Stichting de Roos; J. van Krimpen (typografie) - The Book of Psalms : printed according to the authorised version of the Holy Bible. MDCXI [op naam - 1947

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A limited, special edition in half leather, English-language edition of The Book of Psalms printed to the 1611 text, with J. van Krimpen typography, bound by J. Brandt & Zoon, 262 pages, 24 × 16 cm, signed by the illustrator and dated from 1947, issued by Stichting de Roos (on behalf of M. Kemp).

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One of the most distinctive, valued, and sought-after Stichting De Roos publications (Leeflang 6.).

Half-leather with marbled boards, head gilt. Bound by J. Brandt & Zoon.
Binding design and typography by J. van Krimpen. Set from Romanee on Barcham Green paper and printed at Enschedé in 175 numbered copies, all signed beneath the colophon by Van Krimpen.
This copy is not numbered, but printed in the name of M. [=Mathias] Kemp,
Text according to the 1611 edition of the Psalms.

Condition: In the best possible condition.

Mathias Hubertus Kemp (Maastricht, 31 December 1890 – there, 7 August 1964) was a Dutch poet, journalist and writer. He was, among other things, the editorial secretary of the monthly magazine Boortoren en Schachtwiel, begun in 1956. A new magazine about the mining industry. Mathias Kemp was a brother of writer-poet Pierre Kemp.

Seller's Story

Antiquariaat Looijestijn operates a physical shop in Boekhandel Donner at Coolsingel 129 in Rotterdam. In addition, books are offered for sale through various national and international book websites. With nearly 40 years of experience, Antiquariaat Looijestijn is also involved in appraisals, mediation, and advice on buying and selling.
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One of the most distinctive, valued, and sought-after Stichting De Roos publications (Leeflang 6.).

Half-leather with marbled boards, head gilt. Bound by J. Brandt & Zoon.
Binding design and typography by J. van Krimpen. Set from Romanee on Barcham Green paper and printed at Enschedé in 175 numbered copies, all signed beneath the colophon by Van Krimpen.
This copy is not numbered, but printed in the name of M. [=Mathias] Kemp,
Text according to the 1611 edition of the Psalms.

Condition: In the best possible condition.

Mathias Hubertus Kemp (Maastricht, 31 December 1890 – there, 7 August 1964) was a Dutch poet, journalist and writer. He was, among other things, the editorial secretary of the monthly magazine Boortoren en Schachtwiel, begun in 1956. A new magazine about the mining industry. Mathias Kemp was a brother of writer-poet Pierre Kemp.

Seller's Story

Antiquariaat Looijestijn operates a physical shop in Boekhandel Donner at Coolsingel 129 in Rotterdam. In addition, books are offered for sale through various national and international book websites. With nearly 40 years of experience, Antiquariaat Looijestijn is also involved in appraisals, mediation, and advice on buying and selling.
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Details

Number of books
1
Subject
Bibles, Literature
Book title
The Book of Psalms : printed according to the authorised version of the Holy Bible. MDCXI [op naam
Author/ Illustrator
Stichting de Roos; J. van Krimpen (typografie)
Condition
Fine
Publication year oldest item
1947
Height
24 cm
Edition
Limited edition, Special printing
Width
16 cm
Language
English
Original language
No
Publisher
Stichting de Roos
Binding/ Material
Half leather
Extras
Signed by illustrator
Number of pages
262
The NetherlandsVerified
2244
Objects sold
100%
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