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1724131381Franckfurt und Leipzig: Verlegts George Marcus Knoche, 1723 - 1724. 2 Bll., [XXXIV] S., 1 Bll., 444 S., 1 Bll., [II] S., 316 S. ; 21 x 18,5 cm ;
178034Berlin: Berlin and Leipzig: Christian Ulrich Ringmacher 1780. Bound in veined pattern black paper boards. 12mo 5.75 x 3.75 inches 1 XXVI 2 360 pp. 4 German Condition: Very Good. Very Good. Jacob Böhme's Aurora with Possible Jacobi Provenance<br /> <br /> Jacob Böhme<br /> Morgenröte im Aufgang das ist: die Wurzel oder Mutter der Philosophiae Astrologiae und Theologiae. Neue Auflage. 1780<br /> <br /> Publisher: Berlin and Leipzig: Christian Ulrich Ringmacher 1780<br /> 12mo 5.75 x 3.75 inches<br /> 1 XXVI 2 360 pp. 4<br /> German Condition: Very Good<br /> <br /> An important Berlin and Leipzig printing of Jacob Böhme's Aurora Morgenröte im Aufgang the first and most influential of his writings. Originally composed in 1612 this mystical text brought charges of heresy against Böhme but went on to shape the course of German theosophy Pietism and esoteric philosophy. The Aurora sets out his vision of creation and divine order blending philosophy astrology and theology into a spiritual cosmology that would influence generations of thinkers.<br /> <br /> The engraved frontispiece "Aurora" and accompanying emblematic plate continue the tradition of the Gichtel engravings first introduced in the Amsterdam editions of the 1680s by Böhme's follower Johann Georg Gichtel. These images became the definitive visual expression of Böhme's cosmology and were reproduced in later editions such as this.<br /> <br /> Bound in black pastepaper with veined pattern pastedown with a manuscript spine title.<br /> <br /> It is in Very Good condition with light foxing in places a small stain at pp. 121/128 scattered toning and an ownership inscription on the endpaper dated 1857.<br /> <br /> The inscription "J. L. Jacobi Gotha 1857" likely refers to Justus Ludwig Jacobi 1815-1888 Protestant church historian and professor at Halle who wrote on early Christianity and heterodox theology. His field of study and the place and date of the inscription align closely with ownership of Böhme's Aurora making this a probable provenance. Berlin and Leipzig: Christian Ulrich Ringmacher unknown
177051371770. : 7 Engravings in text. 4 Blank pages / Engraved Title / Title Page / 1 Blank pages / 12 NNP / 246 Pages / 2 NNP / Half Title / 1 Blank pages / 94 Pages / 2 NNP / Half Title / 1 Blank pages / 5 NNP / 81 from 8 Pages / 5 NNP / 86 from 7 Pages / Half Title / 1 Blank pages / 32 Pages / Half Title / 1 Blank pages / 204 Pages / 4 NNP / Half Title / 1 Blank pages / 46 Pages / 4 Blank pages / 2 Engraved Plates / 2 Folding Plates Not dated date is an estimate. Binding: Contemporary Half Leather Sextodecimo 16mo Height cm: 16 CM Width cm: 11 CM Thickness cm: 5 CM hardcover
1769001418Hendrik van der Deyster: Op den Heere J. Cats. Tweede Druk. Te Leyden 1769. Soft cover. Very Good. 18mo. Second Edition. 18mo 101.6mm x 165mm. Contemporary green wrappers. Spine lacking two cords sewn-in supporting text-block. 8 321 p.p. plus 11 p.p. register and works by Cats. Text in Dutch. Engraved half-title page plus 25 illustrated engravings and elegant woodcut tailpieces. Rubbing to covers corners worn. Some threads loose at upper cord but otherwise a good copy of moral poems by Dutch poet and writer Jacob Cats. Op den Heere J. Cats. Tweede Druk. Te Leyden unknown
1769193688Leyden : by Jan van der Deyster 1769. Tenth Edition. Hardback. Finely and sumptuously bound in modern aniline calf over marble boards. Raised bands with the title blocked direct in gilt. An uncommonly good example - scans and additional bibliographic detail on request.; 8vo 8"" - 9"" tall; Contents; Twee-en-tagtig-jarig leven van zyn geboorte tot zyn doodtoe. / Cats Jacob 1577-1660. Language; Dutch. Subjects; Emblem Books Dutch.Illustrated. Head and tail pieces historiated initials etc. Half-title and preliminary leaves browned title torn. Leyden : by Jan van der Deyster hardcover
