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XIII. EMBLEMS — XIV. ENGLAND
Swiss Francs
341 Saavedra, F. Idea de un principe politico christiano. Monaco 1640. in-4. Av. titre-fron-
tisp. et 101 fig. emblemat. dansle texte. Veau de 1’ep. (leg. frotte). 15.—
Palau VI. 361.
342 Sambucus, Joa. Emblemata c. aliquot nummis antiqui. Antwerpen, Chr. Plantin, 1564. 8. M.
schonem Holzschnitt. v. Ant. Bosch, Jean Croissant, etc. Schoner verg.
KIdrbd. m. groliereskem Mittelstiick, zisel. Goldschn. 60.—
Apponyi no. 380. Erste Ausgabe von Sambucus’ Embleme-Buch, das mit schonen, in sehr fein
geschnittenen Umrahmungen stehenden Holzschnitten geschmiickt ist. S. 232 Widmungsschrift an Jean
G r o 1 i e r. (Ueber Embleme-Biicher vgl. den Aufs. v. Riimann, Philobiblon 1936, Nr. 5/6, S. 161 ff.).
343 Taurellus, N. Emblemata physico-ethica. Niirnbg. 1602. M. Wappenholzschn. u. 116
hiibschen, teils altkolor. Holzschn. — Beigeb.: Ders. Carmina funebria. Ebda.
1602. Alter blindgepr. Ldrbd. (unbed. Wurmloch.) 90.—
(1) Sehr hiibsches Holzschnittbuch, mit interess. Landschaftsbildern, Jagdszenen, e. Eislaufszene,
Berufsdarstellgn. : Farber, Holzfaller, Schmied etc. Einige der Illustr. sind in Stammbuchart
bes. hiibsch altkoloriert. — Peter u. Prokop Pienasceck von Krusslova gewidmet.
Mit Widmungen an beriihmte Zeitgenossen des Taurellus, meist frank, und poln. Gelehrte u. Adelige.
Durchschossenes, nur ganz wenig gebrauntes Expl.
xiv. England
344 Camden, G. Britannia, etc. Frkft. 1590. 8 vo. W. 2 folded maps and ab. 50 maps,
showing the countries of Engl, in the text. Old vellum w. supralibros. 12.—
An early edition of this interesting English topography.
345 English Psalm-Tune Book of John Gouldar, 1739. English Manuscript on
paper, 92 11. containing ab. 125 church-tunes in 4 parts. Sm.-4to. Old veil. 120.-
Most interesting handwritten psalmbook, cont. more than 120 country church-tunes, com-
monly sung in English parish-churches and private houses in the 17 th and 18 th century. It
contains compositions in 4 parts, i. e. Cantus, Tenor, Medius and Bassus, from the most emi-
nent musicians of Queen Elisabeth’s time: John Playford, Tho. Ravenscroft, R.
Allison, Ed. Blancks, Tho. Tomkins, Wm. Cobbold, Wm. Cranford, John Milton — the
father of the great poet — Wm. Harrison, J. Farmer, S. Stubbs, M. Cavendish, J. Dowland,
G. Kirby, Tho. Tallis, Ed. Hooper, a. o.
These tunes were composed to promote the practice of psalmody and adapted for the
use of non professional singers. Though collections of this kind of books were published in
very great number, these compilations have become very rare, being used up. Our manuscript
is in very good condition, but for some si. stains and some well-thumbed places. — For the
composers see Eitner; than Grove, Diet, of Music and Musicians. 3 rd ed. Lond. 1928 and
Hawkins, A General Hist, of the science and practice of Music. 5 vol. Lond. 1776.
346 (Fischart, Joh.) Gantz gedenckwiirdige u. eygentl. Verzeichnuss, wie die . . . Spanische
Armada, zu end nechst verschienenen Sommers dieses 1588. Jahrs, vmb bezwingung der
Niderlanden v. einnemmung des Konigreichs Engelland abgefahren etc. „Gedruckt zu Mur-
baden bey Sixto Sexto Ontrei", 1588. 4 to. 36 unn. 11. Old MS.-vellum. 80.—
Goedeke II. 502.49. Very rare contemporary German report on the victory
of the English fleet of the Queen Elizabeth over the Armada in the channel. Aug. 8 th 1588, the first
modern sea-battle, which was decided by the fire of the cannons.
On the last 4 leaves there are victory-poems to the Queen Elizabeth (Triumphale ad praest. dom.
Elisabetham Seren. Reginam Angliae), among which 2 poems by the famous German satirist Johann
F i s c h a r t (,,Siegdank oder Triumphspruch zu Ehren d. vortreffl. Konigin in Engellandt”, sign.
Kap. Guisart, and ,,Satyr, oder Freyhartischer Engellandischer (aber nicht Englischer) Grufi an die
lieben Spanier”.
On the inner margin a few worm-traces, some si. waterstains tow. the end, the head-line partly
cut away, otherwise in good condition.
347 High-Life in London. — Set of 6 aquatint-engrav., printed in colours, drawn by Martens,
H. Aiken, W. J. S h a y e r, W. H. Knell, engr. by J. Harris. London, Ackermann, ca.
1854. obi. 4 to. Cloth. 18.—
1.) 42 nd Roy. Highlanders. — 2.) Taking the Stag. — 3.) Getting away. — Now for the front. —
4) The Time Keeper. — 5.) The Rivals. — 6.) A Schooner Yacht, sailing by the Wind. — Added: 4
handsome water-colours of ladies-costumes; ab 1850; 12 : 8 cm.
