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162580715Frankfurt a. M. [ca. 1625]. Darstellung 10,0 x 14,5 cm. Unter starkem Schrägschnitt-Passepartout mit vergoldeten Schnittkanten im Rahmen aus vergoldeter Profilleiste (diese etwas bestoßen).
167211917441672. 102 S. Ppbd d. Zeit mit allseit. Goldschnitt (beschabt, etwas braunfleckig, 2 Bl. mit kleinem, hinterlegtem Abriss der unteren Ecke, Stempel auf Vortitel).
1669EPL40Venice: Niccolò Pezzana 1669. Paperback. Near Fine. Edited by Popes Sextus V and Clemens VIII. Excerpts of chapters usually at beginning of the Prophets Micah Prophecy of Micah Obadiah Obadiah carrying loaves to cave Jonah Jonah preaching and in the Whale Daniel Bathsheba bathing Habakkuk carried by angel Samuel David told of Sauls death Judith Kings losing fingers & slaying of Holofernes Exodus Tribes of Israel & Aaron Acts of the Apostles Christs Ascension & Pentecost Epistle of Peter Peter with keys Apocalypse of John Apocalypse Woman clothed with the sun and Evangelist John writing with Eagle Kings prophetic scene Temple of Jerusalem plans Gospel of Matthew Christ in mandorla beside Aaron and Moses Christ preaching Parable of Sowers and Weeds Esdras building Temple of Zerubbabel Genesis Day 1 of Creation Dinahs defilement Jacobs children Numbers Census Gospel of John Christs resurrection. In total 29 woodcut vignettes historiated initials throughout. Size: 260 x 180mm. <br/><br/> Niccolò Pezzana paperback books
1682EPL65London: Printed for Walter Kettilby 1682. Paperback. Good. Evans sermon on religious moderation. Some lower marginal wear and chipping. Comprising printers notice title dedication and pages 1-52. 4to Size: 190 x 145mm. <br/><br/> Printed for Walter Kettilby paperback books
165496384Argentorati [Straßburg], Johann Joachim Bockenhofer, 1654. Gestoch. Titelillustr., [7] Bl., 500 S., [18] Bl. (1) Bl. Errata. 17 cm. Pp. d. Zeit mit Vollfarbschnitt u. RSchild (sehr fragmentar.).
1666ALDR0371London, Printed for J. Starkey 1666. Kl.4°. 96 S. [Frontispiz fehlt]. - Angebunden: STUBBE, Henry. The Miraculous Conformist: Or An account of severall Marvailous Cures, performed by the stroaking oft the Hands of Mr Valentini Greatarick (sic!); With A Physicall Discourse thereupon, In a Letter to...Robert Boyle Esq;...By Henry Stubbe, Physician at Stratford upon Avon (etc.) - Oxford, Printed by H. (Henry) Hall Printer to the University, for Ric. (Richard) Davis 1666. Kl.4°. 2 unbedr. Bl., Titelbl., 2 nn. Bll., 44 (= 40) S. (Ss. 35 bis 38 überspr.) - Angebunden: LLOYD, David. Wonders No Miracles; Or, Mr. Valentine Greatrates (sic!) Gift of Healing Examindet, Upon occasion of a Sad Effect of his Stroaking, (etc.) - London, Printed for Sam. (Samuel Speed) 1666. Titelbl., 46 S. Lederband d. Zeit, Einbandrücken restauriert, Reste des früheren Rückenbezugs mit (abgeriebener) Goldprägung und des von alter Hand beschriebenen Rückenschildchens aufgeklebt, Einbanddeckel mit Zierrahmen in Goldprägung, mit dreiseitiger, grossteils abgeriebener Stehkantenverzierung, Buchschnitt rotgefärbt, Vorsatz erneuert. Wenig gebräunt, nur schwach stockfleckig. Mit ausführlichen bibliographischen und biographischen Anmerkungen von alten Händen auf den unbedruckten Blättern (This Book is very Curious & very Scarce), eine Anmerkung betreffend die falsche Seitenzählung am zweiten und eine Autorenangabe (by David Bryde) am dritten Titelblatt. NUC 216,238. 