Noord-Beveland.

Kaarte der eilanden Noordbeveland, Wolphartsdyk en Oostbeveland.

Kopergravure 1753 van D.W.C. en A. Hattinga, uitgegeven door Isaak Tirion te Amsterdam. Handgekleurd, afkomstig uit de Tegenwoordige staat van Zeeland. Ingelijst!

Noord-Beveland. Provincie Zeeland. Noord-Beveland. Litho, 1857. Herkomst: "Nederlandse zeden en gebruiken". Tekenaar: Bing en Braet von Uberfeldt. Lithograaf: R. de Vries jr. Afmeting:28 x 39 cm. Geleverd in passe-partout. [22661]

Nooijer, Paul de.

Paul de Nooijer.

Eindhoven; 1982; Paul de Nooijer; softcover; ills. in colour and b&w; n.pp.

Nonhebel, G.K.A..

Luchtige schetsen.

Middelburg; 1924; G.W. den Boer; cloth, green, black stamped; 221 pp.

No name..

An abridgment of Captain Cook's last voyage, performed in the years 1776, 1777, 1778, 1779. and 1780, for making discoveries in the northern Hemispere, By order of His Majesty. Extracted from the Quarto Edition, in Three Volumes.

London; 1794; C. and G. Kearsley. One folded and 7 fullpage copper engravings. Half leather with marbled boards; XXIV, 442, (18) pp.

No name.

10 Meesterwerken, masterpieces, chefs d'oeuvre, Meisterwerke uit het Stedelijk Museum te Amsterdam.

Amsterdam; n.d.; Stedelijk Museum; 10 loose folio sheets with 10 reproductions (tipped-in) by various artists (i.a. Charley Toorop, James Ensor, Marc Chagall, Isaac Israels). In matching cover.

No name.

10 Jaar Landbouwersbank Almelo 1948-1958.

Almelo; 1959; ringband; 11 blz. poëzie n.a.v. een afscheid na 10 jaar dienst bij de Landbouwersbank te Almelo; met 8 originele, ingeplakte zwart wit foto's, van o.a. het pakhuis a/d Oude Kloosterweg; handgeschreven tekst, in inkt; oblong, 24,5x15 cm.

No name. Educational Print. Coloured Lithograph, ca. 1880. Educational print, no.XI. Size: 30,5 x 38,5 cm. Traces of wear. [23500]

No name. Atlas du Traité de Tactique. N.pl.; ca. 1815; Librairie des Frères van Cleef; portfolio (with cords) comprising 18 engraved, maps (complete), loose as issued; plate XVIII partly popped-up; 29x44,5 cm. Lacks text volume. Portfolio occasionally rubbed, waterstains, discoloured and moulded. First four maps and maps XV and XVI with small horizontal tear in margins (not affecting the image). Maps occasionally frayed along extremities and a trifle foxed in margins. [23763]

No name. Educational Print. Coloured Lithograph, ca. 1880. Educational print, no.XVI. Size: 33,5 x 42,5 cm. Traces of wear. [23502]

No name. Educational Print. Coloured Lithograph, ca. 1880. Educational print, no.XXIX. Size: 33,5 x 43 cm. Traces of wear. [23507]

No name. Educational Print. Coloured Lithograph, ca. 1880. Educational print, no. XXVII. Size: 33,5 x 43 cm. Traces of wear. [23490]

No name. Educational Print. Coloured Lithograph, ca. 1880. Educational print, no. XVIII. Size: 33,5 x 43 cm. Traces of wear. [23491]

No name.

Le solitaire du Mont Carmel; épisode des premiers temps du christianisme.

Tours; 1863; Ad. Mame et Cie.; frontispiece (woodengraving); halfcloth, marbled; 139 pp.

No name. Educational Print. Coloured Lithograph, ca. 1880. Educational print, no. XXX. Size: 33,5 x 43 cm. Traces of wear. [23492]

No author.

Zomer- en herfstbloemen.

Alphen a.d. Rijn; z.j. (ca. 1978); N. Samsom; harde, linnen, kaft; geplastificeerd; leporello; chromolithografische platen, met daarop telkens 4 afb.

No author.

Weezen-almanak 1889.

Nijmegen; 1889; P.J. Milborn; slappe kaft; 18e jaargang; met diverse gravures, o.a. 2 van Neerbosch; opgesplitst in twee deeltjes, tweede deel betreft mengelwerk; 64 en 80 p.

