Search Results: Titles starting with L from Antiquariaat De Roo

Coira, Andrea and Bernardo Otto, 1777. 156 (6) p. Contemporary half Vellum, 8° (Several ownership-entries on the endpapers dating from 1778 and 1779, text block slightly browned throughout. Italian edition of the Second Helvetic Confession compiled by Heinrich Bullinger, 1504-1575. The confession was published in 1566 in both German and Latin and covers all the main doctrines of the Reformed faith. After the publication of the first editions the Second Helvetic Confession was translated in multiple other languages and was officially recognised by Reformed Churched in Europe and beyond. It became the first international Reformed confession and until now remains the confession of Reformed and Presbyterian churches throughout the world. This edition was published in Coira, or Chur, in Switzerland for the Italian speaking population there.) Staedtke, J. (1973.) Heinrich Bullinger. Bibliografie, No. 514

Leyden, Elie Luzac, 1769. (22) 192 (1) p. Rebound marbled Hardcover, large 4° (The scholarly edition in French of the Confession of Faith, also known as the Belgic Confession, one of the Three Forms of Unity of the Dutch Reformed Church. Compiled by a.o. Guido de Brès (1522-1567) the confession was first published in 1561, here enlarged with several accompanying texts and documents.)

Halle et Leipzig, Daniel Blanc, 1759. (22) 62 (4), 504 (8) p. Origineel half Leer, 8°

Amsterdam, D. Onder de Linden/Psalms: Amsterdam, F.G. onder de Linden, 1747. titelprent, n.p., 324 p. Origineel Leer met ribben, goudbestempeld en goud-op-snee, 12°. Mooi exemplaar van deze kleine uitgave van de Franse Bijbel met alle Psalmen op noten. (engraved titlepage) n.p., 324 p. Contemporary gold-stamped Leather with raised bands and gilt-edged text block, 12° 14 x 8 x 6 cm. Church Book in French, Printed in Amsterdam for the use of concregations of the Église Wallonne, containing the Old and New Testament and the rhymed Psalms with all verses set to music. Illustrated with an engraved titlepage for both the Old and New Testament and the Psalms. Bound in a richly decorated brown-leather binding, elegantly gold-stamped with a pattern of flowers and vines.

Amsterdam, Dirk onder de Linden/Psalms: Amsterdam, F.G. onder de Linden, 1761/1762. (engraved title page) n.p., 335 p. Contemporary gold-stamped Leather with raised bands, golden clasps, and gilt-edged text block, 8° 14,7 x 9 x 7 cm. (Corner-tips and exteriors of the spine skilfully restored, bottom corner of Fol. 2C3 repaired and browned. Church Book in French, printed in Amsterdam for the use of congregations of the Église Wallonne, containing the Old and New Testament and the rhymed Psalms with all verses set to music. Illustrated with an engraved title-page for both the Old and New Testament and the Psalms. Bound in a richly decorated brown-leather binding, elegantly gold-stamped with a pattern of flowers and vines, and equipped with two 22 carat gold clasps. The clasps are decorated with a central ornament depicting a classic bust of a man and woman facing each other on all individual parts, framed in an oval shape surrounded by laurels and geometrical outlines. The clasps are marked with the… Read More

Nurenberg, Carel Klinger, (late 1930s). Miniature terrestrial globe with a diameter of 7,5 cm. held in a wooden stand with a brass half meridian. The total height measuring 14,5 cm. Consisting of 12 paper gores, the continents are coloured in different colours and the seas in a light brown shade. Published late 1930s in Nurnberg by Carel Klinger with all names printed in French. (The outlines of the continents are repainted in bright colours.)

Paris, Durand, 1780. 320 (3) Contemporary embroidered binding, 12°. Charming 18th-century embroidered binding made of ivory silk over cardboard. Multi-coloured embroidery, partly executed with silver and gold fine wire and with brass sequins and coloured metal foils. Gold edges. Red silk endpapers. The covers are surrounded by a two-part multi-coloured border, partly interwoven with silver wire, in the corners stylized branches of golden wire and sequins, and in the center a two-coloured embroidered bouquet with flowers of silver wire and coloured metal foils. Back with a double curved two-tone border, partly covered with gold wire. (Edges somewhat scuffed, silk partially brittle at the front joint.)

Utrecht, Anzelmus Muntendam, 1744. (8) 292 (3) p. Contemporary Vellum, 8°

Utrecht, (Aux dépens de la Compagnie), 1736. 3 volumes in 2 bindings, (30) 133 71 (30) 148 71, (36) 199 (4) 71 p. Contemporary gold-stamped Leather with raised bands, 12° (The spine-ends and corner-tips are slightly rubbed at places, added to the third volume are 16 leaves with contemporary notes on church history in an old French hand.)

