AMMAN, Jost (c. 1539-1591). (Coat of arms of the Holzschuher Family). (2nd half 16th c.). Etching. 192 x 162 mm. Tipped in under passepartout. (Cut to plate edge, stamps on v°).

ANONYMOUS. (17th c.). (Venus, Ceres, Bacchus). Drawing in red chalk on laid paper after engraving by Jan Saenredam in the manner of Abraham Bloemaert (1564/66-1651). 264 x 204 mm. Tipped in on mount, under passepartout. Provenance Collection A. Böhm-Berserik. -- Added: Engraving with the same image in reverse after Bloemaert with caption "Sine Cerere et Baccho friget Venus". (Lower part cut off?). Cf. Hollstein 75-2. -- (2).

ANONYMOUS. (Dancing putto holding a drapery). Dutch, 18th c? Drawing in brown ink and brown wash (after Filipino Lippi?) on laid paper. 206 x 142 mm (paper size). Hinged to transparant mount, under passepartout. W. unidentified owner's stamp (not in Lugt) in right outer corner. (Outer left corners browned/stained).

ANONYMOUS. (Man in clogs pushing a wheelbarrow). Dutch, early 19th c. Drawing in pencil and grey wash on blueish wove paper, reminding of Abraham Johannes Ruytenschild (1778-1841). 363 x 272 mm (paper size). Under passepartout.

ANONYMOUS. (Mythological scene (Prometheus stealing fire from Zeus?)). Manner of Abr. Bloemaert, Southern Netherlands?, 16th c. Drawing in brown ink and brown wash on laid paper. 149 x 185 mm. Hinged to older mount. Under passepartout.

ANONYMOUS. (Salvator Mundi). Southern Netherlands?, 17th c. Drawing in grey ink and grey wash on laid paper. 303 x 203 mm. -- Added by the same hand in the same technique: (John the Evangelist). 299 x 201 mm. -- Both hinged to mounts. Under passepartouts.

ANONYMOUS. (Sketches of pigs/piglets). Northern Netherlands, 17th/18th c. Drawing in black ink and black wash on laid paper. 135 x 205 mm. Hinged to mount, under passepartout.

BLEULER, Johann Ludwig ("Louis") (1792-1850). "Vue de la ville d'Arnheim, vers Bom[m]el". N.d. Or. gouache on paper (based on an aquatint?). Signed (?) in ink in lower right margin "Louis Bleuler à Schafhouse en Suisse". W. caption in ms. and numbered in ink '45' (?) in right upper corner. Framed, glazed and under passepartout.

BLEULER, Johann Ludwig ("Louis") (1792-1850). "Vue de la ville d'Utrecht". N.d. Or. gouache on paper (based on an aquatint?). 325 x 490 mm (image size). Signed (?) in ink in lower right margin "Louis Bleuler à Schafhouse". W. caption in ms. and numbered in ink '46' in right upper corner. Framed, glazed and under passepartout.

BOR -- "EEN WALVISCH lang 70 voeten, gestrandt op de Hollandtse zee-kust, tusschen Schevelingen en Katwyk, in Sprokkelmaandt, 1598". (Amst., 1679-84). Engr. by G. v.d. Gouwen (taken from Bor). 275 x 337 mm. -- Added: 6 o. engr. also from Bor's 'Oorsprongk, begin & vervolgh der Ned. oorlogen, beroerten & borgerlyke oneenigheden' & 2 engr. title-pp. from the same work. -- (9).

BOTANY -- ORCHIDS -- COLLECTION of 8 large chromolithogr. plates of orchids after J. van Aaken. (The Hague), C.W. Mieling, (1854). Each plate 685 x 525 mm (paper size). (Some sm. marg. tears/repairs, remnants of hinges in upper margins, sl. stained/yellowed in places).

BRUYN, Nicolaes de (1571-1656). (Forest landscape, Rest on the Flight into Egypt). Amst., Fr. v. Beusecom, 1622. Engr. on laid paper. 391 x 515 mm. (Margins cut close to image, small tear in lower margin, tears in right outer half rep. on v°).

