A.A.M. Stols - Lot met 17 delen uit de Helikon-reeks - 1946-1947

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A.A.M. Stols’s lot of 17 volumes from the Helikon series comprises Dutch poetry books published in 1946–1947 in limited editions and in very good condition.

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The Helikon series from publisher A.A.M. Stols is a Dutch poetry series that continued after World War II from 1946 onward. The series includes works by both established poets and debutants, among them Gerrit Achterberg, Willem Frederik Hermans, Pierre Kemp, and Hans Warren. The post-war poetry volumes, numbered from 21 to 40, appeared in relatively limited print runs, with a characteristic cover design by Piet Zwart.

This lot comprises the following 17 issues. All copies are good to very good; a number of volumes are still untrimmed. See the photos for your own impression.

- Gerrit Achterberg - Stof (no. 23)
- Willem Frederik Hermans - Hypnodrome (no. 38, ex-libris)
- Hans Warren - Pastorale (no. 29, untrimmed)
- Pierre Kemp - Standard-book of classic blacks (no. 25, untrimmed)
- Alfred Kossmann - Het vuurwerk (no. 27)
- Jan van Gelder - Droom en werkelijkheid (no. 32, untrimmed)
- Guillaume van der Graft - In exilio (no. 22, untrimmed)
- Freek van Leeuwen - De kruistocht der bedelaars (no. 37, untrimmed)
- Jacoba Eggink - Tussen Euphraat en Tigris (no. 33, untrimmed)
- Bert Voeten - De blinde passagier (no. 26)
- Pierre H. Dubois - Quia absurdum (no. 39)
- Gerard van Klinkenberg - Tusschen sterren en steenen (no. 28, untrimmed)
- B. Rijdes - Orpheus (no. 36, small tear in the spine)
- H.P.G. de Wringer - Verstoorde feesten (no. 31)
- Cor Klinkenbijl - Diafragma (no. 21)
- L.J. Pieters - Randgebergte (no. 24)
- Jan Vermeulen - Vergeefse herfst (no. 30, untrimmed)

The volumes are packed very carefully and shipped quickly via PostNL.

The Helikon series from publisher A.A.M. Stols is a Dutch poetry series that continued after World War II from 1946 onward. The series includes works by both established poets and debutants, among them Gerrit Achterberg, Willem Frederik Hermans, Pierre Kemp, and Hans Warren. The post-war poetry volumes, numbered from 21 to 40, appeared in relatively limited print runs, with a characteristic cover design by Piet Zwart.

This lot comprises the following 17 issues. All copies are good to very good; a number of volumes are still untrimmed. See the photos for your own impression.

- Gerrit Achterberg - Stof (no. 23)
- Willem Frederik Hermans - Hypnodrome (no. 38, ex-libris)
- Hans Warren - Pastorale (no. 29, untrimmed)
- Pierre Kemp - Standard-book of classic blacks (no. 25, untrimmed)
- Alfred Kossmann - Het vuurwerk (no. 27)
- Jan van Gelder - Droom en werkelijkheid (no. 32, untrimmed)
- Guillaume van der Graft - In exilio (no. 22, untrimmed)
- Freek van Leeuwen - De kruistocht der bedelaars (no. 37, untrimmed)
- Jacoba Eggink - Tussen Euphraat en Tigris (no. 33, untrimmed)
- Bert Voeten - De blinde passagier (no. 26)
- Pierre H. Dubois - Quia absurdum (no. 39)
- Gerard van Klinkenberg - Tusschen sterren en steenen (no. 28, untrimmed)
- B. Rijdes - Orpheus (no. 36, small tear in the spine)
- H.P.G. de Wringer - Verstoorde feesten (no. 31)
- Cor Klinkenbijl - Diafragma (no. 21)
- L.J. Pieters - Randgebergte (no. 24)
- Jan Vermeulen - Vergeefse herfst (no. 30, untrimmed)

The volumes are packed very carefully and shipped quickly via PostNL.

Details

Number of books
17
Subject
Literature, Poetry
Book title
Lot met 17 delen uit de Helikon-reeks
Author/ Illustrator
A.A.M. Stols
Condition
Very good
Publication year oldest item
1946
Publication year youngest item
1947
Edition
Limited edition
Language
Dutch
Original language
Yes
Publisher
A.A.M. Stols
Number of pages
700
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
248
Objects sold
100%
Private

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