Esaias Tegner - Frithlofs Saga - 1882

1) - From the Swedish saga of Esaias Tegner translated into Dutch by PLFC von Eichstorff and later revised in this Elsevier edition. It is a 19th-century Northern heroic- and love-epic that first appeared in book form in 1825; in older printing and translation histories it circulated widely in various European languages. The book looks perfect, contains 12 plates in lithography, gold at the edge. Some traces of foxing.

2) - Legends by J. Van Lennep, with 32 plates, a substantial in-d verse-narrated historical work that in the 19th century was fairly well known, but now highly sought after by collectors. Dimensions: 37 cm x 29 cm, 127 pages, publisher Sijthoff in Leiden, 1828. With gold embossing, gold on the edge. The book has foxing.

3) - The Adopted Son by J. Van Lennep, the first historical novel in prose by the author. Dimensions: 33 cm x 26 cm, 123 pages, publisher Sijthoff in Leiden, 1933, with a large number of photogravures after drawings. Hardcover with gold embossing, gold on the edge.

4) - Dichtwerken by Bernard ter Haar, a Dutch pastor, whose poetry was very popular in the 19th century, especially within Protestant circles. Dimensions: 38.5 cm x 29 cm, 651 pages, publisher Thieme, The Hague, 1876. Hardcover with gold embossing, gold on the edge.