COLLECTION of book illustrations (woodcuts & engravings), formed for the most part by incomplete volumes of books by Ripa (iconography), Cats & Luyken (emblems), and many illustrations from picture bibles, and other sources. 17th-18th c. Together hundreds of plates, full-page or in text, divided over 12 bindings/binders. From folio to 8°. For the greater part loose, partly also in bindings, including a modern ring binder. - Sold as a collection of plates, not subject to return.

COMMELIN -- "VEROVERINGE van Rio Grande in Brasil anno 1633". - "HET SAS VAN GENT beleegert den 28 Iuly anno 1644". - "VILLA D'OLINDA d Pernambuco". - "BELEGERINGE ent in neemen van Oldenzeel (…) Anno 1626". - And 6 o., tog. 10 engrs. (incl. engr. title), taken from Commelin's 'Fredrick Hendrick van Nassauw Prince van Orangien' (1651). (Some margins cut short, a few rep. on v°).

COOKE, Edward William (1811-1880). "Leyden from the north" - "Near Leyden". - N.d., but probably between 1832 and 1844. 2 very fine miniature drawings in pencil of which 1 a perspective view of Leiden. 34 x 105 and 42 x 120 mm. Both framed in identical frames, glazed and under passepartout. -- (2).

COSTUME PLATES -- CASSIERS, H. Four costume prints of Dutch farmworkers. Lond. & Wash., DC, Lawerence & Jellicoe, 1907. Chromolithographs. 1000 x 400 mm (image size). (Margins dusty, some waterstains, some mould, corners torn in two prints, stains occasionally run into the image, a complete set of these charming prints).

COSTUME PLATES -- COLLECTION of plates taken from Ferrario's Le costume ancien et moderne ou histoire du gouvernement, de la milice, de la religion, des arts, (…): Amerique. 2ème vol. & Il costume antico e moderno o storia del governo, della milizia, della religione, delle arti, (etc.): America. (c. 1818-27). 2 vols. W. 2 text fragments (393-568 pp. & 435-538 pp.) & tog. 25 handcold. aquatints showing images from the (colonial) Antille Islands. No binds. (Vol. 1: right margin (water-)stained, partially repaired w. Japanese tape, yellowing; vol. 2: some yellowing but mostly clean, espec. the images).

COSTUME PLATES -- PERU -- COLLECTION of 13 stipple-engraved costume plates, all cold. by hand, taken from J. Skinner's 'The Present State of Peru', London, 1805. Paper size 380 x 285 mm (original size). (A bit age-toned, but fine).

COSTUME PLATES -- TWELVE MONTHS -- COLLECTION of 12 charming lithogr. costume plates, delicately coloured by hand. (c. 1870). Each lithograph depicts a woman in clothes appropriate for that month, all w. captions of the month in French. 108 x 85 mm (image size). (All cut out and under 2 passepartouts).

CYBERNETIC SERENDIPITY - The Computer and the Arts. Lond., Motif Editions, 1968. 7 (cold./tinted) inkjet prints & colophon leaf. Each print 755 x 502 mm, generated with the computer. (A few creases, sm. chip in margin of 1 print, some unobtrusive tiny foxing spots to 1 print).

DIEPENBEECK, Abraham (1596-1675), in the manner of. (Design for a sepulchral monument). Southern Netherlands, surrounding of Abraham v. Diepenbeeck (?). Drawing in pencil on laid paper. 278 x 120 mm. Hinged to mount, under passepartout.

EIGHTY YEARS' WAR -- COLLECTION of 34 historical engraved views/plans depicting events from the Eighty Years' War (incl. some duplicates) by i.a. J. Luyken, C. Decker. Taken from works of P.C. Hooft, Le Clerc, De Groot, Orlers, Merian, (etc.). (17th & early 18th c.). Dif. sizes. (Sl. browned/foxed in places).

