* On the Portuguese synagogue of Amsterdam.

* Limited bibliophile edition of 180 copies, printed by Menno Wielinga in Bedum.

* Dutch edition of the Pinax Microcosmographicus by the German physician Johannes Remmelin (1583-1632), first published in Augsburg in 1613 as ‘Catroptrum microcosmicum suis aere incisis visionibus splendens cum historia et pinace de novo prodit’ : three separate broadsheets on the anatomy of the male and female body, drawn by Remmelin and engraved by Lucas Kilian. This Dutch edition of 1667 contains the three original anatomical plates, redesigned with alterations by the Dutch engraver and printer Justus Danckers (1635-1701). The three anatomical plates are composed of several overlapping layers so that the male and female corpse and its main parts could be disected as an exercise for students. Danckers added a fourth plate: ‘Afbeeldenisse der Huyd-aderen, die men gewoon is te openen, en te koppen.’ A fine copy of this beautiful 17th century ‘flapbook’, with explanatory texts in Latin and Dutch. Complete with all plates in good condition. A few traces of use inside, no loss of text. Rare. Detailed description and photos available on request.

* First and only Dutch edition of this history of the Americas, a part of the Modern History or the Present State of all Nations (1739). by Thomas Salmon (1679-1767), a Scottish historical and geographical writer. All 3 volumes have engr. frontispieces, with 10 fold. maps in vol. 1, 7 fold. maps and 1 fold. plate in vol. 2 and 6 fold. maps and 1 fold. plate in vol. 3. Bindings show some wear, a few traces of use throughout, but a complete edition with all maps present and in excellent condition.