Antonides van der Goes, Romeyn de Hooghe - Alle de gedichten - 1714

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Alle de gedichten by Johannes Antonides van der Goes, illustrated edition with frontispiece and four engravings by Romeyn de Hooghe, published in 1714 by Nicolaas ten Hoorn in Amsterdam, in Dutch with original language, vellum binding, 598 pages, roughly 21 by 16 cm, in reasonable condition with wear and worm damage described in the catalog.

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Johannes Antonides van der Goes - All the poems. Here comes the life of the poet - Amsterdam, Nicolaas ten Hoorn, 1714 - (50) 46, (28) 138 (6), 336, (6) 78 (4) pp - parchment bound

Moderate. Binding dirty. Inner hinges partially open, inner margin at some places slightly open - the quires still bound to the cover. Right hinge at bottom about 6 cm open; some loss of parchment at the bottom of the right hinge and a little along the top edge of the back cover and the lower half of the side edge flat. Wormholes in the cut, visible in the lower margin on a large number of pages, a few mm up to 0.5 cm in some cases. Wormholes in the inner margin of the first 20 leaves, a wormhole starting from about page 240 (mengeldichten) to the end and from page 59 of the last part to the end a worm-streak 1–2 cm under the text, from page 70 to the end several worm-streaks in the inner margin as well as a worm-streak in the inner margin of about twenty leaves spread through the book. One engraving loose. Interior browned/dirty, here and there a spot. Moisture spot along the bottom inner margin from the beginning to about page 120. Some worm-like marks.

Contains frontispiece, portrait of the author and the four fine engravings for the "Ystroom" by Romeyn de Hooghe
Three title pages (at the beginning and at the Ystroom and Trazil - all Amsterdam, Nicolaas ten Hoorn, 1714)

Will be sent by registered mail

Johannes Antonides van der Goes - All the poems. Here comes the life of the poet - Amsterdam, Nicolaas ten Hoorn, 1714 - (50) 46, (28) 138 (6), 336, (6) 78 (4) pp - parchment bound

Moderate. Binding dirty. Inner hinges partially open, inner margin at some places slightly open - the quires still bound to the cover. Right hinge at bottom about 6 cm open; some loss of parchment at the bottom of the right hinge and a little along the top edge of the back cover and the lower half of the side edge flat. Wormholes in the cut, visible in the lower margin on a large number of pages, a few mm up to 0.5 cm in some cases. Wormholes in the inner margin of the first 20 leaves, a wormhole starting from about page 240 (mengeldichten) to the end and from page 59 of the last part to the end a worm-streak 1–2 cm under the text, from page 70 to the end several worm-streaks in the inner margin as well as a worm-streak in the inner margin of about twenty leaves spread through the book. One engraving loose. Interior browned/dirty, here and there a spot. Moisture spot along the bottom inner margin from the beginning to about page 120. Some worm-like marks.

Contains frontispiece, portrait of the author and the four fine engravings for the "Ystroom" by Romeyn de Hooghe
Three title pages (at the beginning and at the Ystroom and Trazil - all Amsterdam, Nicolaas ten Hoorn, 1714)

Will be sent by registered mail

Details

Number of books
1
Subject
Literature, Poetry
Book title
Alle de gedichten
Author/ Illustrator
Antonides van der Goes, Romeyn de Hooghe
Condition
Fair
Publication year oldest item
1714
Height
21 cm
Edition
Illustrated Edition
Width
16 cm
Language
Dutch
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Nicolaas ten Hoorn
Binding/ Material
Vellum
Number of pages
598
The NetherlandsVerified
9010
Objects sold
100%
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