1189 - 1267 CHILDREN'S BOOKS (including COMICS, DRAWINGS, GAMES and TOYS)
76 1249 Miniature books Fénelon = F de Salignac de la Mothe 
76 1249 Miniature books Fénelon = F de Salignac de la Mothe 
76 1249 Miniature books Fénelon = F de Salignac de la Mothe 
- All vols. w. oval blindst. "Polizei-Verwaltung zu Guben" on title-p. and (sl.) foxed. All vols. backstrips dam.; vol. 1 lacks onlay ornament.
= Cf. Welsh 2799-2800; cf. Spielmann 152 (decribing the 4th vol. of the 8th ed.): "A most attractive little juvenile book, almost certainly printed in Germany for the English market. The illustrations are of quite exceptional charm. The frontispiece shows a humorous market scene, the other two plates various animals".
76 1250 Nieuwe Spiegel der Jeugd of Franse Tiranny zynde een kort Verhaal van d'oorsprong en voortgang des Oorlogs 1672 Als mede de schrikkelikke en onmenschelijke Wreedheyd en Grouwelen door de 
76 1250 Nieuwe Spiegel der Jeugd of Franse Tiranny zynde een kort Verhaal van d'oorsprong en voortgang des Oorlogs 1672 Als mede de schrikkelikke en onmenschelijke Wreedheyd en Grouwelen door de 
76 1250 Nieuwe Spiegel der Jeugd of Franse Tiranny zynde een kort Verhaal van d'oorsprong en voortgang des Oorlogs 1672 Als mede de schrikkelikke en onmenschelijke Wreedheyd en Grouwelen door de 
76 1250 Nieuwe Spiegel der Jeugd of Franse Tiranny zynde een kort Verhaal van d'oorsprong en voortgang des Oorlogs 1672 Als mede de schrikkelikke en onmenschelijke Wreedheyd en Grouwelen door de 
- First few leaves sl. dogeared. Vellum of frontcover w. sm. chip. Otherwise fine.
= BNK 1172; Waller 1592; Muller 998; Van Veen sale II, 222 (all undated or dated 1752). Popular schoolbook telling of the French occupation of the Netherlands in 1672-1673 and the atrocities committed by the French during their stay. The history is told in the form of a dialogue between a father and his son. It was first published in 1674 and was still in use at the end of the 18th century.
76 1251 Ovink Soer M 
- Trifle soiled; hinges sl. weak, but holding. Corners of covers showing; sl. fingersoiled. = Rare.
Listal, A. Van de Wortelkindertjes. Alkmaar, n.publ., n.d., 6th ed., (22)p., 9 col. plates (1 double-p.) and orig. clothbacked col. pict. boards by A. LISTAL, 4to
- Sm. children's owner's entry on title; sl. foxed.
AND 9 others, i.a. 4x illustrated by S. AAFJES and 2x by L. MOE.
76 1252 Plaatjes albums Erven de Wed J van Nelle 
76/1253 Prentjes Almanak voor kinderen voor het jaar 1822 Met 15 gekleurde Plaatjes en uitlegging derzelven in dichtmaat 
76/1253 Prentjes Almanak voor kinderen voor het jaar 1822 Met 15 gekleurde Plaatjes en uitlegging derzelven in dichtmaat 
76/1253 Prentjes Almanak voor kinderen voor het jaar 1822 Met 15 gekleurde Plaatjes en uitlegging derzelven in dichtmaat 
76/1253 Prentjes Almanak voor kinderen voor het jaar 1822 Met 15 gekleurde Plaatjes en uitlegging derzelven in dichtmaat 
76/1253 Prentjes Almanak voor kinderen voor het jaar 1822 Met 15 gekleurde Plaatjes en uitlegging derzelven in dichtmaat 
- Paper over boards sl. rubbed. Very fine copy.
= Extremely rare, in its orig. publisher´s binding, the frontcover reading "Printjes almanach voor kinderen (...)" and the backcover w. an advertisement "Bij den Uitgever dezes is mede te bekomen: Vermakelijk en Leerzaam Apropo-Spel (...)".. No copy of this year in NCC; not in Huiskamp (cf. P129ff). Lust en Leering p.240: "Een chapiter apart vormen eigenlijk de negentiende-eeuwse kinder- en jeugdalmanakken (...). Populair zijn ze altijd geweest en ze waren er voor iedere doelgroep. Specifieke kinder- en jeugdalmanakken verschijnen hier echter pas sinds 1760 of daaromtrent, waarbij enkele de eeuwgrens passeerden, zoals de Almanach voor Meisjens, door Meisjens (...), de Almanak voor de beschaafde Jeugd (...) en de extreem zeldzame Prentjes Almanak voor Kinderen (1795-1840) van de firma Houtgraaf te Amsterdam. Vooral deze laatste biedt een kostelijk beeld van echt Hollandse straattypen, beroepen, locaties, gewoonten, festiviteiten en (kinder)vermaken." This year containing the following poems w. accomp. plates: "Het Pottenmeisje", "De Tabak's Winkel", "De Lepelmaker", "De Kruiden-Winkel", "De IJzerkoper", "De Wagenmaker", "De Blinde", "De Mode-Kraamster", "De Schepenmaker", "De Haar-Kapper", "De Jood met Dekens en Beddeteiken", "Het Nut der Par a Plu", "De Koek-Kramer", "De Loof-Hut" and "De Regt-Bank". SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE L.