No author.

The fleet of Leif Hoegh & Co. A/S 1928-1988.

N.pl.; 1988; softcover; ills. of the vessels in colour and b&w, with accompanying text; index; text in English; 96 p.

No author.

The Engineer. Weekly issue. Vol. XCIII- from January to June 1902.

London; 1902; Office for Publication and Advertisements; halfcloth with marbled boards; 4o; with a wide range of articles and reviews; relating industrial developments and overlooking innovative projects, machinery, engines, tools, etc.; numerous ills., fig., plates, plans, diagrams, wood engravings; articles, reviews in this volume i.a.: six-coupled express locomotive, Eastern Railway of France (M.L. Salomons, engineer, Eastern Works at Epernay, builders), with a double page supplement with a woodengraved view of the locomotive; twin-screw triple-expansion engines, s.s. Arundel (William Denny and Brothers, Dumbarton, engineers), with a folding, woodengraved, view of the engines; metre-gauge Fairlie engines, Burma Railway Company (the Vulcan Foundry Company, Newton-le-Willows, engineers), with a folding, woodengraved, view of the engines; peat fuel works, Stangfiorden, Norway, with ills.; eight-coupled coal engine, North Eastern Railway, with a folding, woodengraved, view of the engine; Electrolytic Alkali Works at Middlewich, with ills.; His Majesty's first class battleship "Queen" (constructed at Devonport dockyard), with a folding plate with a view of the ship; French self-propelled lorries, with ills.; compound narrow-gauge locomotive, Indian-Netherlands Railway, Java (Mr. B.A. Gratama, Java, engineer), with a view of the locomotive; index; XVI, 640 pp.

No author.

The Engineer. Weekly issue. Vol. LXXXIV- from July to December 1897.

London; 1897; Office for Publication and Advertisements; halfcloth with marbled boards; 4o; with a wide range of articles and reviews; relating industrial developments and overlooking innovative projects, machinery, engines, tools, etc.; numerous ills., fig., plates, plans, diagrams, wood engravings; articles, reviews in this volume i.a.: compound goods locomotive, Northern Pacific Railway (The Schenectady Locomotive Works, engineers), with a folding, woodengraved, plate with a view of the locomotive; the Jungfrau railway, with ills.; four-coupled bogie tank engine, London, Tilbury and Southend Railway (Mr. Th. Whitelegg, Plaistow, engineer), with a folding plate (ca. 80x55 cm.) with plans and fig.; Messrs. Davey, Paxman and Co.'s works, Colchester, with ills.; Davis's motor car steering gear, with fig.; ten-wheeled mineral engine, Great Western Railway (Mr. William Dean, Swindon, engineer), with a folding, woodengraved, plate with a view of the engine; tank locomotive, Indian State Railways (Messrs. Neilson & Co., locomotive works, Glasgow, engineers), with a folding, transparent paper, plate with plans and fig.; Canadian ferry steamer "Chebucto" (Messrs. John Shearer and Sons, Glasgow, builders), with plans and fig.; winding engines for the Ebbw Vale Steel, Iron and Coal Company, Limited, with a folding plate with plans and fig.; sixty years of Thames shipbuilding and marine engineering, with ills.; Hungarian paddle steamer I. Ferencz Jozef (Messrs. the Danubius Schoenichen and Hartmann Ship and Machine Construction Company, Budapest, builders and engineers), with a folding plate with plans and fig.; the Ameer of Afghanistan's gun factories (Sir T. Salter Pyne, engineer), with ills.; locomotives for the Waterford, Limerick and Western Railway (messrs. Kitson and Co., Leeds, engineers), with a double page plate with woodengraved ills.; ice-breaking steamer "Sleipner" (Burmeister and Wain, Copenhagen, engineers), with plans and fig.; index; XVI, 662 pp.

No author.

The Engineer. Weekly issue. Vol. LXXVIII- from July to December 1894.