Amsterdam, Ian Marcus, 1649. (4) 740, z.p. Origineel Leer met ribben en sloten, goud-op-snede, 12° 16,5 x 10 x 6 cm. (Naamsvermelding op het tweede vrije schutblad voorin. Polyglot Bijbel met het Nieuwe Testament in het Frans en Nederlands, gedrukt in twee paralelle colommen. De Franse bijbeltekst in de Geneefse bijbelvertaling, de Nederlandse in de Statenvertaling. Het kerkboek bevat tevens de Psalmen in polyglot-uitgave, de Franse en Nederlandse tekst gedrukt op overgestelde pagina's. De Franse Geneefse psalmen links en de Nederlandse Psalmen van Petrus Dathenus rechts, van beide uitgaven het eerste vers met muzieknotatie. Gebonden in een gave band van zwart segrijn, voorzien van twee messing sloten. Een kloek exemplaar van deze twee-talige uitgave.) (4) 740, n.p. Contemporary Leather with 4 raised bands, 2 clasps and gilt-edged text block, 12° 16,5 x 10 x 6 cm. (Ownership-entry on the second free flyleaf. Polyglot Bible containing the New Testament in French and Dutch, printed in parallel… Read More

Amsterdam, Widow of Steven Swart, Jacobus vander Deuster, and Aert Dircksz. Ossaen, 1684. (engraved titlepage, 2) 601 p. Contemporary Leather with 4 raised bands, 12° (Text block slightly browned throughout, spine decorated with gilt ornaments and title: 'Testament in 3 talen'. Polyglot Bible, containing the New Testament in French, English and Dutch. Printed in three parallel columns are the French Geneva version, the English King James version and the Dutch States Translation (Statenvertaling) version. Firm copy.) Darlow, T.H./Moule, H.F. (1963). Historical Catalogue of the Printed Editions of Holy Scripture, 626/1450/3329/3768

Amsterdam, Widow of Steven Swart, Jacobus vander Deuster, and Aert Dircksz. Ossaen, 1684. (engraved titlepage, 2) 601 p. Contemporary Vellum, 12° (Polyglot Bible, containing the New Testament in French, English and Dutch. Printed in three parallel columns are the French Geneva version, the English King James version and the Dutch States Translation (Statenvertaling) version. Firm copy.) Darlow, T.H./Moule, H.F. (1963). Historical Catalogue of the Printed Editions of Holy Scripture, 626/1450/3329/3768

Charenton, Antoine Cellier, 1659. (frontispiece) n.p., (frontispiece) n.p. Contemporary gold-stamped Vellum with 5 raised bands, 2 clasps and gilt-edged text block, 8° (Wormholes in the front and back of the text block, because of this some of the text lacks. The French Geneva version of the New Testament followed by the Psalms -with musical notation- of Clement Marot en Theodorus Beza, and the Forms. Bound in a very attractive vellum binding, richly decorated with gilt ornaments.)

Charenton, Estienne Lucas, 1658/1660. Exceptional fine binding, 12° H. 15 x W. 8,5 x D. 3,5 cm. without pagination. (Clasps are missing, corners trifle worn.) The lavishly gilt overall pattern on both covers, mainly consisting of pointillé-stamps and drawer-handle tools, richly gilt spine with 6 compartments with floral motif and raised bands. This kind of binding is often attributed to Magnus as we can read in the catalog of the exhibition: ""Albert Magnus en zijn tijd"" (1961) pp.13: ""That he [father Magnus Hendricksz.] sent his gifted youngest son Albert to France to learn the trade. It is striking in this connection that there are several Bibles printed in Charenton, which are provided with Magnus bindings"". Foot, Henry Davis Gift I, 237: ""It is unusual for any binder's shop to possess so many and so closely similar variants of a fair number of tools, and as most of the bindings on which the slightly different tools have been used seem to have been produced during the period during which… Read More

Leyden, A. en J. Honkoop, 1790-1792. 4 delen, (16) 622, 641 (1), 523, 492 p. Origineel half Leer, 8°.

Leyden, A. en J. Honkoop, 1790/1791/1792. 4 delen, (8) 622, (4) 641 (1), (4) 523, (4) 492 p. Origineel half leer met ribben, 4° (De marmers van de boeken zijn wat sleets, fraaie halfleren banden.)

Amsterdam, Jan ten Hoorn, 1708. (titelprent, 14) 280, 385 (12) p. Origineel Perkament, 4° (schutbladen los, gravure in 2 stukken) Compleet met de 2 portretten en een uitvouwbare gravure van de dood van de gebroeders De Witt. Stempel: Ex-Libris C.R. van den Berg

Neuchatel, Petitpierre et Prince, 1832. 636 p. Contemporary red Leather, richly decorated with gold and gilt-edged text block, 12° (Some slight foxing throughout. Charming copy of the Psalms in French. The Psalms are preceded by a few prayers and all verses are accompanied by music notation. The work is bound in an attractive gold- and blind-stamped red leather binding, bearing the name of the owner 'Alexandre Perret' on the front cover.)

Paris, Antoine Cellier, 1675. (frontispiece) without numbering, Rebound Leather with ribbed back, 8°

Amsterdam, Wed. P. Ravesteyn, 1659. without numbering, 12° H. 12 x W. 6,5 x D. 2,5 cm. Contemporary red Leather, richly decorated with gilt on spine and covers, gilt-edged. (Last page of the Confession du Foi with loss of text, clasps are missing.) Fine binding, lavishly gilt overall pattern on both covers, mainly consisting of pointillé-stamps and drawer-handle tools, richly gilt spine with 5 compartments with floral motif and raised bands. (two copies WorldCat/NCC)