Max de Jong - Dagboek + Annotaties. Vier delen. Roofdruk - 1990
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Max de Jong's four-volume roofdruk edition, Dagboek I 1947–1948, Dagboek II 1949, Dagboek III 1950–1951, and Annotaties, in Dutch with soft covers and dust jackets, 874 pages, first edition in this format, limited numbered edition of 51 copies, good condition, published 1990.
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An extremely rare pirated edition of the infamous diaries of Max de Jong (1917-1951). This edition was published by De Bucheliuspers in Utrecht in 1990. It was printed in a very limited edition of 51 numbered copies. All four volumes bear the number 18.
An official edition would eventually be published by G.A. van Oorschot in 2016.
Lot contains:
Max de Jong - Diary I 1947-1948
Max de Jong - Diary II 1949
Max de Jong - Diary III 1950-1951
Max de Jong - Annotations
Attached is a letter, "copy to photocopy - HvS." HvS = Hans van Straten. Hans van Straten was friends with Max de Jong.
This letter (Bergen, 9 February 1972) comes from J. Hemelrijk and is addressed to the publisher Geert van Oorschot. In it, Hemelrijk urges the publication of Het Dagboek van Max de Jong. He, not mincing his words, presses the publisher to ignore the objections of Max's sister Lidi.
All from the library of Bert Voeten. He wrote his name in front of the four volumes. On the back of the letter Bert Voeten wrote: "His uncle, Dr. Jaap Hemelrijk".
The covers are slightly discolored. A few small pencil marks by Bert Voeten in the margins. The underlines in the text are also pressed in.
In excellent condition
An extremely rare pirated edition of the infamous diaries of Max de Jong (1917-1951). This edition was published by De Bucheliuspers in Utrecht in 1990. It was printed in a very limited edition of 51 numbered copies. All four volumes bear the number 18.
An official edition would eventually be published by G.A. van Oorschot in 2016.
Lot contains:
Max de Jong - Diary I 1947-1948
Max de Jong - Diary II 1949
Max de Jong - Diary III 1950-1951
Max de Jong - Annotations
Attached is a letter, "copy to photocopy - HvS." HvS = Hans van Straten. Hans van Straten was friends with Max de Jong.
This letter (Bergen, 9 February 1972) comes from J. Hemelrijk and is addressed to the publisher Geert van Oorschot. In it, Hemelrijk urges the publication of Het Dagboek van Max de Jong. He, not mincing his words, presses the publisher to ignore the objections of Max's sister Lidi.
All from the library of Bert Voeten. He wrote his name in front of the four volumes. On the back of the letter Bert Voeten wrote: "His uncle, Dr. Jaap Hemelrijk".
The covers are slightly discolored. A few small pencil marks by Bert Voeten in the margins. The underlines in the text are also pressed in.
In excellent condition
Details
Number of Books
4
Subject
Literature
Book Title
Dagboek + Annotaties. Vier delen. Roofdruk
Author/ Illustrator
Max de Jong
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1990
Height
20.5 cm
Edition
1st Edition Thus
Width
14.5 cm
Language
Dutch
Original language
No
Binding/ Material
Softback
Extras
Dust jacket, Limited edition, Numbered edition
Number of pages
874
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