London; 1894; Office for Publication and Advertisements; halfcloth with marbled boards; 4o; with a wide range of articles and reviews; relating industrial developments and overlooking innovative projects, machinery, engines, tools, etc.; numerous ills., fig., plates, plans, diagrams, wood engravings; articles, reviews in this volume i.a.: twin-screw steamship "Duke of York"- engines and boilers (messrs. Denny Brothers, Dumbarton, builders and engineers), with folding plate with plans and fig.; solid rock dredger "Majestic", for Bermuda (Messrs. Lobnitz and Co., Renfrew, engineers), with folding plate with plans and fig.; express passenger locomotive, Dutch railways- Cologne-Amsterdam service, with a woodengraved view of the locomotive; the "Gigantic Wheel" at Earle's Court, with ills.; six-coupled Bogie goods engine, Highland Railways (constructed by Messrs. Sharp Stewart and Co., Glasgow, from the designs of Mr. D. Jones, Inverness), with a folding, woodengraved, plate; the "General Skinner", submarine mining steamer (Messrs. Cox and Co., Falmouth, builders and engineers), with folding plate with plans and fig.; the New Victoria Bridge over the Brisbane River (Mr. A.R. Brady, engineer), with folding plate with plans and fig.; the Chilian cruiser "Blanco Encalada" (Messrs. Sir W.G. Armstrong, Mitchell and Co., Newcastle-on-Tyne, builders), with a folding, woodengraved, plate with a view of the ship; views on the Congo railway, with ills.; index; XVI, 582 pp.

No author.

The Engineer. Weekly issue. Vol. CXLVII- from January to June 1929.

London; 1929; Office for Publication and Advertisements; halfcloth with marbled boards; 4o; with a wide range of articles and reviews; relating industrial developments and overlooking innovative projects, machinery, engines, tools, etc.; numerous ills., fig., plates, plans, diagrams, wood engravings; articles, reviews in this volume i.a.: Ljungström locomotive for the Argentine State Railways (The Nydqvist and Holm A.B., Sweden, engineers), with double page supplement with plans and fig.; the Cascade Tunnel, Great Northern Railway, with ills. and fig.; the Hudson River Bridge, witth figures; the British industries fair (some of the exhibits at Birmingham), with ills.; the Coolidge irrigation dam in Arizona, with double page supplement, with ills.; steam generator for the Southwick power station, Brighton, with double page supplement with plans and fig.; index; XVI, 722 pp.

No author.

The Engineer. Weekly issue. Vol. CXLIV- from July to December 1927.

London; 1927; Office for Publication and Advertisements; halfcloth with marbled boards; 4o; with a wide range of articles and reviews; relating industrial developments and overlooking innovative projects, machinery, engines, tools, etc.; numerous ills., fig., plates, plans, diagrams, wood engravings; articles, reviews in this volume i.a.: the Super-Sentinel "Rhinoceros" steam tractor (the Sentinel Waggon Works, Shrewsbury, engineers), with plans and fig.); the Ferrybridge Station of the Yorkshire Electric Power Company (W.B. Woodhouse, engineer), with ills.; the 24,000-ton twin-screw motor liner "Saturnia", with ills.; L.M. and S. Railway- three-cylinder express locomotive "Royal Scot", with double page supplement with plans and fig.; Panama Pacific liner "California"- propelling motors (the General Electric Company, engineers), with ills.; the "Singapore"all-metal flying boat (Short Brothers, Rochester, engineers), with ills.; East River Station, New York, with plans; the motor car ferry boat "Fishbourne" (WM. Denny and Brothers, Dumbarton, builders); with plans and fig.; the Gladstone docks, Liverpool, with ills.; index; XVI, 754 pp.

No author.

The Engineer. Weekly issue. Vol. CLIII- from January to June 1932.

London; 1932; Office for Publication and Advertisements; halfcloth with marbled boards; 4o; with a wide range of articles and reviews; relating industrial developments and overlooking innovative projects, machinery, engines, tools, etc.; numerous ills., fig., plates, plans, diagrams, wood engravings; articles, reviews in this volume i.a.: the White Star liner "Georgic" (Harland and Wolff, Belfast, builders and engineers), with plans and ills.; Prettyboy Dam, Maryland, with ills.; London, Midland and Scottish Railway Company's road-rail vehicle, with ills.; American sea-going train-ferry steamers, with ills.; electrical equipment at the Mount Isa Mines, Queensland, with ills.; L.N.E.R. widening- Romford junction to Romford factory, with ills.; exhibits at the Leipzig technical fair, with ills.; the Darlington Rustless Steel and Iron Company's Works, Darlington, with ills.; the Barnsbury Works of Negretti and Zambra, with ills.; the new Central Railway Station at Milan, with ills.; index; XII, 708 pp.