1725227524Uppsala: Werner 1725. Collation π1 A-C8; Pp. i title-ii verso blank 1-48. 1 vols. 16mo. Stitched. Ink signature at foot of title minor paper flaw in top margin of first two leaves three manuscript corrections in text else fine. Collation π1 A-C8; Pp. i title-ii verso blank 1-48. 1 vols. 16mo. The Norse and the Skraelings in America. Early work on the Norse voyages to Greenland Vinland Helluland Skraelingaland and discussion of the textual record of the exploration of North America.<br/><br/>Celsius the uncle of Anders of the temperaturs scale fame was an early mentor of Carl Linneaus. Howes W15; Sabin 100960; Alden 725/208 Werner unknown books
1725227524Uppsala: Werner 1725. Collation π1 A-C8; Pp. i title-ii verso blank 1-48. 1 vols. 16mo. Stitched. Ink signature at foot of title minor paper flaw in top margin of first two leaves three manuscript corrections in text else fine. Collation π1 A-C8; Pp. i title-ii verso blank 1-48. 1 vols. 16mo. Early work on the Norse voyages to Greenland Vinland Helluland Skraelingaland and discussion of the textual record of the exploration of North America.<br /> <br /> Celsius the uncle of Anders of the temperaturs scale fame was an early mentor of Carl Linneaus. Howes W15; Sabin 100960; Alden 725/208 Werner unknown
17491333Bassani: ex Typographia Remondini 1749. <p>8vo. 175 x 12 mm. 6 ¾ x 4 ½ inches. 28 244; 1 245-571 21 pp. Illustrated with 18 engraved plates of diagrams. Bound in contemporary vellum title label on spine; vellum a bit soiled with age diagrams of spheres with interior designs drawn on both covers; preliminary leaves with wormhole at lower right corner otherwise a fresh copy.</p> <br /> <p>First Italian edition of Gravesande’s student textbook explaining Newton’s physics and the most influential introduction to Newton’s works produced to date. Originally published in 1723 Gravesande’s works was on the Index until 1749 and therefore out of reach of students and most men of science in Italy. This work written in Latin for students begins with a description of the nature of matter in general and moves on to matter in motion the mutability of matter the forces which are exerted by a body in motion and the elasticity of matter when collisions occur in nature. Gravity is the next subject which Gravesande attempts to convey to his students followed by lectures on light and color. The 18 engraved plates bound throughout the text include numerous examples the illustrate the content explained in the six chapters of the book.</p> <br /> <p>Gravesande was a Dutch philosopher and mathematician member of the Royal Society of London who laid down the foundations for teaching physics. He was the most influential exponent of Newtonian science outside of England and this work is an abridged version of his Physices Elementa Mathematica and is the first textbook dealing with Newtonian physics.</p> . ex Typographia Remondini unknown
1774ABE-17461988870911774. Hardcover. Good. Istitutzioni di Chimica del Sig. Giacomo Reinboldo Spielmann Milan: Appresso Giuseppe Galeazzi Regio Stampatore 1774 8vo 2 Vols First Italian translation of Spielmann s Institutiones Chemiae Second Edition 1766 in stiff vellum morocco labels on both spines:I: endpapers xxviii incl. title page 264 pp 2 large folding tables following p 42; II: endpapers title page 260 pp missing 6 folding plates called for at end. Some soiling to binding with loss of ca 2 x ½ near top of Vol. II including partial loss of label. Internally bright and clean. See Ferguson Vol. 2 p 393. hardcover
