Search Results: Titles starting with N from Antiquariaat De Roo

Deventer, Marinus de Vries, 1739. (35) 123, (8) 502, (2) 120 p. Origineel Perkament, 8°. De preken hebben een eigen titelpagina.

Marburg, Heinrich Ludwig Brönner, 1794. 2 works in 1 binding, (titleplate, 214 (2), 424 (8), 96 p. 8°. Multipainted and gold embossed vellum binding. The central field with a large tree of life growing from a heart: “Singet und spielet dem Herrne in eurm Herzen”.

Göttingen, Joachim Heinrich Schmiedt / Hildesheim, JohannLudolf Ebel, 1676. 2 works in one binding, (engraving, frontispiece, 4, portrait, 10) 363 (8), (frontispiece, 4) 214 (6) p. Contemporary Leather with silver fittings, 12°. A fine openwork silver binding from the last third of the 17th century over black fish skin on wooden covers. Chased and gauffred book covers, 2 engraved spine bands (1 replaced) of silver, 2 silver clasps. Gold edges on three sides. H. 11,5 x W. 6,5 cm) Identically designed book covers: within a frame enclosing the cover edges, openwork acanthus leaves and pomegranates, each with an oval cartouche in the center. The upper backstrap was replaced. Endpapers of marbled paper. Contents: (B. Förtsch). Newly-emerged water-spring, before God's devoted, and spiritually-thirsty souls. Together with a complete Evangelical Hymnal. Tidied up by the Spahten (i.e. Kaspar v. Stieler). With portrait and 8 copper plates. Not in VD 16; cf. Dünnhaupt 3957, 20. About the third edition of… Read More

Lübeck, C.G. Donatius und G.C. Green / G.C. Green und G.F.J. Römhild / s.n., 1790/1791/1791. 3 works in one binding, (8) 760, 72, 8, 190, (14) 256 p. Contemporary painted vellum, gilt-edged and gauffred text block, 8°. H. 17,5 x W. 10,5 x D. 5,5 cm. An attractive volume containing three uncommon Lutheran devotional works in a contemporary Bauerneinband, tooled in blind with decorative motifs stained in green, with two figures on the upper cover left white. Edges gilt with a floral pattern embossed. (The binding is somewhat worn, and small holes in the vellum of both covers. Some browning and damp staining. With a contemporary manuscript occupying the whole of the front free endpaper.)

London, Newton & Son, (1820-1830). A nice 7.5 cm (3 inches) terrestrial miniature pocket globe by the eminent globe makers [John] Newton & Son of London. The globe consists of twelve engraved hand-coloured, varnished gores, highlighted in bold original colours of red, yellow, and green. The globe is signed in the North Pacific Ocean region. The globe is complete with its original black fish skin-covered wood case, with a hinge and three brass hooks, and an eye clasp plus it has its matching indentations. The globe is mounted on a metal axis, it has polar circles and a meridian circle. The interior of the fish skin case is made up of twelve engraved gores with an original green wash colour showing the northern and southern hemispheres, plus the constellations of the zodiac and amusing mythical beasts. The interior of the case has a red rim. Incidentally, it should be noted that the case closes fully in order to protect or transport the globe safely. Condition wise the case is slightly rubbed and worn… Read More

London, Newton & Son, 1838. Miniature terrestrial globe with a diameter of 2 inches / 5 cm. In a turned and stained beech two-section case, 10 cm. high. (With small damages to Africa, Asia, and Australia).

Leyden, Johannes le Mair en Abraham Kallewier/ Leiden, T. Koet, 1771-1777. 74 (3), (8) 62, 8, 14 (1), 7 (1), 8, 15, 7, (30) p. Origineel goud-bestempeld Leer met ribben, 8° (Een bundel met zeldzame werken van en over de predikant en geliefd hoogleraar Nicolaas Hoogvliet, 1729-1777. De laatste 30 pagina's bevatten diverse lijkdichten in een fraai oud handschrift, overgenomen uit andere publicaties.)

