Jacobus Kok - Geschiedenissen der Vereenigde Nederlanden - 1784-1795

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A complete 25‑volume Dutch history by Jacobus Kok, Geschiedenissen der Vereenigde Nederlanden, published by Johannes Allart between 1784 and 1795 in original Dutch, with softback bindings, hand coloured illustrations and fold‑out maps, totalling about 3500 pages, in good condition.

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An extraordinarily rare, complete 25-volume set of the landmark 18th-century Dutch historical work Geschiedenissen der Vereenigde Nederlanden voor de vaderlandsche jeugd ("Histories of the United Netherlands for the Patriotic Youth"). Published in Amsterdam between 1783 and 1795 by Johannes Allart, this extensive work provides a detailed narrative of Dutch history from antiquity through the late 18th century.

Illustrations & Cartography:
The set is rich in visual historical documentation. Each volume contains numerous finely detailed copperplate engravings depicting crucial historical scenes—such as political events, battles, and riots—designed and executed by master engravers Jacobus Buys, Reinier Vinkeles, and Cornelis Bogerts.

A major highlight of this set is the presence of the original folding map in Volume 3: "Kaart van Nederland en woonplaatsen der oude volkeren" (1783) by A. van Krevelt, featuring delicate, authentic hand-coloring.

Bibliophile Condition:
Finding all 25 volumes intact and unified is exceedingly difficult. What makes this set particularly collectible for bibliophiles is its unbound, original publisher's state. Rather than being rebound in leather, these volumes retain their original 18th-century blue/grey paper wrappers just as they left the printing shop over 230 years ago. A rare and authentic historical ensemble.

An extraordinarily rare, complete 25-volume set of the landmark 18th-century Dutch historical work Geschiedenissen der Vereenigde Nederlanden voor de vaderlandsche jeugd ("Histories of the United Netherlands for the Patriotic Youth"). Published in Amsterdam between 1783 and 1795 by Johannes Allart, this extensive work provides a detailed narrative of Dutch history from antiquity through the late 18th century.

Illustrations & Cartography:
The set is rich in visual historical documentation. Each volume contains numerous finely detailed copperplate engravings depicting crucial historical scenes—such as political events, battles, and riots—designed and executed by master engravers Jacobus Buys, Reinier Vinkeles, and Cornelis Bogerts.

A major highlight of this set is the presence of the original folding map in Volume 3: "Kaart van Nederland en woonplaatsen der oude volkeren" (1783) by A. van Krevelt, featuring delicate, authentic hand-coloring.

Bibliophile Condition:
Finding all 25 volumes intact and unified is exceedingly difficult. What makes this set particularly collectible for bibliophiles is its unbound, original publisher's state. Rather than being rebound in leather, these volumes retain their original 18th-century blue/grey paper wrappers just as they left the printing shop over 230 years ago. A rare and authentic historical ensemble.

Details

Number of books
25
Subject
History
Book title
Geschiedenissen der Vereenigde Nederlanden
Author/ Illustrator
Jacobus Kok
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1784
Publication year youngest item
1795
Edition
Other edition
Language
Dutch
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Johannes Allart
Binding/ Material
Softback
Extras
Fold out maps or plates, Hand coloured illustrations
Number of pages
3500
BelgiumVerified
21
Objects sold
100%
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