1759K79FEANEEDP9Regensburg 1759. 8vo. F. Zunkel Modern reddish brown cloth title in gold on spine. With engraved illustration on title-page and 4 hand-coloured engraved plates. 12 96 8 pp. Rare first and only edition of a botanical work by the German clergyman-naturalist Jacob Christian Schaeffer 1718-1790. "His first botanical publication was an Isagoge in botanicam expeditiorem 1759 a preliminary to his Botanica expeditior of 1760. This guide to botany consists of an enumeration of all genera in tabular form followed by extensive synonomy. The books brings little new but is interesting because it is one of the first few German works in which the Linnaean generic reform taxonomic as well as nomenclatural if fully accepted" Stafleu. The present work includes a chapter explaining the classification systems of Tournefort Rivinus and Linnaeus. The fore-edge margin of one of the plates slightly soiled and some spots on the title-page but otherwise in very good condition.l Pritzel 8110; Soulsby 638; Stafleu & Cowan 10470; Stafleu Linnaeus and the Linnaeans p. 254. hardcover
1747ABC_46688Amsterdam 1747. Folio. Jan van der Linde Folded. 1 blank 2 1 blank pp. Unrecorded printed auction announcement and inventory of the frigate Prins van Oranje which was launched in 1729 commanded by Teunis Kragt and put up for auction in 1747 by the brokers Jacob de Flines and his son in Amsterdam. Its great detail makes it a highly interesting source for the equipment supplies and provisions of an 18th-century Dutch frigate. It mentions the various ropes sails ships cabin goods for example tea and coffee pots the helmsmens goods compass lamp etc. the cooks goods kettles pans spoons artillery and munition among other things a linstock pistols and gunpowder and many other goods aboard a 18th-century frigate. The auction took place on 23 October 1747 at the home of Matthijs Poolman casteleyn van Nieuwezijds Heeren Logement. One copy of another inventory and announcement of an auction by Jacob de Flines almost identical in lay-out to the present is recorded in the STCN for the ship Magdalena Ester sold in 1745. It is now in the Amsterdam city archives.With a small drawing in black ink and two contemporary inscriptions in brown ink by the same hand on the blank pages. With tears and holes along the folds and some small stains.l Cf. STCN 428250548 similar inventory and auction announcement by Flines of the Magdalena Ester 1745; not in Cat. NHSM; WorldCat. unknown
174896763Leyde, Jean et Herm. Verbreek, 1748, in-8, [8]-472 pp, Basane havane de l'époque, dos lisse et fleuronné, pièce de titre rouge, ?Nouvelle édition de cette traduction d'Élie de Joncourt (1697-1765), parue pour la première fois en 1737 (Leyde, Verbeek). L'ouvrage est notamment réputé pour son chapitre sur la cryptographie, "De l'art de déchiffrer les lettres" (chap. 35). Il comporte également, in fine, une démonstration du raisonnement par syllogismes. S'Gravesande (1688-1742), propagateur de la philosophie newtonienne, fonda avec Joncourt le Journal historique de la République des lettres à Leyde en 1732. Annotation ancienne sur le contreplat et sur la garde blanche finale. Accroc sur le plat supérieur. Bon état intérieur. Couverture rigide
17595054"Publick Instrument of Protest" written by "Notary Publick" Nesbitt detailing Captain Taylor's intended voyage from Boston to Gibraltar in which the sloop Little Betsey acquired multiple leaks in transit and cargo was not able to be delivered. Other parties involved were Robert Hosea or Hosey and John Godard. Three liquid stains that moderately effect text see image. Small losses at folds of paper and left edge. Doc tape connecting top and bottom halves at middle fold. Light transfer of ink to left edge from being previously folded. 12 1/2 x 15 3/4 inches.