EYTZINGER (AITSINGER/AITZINGER) -- COLLECTION of 19 engraved historical scenes from the 80 Years War by F. Hogenberg, taken from Eytzinger's 'De Leone Belgico', Cologne 1586. Dif. sizes. Latin text on v°.

EYTZINGER (AITSINGER/AITZINGER) -- COLLECTION of 24 engraved historical scenes from the 80 Years War by F. Hogenberg, taken from Eytzinger's 'De Leone Belgico', Cologne 1605. Dif. sizes. Latin text on v°. (Sl. browned).

EYTZINGER (AITSINGER/AITZINGER) -- COLLECTION of 26 engraved historical scenes from the 80 Years War by F. Hogenberg, (partly taken from Eytzinger's 'De Leone Belgico'). Cologne, (late 16th/early 17th c.). Dif. sizes. For the greater part without text on v°. (Sl. browned in places, some margins a bit soiled/thumbed).

EYTZINGER (AITSINGER/AITZINGER) -- COLLECTION of 30 engraved historical scenes from the 80 Years War by F. Hogenberg, taken from Eytzinger's 'De Leone Belgico', Cologne 1586. Dif. sizes. Latin text on v°.

GAZOVIC, Vladimír (1939-). "Pozor, civilizácia II". (1994). Cold. lithogr. 980 x 700 mm. Annotated 91/99 and signed & dated in pencil. -- Id. "Z velkého stola prírody". (1990). Cold. lithogr. 850 x 635 mm. Annotated 49/90 and signed & dated in pencil. -- (2).

GHEYN (II), Jacob de (1565-1629). Collection of 7 engr. costume plates of lancers and 2 engr. of arquebusiers. c. 1607/08. Tog. 9 plain engr. from the series, numbered in the plate. 257 x 187 mm each (image size). (Margins cut and laid down on laid paper sheets, black border line by a later hand surrounding engr. plate, in v.g. condition).

HENNEMAN, J.J.M. (1942). ("La Route vers Iviers 2"). 1988. Cold. silkscreen print. 800 x 600 mm. Signed, dated & numb. (48/75) in pencil. (Some unobtrusive glue remnants of former passepartout in margin).

HOOGHE, ROMEYN DE -- "AENKOMST van S.K.Maj. op Honslerdyk". - "ZIJN MAJESTEIT verwellekomt op het Binnenhof". - (1691). 2 etchings by R. de Hooghe, taken from Bidloo's 'Komste van Zyne Majesteit Willem III in 's Gravenhaage'. 345 x 445 mm. -- "MOORD op de gebroeders De Witt. 1672. 4 engrs. printed on one leaf. 312 x 405 mm. Under passepartout (without text). -- And 8 engr. portrs. (from G. Arnold, Historie der kerken en ketteren, Amst, 1701). -- And 1 o. (cut out & laid down). (12).

HOOGHE, ROMEYN DE -- COLLECTION of 8 etchings by Romeyn de Hooghe. (c. 1700). Dif. sizes (largest: 235 x 365 mm., smallest: 165 x 200 mm). (W. a few marg. rep./stains).

HOOGHE, ROMEYN DE -- MAUSOLEUM OF ADMIRAAL DE RUYTER. (N.pl., n.pr., 1677). Large allegorical engraving on the death of Michiel de Ruyter, April 29th 1676. With latin text on the pedestal of a column. 532 x 423 mm. (Small marg. rep. on v°).

HOOGHE, ROMEYN DE -- "SPIEGEL der France Tirannye gepleecht opde Hollantsche Dorpen". (Amst., 1674). Engr. etching (without text), taken from A. de Wicquefort, De Fransche Tyrannie (...). 310 x 400 mm. (Margins cut). -- Added: 14 etchings by R. de Hooghe (several from the same work). (Some margins cut short, some rep., sl. browned/foxed in places). -- (15).

HUNTING -- COLLECTION of hunting/sporting aquatints. Lond., E. Orme, (1813). 9 aquatints (some w. accomp. text-leaf) in cont. handcolouring by Dubourg, Merke & Howitt, after Howitt & Clark, taken from 'Foreign Field Sports'. Each c. 165 x 210 mm.

