Mr. J. van Lennep - Holland. Almanak voor 1852 - 1851





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Holland. Almanak voor 1852 is an illustrated Dutch hardback by Mr. J. van Lennep, of 227 pages, published by Gebroeders Kraay in Dutch with regional interest content and good condition.
Description from the seller
Holland Almanak 1852 in Gilt-Decorated Publisher’s Binding
This volume is a mid-19th century Dutch almanac combining literary content, calendar material, and engraved illustrations, presented in an original decorative publisher’s binding. The front cover features polychrome and gilt blocking with allegorical motifs, books, and a seated female figure, dated 1852, reflecting the high production standards of Dutch bookbinding of the period.
Manufacturer and origin
Published in Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Printed by J. & A. Bakels
Published by Gebroeders Kraay
Year of production
1852
Style or use
Literary and cultural almanac
Illustrated annual publication
Current condition
Original hardbound volume with gilt-decorated spine and cover. Binding shows expected wear, edge rubbing, and minor losses consistent with age. Minor separation visible at the inner hinge, typical for mid-19th century bindings; the volume remains structurally complete and stable. Pages exhibit age-related toning, foxing, and spots. Engravings and title pages are present.
Value justification
The value is supported by the confirmed publication date of 1852, the intact original publisher’s binding with decorative gilt work, and the presence of engraved illustrations. Almanacs of this type were widely used and often heavily worn or discarded, making well-preserved examples with original covers increasingly scarce.
Historical context
Dutch almanacs of the mid-19th century played an important role in cultural and literary life, combining calendars with essays, poetry, and illustrations by contemporary writers and artists. This volume reflects the intellectual and publishing environment of the Netherlands during the early industrial era.
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Seller's Story
Holland Almanak 1852 in Gilt-Decorated Publisher’s Binding
This volume is a mid-19th century Dutch almanac combining literary content, calendar material, and engraved illustrations, presented in an original decorative publisher’s binding. The front cover features polychrome and gilt blocking with allegorical motifs, books, and a seated female figure, dated 1852, reflecting the high production standards of Dutch bookbinding of the period.
Manufacturer and origin
Published in Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Printed by J. & A. Bakels
Published by Gebroeders Kraay
Year of production
1852
Style or use
Literary and cultural almanac
Illustrated annual publication
Current condition
Original hardbound volume with gilt-decorated spine and cover. Binding shows expected wear, edge rubbing, and minor losses consistent with age. Minor separation visible at the inner hinge, typical for mid-19th century bindings; the volume remains structurally complete and stable. Pages exhibit age-related toning, foxing, and spots. Engravings and title pages are present.
Value justification
The value is supported by the confirmed publication date of 1852, the intact original publisher’s binding with decorative gilt work, and the presence of engraved illustrations. Almanacs of this type were widely used and often heavily worn or discarded, making well-preserved examples with original covers increasingly scarce.
Historical context
Dutch almanacs of the mid-19th century played an important role in cultural and literary life, combining calendars with essays, poetry, and illustrations by contemporary writers and artists. This volume reflects the intellectual and publishing environment of the Netherlands during the early industrial era.
#artdeco #industrialstyle #vintage #antique #antiques #vintagedecor #homedecor #interiordesign #decor #vintagefinds #vintagestyle #antiquefurniture #retro #interior #idea
#bookbinding #printedmatter #dutchbooks #nineteenthcentury

