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stäche. — Siege du fort St. Philippe. — Attaque de Brimstomhill. — Carte des Etats-Unis —
Cartes des concessions faites par l’Angleterre ä la France et ä l’Espagne et derniere planche
intutilee „Precis du Traite de Paix“, ornee de 10 medaillons, donnant differents combats Le
tout grave par F. Godefroy, Ponce, d’aprös Le Paon, N. Ponce, P. C. Maril-
lier, Le Barbier, William, Lausan, Fauvelet, Godefroy, Le tirage
des planches est magnifique. Ouvrage fort recherche.
430 Westindische Compagnie. — Voortganck vande West-Indische Compaignie.
Dat is: Levendigh Discours, Duydelijck ende krachtelijck verthoonende hoe
nootwendigh ende profytelijck voor den staet vande Landen in het gemeen,
ende allerley inwoonders in het particulier, sy den voortgang vande langh-
ghewenschte West-Indische Compaignie, ende met wat vlyt ende ernst elck
Patriot, na syn vermögen moet helpen arbeyden om de selve metten eersten
in treyn te doen brenghen. Gestelt door een oprecht Patriot ende Liefhebber
van den gemeenen welstant. Mit einer Titelvignette in Kupferstich. T’Amster-
dam, Marten Jansz: Brandt, 1623. 19 SS. 4°. Halbpgt. 240.—
A s h e r , Dutch books and Pamphlets pp. 113. Very scarce pamphlet probably of the hand of
W. Usselincx. Content: Progress of the West India Company that is: Lively Discourse showing
powerfully and clearly how necessary and profitable for the state of the land in general and
for many inhabitants in particular the success of the long expected West India Company is.
The engraving on the title represents the fleet of the W. Ind. Comp. on the coast of Brasil?
431 Wolfe, James, commander-in-chief of the expedition against Quebec; Killed in
the battle at the Heights of Abraham, 13 sept. 1759. Der General Wolf, Ober-
Befehlshaber des Englischen Kriegs-Heeres in Nord-Amerika. Gemahlt von B.
West. Gegraben von C. Guttenberg. Zu finden bey Gebrüder Klauber. Fourth
state. Square folio. 20.—
C. Cuttenberg, a pupil of Wille, was born in Nürnberg in 1744 and died at Paris in 1790.
Asien
432 Gesta proxime p(er) Portugalenses in In/ dia. Ethiopia & alijs orientalibus ter-
ris. a serenissimo Emanuele / portugalie rege — missa etc. On title a woodcut
with a large coat of arms of Portugal, at both sides a male and female native
holding a large crown. Nurenberge, Johann Weyssenburger, 1507. 4 leaves. In-
4°. Modern blue morocco-binding in a case. 900.—
Proctor, 11048. Kat. Huth, III, Nr. 3208. Apparently the first work mentioning the
isle of Ceylon (under the name of „Taprobana“, page 8). This rarest work contains an
account of the first Settlement by Europeans in India, and is thought to be
the earliest book about this theme at all. This very interesting work contains a comprehension
of all victories the Portuguese gained at Mombas, Cannanore, Cochin etc. in the year 1505 under
the Portuguese Viceroy Francis d’Almeida, Count of Abrantes. Besides there are mentioned the
beautiful buildings of different Oriental towns, their trade with pepper and jewels and other
interesting things. Francis d’Almeida intended to conquer the Malabar Coast, but having a
quarell with Albuquerque, he could not execute his projects. In a quarrel with the Kaffirs he
was killed by an arrow, near the Cape of Good Hope (on his return journey in 1509). — While
his government the Portuguese discovered Ceylon, the Maldive Islands and Madagascar.
There exists another edition of this book, published at Cologne in the same year which is not
known to be older than our copy, so the Nuremberg edition is perhaps the
first book on Europeans’ Settlement in India.
433 India. — Epistola Potentissimi / ac Inuictissimi Emanuelis Regis Portugaliae, /
& Algarbiorum. &c. De Victoriis ha- / bitis in India, & Malacha. / Ad. S. in Chri-
sto Patrem / & Dominum nostrum. / Do. Leonern. X. / Pont. Maxi- / mum. Viennae
impressa per Hier. Vietorum &. Joan. Singrenium, Oct. (1513). 4ff. in-4°. Vellum.
550.—
Denis, 86. Very rare letter containing news about the happy ventures of the Portuguese Al-
phonse of Albuquerque in Eeast India, especially at Malacca, Goa and Diu. Denis says in his
„History“ of Vienna’s Printers“, that this work on India was already very rare
inthe end of the 1 6 t h Century. Copy of best Conservation.
434 Malabar. — Herr Aaron National Land-Prediger unter den Heidnischen Mala-
baren in Ost-Indien. Altkolorierter Kupferstich. Nürnberg, bei Joh. Trautner.
Ca. 1740. Fol. Selten. Unter der Darstellung erklärender Text. 15.—
Ablaß
435 Johannes de Latoszin. Ablassbrief zum besten des Kampfes gegen die Türken.
O. 0., Dr. u. J. (Nürnberg, Anton Koberger, ca. 1485). Got. Typ.,
35 ZIL, 1 Bl. Fol. 250.—
Haebler, Einblattdrucke Nr. 801. Collijn, Ettbladstryck 7 (a). Joh. de Latoszin. der hier solchen,
die zum Krieg gegen die Türken und Tartaren Geldmittel zur Verfügung stellen, einen Ablaß
verkündet, war päpstlicher Commissar für Polen, Lithauen, Rußland und Canonicus zu Krakau.