CATALOGUE 260 — PRICES IN SWISS FRANCS
XIII. EMBLEMS — XIV. ENGLAND
Swiss Francs
341 Saavedra, F. Idea de un principe politico christiano. Monaco 1640. in-4. Av. titre-fron-
tisp. et 101 fig. emblemat. dansle texte. Veau de 1’ep. (leg. frotte). 15.—
Palau VI. 361.
342 Sambucus, Joa. Emblemata c. aliquot nummis antiqui. Antwerpen, Chr. Plantin, 1564. 8. M.
schonem Holzschnitt. v. Ant. Bosch, Jean Croissant, etc. Schoner verg.
KIdrbd. m. groliereskem Mittelstiick, zisel. Goldschn. 60.—
Apponyi no. 380. Erste Ausgabe von Sambucus’ Embleme-Buch, das mit schonen, in sehr fein
geschnittenen Umrahmungen stehenden Holzschnitten geschmiickt ist. S. 232 Widmungsschrift an Jean
G r o 1 i e r. (Ueber Embleme-Biicher vgl. den Aufs. v. Riimann, Philobiblon 1936, Nr. 5/6, S. 161 ff.).
343 Taurellus, N. Emblemata physico-ethica. Niirnbg. 1602. M. Wappenholzschn. u. 116
hiibschen, teils altkolor. Holzschn. — Beigeb.: Ders. Carmina funebria. Ebda.
1602. Alter blindgepr. Ldrbd. (unbed. Wurmloch.) 90.—
(1) Sehr hiibsches Holzschnittbuch, mit interess. Landschaftsbildern, Jagdszenen, e. Eislaufszene,
Berufsdarstellgn. : Farber, Holzfaller, Schmied etc. Einige der Illustr. sind in Stammbuchart
bes. hiibsch altkoloriert. — Peter u. Prokop Pienasceck von Krusslova gewidmet.
Mit Widmungen an beriihmte Zeitgenossen des Taurellus, meist frank, und poln. Gelehrte u. Adelige.
Durchschossenes, nur ganz wenig gebrauntes Expl.
xiv. England
344 Camden, G. Britannia, etc. Frkft. 1590. 8 vo. W. 2 folded maps and ab. 50 maps,
showing the countries of Engl, in the text. Old vellum w. supralibros. 12.—
An early edition of this interesting English topography.
345 English Psalm-Tune Book of John Gouldar, 1739. English Manuscript on
paper, 92 11. containing ab. 125 church-tunes in 4 parts. Sm.-4to. Old veil. 120.-
Most interesting handwritten psalmbook, cont. more than 120 country church-tunes, com-
monly sung in English parish-churches and private houses in the 17 th and 18 th century. It
contains compositions in 4 parts, i. e. Cantus, Tenor, Medius and Bassus, from the most emi-
nent musicians of Queen Elisabeth’s time: John Playford, Tho. Ravenscroft, R.
Allison, Ed. Blancks, Tho. Tomkins, Wm. Cobbold, Wm. Cranford, John Milton — the
father of the great poet — Wm. Harrison, J. Farmer, S. Stubbs, M. Cavendish, J. Dowland,
G. Kirby, Tho. Tallis, Ed. Hooper, a. o.
These tunes were composed to promote the practice of psalmody and adapted for the
use of non professional singers. Though collections of this kind of books were published in
very great number, these compilations have become very rare, being used up. Our manuscript
is in very good condition, but for some si. stains and some well-thumbed places. — For the
composers see Eitner; than Grove, Diet, of Music and Musicians. 3 rd ed. Lond. 1928 and
Hawkins, A General Hist, of the science and practice of Music. 5 vol. Lond. 1776.
346 (Fischart, Joh.) Gantz gedenckwiirdige u. eygentl. Verzeichnuss, wie die . . . Spanische
Armada, zu end nechst verschienenen Sommers dieses 1588. Jahrs, vmb bezwingung der
Niderlanden v. einnemmung des Konigreichs Engelland abgefahren etc. „Gedruckt zu Mur-
baden bey Sixto Sexto Ontrei", 1588. 4 to. 36 unn. 11. Old MS.-vellum. 80.—
Goedeke II. 502.49. Very rare contemporary German report on the victory
of the English fleet of the Queen Elizabeth over the Armada in the channel. Aug. 8 th 1588, the first
modern sea-battle, which was decided by the fire of the cannons.
On the last 4 leaves there are victory-poems to the Queen Elizabeth (Triumphale ad praest. dom.
Elisabetham Seren. Reginam Angliae), among which 2 poems by the famous German satirist Johann
F i s c h a r t (,,Siegdank oder Triumphspruch zu Ehren d. vortreffl. Konigin in Engellandt”, sign.
Kap. Guisart, and ,,Satyr, oder Freyhartischer Engellandischer (aber nicht Englischer) Grufi an die
lieben Spanier”.
On the inner margin a few worm-traces, some si. waterstains tow. the end, the head-line partly
cut away, otherwise in good condition.
347 High-Life in London. — Set of 6 aquatint-engrav., printed in colours, drawn by Martens,
H. Aiken, W. J. S h a y e r, W. H. Knell, engr. by J. Harris. London, Ackermann, ca.
1854. obi. 4 to. Cloth. 18.—
1.) 42 nd Roy. Highlanders. — 2.) Taking the Stag. — 3.) Getting away. — Now for the front. —
4) The Time Keeper. — 5.) The Rivals. — 6.) A Schooner Yacht, sailing by the Wind. — Added: 4
handsome water-colours of ladies-costumes; ab 1850; 12 : 8 cm.
CATALOGUE 260 — PRICES IN SWISS FRANCS