76 1254 Russian children's books Bianki V 
76 1254 Russian children's books Bianki V 
- Sm. ticket on frontwr.
76 1255 Russian children's books Marshak S 
76 1255 Russian children's books Marshak S 
76 1255 Russian children's books Marshak S 
76 1255 Russian children's books Marshak S 
76 1255 Russian children's books Marshak S 
76 1255 Russian children's books Marshak S 
- Sl. stained and fingersoiled; frontwr. yellowed; loose(ning).
= One of the major works by the prolific duo Marshak and Lebedev. Lévèque/ Plantureux p.158f; Lemmens/ Stommels p.347: "These two books [Tsirk and Morozhenoe] of children's poetry mark the start of their life-long collaboration. They also mark a giant leap forward in children's book design. The illustrations, dating from 1924, are executed in ink or watercolour and gouache. (...) In composition they are very straightforward. Every new page in Tsirk shows a new character from the circus, from clown and juggler to elephant and strong man. All are presented doing something, being active and thus bringing movement in the picture." SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LI.
BOUND WITH: Barto, A. Pervoe Maya (The first of May). Moscow, Gos. Izd., 1928, 2nd ed., 16p., col. lithogr. ills. and orig. wr. by A. DEYNEKA, 4to.
- Sl. creased; one leaf lower margin repaired.
= Lévèque/ Plantureux p.34: "(...) un livre devenu classique et ayant connu des rééditions dès la première année"; Lemmens/ Stommels p.287f: "The illustrations for this book show the stylistic elements of the caricatures that Deineka had made for the magazines: exaggeration of the subject matter, the use of bright colours, the schematic handling of objects and persons, and their positioning within the picture".
AND WITH: Marshak, S. Vchera i segodnya (Yesterday and today). Ibid., idem, 1928, 3rd ed., (12)p., col. lithogr. ills. and orig. wr. by V. LEBEDEV, 4to.
= Lévèque/ Plantureux p.162; Lemmens/ Stommels p.348f: "(...) the illustrations for Vchera i segodnia are a step forward. In that book Lebedev found a way to combine the sketchy (line) drawings with stencil-like designs. The first he uses to depict the old, yesterday, the latter stand for the new, today."
AND WITH 4 others, all orig. wr. pres.: A. PAKHOMOV, Leto (ibid., 1927, col. ills. by A. PAKHOMOV); S. MARSHAK, IJsco. Dutch adapt. L. Dworson and E. Hess-Binger (The Hague, n.d. (±1926), col. ills. by V. LEBEDEV); R. KIPLING, Otkuda u nosoroga shkura? Russian transl. K. Chukovsky (ibid., 1929, 2nd ed., ills. by YE. EVENBACH) and S. FEDORCHENKO, Kak mashina zverey vspoloshila (ibid., n.d., col. ills. by I. YEFIMOV).
76/1256 Russian children's books Collection of 15 Russian children's books 
76/1256 Russian children's books Collection of 15 Russian children's books 
76/1256 Russian children's books Collection of 15 Russian children's books 
76/1256 Russian children's books Collection of 15 Russian children's books 
- Bookblock (nearly) broken.
