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America
Swiss Francs
51 Castro, C., J. Campillo, L. Auda y G. Rodriguez. Mexico y sus alrededores. Coleccion de vi-
stas, trajes y monumentos. Pub!, de Decaen editor. Mexico 1855 y 1857. Fol. W. title, fol-
ded plan, 41 figs, on 38 plates, 21 of which in colours. Orig. hf.-cloth. 120.—
An interesting illustrated book on Mexico. The well-executed lithographs represent views of
Mexico-City and some districts, streets, monuments, places of the surroundings etc., all enlivened by
a rich background and of the highest interest for costumes. Further plates slow popular festivities,
street-scenes, mail-assault etc. The colourplates are of particular interest.
Rare and sought for.
52 Columbus. — The Spanish letter of Columbus to Luis de Sant’ Angel, dated 15. Febr.
1493. Repr. in facsim., translated and ed. from the unique copy of the orig. edit, (printed
Barcelona 1493). London 1891. Fol. W. 4 pages in heliotype. Hf.-leather. 20.—
53 Cranz, D. Historic von Gronland enthalt. d. Beschreibung des Landes u. d. Einwohner etc.
insbesond. die Geschichte der dortigen Mission d. evang. Bruder zu Neu-Herrnhut und
Lichtenfels. Barby 1765. Thick sm.-8vo. W. 2 fold, maps and 6 fold, engravings.
Old calf, (back dam.) 30.—
54 (Grynaeus, S. and J. Huttichius). Novus orbis regionum ac insularum veteri-
bus incognitarum, una c. tabula cosmographica. Basle, Joh. Hervagius, 1555.
Fol. With a large folding world-map. Original binding of woo-
den boards, cov. w. calf and richly decorated w. roll-produced borders of
biblical scenes sign. H. B. 1559. (cf. Haebler I. 39, 1); with title:Nodus orbis
and date: 1559; 2 clasps. 360.—
Harrisse, p. 230, 236, 296. Rare edition of this most interesting collection of voyages
and discoveries in the New World enlarged by the relations of Ferd. Cortez ”De insulis
noviter inventis” and some other reports.
Very fine copy with extremely rare large folding map of the world which is wanting in
most copies. This interesting map shows North America drawn as a small island and
called ’’Terra de Cuba”; it is separated from South America by an isthmus. The map is in a
richly figured frame, in which we see a curious representation of the ’’Canibali” .
Bound roith: Herold, B. J. Originum ac germanicarum antiquitatum libri, leges videlicet
Salicae, Allemannorum, Saxonum, Angliorum, etc. Basel, Henripetri, 1557.
Exceptionally fine copy in a very interesting contemporary binding of best pre-
servation.
55 (—) Die New Welt, der landschaften vnnd Insulen, so bis hie her alien Alt-
weltbeschrybern unbekant, jungst aber von den Portugalesern u. Hispaniern
im Niderenglischen Meer herfunden. StraBburg 1534. Fol. VI, 252 leaves.
Fine original binding of wooden boards with richly stamped brown pigskin,
on the top inscription “Die Neu Welt”, catches for clasps (somewhat
rubbed). 250.—
Harrisse 188. Sabin 34106. The first German edition of the ’’Novus Orbis”, translated by
Michael Herr. This famous collection of Voyages contains the first three voyages of
Columbus, the four voyages of V e s p u c c i u s, the report of Cadamosto, Pinzon,
Marco Polo and Peter Martyr, Miechovius on Russia, etc. etc .
Both, Sabin and Trbmel emphasize the great rarity of this German edition which is said
to be even rarer than the original Latin edition of 1532.
Fine large copy in its well-preserved original binding.
56 Kapp, F. Geschichte der deutschen Einwanderung in Amerika. Bd. I: Die Deutschen im
Staate New York b. z. Anfang d. 19. Jhdt. (Alles was ersch.) Leipz. 1868. 8. Hldr. 24.—
Martius. Nova genera plantarum Brasiliae. See No. 150.