INDIA -- "THE DEPARTURE of the Sons of Tippoo from the Zennana" & "THE DEFINITIVE TREATY by the Hostage Princes into the Hands of Lord Cornwallis". Lond., D. Orme, 1793. 2 beautiful handcold. aquatint plates by F. Bartolozzi (first), and Daniel Orme after Mather Brown. Each c. 480 x 600 mm. (Margins trimmed, a few tiny marg. tears, sl. yellowed).

KULHÁNEK, Oldrich (1940-2013). "Special Dialogue No. 1 or Hommage à Adrian de Vries". 1999. Lithogr. 830 x 603 mm. Annotated 20/90 and signed, titled & dated in pencil.

LEYDEN, Lucas v. (1494-1533). ("Judas Thaddaeus"). c. 1511. Engr. on laid paper. 119 x 74 mm. Hinged to mount, under passepartout. (Traces of previous mounting visivble on v°, rather unevenly cut close to plate edge).

LINSCHOTEN, HUYGEN VAN. Collection of 4 engraved plates by Joh. & Bap. v. Doetecom from the 'Itinerario'. (Amst., c. 1600). 4 engr. plates (2 cold. by hand). All c. 250 x 320 mm. (1 marg. rep., margins a bit soiled/thumbed in places). -- "ORNATUS fœminæ in India" "BRASILIENSIUM vel hominum in Peru habitus" "BRASILIANI ex America armati habitus". From H. Weigel, Habitus praecipuorum populorum (...). Trachtenbuch (...) (1577). 3 woodcuts by J. Amman. c. 235 x 170 mm. -- "KLEEDING(H)E van Florida, Paraquarien, Mexico, Maragnan, Peru, Brasilien". (c. 1667). 6 engr. plates by A. Melaer after A. v. Diepenbeeck. Each c. 290 x 180 mm. (W. remnants of hinges, a bit thumbed/soiled). -- Added: 3 engr. plates from N. de Fer's "Les Forces de l'Europe, Asie, (…)" by C. Allard. (c. 1700). -- (16).

LINSCHOTEN, HUYGEN VAN. Collection of 7 engraved plates by Joh. & Bapt. v. Doetecom from the 'Itinerario'. (Amst., c. 1600). 7 engr. plates (incl. 1 map of Mozambique). All c. 250 x 320 mm. Under passepartouts. (2 outer margins cut shortly, some faint marg. stains).

LINSCHOTEN, HUYGEN VAN. Collection of 9 engraved plates by Joh. & Bapt. v. Doetecom from the 'Itinerario'. (Amst., c. 1600/38). 9 engr. plates (incl. 1 title page of the French edition (1638)). All c. 250 x 320 mm. (Title: 265 x 165 mm). Under passepartouts. (Sl. browned in places).

LORCH/LORCK, M. (1527-c.1595). 3 text-woodcuts from 'Wolgerissene und geschnittene Figuren'. (Early 17th c.). Image sizes: 240 x 162, 206 x 182, 232 x 130 mm. (Sheet size: 340 x 200 mm). (Margins a bit thumbed). -- Added: 7 text-woodcuts taken from E.W. Happel's 'Thesaurus exoticorum'. Frankfurt und Hamburg, Wiering & Hertel, 1688. c. 200 x 140 mm. (Sheet size: 340 x 200 mm). (Margins a bit thumbed/soiled). -- (10).

MATHAM/MAETHAM, Jacob (1571-1631). ("Market Scene, the Rest on the Flight into Egypt in the Background"). 1603. Engr. after a painting by Pieter ('Lange Pier') Aertsen (1507/08-1575). Engr. on laid paper. 235 x 331 mm. Tipped in on mount. (Margins cut on plate edge and partly beyond).

MERIAN -- COLLECTION of 18 engravings by M. Merian taken from J.L. Gottfrieds 'Fortgesetzte Historische Chronik' (II-III), 1745-59. Dif. sizes. (Sl. stained/foxed in places).

