J.R.R. Tolkien / Max Schuchart - In de ban van de ring - 1956-1957





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J.R.R. Tolkien, In de ban van de ring, a three‑volume Dutch translation bound in linen, translated by Max Schuchart, first edition published 1956–1957 by Uitgeverij Het Spectrum, with fold‑out maps or plates, in very good condition.
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The Lord of the Rings was published in 1954-1955. Very soon after, in 1956-1957, the first Dutch translation by Max Schuchart appeared. It is the very first translation of The Lord of the Rings in the world. Schuchart was rewarded with the Martinus Nijhoff Prize for it.
This is the first Dutch translation, bound in linen. Each book has the front of the dust jacket attached. The books are in very good condition, see the photos, complete with fold-out maps in book 1 and 3.
J.R.R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings. Translated by Max Schuchart. Utrecht/Antwerp. Spectrum, 1956-1957. Three volumes. Linen with the front of the dust jacket, design by Kees Kelfkens. 468, 396, 432 pages. Volume 1 features the Exlibris designed by Pam Rueter for Mr. A. Pitlo (1901-1987), a well-known Dutch professor of private and notarial law.
The Lord of the Rings was published in 1954-1955. Very soon after, in 1956-1957, the first Dutch translation by Max Schuchart appeared. It is the very first translation of The Lord of the Rings in the world. Schuchart was rewarded with the Martinus Nijhoff Prize for it.
This is the first Dutch translation, bound in linen. Each book has the front of the dust jacket attached. The books are in very good condition, see the photos, complete with fold-out maps in book 1 and 3.
J.R.R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings. Translated by Max Schuchart. Utrecht/Antwerp. Spectrum, 1956-1957. Three volumes. Linen with the front of the dust jacket, design by Kees Kelfkens. 468, 396, 432 pages. Volume 1 features the Exlibris designed by Pam Rueter for Mr. A. Pitlo (1901-1987), a well-known Dutch professor of private and notarial law.