574,340 u. 336,191 - Sammelband mit drei selbständig erschienenen Schriften in Erstausgaben (bzw. im Jahr der Erstausgabe erschienen) von bzw. über den zu seiner Zeit berühmten und umstrittenen - auch noch später immer wieder in Publikationen erwähnten - Wunderheiler - Valentine Greatrakes (1628-1682). Der aus Irland stammende 'Geistheiler', wirkte in Irland und England und hatte neben Erfolgen auch Misserfolge zu verzeichnen. Der Sammelband enthält eine Schrift des Naturwissenschaftlers und anerkannten Altphilologen H. Stubbe (auch Stubbes; 1632-1676), die Greatrakes Heilungen durch Handauflegen ins Bereich des Wunderbaren und Mysteriösen verweisen, sowie eine Schrift, die heute dem Biographen David Lloyd (1635-1692) - nicht David Bryce, wie auf dem Titelblatt vermerkt - zugeschrieben wird, in welcher er gegen Greatrakes Stellung nimmt. Als Reaktion darauf verfasste Greatrakes den vorliegenden 'Brief Account' in Form eines Briefes an den bekannten Naturforscher Robert Boyle. Der aus Irland stammende Boyle (1627-1692) gilt als Mitbegründer der modernen Naturwissenschaften. Diese drei zeitgenössischen, noch zu Greatrakes Lebzeiten erschienenen, Schriften sind überaus selten. - Das fehlende Frontispiz liegt in Kopie bei. - Differenzbesteuert
1658ST16442s.l.: s.n. Printed Anno Domini 1658. FIRST EDITION. 190 x 135 mm. 7 1/2 x 5 3/8". 3 p.l. 14 pp. complete. <br/> 20th century vellum-backed marbled boards flat spine with vertical titling. Front pastedown with bookplate of the Fox Pointe Collection. Wing P-2842B; ESTC R207754. ◆Text lightly washed and pressed but still crisp faint foxing to lower edge of title page otherwise a fine fresh copy in an unworn binding.<br/> <br/> Written by an opinionated English cleric this is an extraordinarily rare pamphlet proposing an unusual fund to support young 17th century scholars. According to DNB the scheme outlined in the present work was meant "to support the university studies of young men of promise seeking entry into the ministry." The plan "was approved by John Worthington and Anthony Tuckney and had the support also of John Arrowsmith DD Ralph Cudworth William Dillingham DD and Benjamin Whichcote. The fund raised about £900 and it appears that William Sherlock afterwards dean of St Paul's received assistance from this fund during his studies at Peterhouse Cambridge until 1660 when he graduated BA. Those entrusted with administering the fund sent Poole regular reports on students interviewed and the ratings they had received in philosophy logic and languages. The scheme was abandoned at the Restoration." Poole 1624 - 79 was the author of a number of controversialist pamphlets on subjects ranging from Unitarianism to preaching by lay persons before undertaking his major work: a synthesis of critical biblical commentaries "Synopsis criticorum aliorumque sacrae scripturae interpretum." This is one of his scarcest writings: ESTC lists seven copies two in North America while ABPC and RBH record just two copies at auction. s.n. Printed Anno Domini unknown
1634ST20186London: printed by William Stansby and Jacob Bloome 1634. FIRST EDITION. 290 x 195 mm. 11 1/2 x 7 3/4". 6 p.l. 225 15 pp. <br/> Contemporary sprinkled calf raised bands traces of old paper label to spine pastedowns lifted to reveal leather bands and manuscript document fragments used as sewing guards all edges sprinkled red expert repair to rear joint. With additional engraved title page featuring two figures of Persian dignitaries and three small travel vignettes signed at foot by William Marshall and 36 engravings in the text the majority vignettes but one full-page and nine more than half a page tall. Front endpaper with ink armorial stamp of Sir Walter John Trevelyan 8th Baronet of Nettlecombe and High Sheriff of Cornwall. Price inked in a contemporary hand to the front endpaper. Sabin 31471; STC 13190.3; ESTC S92948. Front board a bit splayed covers with three old dampstains and a few scars and tiny wormholes but a very pleasing original binding with almost no wear to the joints. A very few marginal smudges made during printing other quite trivial imperfections but AN ESPECIALLY FRESH BRIGHT AND CLEAN COPY INTERNALLY with rich impressions of the engravings.