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68 AMERICANA
M. Pf.
263 ULLOA, A. de, et G. JUAN, voyage histor. de l’Amérique
Méridionale. Conten. histoire des Yncas du Pérou. (Trad, de
l’Espagn. par de Mauville). 2 vols. With 2 frontisp., vign. and
54 illustr.. plates and maps engraved after Picart and others by
J. Punt, de Bakker, La Cave. 4to. Amsterd. et Leipzig 1752 Boards. 48 —
Sabin 36812. Leclerc 1856. The bindings show some traces of frequent use;
otherwise very well preserved copy.
264 — — a voyage to South-America describing at large the Spanish
cities, towns, provinces etc. on that extensive continent interspersed
throughout with reflections on the genius, customs, manners and
trade of the inhabitants etc. 2 vols. W. 7 folding plates and
maps. London 1758. Original calf, somewhat rubbed. no —
Sabin 36813. Rich p. 126. Graesse VI, II (quotes only the later editions).
First edition of the English translation. ‘‘Juan y Ulloa’s travels may be selected
as the most entertaining and satisfactory work of its kind; they are the acknowledged
source of much that has been published in other forms” (See Sabin) The work refers
particularly to the following countries: Peru, Chile, Ecuador, Colombia and Paraguay.
The plates show also some interesting details of costume.
One plate somewhat torn into, otherwise well preserved copy.
265 ULLOA, Alf., commentarii d>-lla guerra ehe il duca d’Alva ha
fatto contra Guglielmo e Lodovici di Nassau princ. d’Oranges
1568. . . sino alla morte del princ. di Conde 1569. W. vignettes.
4to. Venetia, Zaltieri 1570. XVI, 99pp — (Budina, S.), historia
di Zighet ispuynata da Suliman 1566. N. ed. W. vign. 4 to.
Venetia, Zaltieri, 1570. 24 pp., 2 11. Magnificent contemp. brown
calf of Venetian workmanship, centre and corners on both covers
richly gold-tooled to a rope-work pattern interwoven with arabes-
ques. E. g. Back and corners nearly invisibly repaired. 280 —
Two very rare and interesting books in a fine Venetian binding 1. contains on
p. 58 a brief review of a speech delivered by Alba at Maastricht pointing to the
glorious deeds accomphished by the Spaniards in the West Indies under the command
of Cortez and Pizarro.
II. See Apponyi I no. 439. Ruled copy with ample margins.
266 — Ant. de, noticias americanas: entretenimientos phisicos-histo-
ricos, sobre la América Meridional, y la Septentrional Oriental.
Comparacion general de los territories, climas y produciones en
las très especies, végétales, animales y minerales: con relac. partie,
de las petrificaciones de cuerpos, marinos de los Indios naturales
de aquellos paises, sus costumbres y usos: de las antiguidades:
discurso sobre la lengua, y sobre el modo en que pasaron los
primeros pobladores. 4to. Madrid, Man. de Mena, 1772. Boards.
Hinges cracked. 160 —
Leclerc 580. Rich p. 191. Salva 3415. Heredia 3311. Moreno 1155. Brunet V
col. 1006. Graesse VI, II 224.
15 unn. 11., 417 pp. (numb. I 407, pp 319—328 twice), 1 1. of Erratas.
The rare original edition of this highly esteemed work (Cf. Rich and Leclerc 1 c.)
containing as it does a large mass of valuable information on nearly every aspect of
America. P. 16?- 164 refers to the whale.
The author was one of the most accomplished mariners of his time and an in-
defatigable scholar too. The relative rarity of this first edition appears from the fact
that it does not figure in the comprehensive American collection of the distinguished
bibliophile J C. Rodriguez (See cat. 1907).
Very well preserved copy.
1 M. = 1 sh. = $ 0,24 = Schw. fr. 1,25 = Holl. fl. 0,60 = Schw. Kr. 0,90.
M. Pf.
263 ULLOA, A. de, et G. JUAN, voyage histor. de l’Amérique
Méridionale. Conten. histoire des Yncas du Pérou. (Trad, de
l’Espagn. par de Mauville). 2 vols. With 2 frontisp., vign. and
54 illustr.. plates and maps engraved after Picart and others by
J. Punt, de Bakker, La Cave. 4to. Amsterd. et Leipzig 1752 Boards. 48 —
Sabin 36812. Leclerc 1856. The bindings show some traces of frequent use;
otherwise very well preserved copy.
264 — — a voyage to South-America describing at large the Spanish
cities, towns, provinces etc. on that extensive continent interspersed
throughout with reflections on the genius, customs, manners and
trade of the inhabitants etc. 2 vols. W. 7 folding plates and
maps. London 1758. Original calf, somewhat rubbed. no —
Sabin 36813. Rich p. 126. Graesse VI, II (quotes only the later editions).
First edition of the English translation. ‘‘Juan y Ulloa’s travels may be selected
as the most entertaining and satisfactory work of its kind; they are the acknowledged
source of much that has been published in other forms” (See Sabin) The work refers
particularly to the following countries: Peru, Chile, Ecuador, Colombia and Paraguay.
The plates show also some interesting details of costume.
One plate somewhat torn into, otherwise well preserved copy.
265 ULLOA, Alf., commentarii d>-lla guerra ehe il duca d’Alva ha
fatto contra Guglielmo e Lodovici di Nassau princ. d’Oranges
1568. . . sino alla morte del princ. di Conde 1569. W. vignettes.
4to. Venetia, Zaltieri 1570. XVI, 99pp — (Budina, S.), historia
di Zighet ispuynata da Suliman 1566. N. ed. W. vign. 4 to.
Venetia, Zaltieri, 1570. 24 pp., 2 11. Magnificent contemp. brown
calf of Venetian workmanship, centre and corners on both covers
richly gold-tooled to a rope-work pattern interwoven with arabes-
ques. E. g. Back and corners nearly invisibly repaired. 280 —
Two very rare and interesting books in a fine Venetian binding 1. contains on
p. 58 a brief review of a speech delivered by Alba at Maastricht pointing to the
glorious deeds accomphished by the Spaniards in the West Indies under the command
of Cortez and Pizarro.
II. See Apponyi I no. 439. Ruled copy with ample margins.
266 — Ant. de, noticias americanas: entretenimientos phisicos-histo-
ricos, sobre la América Meridional, y la Septentrional Oriental.
Comparacion general de los territories, climas y produciones en
las très especies, végétales, animales y minerales: con relac. partie,
de las petrificaciones de cuerpos, marinos de los Indios naturales
de aquellos paises, sus costumbres y usos: de las antiguidades:
discurso sobre la lengua, y sobre el modo en que pasaron los
primeros pobladores. 4to. Madrid, Man. de Mena, 1772. Boards.
Hinges cracked. 160 —
Leclerc 580. Rich p. 191. Salva 3415. Heredia 3311. Moreno 1155. Brunet V
col. 1006. Graesse VI, II 224.
15 unn. 11., 417 pp. (numb. I 407, pp 319—328 twice), 1 1. of Erratas.
The rare original edition of this highly esteemed work (Cf. Rich and Leclerc 1 c.)
containing as it does a large mass of valuable information on nearly every aspect of
America. P. 16?- 164 refers to the whale.
The author was one of the most accomplished mariners of his time and an in-
defatigable scholar too. The relative rarity of this first edition appears from the fact
that it does not figure in the comprehensive American collection of the distinguished
bibliophile J C. Rodriguez (See cat. 1907).
Very well preserved copy.
1 M. = 1 sh. = $ 0,24 = Schw. fr. 1,25 = Holl. fl. 0,60 = Schw. Kr. 0,90.