1780ABC_48891The Netherlands 1780. Late 18th-century gold-tooled brown mottled calf sewn on 5 supports bound by the so-called Acorn-and-Foliage Tool Bindery in Amsterdam Storm van Leeuwen. Both boards show the large gold-tooled monogram of the Amsterdam chamber of the VOC as a centre piece sandwiched between the gold-tooled date Anno 1780 all within a gold-tooled floral frame with floral corner pieces in the inside corners spine gold-tooled in six compartments red sprinkled edges. 4to ca. 19 x 15 cm. Manuscript in French written in black ink on paper in a neat cursive script by one hand. With chapter divisions numbered 39-75 and headings. The text is written upside down in relation to the binding. Most leaves show an identical watermark depicting a lion rampant on a pedestal with Vryheyt in a crowned ring with Pro Patria Eiusque Libertate and the letters CR below which is very close to Heawood 3149 date: 1753. Late 18th-century manuscript copy of a French childrens catechism by the Swiss theologian Jacob Vernet 1698-1789 bound in a remarkable late 18th-century binding originally produced for the Amsterdam Chamber of the Dutch East India Company VOC by the so-called Acorn-and-Foliage Tool Bindery which was active between ca. 1760 and ca. 1784 Storm van Leeuwen.It shows the large monogram of the Amsterdam Chamber of the VOC sandwiched between the date "Anno 1780" on both boards. These bindings were usually commissioned as gifts to persons important to the VOC often containing an almanac for the relevant year but possibly also produced as blank notebooks. The present work comprises chapters 39-49 and 58-75 of Vernet's work which form almost the second half of printed editions. The chapters included in the present work are complete and exactly follow the order of the printed text in the Geneva 1742 edition pp. 75-140 checked using a digital copy with a slightly different spelling and replacing some words. For unclear reasons chapters 50-57 dealing with the fourth through tenth commandment have not been copied and several leaves between the end of chapter 49 and the beginning of chapter 58 have been left blank.Vernets religious text was first published in 1741 under the title Instruction chrétienne ou catechisme familier; avec quelques prières a lusage des petits enfans . In 1742 a revised edition appeared with a slightly different title Instruction crhetienne ! ou catechisme familier. Avec quelques passages de lEcriture Sainte & quelques prières à lusage des petits enfans. Nouvelle edition. Revuë corrigée & augmentée. Both works were printed in Geneva for the Swiss bookseller Emanuel Du Villard Emmanuel Duvillard 1693-1776 and subsequently reprinted several more times until 1769. With the book block showing the remnants of 12 removed leaves probably already removed before the manuscript was finished. Both pastedowns partly detached an old annotation Ao. 44305 in black ink on the lower pastedown some foxing. Otherwise in good condition.l For the binding: Landwehr/Van der Krogt VOC pp. XXVII-XXVIII; Storm van Leeuwen I p. 175 p. 196 VOC A-stamp and pp. 612-616 the bindery; for Vernet's work: Google Books digital copy of the 1742 ed. title: Instruction crhetienne ! ou Catechisme familier; physical copy at the Biblioteca Universitaria di Torino; WorldCat 951908419 1 copy 1767 ed.; WorldCat 1040828976 1 copy 1769 ed. no author noted; for the watermark: Heawood 3149. hardcover
17602006A La Haye, chez Pierre Gosse Junior, 1760. 2 tomes en 1 vol. in-4 de (4)-IV-(2)-358-(6) pp. et (6)-344-(6) pp., veau havane glacé, dos orné à nerfs, tranches rouges (reliure de l'époque).
1760128439à La Haye, chez Pierre Gosse junior, Libraire de S. A. S. Monseigneur le Prince, M. DCC. LX., 1760 In-4 25 x 20 cm. Reliure de l’époque veau havane marbré, dos à nerfs encadrés, pièces de titre et de tomaison maroquin fauve, 2 ff. n. ch., IV-358-[8]-344-[6] pp., table à la fin de chaque volume, portrait en frontspice du baron par Stein gravé par Houbraken, complet des 4 tableaux repliés concernant l’Isle de France pour l’année 1759.