Moguntia, Joannis Albini, 1609/1610. 2 volumes in 1 binding, (engraved titlepage, 14) 576 (10), (16) 483 (12) p. Contemporary richly blindstamped pigskin over wooden boards, spine with 5 raised bands, Folio

Amsterdam, Petrus Conradi, 1777. 2 delen (VIII) 486, (2) 342 p. Origineel half Leer, 8° Vernieuwde, tweede, uitgave van dit belangrijke werk betreffende de ontdekking van Kaap de Goede Hoop, vermeerderd en verbeterd uit andere bronnen, zonder de gravures. Two volumes, (VIII) 486, (2) 342 p. Contemporary half Leather, 8°. (Without all plates.) Expanded and corrected Dutch edition of the most important account of the Cape of Good Hope and one of the most important works of all time on South Africa. Much of the material is based on Kolbe's own observations in the years 1705 to 1713, but he also compares them with the observations and theories of earlier writers. The text provides detailed information on the customs and habits of the Hottentots, an exact and detailed description of the Cape of Good Hope, containing its settlements, harbour, fortress, form of government, extent, and the regions recently discovered in its vicinity, together with an description of the climate and soil of the territory, of… Read More

Leyden, Abraham Kallewier, 1743. (34, portret) 396 (52) p. Origineel Leer met ribben, 8° (Compleet met portret van de schrijver en 7 gravures waarvan 2 uitvouwbaar en achterin de catalogus van boeken, uitgegeven door Abr. Kallewier.)

Bonnae, Mylius, 1545. (4) CXXXVI folia, 17th century reversed Leather, Folio. Engraved vignet on the title page, fine woodcut initials. Ex libris Bishop Wordsworths family, binding skilfully rebacked, in fresh state, firm copy. Adams 342

Leiden, Horatius Cardon, 1601. (engraved titlepage, 6) 534 (102) p. Contemporary blind-stamped Leather with 5 raised bands, 4° (The spine is skillfully restored with preservation of a part of the original spine.)

Amsterdam, Frederick de Wit, 1680. Oude, antieke landkaart van Finland. Titelcartouche met acht wapens rechts boven. Schaalstokken in kader links boven. Uitgeversimpressum van Frederick de Wit links onder. Rugzijde blank. In de marge links en in de marge onder rechts, alsmede links boven in het kaartbeeld en rechts boven, zowel in marge als cartouche watervlekkig. Verder mooie kaart met originele kleuring. Oudtijds gekleurde kopergravure; de steden, de windroos en de cartouche en de wapens rechts boven zijn goudgehoogd. Hoogte 43,5 cm. Breedte 52 cm. Old, antique map of Finland. Title cartouche with eight arms at upper right. Scale bars in frame top left. Publisher's imprint of Frederick de Wit at lower left. Spine blank. Water staining in the margins at left and lower right, as well as the upper left of the map image and upper right, both in the margin and cartouche. Otherwise nice map with original colouring. The cities, compass rose, cartouche and the arms at upper right are heightened with gold.… Read More

Amsterdam, Frederik de Wit, 1680. Handgekleurde kaart van de Zeventien Provinciën, het westen boven. Rechtsboven de titelcartouche, linksonder de schaalstokken, en linksboven cartouche met opgaaf van de steden en dorpen per gewest en een legenda van de gebruikte symbolen. Met opdracht aan Johannes Munter, raadsheer van Amsterdam. (afmetingen: 50 x 57 cm. (kaart), 68,5 x 77,5 cm. (incl. passe-partout en lijst), deze kaart is een navolging van de kaart van Nicolaes Visscher van ca. 1656)

Leipzig, Son of J.F. Gleditsch, 1723. (18, 168, 2) 632 p. Contemporary gold-stamped Vellum with raised bands, Folio (Wanting ties, several ownership-entries/bookplates in the front and no prize present. The New Testament in the Greek scholarly edition of John Mill (1645-1707) and Ludolf Küster (1670-1716). Text printed in columns first in Greek followed by Latin transcript, the main text is preceded by an elaborate introduction in Latin. Illustrated with a large vignette on the title-page and an engraved head-piece at the start of the book of Matthew. Bound in a richly decorated schoolprize binding of the city Dordrecht, featuring the Minerva Dordracena as a central ornament on the front and back cover. A firm and good-looking example of a Dordrecht prize-binding.)

Rotterdam, Arnout Leers, 1664. (titelprent, 22) 671 p. Origineel Perkament, 12°

Amsterdam, Johannes Douci, 1717. (20) 386 (56) p. Origineel Perkament, 8° (Vernieuwd schutblad voorin, titelpagina aan de randen verstevigd, wat los in de band.)

Amsterdam, Adrianus Douci, 1742. (46) 676 (22) p. Origineel Leer met ribben, goudbestempeld, 4°