<br/> <br/> This is a contemporary copy in remarkably fresh internal condition of an important and entertaining account of the travels of a 17th century Englishman in exotic Asian and African territories particularly Persia. It is significant both for the ways it is accurate and for the ways it is fictitious. Sir Thomas Herbert 1606-82 left for Persia on a diplomatic mission to Shah Abbas in 1626 as part of the entourage of Sir Dodmore Cotton. The mission was not successful: Cotton and the mission's other leader Sir Robert Shirley both died in 1628 leaving their retinue at loose ends with the increasingly unimpressed Shah. Herbert made a slow return to England traveling through a large portion of Asia and Africa and even sailing up the coast of North America. He finally returned to England in 1630; four years later he published this account of his adventures. The text describes meetings with people of many cultures as well as encounters with exotic animals including the dodo flamingoes and flying fish. Herbert's accounts are of great importance for their details of early Asian travel by Westerners. At the same time the author was unable to resist the urge to embellish a good story and according to DNB gave implicitly first-person accounts of places he had not in fact visited. One such detour into the fanciful comes in the chapter involving the author's apparent visit to America. In it Herbert discusses the belief that the mythical Welsh king Madoc ap Owen-Gwyned had settled in North America in the 9th century for which he provides linguistic evidence that Sabin calls "entirely fanciful." DNB tells us that "this segment was apparently included to please the earl of Pembroke's own Welsh nationalist fancies. It also continued to help fuel various theories about Madoc's colonies and Welsh Indians in North America until the early years of the nineteenth century." Herbert's tale is profusely illustrated by William Marshall fl. 1617-49 with engravings that are sometimes more imaginative than accurate see for example the depiction of the shark on page 6 or the penguin on page 13. Despite these rather amusing inaccuracies the illustrations are lively and detailed providing a sense of the awe the early readers must have felt when imagining foreign places. Our copy in a period binding with part of a manuscript ledger used in the binding process visible is from the library of Walter John 1866-1933 8th baronet Trevelyan who as his inkstamp suggests served as High Sheriff of Cornwall from 1906-07. printed by William Stansby, and Jacob Bloome unknown
1668623318Cosmopolis (d.i. Genf), v. d. Linden, ca. 1668. 12mo. 12 Bl., 292 S., 33 Bl. Moderner Pappband mit Rückenschild.
166770453(Luzern). Bey/ und in Verlag Gottfrid Hauff/ Im Jahr 1667. Gestochenes Frontispiz, Titelblatt mit gestochener ca. halbseitiger Vignette, 28 n. n. Seiten, 528 Seiten u. 24 n. n. Seiten. Pergamenteinband der Zeit mit einem (von zwei) erhaltenen Schließband. (Einband etwas fleckig u. gering berieben. Die ersten Bll. mit Wurmloch am unteren Rand. Papier nur vereinzelt gering gebräunt) 17x10 cm
16861199168Oxford, L. Lichfield für H. Clements, 1686. 12mo. 6 Bl., 235 S., 2 Bl. Ldrbd d. Zeit mit Blindprägung (berieben, hinterer Deckel mit kleinen Wurmspuren, Buchblock etwas feuchtwellig u. teilw. mit kl. Nässespur im Außenrand. Titel mit altem Stempel u. Namensausschnitt).
16961245227Leiden, F. Haaring (II: D. Severinus, IV: A. de Swart), (1696). 1699. 4 Bl., 138 S., 3 Bl.; 3 Bl., 240 S., 5 Bl.; 4 Bl., 240 S., 4 Bl.; 2 Bl., 242 S., 5 Bl. Pgtbd d. Zeit (vord. Innengelenk gelockert, hinteres gefestigt, vord. Spiegel fleckig, flieg. Vorsatz fehlt, erstes Titelblatt fleckig, sonst innen gering gebräunt).