GILHOFER & RANSCHBURG, VIENNA I, BOGNERGASSE 2
Swiss Francs
51 Castro, C., J. Campillo, L. Auda y G. Rodriguez. Mexico y sus alrededores. Coleccion de vi-
stas, trajes y monumentos. Pub!, de Decaen editor. Mexico 1855 y 1857. Fol. W. title, fol-
ded plan, 41 figs, on 38 plates, 21 of which in colours. Orig. hf.-cloth. 120.—
An interesting illustrated book on Mexico. The well-executed lithographs represent views of
Mexico-City and some districts, streets, monuments, places of the surroundings etc., all enlivened by
a rich background and of the highest interest for costumes. Further plates slow popular festivities,
street-scenes, mail-assault etc. The colourplates are of particular interest.
Rare and sought for.
52 Columbus. — The Spanish letter of Columbus to Luis de Sant’ Angel, dated 15. Febr.
1493. Repr. in facsim., translated and ed. from the unique copy of the orig. edit, (printed
Barcelona 1493). London 1891. Fol. W. 4 pages in heliotype. Hf.-leather. 20.—
53 Cranz, D. Historic von Gronland enthalt. d. Beschreibung des Landes u. d. Einwohner etc.
insbesond. die Geschichte der dortigen Mission d. evang. Bruder zu Neu-Herrnhut und
Lichtenfels. Barby 1765. Thick sm.-8vo. W. 2 fold, maps and 6 fold, engravings.
Old calf, (back dam.) 30.—
54 (Grynaeus, S. and J. Huttichius). Novus orbis regionum ac insularum veteri-
bus incognitarum, una c. tabula cosmographica. Basle, Joh. Hervagius, 1555.
Fol. With a large folding world-map. Original binding of woo-
den boards, cov. w. calf and richly decorated w. roll-produced borders of
biblical scenes sign. H. B. 1559. (cf. Haebler I. 39, 1); with title:Nodus orbis
and date: 1559; 2 clasps. 360.—
Harrisse, p. 230, 236, 296. Rare edition of this most interesting collection of voyages
and discoveries in the New World enlarged by the relations of Ferd. Cortez ”De insulis
noviter inventis” and some other reports.
Very fine copy with extremely rare large folding map of the world which is wanting in
most copies. This interesting map shows North America drawn as a small island and
called ’’Terra de Cuba”; it is separated from South America by an isthmus. The map is in a
richly figured frame, in which we see a curious representation of the ’’Canibali” .
Bound roith: Herold, B. J. Originum ac germanicarum antiquitatum libri, leges videlicet
Salicae, Allemannorum, Saxonum, Angliorum, etc. Basel, Henripetri, 1557.
Exceptionally fine copy in a very interesting contemporary binding of best pre-
servation.
55 (—) Die New Welt, der landschaften vnnd Insulen, so bis hie her alien Alt-
weltbeschrybern unbekant, jungst aber von den Portugalesern u. Hispaniern
im Niderenglischen Meer herfunden. StraBburg 1534. Fol. VI, 252 leaves.
Fine original binding of wooden boards with richly stamped brown pigskin,
on the top inscription “Die Neu Welt”, catches for clasps (somewhat
rubbed). 250.—
Harrisse 188. Sabin 34106. The first German edition of the ’’Novus Orbis”, translated by
Michael Herr. This famous collection of Voyages contains the first three voyages of
Columbus, the four voyages of V e s p u c c i u s, the report of Cadamosto, Pinzon,
Marco Polo and Peter Martyr, Miechovius on Russia, etc. etc .
Both, Sabin and Trbmel emphasize the great rarity of this German edition which is said
to be even rarer than the original Latin edition of 1532.
Fine large copy in its well-preserved original binding.
56 Kapp, F. Geschichte der deutschen Einwanderung in Amerika. Bd. I: Die Deutschen im
Staate New York b. z. Anfang d. 19. Jhdt. (Alles was ersch.) Leipz. 1868. 8. Hldr. 24.—
Martius. Nova genera plantarum Brasiliae. See No. 150.
GILHOFER & RANSCHBURG, VIENNA I, BOGNERGASSE 2