= Contains: 1. N. ASEEV, Pro zayachyu sluzhbu i pro lisyu druzhbu (About a hare's service and a fox's friendship) (Moscow/ Leningrad, 1927, col. ills. by M. SINYAKOVA. Lévèque/ Plantureux p.251); 2. Ya. MEKSIN, Kartaus (Moscow, 1928, col. ills. by K. KUZNETSOV. Frayed/ chipped and sl. stained); 3. N. KOEPREJANOW, Dieren in den winter (The Hague, n.d. (±1930), col. ills. by AFANASJEW. Sl. foxed; a few corners chipped. Lemmens/ Stommels p.117); 4. E. SETON-THOMPSON, Arno (Moscow/ Leningrad, 1929, ills. by M. SINYAKOVA); 5. Yu. GRALITSA, Detskij International (The children's International) (ibid., 1926, col. ills. by G. YECHEISTOV); 6. M. ILYIN, Kozha (Leather) (ibid., 1929, 2nd ed., col. ills. by E. EVENBACH); 7. A. KOVALENSKY, Teterev kosach (The grouse) (ibid., 1926, ills. by K. KUZNETSOV); 8. S. MARSHAK, Pudel' (The poodle) (ibid., 1929, 3rd ed., col. ills. by V. LEBEDEV. Lévèque/ Plantureux p.161; Lemmens/ Stommels p.342); 9. O. GOERJAN, Het vroolijke onweer (The Hague, n.d. (±1930), col. ills. by POKROWSKI); 10. S. MARSHAK, Bagazh (Luggage) (Moscow/ Leningrad, 1929, col. ills. by V. LEBEDEV. A few lvs. bound upside down. Cf. Lévèque/ Plantureux p.160; Lemmens/ Stommels p.349ff); 11. I. MUKOSEEV, Vanya Kuznets (Vanya the blacksmith) (ibid., n.d. (±1930), col. ills. by V. KONASHEVITCH); 12. Ya. MEKSIN, Seraya utushka (The little black duckling) (ibid., n.d. (±1930), col. ills. by K. KUZNETSOV. Creased, stained and fingersoiled); 13. V. KONASHEVITCH, Narodnye pesenki (Folk songs) (ibid., 1927, col. ills. by V. KONASHEVITCH); 14. A. KOVALENSKY, O Beryoze, o moroze, yolkakh da igolkokh (On birches, frost, pine trees and needles) (ibid., 1928, (col.) ills. by N. KUPREYANOV); 15. V. LEBEDEV, Azbuka (The Alphabet) (Leningrad, 1925, ills. in black by V. LEBEDEV). SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LI.
76 1257 Savignac A de 
= Not found in the usual reference works.
Bourassé, J.-J. Esquisses Entomologiques ou Histoire Naturelle des Insectes les plus remarquables. Tours, Mame et Cie., 1844, 264p., 16 steelengr. plates, contemp. calf w. blindst. and richly gilt covers, gilt boardedges, marbled edges. - AND 2 others, i.a. O. FÉRÉ, Jeanne la bonne petite marraine (Paris, 1875, handcol. lithogr. plates and orig. clothbacked chromolithogr. boards by J. DESANDRÉ, 4to. Contents loose(ning); binding sl. worn).
76 1258 Schenkman J 
76 1258 Schenkman J 
= Lust en Leering, p. 266f and note. Rare.
76 1259 'Schoolplaten' Gabriëlse J 
= Rare.
76 1260 Scrapbooks Album 
76 1260 Scrapbooks Album 
- Leaves frayed; a few scraps sl. dam. Binding worn; backcover loose.
= First drawing "Scraps thankfully received" signed and dated "S. Perett 1832". Album contains i.a. portraits and vistas.
76 1261 Scrapbooks Album 
76 1261 Scrapbooks Album 
76 1261 Scrapbooks Album 
- One leaf loose; w. some yellowing from glue. Covers sl. rubbed; backstrip sunned.
76 1262 Scrapbooks Album 
- Contents loose.
= I.a. birds, gallant men and women, fire-men in carriages, a circus, cats, ships and boats and lions.
76 1263 Smith T 
- Without the 1st vol.; sl. foxed. = Gumuchian 5392; Nissen, ZBI 3883.
76 1264 Struwwelpeter Razoux W P 
- Two lvs. loose(ning). Boards soiled and sl. worn along extremities.
= Cf. Rühle 262c (note); The Children's World of Learning 3787; Lust en Leering p.210f and p.224; Caljé-Van Gulik 517. Published on occasion of the 50th anniversary of the first Dutch edition (1849).
AND another later edition of the same work.
76/1265 Wooden school bag 
76/1265 Wooden school bag 
- Partly slightly rubbed.
76 1266 Worp J 
- Contents loose. Binding worn; corners showing.
= The Children's World of Learning 4256; De Bodt/ Kapelle 231; Lust en Leering p.197: "Deze liedjesbundel dankt zijn reputatie vooral aan de twaalf pagina-grote kleurplaten van Cornelis Jetses, die de heruitgave van 1907 sieren."
AND 2 others, i.a. J.J.A. GOEVERNEUR, Reizen en avonturen van mijnheer Prikkebeen (Rott., n.d., 18th ed., woodengr. ills. by R. TÖPPFER with verses below, contemp. cl., obl. 8vo).
76/1267 Zomerverlustiging in verhalen voor de leerzame jeugd 
- Stamp with the coat of arms of Amsterdam and contemp. manuscript in pen and ink "Jan Casper Louwe" on first free endpaper; sl. fingersoiled; bookblock sl. shaken. Rebacked; boards dustsoiled.
= Huiskamp Z71. Rare.