169941146Lugduni Sumptibus Societatis: Ex Typographia Petri Valfray in vico Mercatorio sub signo Coronæ Aureæ . Cum Approbation et Permissu 1699. Small quarto. Full contemporary dark brown mottled calf with raised bands on spine in decorative compartments gilt dark red leather label gilt marbled edges. 1f. recto title with woodcut armorial device incorporating crown and keys verso blank 1f. Index "Approbatio" "Permissio" 304 lxxxviii 19 i blank pp. Typeset with neumatic notation on 4-line staves scored for solo voice.<br /> <br /> With engraved armorial bookplate by T. Dupont of French writer and book collector A. Kuhnholtz-Lordat 1820-1893 to front pastedown.<br /> <br /> Binding slightly worn and bumped. Browned; occasional very minor staining foxing dampstaining and soiling. OCLC 805034285 956360819.<br /> <br /> A collection of antiphons and other sung parts of the Divine Office. [Ex Typographia Petri Valfray, in vico Mercatorio, sub signo Coronæ Aureæ] ... Cum Approbation et Permissu unknown
164922920Auctore Io. Bapt. Suttinger 1649. Map approx. 10 3/4" x 11 3/4" approx. 27.5 x 30 cm size; margins add 1 1/2" or more all around; old fold line wrinkling to paper darkening; in good condition. Not Bound. Good. Auctore Io. Bapt. Suttinger Paperback books
170082861Rostock, Schwiegerau, um 1700. 3 Bl., 54 S. Mit Wappenholzschnitt auf dem Titel. Rohbögen.
1643141527(1643). Bildgröße ca. 10 x 17 cm (Etwas randfleckig u. leichte Knickspur am rechten Rand). Unter Passepartout
165697617Leodii [Liège / Lüttich], Henricus et Jean Hovius, 1656. [10] Bl., Titelseite in Rot und Schwarz mit Holzschnitt-Druckerzeichen, 620 S., [14] Bl. Folio. 34,5 cm. Ganzleder auf 5 Bünden mit Rückenschild und dekorative Rückenvergoldung.
169796411Jena, Johannes Bielkius, 1697. [2] Bll., 264 S., [32] Bll. 12mo. 14,5 cm. Ganzpergament d. Zt. m. goldgepr. RTiitel u. Rotschnitt.
165097210Argentoratum [Straßburg], Lazarus Zetzner, 1650. [3] Bll., 464, [22] S. Mit 1 gestoch.illustr.Titelbl. (datiert 1628) sowie Holzschn.-Druckermarke aT. Kl.-8vo. 16,5 cm. Pergament d. Zt. m. umgefalzten Vorderkanten u. hs. RTitel.
16881199354Bautzen, J. R. Löwe für Fr. Arnst, 1688. Kl.-Folio. 2 Bl., 251 S. Hldrbd d. Zeit (berieben, Rücken beschabt u. mit Fehlstelle, Gelenke mit Einriss, Titelbl. etwas fingerfleckig u. gebräunt, mit Einriss im Bund u. altem Stempel auf Rückseite).
16611245249(Amsterdam, Janssonius van Waesberge, etwa 1661). 13 S. Rückenbroschur.
16891245312Perecop den 2, Jun. 1689. Ohne Ort u. Druck, (etwa 1689). 2 Bl.
168194308Amberes [Antwerpen], Juan Bautista Verdussen, 1678 / 1681. [3] Bl., 154 S., [11] Bl.; (9) Bl., 34 S., (2) Bl., (4) Bl., 268, (6+1) Bl.; 12 Kupferstich-Portraits auf Tafeln, Titelholzschnitte (Druckermarke), Schlussstücke u. Zierinitale. 31,5 cm. Leder d. Zeit, auf 6 Bünden mit Rückenschild, Goldprägung u. beidseitigem Supralibros Joannes Josephus Comes de Wildenstein.
167288225[Lüneburg, Stern, 1672]. Bildmaß 24,5 x 19,5 cm, Blattmaß 34 x 22 cm, darunter wenige Text-Zeilen; verso Fortsetzung des Textes. Feinkartonpassepartout.
1644621416Amsterdam, L. Elzevier, 1644. 12mo. Illustrierter Kupfertitel, 18, 45 Bl., 323 S.; 1 Bl., 51 S., 15 Bl. (letztes weiß); 114 S., 3 weiße Bl. Pergament d. Zeit mit handschriftlichem Rückentitel (fleckig u. etwas gebräunt, Vorderdeckel mit entferntem Wappensupralibros, Vordergelenk gelockert). [3 Warenabbildungen]
