Search Results: Authors starting with E from Gert Jan Bestebreurtje Rare Books

(No pl.), Allen Lane, 2019. Boards, with dust-jacket. With coloured plates. XIV,489 pp.

Gouda, G.B. van Goor Zonen, 1873.Original embossed red cloth, spine gilt. With 4 coloured plates by P.W.M. Trap. 232 pp.Juvenile. Straatsburg was joined to France in 1681.

Amsterdam, An Dekker, 1991. Wrappers. 280 pp.Isabelle Eberhardt (1877-1904) was a Swiss / Russian explorer and writer who led an adventurous life in North Africa.

Leiden, KITLV, 2000. Cloth. XXIX,1018 pp. 5372 books and articles on Batavia-Jakarta described.

Zwolle, W.E.J. Tjeenk Willink, 1899. 2 volumes in 1. Original half cloth. With folding map and many illustrations. 196; 186 pp.

Amsterdam, W. ten Have, 1929.Original wrappers (sl. dam.). With map and 35 photographic illustrations. 112 pp.Account of the airship Graf Zeppelin 's first long distance journey in mid 1928 with a crossing of the Atlantic to the United States.

London, T. Fisher Unwin, 1888. Original brown pictorial cloth. With 28 plates, maps and illustrations. XX,365 pp.First edition. - A fine travelogue of the Canary Islands.

London, J. Stockdale, 1793-18013 volumes + atlas. 4to. Contemporary uniform calf, gilt fillets round sides, spines gilt with red and green morocco title-labels (spines sl. rubbed and top of spines sl. dam.; atlas volume rebacked with the original spine laid down). With engraved portrait, 2 engraved maps (1 folding) and 3 engraved plates; atlas volume: engraved frontispiece (Sable Venus), large folding map of the West Indies in 2 sheets, 6 engraved plates and 8 engraved maps (1 folding). XXXVI,494; 500; XX,443 pp.Volume I - II first edition, volume III third enlarged edition, with the atlas volume issued with the second edition (the fine maps and plates were not issued with the first edition). - The author was a West India merchant who spent much of his youth in Jamaica and later travelled extensively throughout the West Indies. 'Standard for over a century, and still in many respects the best book on the subject up to the close of the 18th century ... Of immeasurable value for contemporary… Read More

's Gravenhage, Martinus Nijhoff, 1962. Wrappers. With 26 photographic illustrations. VII,200 pp. VKI. - Consists of extracts from a government report on an expedition to Central New Guinea carried out in 1939-1940.

's Gravenhage, Martinus Nijhoff, 1913. 2 volumes. Original printed wrappers. With folding map. VIII,267;204,LVII pp.Detailed work, written by an expert on the church history of New Netherland.

's Gravenhage, 1929. Wrappers. (13) pp. - (Haagsch Maandblad).

Heerenveen, F. Hessel, 1866.Original printed wrappers. III,24 pp.Comments on the cultivation system, objections against abolition of compulsory labor and introduction of free labor on Java.Cat. KITLV p.195.

Batavia, 's Hage, 1901. Printed wrappers. (124) pp.T.B.G. - With bookplate of J.C. van Eerde.

('s Gravenhage, 1904). Wrappers. (31) pp.Offprint Indisch Genootschap.- Ex Bibl. Bali Instituut.

('s Gravenhage, 1906). Half cloth. (92) pp.Offprint BKI. - 'Dit 'verhaal van de aap' is het meest populaire lontargeschrift op Lombok, gemaakt door den Sasak Djero Michram, desahoofd van Pantjor (Oost Lombok), in het Sasaksch en, voor zoover na te gaan, oorspronkelijk' (Lekkerkerker, Bali en Lombok, 336).

(Batavia, 1902). Wrappers. (11) pp.Ex Bibl. Bali Instituut. - (Offprint TBG). - Printed in Batavia.

('s Gravenhage,1913). Half cloth. (35) pp.Offprint BKI. - 'Tjilinaja is een troetelnaam voor eene prinses van Daha, waarom deze roman ook bekend is onder den naam Toetoer Datoe Dehe' (Lekkerkerker, Bali en Lombok, 415).

Amsterdam, Elsevier, 1920-1921. 2 volumes. 4to. Original decorated cloth. With coloured frontispiece, 3 maps and numerous photographic illustrations and plates. 319; 317 pp. Ethnological/anthropological classic on the Indonesian population. Contributions by: H.T. Damsté, M. Joustra, J.P. KLeiweg de Zwaan, T.J. Bezemer, N. Adriani, R.M. Noto Soeroto, J.D.H. Beckering, etc. - A fine set.

London, Curzon Press, 1980. 2 volumes. Wrappers. XI,830 pp.Scandinavian Institute of Asian Studies. - The Austronesian language Atayal is spoken by some 30 - 40.000 people occupying a fairly continuous area consisting of inland mountainous sections of the Taiwan hsien of Taipei, T'aoyüan, Hsinchu, Maoli, T'aichung and Ilan.

Voorburg, Libertador, 2009. Cloth, with dust-jacket. 335 pp.