ORNITHOLOGY -- "TURDUS Arundinaceus minimus". N.d. Engr. in cont. colouring. 420 x 280 mm (image size). Taken from C. Nozeman, M. Houttuyn & J.C. Sepp, 'Nederlandsche vogelen', 1770-1829. -- Added: 4 handcold. engr. plates from Buffon's 'Histoire naturelle des oiseaux'. (2 laid down). -- And: 10 polychrome collotype plates from Wright's 'Svenska fåglar'. -- (15).

ORNITHOLOGY -- "WHITE STORK" - "BLUE HEADED PARROT" - "THE CRANE" - "GREAT CROWNED PIGEON" - "BLACK FACED BUNTING, FEMALE" - "YELLOW-FINCH" - Collection of 6 plates from William & Matilda Hayes' 'Portraits of Rare and Curious Birds (…) at Osterly Park', London, 1794-99. Engr., all cold. by hand. 300 x 245 mm. (Some wear & tear to margins/corners, but in very good condition). - Nissen 422.

PASSE (I), Chrispijn v.d. (3 scenes from the parable of the Prodigal Son). (Antw., Chr. de Passe, c. 1580-88). 3 (of a series of 6) engr. after Maerten de Vos. 239 x 187; 231 x 179 and 237 x 190 mm. All signed in the plate. In good condition w. ample margins. Hollstein, MdV 581, 585 and 586 (present are 'The PS asking for his inheritance'; 'The PS as a swineherd'; 'The return of the PS'). Second state, numbering removed? -- Added: Nicolaes de BRUYN, (1571-1656). ("Christ bearing the Cross"). 1618. Engr. 169 x 132 mm. Monogrammed and dated in the plate. (Cut on plate edge/in image, 2 tears in right outer margin (one of c. 40 mm) both clumsily rep. on v°). Hollstein Dutch 86. -- (4).

PATRIOTS/ORANGISTS/BATAVIAN REPUBLIC -- "GEWELD gepleegd te Rotterdam aen de Burger Compagnie No. 9 op den 3 Aprl. 1784 (...)". (1784). Engraving by T. de Roode, w. engr. ti. & caption underneath. 365 x 400 mm. -- "UITTOGT van zes honderd gewapende Amsterdamsche burgeren na Utrecht den 17den. van Hooimaand des jaars 1787 (...)". A. Borchers, 1788. Engraving by J.E. Grave after G. Grypmoed w. engr. caption in Dutch and French underneath & "Proefdruk". 310 x 450 mm. (Margins cut, some minor foxing spots). -- "HET UITDRYVEN der zoogenaamde patriotten uit de stad (…) in 's Gravenhagen, op den 18 Sept. 1787 (…)". (1787). Engraving. w. engr. ti. & letterpress text underneath. 198 x 250 mm (=engraving). -- And 10 o. (8 by Vinkeles/Vrijdag). (13).

PATRIOTS/ORANGISTS/BATAVIAN REPUBLIC -- "JOSEPH II of de Roomsche Keizer in het ootje." (1785). Engraving w. engr. title above and letterpress "Verklaaring" underneath. 342 x 378 mm. (A few marg. stains). -- "GEDENKWAARDIGE uitzetting van Louis van Brunswyk." (c. 1784). Engraving w. engr. title above and 2 columns of letterpress text underneath. 165 x 240 mm (=engraving). (Margins cut). -- "DE ZEGENPRAAL der Vrijheid & Gelijkheid over de onbepaalde heerszucht opgedraagen aan 't Bataavsche Volk". (1795). Engraving w. engr. text underneath in French & Dutch by G. Kitsen after W. v Bork. 400 x 315 mm. (Margins cut short, some marg. rep.). -- (3).

POSTERS -- "BELGISCHE ROODE-KRUISFEESTEN ROOSENDAAL van 11-15 augustus 1917". Amst., 1917. Cold. lithogr. poster by Alfred Ost (1884-1915). 1100 x 800 mm. (In very good condition, outer margins a bit rumpled, but w. hardly any splits).

