verne's most popular text. Bound with: Jules VERNE, Avonturen van drie Russen en drie Engelschen, gevolgd door "De Blokkadebrekers". Rotterdam, Jacs. G. Robbers... (n.d. ca. 1880). [iv], 259, [i] pp. With numerous wood engraved plates in the text and 1 tinted lithographed map of South Africa from the presses of P.W.M. Trap at Leiden.-- (Owing to the quality of the paper: foxing).

Namur,: D. Gerard,, (n.d. ca. 1838).. 2 parts in one volume: 89, [iii, blank] pp. 8vo (14 x 22,5 cm.). Contemporary full long grained red morocco, sides gilt tooled with a double border and corner pieces, floral decoration in the centre; spine gilt tooled with decorative lines and 5 dots in the compartments; edges gilt; marbled end-papers (partly very slightly rubbed). The two title pages are nicely printed within a typographical border. Some woodcut head and tail pieces. ¶ Nice copy. Prison care and reform in early 19th century Belgium.

Paris,: E. Flammarion,, 1919.. [iv], vii, [i, blank], 288 pp. 12mo (12 x 18,5 cm.). Half green cloth over marbled boards, spien gilt lettered, original coloured lithographed wrappers bound in. With numerous black & white illustrations by Louis Morin. ** First illustrated edition. An almost forgotten novel about Opium, set in the exotic location of Indocine, and with many soft erotic illustrations.

Leiden,: D. Noothoven van Goor,, (1869-1873).. 2 volumes printed in double columns (4832), x, 1248; [iv], 1168 pp. Large 8vo (16,5 x 25 cm.). Contemporary half dark brown calf, spines gilt lettered and numbered on black and red morocco labels .-- (spines & joints partly rubbed; front joint of volume 2 weak and bottom partly damaged; corners slightly bumped; library stamps on half-title and title-page). ¶ Een goed bruikbaar geografisch-historisch woordenboek.

Bruges,: L. de Plancke,, 1901.. vi, [ii], 56 pp. Small8vo (13,5 x 21 cm.). Original printed wrappers (slightly dust soiled and some slight rubbings), uncut. With 2 plates. ¶ The rare original edition, including a description of Hôpital Saint-Jean. Copy with some pensil annotations. Added are 4 newspaper cuts related to Memling and Jan van Eyck.

Amsterdam,: Johannes van Heekeren,, (1705).. [x], 316, 11, [i] pp. 12mo (8 x 13,3 cm.). Bound in a fine contemporary (speudo) "reliure à la Fanfare in the style of Le Gascon. Sides richly tooled in gold, panel design with drawer handle motifs and interlacings à la pointillé. Spine with 6 raised bands, in compartments gilt decorated with floral motifs (outer corners of sides very slightly rubbed). With an engraved frontispiece and 5 engraved plates. ¶ A very rare exemple of a frivolously binding on a Calvinistic work. There are not many Dutch (speudo) Fanfare bindings known.

Bruxelles,: Ern. Thille, (n.d. ca. 1950).. 21 plates in helio-engraving. Oblong 8vo (20,5 x 15 cm.). Original decorative wrappers.

Lille,: Emile, Raoust,, 1929.. [iv], xlii, 502 pp. 8vo (14 x 23 cm.). Original orange printed wrappers, entirely unopened and uncut. With 24 black and white plates. ¶ The standard reasoned catalogue of the work of Cornelis Engebrechtsz (1475-1527), who lived in Leiden and established a large and productive workshop there that trained many important painters. He primarily painted biblical scenes hat were distinctive through their use of warm colours and layered glazes. This work contains ample bibliographical references, learned notes, indexes and a "life of Engebrechtsz" after Van Mander (1604). -(Edges partly slightly foxed).

Bruxelles,: J. Moris,, 1759.. vi, 283, [xiii] pp. Small 8vo (10,5 x 16,5 cm.). Bound in 19th century half olive morocco, spine divided into 5 compartments with 7 quadruple gilt rulers, gilt lettered; 4 blind tooled floral ornaments in 4 compartments; marbled end papers (partly some very slight rubbing). Title printed in red and black. With some wood-engraved headers, and one engraved figure of a pantograph. ¶ This very popular and outstanding treatise on miniature painting with ample attention for flower painting. It went, at least, through 11 editions. The first (1672) & the second (1674) were entitles "Traité de la Mignature". From the "nouvelle édition, first published at Lyon in 1679, the title has changed into "Elole de la Mignature. The present edition is the only one published at Brussels, the last edition was published in 1817 in Paris. A very good copy. Barbier II, 15 (in the 2nd edition of Barbier, the work was attributed to Christophe Ballard).

Paris,: Librairie Centrale des Sciences,, (1933).. 231, [i] pp. Small 8vo (12 x 19 cm.). Original printed wrappers, (slightly soiled), uncut. With 62 illustrations. ¶ Loosely inserted 20 coloured plates of gems.-- (Underlinings; paper age toned).

'Paris,: A. Desrez,, 1836.. 2 volumes: [viii], xii, 636; viii, 876 pp. 4to (17,6 x 25,6 cm.). Uniformly bound in red polished calf. A splendid and most exuberant Simier binding: Front and rear sides with large blind stamped center medaillion (un beau décor à plaque romantique, 111 x 196 mm.) showing ornamental and peacock motifs, octavo gilt rullers along the edges of the sides with gilt floral decorations in the corners; Spine with 4 double raised bands, gilt lettered and richly gilt tooled, signed 'Simier R. du Roi' at the bottom of each spine; Gilt line along the outer edges of the sides; Floral ruller along the inner edges of the sides; Blue-white marbled end-papers with repeating peackock motifs; edges gilt. ¶ Les Simier (René, 1772-1843 & Alphonse, 1796-1859), "relieurs du roi" were the indisputable master bookbinders of the Romantic period. The present piece is an outstanding example of their art. A lovely, and almost perfect copy.

Paris,: Delarue,, (1893?).. [iv], v, 166 pp. Small 8vo (12,5 x 18,5 cm.). 8vo (12,5 x 18,5 cm.). Original coloured printed wrappers (nice skating scene), uncut (back strip gone; some minute loss of paper from the outer corners of the first side). With 52 illustrations (engravings) in the text. Rare. One of the few 19th century French works on ice skating and ice dancing. Charmingly illustrated. Besides pratical information about the technique of scating, the works als contains ample historical information about the history of ice skating in Europe.

Padova,: Giuseppe Corona,, 1732.. [vi], 156 pp. 12mo (8 x 14,5 cm.). Contemporary vellum & red marbled edges (slightly stained). ¶ Good copy of the first italian translation of Duguet's famous 'Traité des Scrupule' (1717). No copy in the BNF nor in the N.U.C.

Bruxelles,: Ad. Wahlen,, 1835.. 2 volumes in one: 256, [ii]; 280, [ii] pp. 12mo (10.3 x 15.3 cm.). Contemporary half olive calf, spine with 4, gilt tooled, raised bands; 2 gilt lettered and numbered brown morocco labels; blind tooled ornamental decoration in 3 compartments; marbled boards and endpapers, marbled edges (an attractive romantic binding). ¶ This Belgium pirate edition was published in the same year as the Paris original.--(Slightly browned and scattered light foxing).