Samuel Richardson - [ENIG BEKEND EXEMPLAAR] Historie van den ridder-baronet Karel Grandison - 1756-1757

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Samuel Richardson's Historie van den ridder-baronet Karel Grandison, in five volumes, first edition (1756–57), Dutch language, original language, published by Harlingen, F. van der Plaats / Amsterdam, K. van Tongerlo, bound in half-leather Morocco bindings, 22 × 14 cm, 11111 pages, in very good condition.

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Samuel Richardson - History of the Knight-Baronet Charles Grandison. In a series of commonly exchanged letters, originally brought to light by the publisher of Pamela and Clarissa.

- Harlingen, F. van der Plaats / Amsterdam, K. van Tongerlo, 1756/1757 - 5 parts in 5 volumes - first and only edition - original half-leather morocco bindings; spines with ribbing, gold tooling and title panels - 22 x 14 cm

Condition: very good - neat original bindings with very solid joints (the marbled paper on the boards is missing); very neat, compact and sturdy blocks, (as new!); very neat, clean and white pages! (only some usual minuscule spots, one small damp spot, and some light smudges, otherwise very neat, very clean and very fresh paper!).

Very neat set.
Furnished with beautiful charming spines.
Scarce: printed in Harlingen!

Relates to a collection of correspondences between various noble persons.
In sources on the Frisian city and village chronicles there is mention of the knight baronet Charles Grandison.

Very, very scarce!
Only 1 location known (the KB in NL); it is unknown whether this is the complete series!

Collectors-item!

VERY LOW RESERVED PRICE (!)

VERY LOW RESERVED PRICE (!)

Samuel Richardson - History of the Knight-Baronet Charles Grandison. In a series of commonly exchanged letters, originally brought to light by the publisher of Pamela and Clarissa.

- Harlingen, F. van der Plaats / Amsterdam, K. van Tongerlo, 1756/1757 - 5 parts in 5 volumes - first and only edition - original half-leather morocco bindings; spines with ribbing, gold tooling and title panels - 22 x 14 cm

Condition: very good - neat original bindings with very solid joints (the marbled paper on the boards is missing); very neat, compact and sturdy blocks, (as new!); very neat, clean and white pages! (only some usual minuscule spots, one small damp spot, and some light smudges, otherwise very neat, very clean and very fresh paper!).

Very neat set.
Furnished with beautiful charming spines.
Scarce: printed in Harlingen!

Relates to a collection of correspondences between various noble persons.
In sources on the Frisian city and village chronicles there is mention of the knight baronet Charles Grandison.

Very, very scarce!
Only 1 location known (the KB in NL); it is unknown whether this is the complete series!

Collectors-item!

VERY LOW RESERVED PRICE (!)

Details

Number of books
5
Subject
Bibliography, History, Literature
Book title
[ENIG BEKEND EXEMPLAAR] Historie van den ridder-baronet Karel Grandison
Author/ Illustrator
Samuel Richardson
Condition
Very good
Publication year oldest item
1756
Publication year youngest item
1757
Height
22 cm
Edition
1st Edition
Width
14 cm
Language
Dutch
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Harlingen, F. van der Plaats / Amsterdam, K. van Tongerlo
Binding/ Material
Half leather
Number of pages
11111
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
2056
Objects sold
100%
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