POSTERS -- "ERA NOTTE A ROMA". Milan, 1960. Cold. poster by E. Brini. 1400 x 1000 mm. ('Duefogli'). (One corner scuffed, some tears in the folds, colours bright).-- Added: J. MARA. "DEFENSE D'Y TOUCHER". 1960's. Cold. poster by J. Mara. 1600 x 1200 mm ('Grande'). (Pasted on to brown paper, some tears & chipping at the margins, delicate in the folds, colours crisp & flashy). -- (2).

POSTERS -- "GESCHIEDENIS DER WERELD, De, aan het Volk verhaald door Adolf Streckfuss (…)". Leiden, Van den Heuvell & Van Santen, n.d. (c. 1866). Cold. lithogr. printed by P.W.M. Trap. 735 x 545 mm. (Small stain in right outer margin, small tax stamp in lower right outer corner).

POSTERS -- "MASKERDAG. Collecte Suppletiefonds Ned. Tooneelisten zaterdag 8 sept.". (1928). Cold. lithogr. poster by Meijer Bleekrode (1896-1943). 760 x 1075 mm. Laid down on Japanese paper.

SAENREDAM, Jan (1565-1607). ("Pomona & Vertumnus"). 1605. Engr. on laid paper after Abr. Bloemaert w. engr. caption in Latin by Th. Schrevelius. 476 x 360 mm. (Some small rep. to margins on v°, but in v.g. condition). -- Added: Id. ("Prodigal Son as swine herd"). (c. 1603-1618). Engr. after A. Bloemaert. Caption by Schrevelius below image. Image size 430 x 630 mm. (Tipped in on mount, margins cut on plate edge (and beyond?), laid down on Japanese paper, in mediocre condition). -- (2).

SCHELFHOUT, Andreas (1787-1870). (Landscape road). N.d. Black and brown ink and colour wash on wove paper. 324 x 395 mm. (Split in lower margin, upper left corner a bit dam. and slightly moulded, small part upper leftcorner torn off, some minor foxing, traces of previous mounting on v°).

SLAVERY -- "DANSE DES NEGRES dans l'Isle des St. Dominique / A negroes dance in the Island of St. Dominica." Par., Depeuille, (c. 1790). Cold. aquatint by L.C. Ruotte after A. Brunias. 299 x 374 mm. (Some foxing spots). -- Added: 2 o. cold. aquatints by Ruotte after Brunias (both cut out and laid down). -- (3).

SLAVERY -- "FREE NATIVES of Domenica", "The West Indian Flower Girl", "The West Indian Washer-Women", "The Barbados Mulatto Girl". Lond., 1810. 4 aquatints by Th. Palser after A. Brunias. Each c. 315 x 235 mm. (Left margins strengthened on v°, a few brown spots). -- Added: Extra copy (cold.) "The West Indian Flower Girl" (browned/a bit dam.). -- (5).

SLAVERY -- "L'ESCLAVAGE. Jeune fille du Tombouctou Offerte par un Djellabe à Tripoli de Barbarie en 1854". Paris,, Lemercier, n.d. (=1863). Cold. lithogr. by A. Adam after (Pierre) Trémaux. 205 x 300 mm (image size). Plate 49 from a volume entitled 'Voyages Au Soudan Oriental Et Dans L'Afrique Septentrionale' after drawings and photographs made in 1847-54. -- Added: "A SLAVE CARAVAN on the march". Cold. lithogr. by A. Muttenthaler after J.M. Bernatz. 238 x 344 mm. (Outer blank margin a bit browned/foxed and a bit brittle, else good). From 'Scenes in Ethiopia', London 1852. -- (2).

STRADA, F. -- COLLECTION of 15 engraved historical scenes from the 80 Years War. Taken from Strada's 'De Bello Belgico'. (First half 17th c.). 8 engravings from the large edition & 7 from a smaller one. c. 330 x 460 mm (paper size) & c. 235 x 275 mm (paper size). (Sl. browned/foxed in places).

