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HOLLANDIA COMITATUS. EEN KARTOBIBLIOGRAFIE VAN HOLLAND.
Blonk, D., J. Blonk-van der Wijst

   

- `t Goy-Houten : HES & DE GRAAF 2000
- 9.75 x 12.5 inches
- Hardcover, dust jacket
- 488 pages
- ISBN 9789061944188 / Order Nr. 103308
- Price: $ 200.00



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Attractively illustrated, this book offers for the first time a complete survey of all printed maps of the former county of Holland in Dutch with an extensive summary in English. Over a hundred maps from 1542 to the early nineteenth century show the results of impoldering, peat cutting, and town extensions in the provinces of North and South Holland.

Sales rights: Available outside North America from HES & DE GRAAF Publishers.

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THE NOBLE AND JOYOUS BOOK ENTYTLED LE MORTE D'ARTHUR.
by Malory, Sir Thomas

Limited to 145 copies printed on hand-made paper and 8 on vellum; this is one of the paper copies (Descriptive Bibliography, no.XXVI; Franklin 102). Printed by hand by St. John Hornby. All but three of the illustrations were drawn by Charles M. Gere; the other three were drawn by Margaret Gere. Cut on wood by W.H. Hooper and J.B. Swain. The text was taken from Southey's reprint of 1817 of Caxton's edition. Reprints Caxton's foreword. "In this, for the first time, blue was used alternately with red for the large initials. The chapter-headings are all printed in red. For this book Graily Hewitt designed two or three alphabets of fine initials." Colin Franklin calls this "a marvellous achievement, a glorious book." Faintly written in the back is the name Leonard Baskin. As typical with this book, the original Brown cowhide binding has been recreated by a later binder (WB) with part of the original spine (lettering) inlaid on spine. Some rubbing along edges; minor fading of covers. Foxing along edges of free endpapers from turn-ins.The later clamshell box is faded.




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