1701046917Jena: Birchner 1701. Early Edition. Hardcover Vellum. Good Condition. Contemporary vellum soiled frontis and title page stained and detached with some chipping and old tape marks wear to first few pages a few old marks and notes but very good otherwise. Three works bound in one the first two by Hoping typically found together the last with added engraved title published in 1692 in Frankfurt Illustrated throughout endpapers with notes and a few hand sketches. The Ingeber work is a first edition. 155 7; 183 61; 180 4pp<br/><br/>Three early chiromancy volumes bound up together Size: Octavo 8vo. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilo. Category: Science & Technology; Magic Paranormal & Occult. Inventory No: 046917. Birchner hardcover books
1701046917Jena: Birchner 1701. Early Edition. Hardcover Vellum. Good Condition. Contemporary vellum soiled frontis and title page stained and detached with some chipping and old tape marks wear to first few pages a few old marks and notes but very good otherwise. Three works bound in one the first two by Hoping typically found together the last with added engraved title published in 1692 in Frankfurt Illustrated throughout endpapers with notes and a few hand sketches. The Ingeber work is a first edition. 155 7; 183 61; 180 4pp<br/><br/>Three early chiromancy volumes bound up together Size: Octavo 8vo. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilo. Category: Science & Technology; Magic Paranormal & Occult. Inventory No: 046917. Birchner hardcover
178410044AB1784. Straßburg J. G. Treuttel 1784. 3 Bl. 656 S. 55 Bl. Ohne die gestochene Silhouette. Neuerer Pappband geringfügig berieben. Titel beidseitig gestempelt. Wenige Marginalien von alter Hand. Stellenweise geringfügig braun- oder fingerfleckig. Letztes Blatt mit hinterlegter Fehlstelle. Sonst in sehr schöner Erhaltung. SGC I: XIII 391; Blake 428; Engelmann 549; Hirsch/H. V 365: 'Das vollständigste Lehrbuch dieser Disziplin zu damaliger Zeit.' - Jacob Reinhold Spielmann 1722-83 war Prof. der Dichtkunst und der Medizin speziell für Chemie Botanik und Arzneimittellehre Direktor des botanischen Gartens und Rektor der Universität seiner Vaterstadt Straßburg. unknown
1774620911774. Argentorati Apud Bauerum & Socium Bibliop. 1774 8° 8 656 pp.; Loc Auctorum & Sylabus Rerum 102 pp.; Corrigenda & Addenda 2 pp. Pappband d.Zt.; feines fleckenfreises Expl. Erste Auflage - "das vollständigste Lehrbuch dieser Disziplin der Pharmakognosie zu damaliger Zeit" Hirsch/H. "Das umfangreichste Werk Spielmannss die "Institutiones materiae medicae praelectionibus academicis accomodatae" behandelt in neun Hauptkapiteln nährende stärkende erweichende reizende stillende verdünnende verdickende einsaugende und abführende Arzneimittel." Christoph Friedrich Während seiner von April 1770 bis August 1771 dauernden Straßburger Studienzeit folgte Johann Wolfgang von Goethe während des Wintersemesters als Gasthörer den Vorlesungen Spielmanns an der Straßburger Universität und in der Hirschapotheke. Von Spielmann übernahm er auch den Ausdruck 'encheiresin naturae' wörtlich übersetzt: "Zugriff der Natur". Spielmann meinte damit dass natürliche Kräfte die Bestandteile einer Substanz selbige zu einer Gesamtheit verbinden. "wunderliche Vor- und vielmehr Überkenntnisse" Brief Goethes an Frl. v. Klettenburg " Adlung/Urdang p.147496 Jacob Reinbold Spielmann 1722-1783. "Das Geschlecht Spielman oder Spilmann läßt sich in Straßburg schon im 15. Jahrhundert nachweisen. Johann Jacob S. erwarb dort 1657 von dem Großvater seiner Frau Albrecht Weßnec die Apotheke zum goldenen Hirschen welche wie es scheint schon 1268 oder doch 1349 die gleiche Stelle einnahm wie heute noch; sie bildet eine Ecke des Münsterplatzes und der Krämergasse. Jacob Reinbold der berühmte Sohn des genannten Apothekers geboren zu Straßburg am 31. März 1722 wurde von 1735-1740 von dem Vater in jener Apotheke unterrichtet wo schon 1733 der nachmals ausgezeichnete Chemiker Andreas Sigismund Marggraf ADB XX 334 als Gehülfe thätig und nicht ohne Einfluß auf den jungen Spielmann gewesen war. Diesem genügte die Pharmacie nicht; er studirte zugleich an der Universität alte und neue Sprachen und Philosophie. 