SUCHÁNEK, Vladimír (1933-2021). ("Muza/Muse"). 1990. Cold. lithogr. 700 x 550 mm. Annotated 39/100, and signed in white pencil in the plate. -- Id. "Krásná neznámá" ("The beautiful unknown"). 1983. Cold. lithogr. 595 x 435 mm. Annotated 59/100, titled and signed in pencil. -- Id. ("Model v ateliéru" / "Model in the studio"). (2000). Cold. lithogr. 535 x 360 mm. Annotated 16/100, and signed in pencil. (Small tear in blank margin). -- All 3 lithogr. mounted on passepartout. -- Id. "Souvenir". (1984). Cold. lithogr. 460 x 365 mm. Annotated 48/100 and signed in pencil. -- And 7 o. lithogr. by S., all mounted on passepartout, some a bit browned. (11). - Sold w.a.f., not subject to return.

SWARTE, J. Portfolio 4. Joseph Beuys, Marcel Duchamp, Panamarenko, Kurt Schwitters. Amst., Oog & Blik, 1994. 4 cold. silkscreen prints. 380 x 240 mm (image size). All prints signed & numbered 30/150 in pencil by the artist. Loose as issued in obrd. portfolio w. stiff paper flaps, des. by the artist. Portfolio size 510 x 370 mm. (Paper flaps slightly skimmed by silverfish, exposed corner of the upper print dusty, prints otherwise beautifully preserved).

TWELVE YEARS' TRUCE -- "TREBUS VAL". Amst., S. Theunis, n.d. (c. 1621). Broadside. Etching 200 x 353 mm on top of a 2 column letterpress text, total size 459 x 350 mm. Hinged to mount and under passepartout.

VERHOOG, A. Paarden. (Amst., The Printshop, 1971). W. 12 etchings, loose as issued w. letterpress title and colophon leaf. 245 x 320 mm (image size). In or. leather covered box w. leather closing belts by F.J. Schwendemann. (Box shows some wear at internal extremities, prints slightly curved & some with very faint dust staining, but a very good set).

VOS, Maerten de (1531/32-1603). (First, second, third and fourth day of Creation). (Amst.), C.J. Visscher, (1639 or 1643). 4 engr. (from a series of 7) by ?? after Johannes Sadeler, numbered "1-4" and "I-IV. Dies" in the plate. 196 x 250 mm each.

(WAARDT, Christiaan van (?-?). Room with 35 citizen militiamen in the various uniforms of Patriot civic guards and civilian corps in the Netherlands in 1787). N.pl. (Amst.?), no publisher (Houtgraaff?), n.d. Aquatint (after De Waardt?), printed on laid paper, augmented w. elements completely drawn by hand and also richly cold. by hand, partly heightened w. gold. 370 x 490 mm. (Margins trimmed close to plate edge, but in good condition).

WIJSMULLER, Jan Hillebrand (1855-1925). (Country road). N.d. Drawing in pencil, signed in outer right corner 'J.H. Wijsmuller'. 165 x 124 mm. Framed, glazed and under passepartout. (Uninspected out of frame, surface partly a bit wrinkled).

WREATHS -- "KERMISBRIEF aan mijn geliefde ouders". Manuscript wish, calligraphed text in brown ink by Willem Stoffel Pietersz., Oost Zaandam, 3 sept. (late 18th c.) within cont. handcold. engr. border depicting skating scenes. (Tear on fold, margins a bit frayed/dam., sl. stained). -- "NIEUWE JAARS WENSCH aan mijn geliefde grootvader en grootmoeder bij het begin van het jaar 1839". Manuscript wish written in ink by Jan Rouaan Huizenga, Uithuizen 8 dec. 1838, within engr. border by Mindermann & Co., Amst. (Margins a bit frayed & stained). -- And 1 o. small ms. wreath. -- Added: 8 empty wreaths (partly cold. by hand) & 9 cold. catchpenny prints. -- (20).