Sehr selten.
42
Cartes des concessions faites par l’Angleterre ä la France et ä l’Espagne et derniere planche
intutilee „Precis du Traite de Paix“, ornee de 10 medaillons, donnant differents combats Le
tout grave par F. Godefroy, Ponce, d’aprös Le Paon, N. Ponce, P. C. Maril-
lier, Le Barbier, William, Lausan, Fauvelet, Godefroy, Le tirage
des planches est magnifique. Ouvrage fort recherche.
430 Westindische Compagnie. — Voortganck vande West-Indische Compaignie.
Dat is: Levendigh Discours, Duydelijck ende krachtelijck verthoonende hoe
nootwendigh ende profytelijck voor den staet vande Landen in het gemeen,
ende allerley inwoonders in het particulier, sy den voortgang vande langh-
ghewenschte West-Indische Compaignie, ende met wat vlyt ende ernst elck
Patriot, na syn vermögen moet helpen arbeyden om de selve metten eersten
in treyn te doen brenghen. Gestelt door een oprecht Patriot ende Liefhebber
van den gemeenen welstant. Mit einer Titelvignette in Kupferstich. T’Amster-
dam, Marten Jansz: Brandt, 1623. 19 SS. 4°. Halbpgt. 240.—
A s h e r , Dutch books and Pamphlets pp. 113. Very scarce pamphlet probably of the hand of
W. Usselincx. Content: Progress of the West India Company that is: Lively Discourse showing
powerfully and clearly how necessary and profitable for the state of the land in general and
for many inhabitants in particular the success of the long expected West India Company is.
The engraving on the title represents the fleet of the W. Ind. Comp. on the coast of Brasil?
431 Wolfe, James, commander-in-chief of the expedition against Quebec; Killed in
the battle at the Heights of Abraham, 13 sept. 1759. Der General Wolf, Ober-
Befehlshaber des Englischen Kriegs-Heeres in Nord-Amerika. Gemahlt von B.
West. Gegraben von C. Guttenberg. Zu finden bey Gebrüder Klauber. Fourth
state. Square folio. 20.—
C. Cuttenberg, a pupil of Wille, was born in Nürnberg in 1744 and died at Paris in 1790.
Asien
432 Gesta proxime p(er) Portugalenses in In/ dia. Ethiopia & alijs orientalibus ter-
ris. a serenissimo Emanuele / portugalie rege — missa etc. On title a woodcut
with a large coat of arms of Portugal, at both sides a male and female native
holding a large crown. Nurenberge, Johann Weyssenburger, 1507. 4 leaves. In-
4°. Modern blue morocco-binding in a case. 900.—
Proctor, 11048. Kat. Huth, III, Nr. 3208. Apparently the first work mentioning the
isle of Ceylon (under the name of „Taprobana“, page 8). This rarest work contains an
account of the first Settlement by Europeans in India, and is thought to be
the earliest book about this theme at all. This very interesting work contains a comprehension
of all victories the Portuguese gained at Mombas, Cannanore, Cochin etc. in the year 1505 under
the Portuguese Viceroy Francis d’Almeida, Count of Abrantes. Besides there are mentioned the
beautiful buildings of different Oriental towns, their trade with pepper and jewels and other
interesting things. Francis d’Almeida intended to conquer the Malabar Coast, but having a
quarell with Albuquerque, he could not execute his projects. In a quarrel with the Kaffirs he
was killed by an arrow, near the Cape of Good Hope (on his return journey in 1509). — While
his government the Portuguese discovered Ceylon, the Maldive Islands and Madagascar.
There exists another edition of this book, published at Cologne in the same year which is not
known to be older than our copy, so the Nuremberg edition is perhaps the
first book on Europeans’ Settlement in India.
433 India. — Epistola Potentissimi / ac Inuictissimi Emanuelis Regis Portugaliae, /
& Algarbiorum. &c. De Victoriis ha- / bitis in India, & Malacha. / Ad. S. in Chri-
sto Patrem / & Dominum nostrum. / Do. Leonern. X. / Pont. Maxi- / mum. Viennae
impressa per Hier. Vietorum &. Joan. Singrenium, Oct. (1513). 4ff. in-4°. Vellum.
550.—
Denis, 86. Very rare letter containing news about the happy ventures of the Portuguese Al-
phonse of Albuquerque in Eeast India, especially at Malacca, Goa and Diu. Denis says in his
„History“ of Vienna’s Printers“, that this work on India was already very rare
inthe end of the 1 6 t h Century. Copy of best Conservation.
434 Malabar. — Herr Aaron National Land-Prediger unter den Heidnischen Mala-
baren in Ost-Indien. Altkolorierter Kupferstich. Nürnberg, bei Joh. Trautner.
Ca. 1740. Fol. Selten. Unter der Darstellung erklärender Text. 15.—
Ablaß
435 Johannes de Latoszin. Ablassbrief zum besten des Kampfes gegen die Türken.
O. 0., Dr. u. J. (Nürnberg, Anton Koberger, ca. 1485). Got. Typ.,
35 ZIL, 1 Bl. Fol. 250.—
Haebler, Einblattdrucke Nr. 801. Collijn, Ettbladstryck 7 (a). Joh. de Latoszin. der hier solchen,
die zum Krieg gegen die Türken und Tartaren Geldmittel zur Verfügung stellen, einen Ablaß
verkündet, war päpstlicher Commissar für Polen, Lithauen, Rußland und Canonicus zu Krakau.
Sehr selten.
42