1740-1742 reiste er in Deutschland um sich vielseitig auszubilden. In Nürnberg z. B. arbeitete S. in der Apotheke von J. A. Beurer in Berlin hörte er Chemie bei J. H. Pott ADB XXVI 486 und besonders bei dem ihm sehr befreundeten A. S. Marggraf in Freiberg Mineralogie bei Henkel. 1742 machte sich S. in Paris mit dem ausgezeichneten Pharmaceuten Claude Joseph Geoffroy mit den Botanikern Antoine und Bernard de Jussieu mit Réaumur und anderen Gelehrten bekannt. 1743 bestand er in Straßburg die Apothekerprüfung und trat in das väterliche Geschäft ein. Seine Studien betrieb S. jedoch mit solchem Eifer daß er hauptsächlich durch den Kliniker Sachse seinen Schwiegervater angeleitet 1748 in der medicinischen Facultät promovirt und bald zum außerordentlichen Professor berufen wurde. Auf Grund der Universitätsstatuten und der Ordnungen des Thomasstiftes erhielt Spielmann 1756 die vielbegehrte Professur der Eloquenz; pro forma hatte er sich mit griechischer und lateinischer Poesie zu befassen. Doch wurde ihm 1759 eine ordentliche Professur der Medicin übertragen welche ihm die Verpflichtung auferlegte auch über Chemie Pharmakognosie Materia medica und Botanik zu lesen so wie den botanischen Garten zu leiten. Daß er nebenbei namentlich seit des Vaters Tode 1748. die Apotheke fortführte kam seinen Vorlesungen zu gute; sie wurden wie es heißt in dem schon oben erwähnten Eckhause gehalten. In der Histoire de l'Académie royale des Sciences et Belles Lettres Année 1758 Berlin Haude & Spener 1765 105 bis 128 veröffentlichte Spielmann einen bemerkenswerthen Bericht über das elsässische Erdöl unter dem Titel: Sur le Bitume d'Alsace. Er verglich den flüchtigen Antheil von 0808 spec. Gewicht mit den ätherischen Oelen und besprach auch die Fluorescenz der schwerer flüchtigen Antheile. Spielmann war zuerst 1745 mit einer Tochter des Professors der Medicin Joh. Bapt. Sachse in Straßburg verheirathet und nach deren Tode mit einer Tochter des Straßburger Kaufmanns Joh. Daniel Engelhardt. Trotz seiner so außerordentlich vielseitigen Thätigkeit verfaßte S. eine Reihe größerer und kleinerer Schriften deren vollständiges Verzeichniß sich in den hiernach angeführten Schriften von Wittwer Oberlin und Dechambre findet. Er machte sich zuerst durch Untersuchungen der Mineralquellen von Niederbronn Sulzbach und Petersthal bekannt hierauf besonders durch die "Institutiones Chemiae" 1763 die "Institutiones Materiae medicae" 1774 und die "Pharmacopoea generalis" 1783. Ferner "Prodromus Florae Argentinensis" 1766. Nach seinem Tode 10. September 1783 erschien in Leipzig eine Sammlung seiner kleinen medicinischen und chemischen Schriften und 1785 veröffentlichte Johann Jacob S. der Sohn Jacob Reinbold's. eine deutsche Uebersetzung der Materia medica des letzteren unter dem Titel: "Anleitung zur Kenntniß der Arzneimittel zum Gebrauche der Vorlesungen". "Friedrich August Flückiger ADB XXXV pp.171-173 siehe - Friedrich Christoph "Spielmann Jacob Reinbold" in: Neue Deutsche Biographie 24 2010 pp. 688-689 Ferguson II pp.391-394; Partington II pp.689-690; Boltom p.844 unknown
1788101727Gothae, Apud Carol. Guilielm. Ettingerum, 1788, in-8, 283-[1] feuillets interfoliés de feuillets blancs suivis de 24 pp. manuscrites, Demi-basane brune de l'époque, dos à nerfs fleuronné, Première édition de cet index de plantes, réalisé par le médecin allemand Johann Philipp (1729 - 1772) en collaboration avec le botaniste et mycologue Johann Jacob Planer (1743-1789), dans la capitale de thuringe la ville d'Erfut en Allemagne. L'ouvrage se termine par 24 pages manuscrites à l'encre noire. Reliure usée. Anciens cachets et numéros de l'Institut catholique de Paris. Couverture rigide
17940157-B1794. Radierung, Rom 1794, auf Bütten. 28,2:37,6 cm. Literatur: Andresen 22, II (von II) mit der endgültigen Schrift. Sehr guter Abdruck mit Rändchen um die Plattenkante. Aus der in Zusammenarbeit mit J.Chr. Reinhart (1761-1847) und J. Mechau (1745-1808) entstandenen Folge ?Mahlerisch radirte Prospecte von Italien?, zu der jeder Künstler 24 Blätter beitrug. Provenienz: Sammlung J.N. Seiler, München, nicht bei Lugt.
