Jacob de Gelder - Almanak voor het jaar 1814





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Almanak voor het jaar 1814 by Jacob de Gelder, first Dutch edition, 641 pages, 20 x 13 cm, half-leather binding, in good condition.
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The long-renowned Stichter's Almanac estate for the year 1814. Supplied with an indication of the year-, horse-, cattle-, and freight markets that are held throughout Holland; as well as of the sailing of the trekschuiten and mail packets, and the departure of posts and mail coaches. Also includes the moonrise and moonset, by Jacob de Gelder, mathematician. Amsterdam, C.C.L. van Staden [1813].
Complete: on the title page the city coat of arms of Enkhuizen, 12 woodcuts accompanying the calendar (one for each month), a woodcut of a ship on the title page of the ‘Reiswijzer’, 7 woodcuts in the ‘Prentverbeeldingen van een zevental vaderlandsche hand- en kunstwerken’ and 4 woodcuts of animals (fox, condor, crocodile and swordfish).
Rare Enkhuizen almanac, one of the oldest still-existing almanacs in the Netherlands. Founded in 1595. Appeared as a small cheap booklet that was widely read by farmers, fishermen and craftsmen. The edition is the first to appear after the liberation of Napoleon’s France, late 1813.
No shipping to the United States.
The long-renowned Stichter's Almanac estate for the year 1814. Supplied with an indication of the year-, horse-, cattle-, and freight markets that are held throughout Holland; as well as of the sailing of the trekschuiten and mail packets, and the departure of posts and mail coaches. Also includes the moonrise and moonset, by Jacob de Gelder, mathematician. Amsterdam, C.C.L. van Staden [1813].
Complete: on the title page the city coat of arms of Enkhuizen, 12 woodcuts accompanying the calendar (one for each month), a woodcut of a ship on the title page of the ‘Reiswijzer’, 7 woodcuts in the ‘Prentverbeeldingen van een zevental vaderlandsche hand- en kunstwerken’ and 4 woodcuts of animals (fox, condor, crocodile and swordfish).
Rare Enkhuizen almanac, one of the oldest still-existing almanacs in the Netherlands. Founded in 1595. Appeared as a small cheap booklet that was widely read by farmers, fishermen and craftsmen. The edition is the first to appear after the liberation of Napoleon’s France, late 1813.
No shipping to the United States.