17053601Berolini Andr. Rüdiger Berlin Johannes Andreas Rüdigerus 1705. Hardcover. . ~ ~ NOTE: THE PRICE OF THIS BOOK IS CURRENTLY REDUCED! ~ ~ . Octavo. 205 x 170mm. Pp. xxii 175. Plus 64 numbered copperplates leaves each with 12 illustrations of coins. Engraved frontispiece and engraved portrait. Handsome woodcut head-and tail-pieces and initials. Title printed in red and black; old inscription in neat contemporary hand to first free endpaper. HARDCOVER bound in contemporary vellum manuscript lettering to spine. Plates browned as usual in this edition due to stock quality. Overall a fine copy neatly preserved. ~ The present Berlin edition printed by Johannes Andreas Rüdigerus was preceded by the Antwerp editions of 1615 and 1627 Beller and followed by the enlarged 1738 Amsterdam edition Schagen. B-1 <br/> <br/> Berolini, Andr. Rüdiger [Berlin, Johannes Andreas Rüdigerus] hardcover
17383600Amsteldam Martinum Schagen 1738. Hardcover. . ~ ~ NOTE: THE PRICE OF THIS BOOK IS CURRENTLY REDUCED! ~ ~ . Three parts in one volume. With a total of 92 plates. Royal quarto 280 x 225mm. I: Pp. xiv iv half-title second title-page dated 1737 viii 186 6 index. Plus engraved frontispiece and engraved portrait. II: 64 numbered copperplate leaves each with 12 illustrations of coins printed on recto only. III: Pp. 28 second engraved frontispiece a suite of 12 splendid copperplate portraits of Roman emperors mounted on horses with historiated backgrounds each portrait accompanied by a verse engraved at bottom. Plus a 13th such plate this with allegorical illustration concluding the suit. Plus 12 copperplate leaves each with 12 illustrations of coins printed on recto only. Main title-page printed in red and black. Footnotes; small chip to blank margin of a single plate well away from image. HARDCOVER bound in contemporary quarter goat skin dyed and glazed and marbled boards spine with 5 raised bands; paper on boards rubbed corner-tips bit worn. In a very good external condition and in fine internal condition. A wide-margined copy untrimmed. Exceptionally bright interior; crisp plates. ~ The first and only enlarged edition of this work. Beautifully illustrated this edition has an extended number of plates with a total of 912 coin impressions on 76 copperplates; 2 engraved frontispieces one engraved bust portrait and a remarkable suite of 13 exquisite equestrian emperor portraits engraved by C. de Passe after Johannes Stradanus Jan van der Straeten 1523-1605. The work went through several editions was first printed in Antwerp in 1615 and 1627 Beller; later in Berlin in 1705 Rüdiger. In 1738 publisher Martin Schagen got the publishing rights and issued the present copy. He could now reset the entire work and print it in elegant quarto format add the Johannes Stradanus suite of portraits extra suite of coin illustrations and allow the plates the freedom to remain bound separately from the text. The edition was printed on handsome laid paper with ample margins and the strikes of the plates are remarkably more beautiful than these of their predecessors. I-1 <br/> <br/> Amsteldam, Martinum Schagen hardcover
1738S053125-05Amsterdam: Martin Schagen 1738. Hardcover. Very Good. Bie's study of Roman coins in an enlarged quarto edition with Smids' famous portrait gallery of the emperors on horseback engraved by Crispijn van de Passe from works by Jan van der Straet Johannes Stradanus along with twelve additional plates of coins. 4to in full modern calf with five raised bands gilt title to maroon morocco spine label and decorative gilt ruled boards. Light wear to the leather. Moderate foxing and offsetting. Coins are numbered in pencil with occasional marginal notation. Biographical detail added in pencil to the lower margin of the portraits of the emperors. The contents were apparently reordered upon rebinding so that portraits appear first before Bie's numismatics Pagination is as follows: Smids' title page dedication 4 half-title dedication 2 Smids' text 28; Bie's dedication 2 preface 4 dedication 2; main title page preface 8; engraved title; engraved frontis engraved frontis 12 1 engraved plates of the emperors; 12 engraved plates of the emperor's coins; Bie's text 186 index 6; 64 plates of coins.A very nicely rebound copy of the foremost edition of Bie's Roman numismata with the much sought-after equestrian emperor suite of engravings. Ships wrapped in bubble wrap and packed securely in a box. Amsterdam: Martin Schagen hardcover
