68 2999 Amsterdam and surroundings Commelin C 68/2999 [Amsterdam and surroundings]. Commelin, C. Beschryvinge van Amsterdam, (...) Haar Vergrootingen, Rykdom, en Wyze van Regeeringe, tot den jare 1691./ Vervolg van de Beschryving der Stadt Amsterdam (...). Amst., Wolfgang, Waasberge, Boom, Van Someren and Goethals, 1693, 1st ed., 2 vols., (18),528; (2),529-1223,(41)p., engr. frontisp., 2 woodcut coats of arms on title, 5 (fold./ double-p.) maps/ plans, 47 (double-p.) plates (incl. 1 fold. panorama), 3 double-p. tables, 77 (often half-p.) textengrs., woodcut textills., contemp. unif. blindst. vellum, folio. - One text leaf, plan, frontisp., title-p. 2nd vol. and one plate w. (sm.) tear(s); a few plates w. waterstain in upper blank margin. Upper joint 2nd vol. vellum splitting; vellum sl. soiled. = The first edition of the best 17th cent. description of Amsterdam, based on the works by the predecessors Dapper and Van Domselaar and on materials furnished by the author's father Isaac Commelin. The author (1636-1693) had free access to the archives of the city and therefore his work contains much more reliable sources and official documents than the works by Dapper and Van Domselaar. Nijhoff/ Van Hattum 66/ 67.
68 2999 Amsterdam and surroundings Commelin C 68/2999 [Amsterdam and surroundings]. Commelin, C. Beschryvinge van Amsterdam, (...) Haar Vergrootingen, Rykdom, en Wyze van Regeeringe, tot den jare 1691./ Vervolg van de Beschryving der Stadt Amsterdam (...). Amst., Wolfgang, Waasberge, Boom, Van Someren and Goethals, 1693, 1st ed., 2 vols., (18),528; (2),529-1223,(41)p., engr. frontisp., 2 woodcut coats of arms on title, 5 (fold./ double-p.) maps/ plans, 47 (double-p.) plates (incl. 1 fold. panorama), 3 double-p. tables, 77 (often half-p.) textengrs., woodcut textills., contemp. unif. blindst. vellum, folio. - One text leaf, plan, frontisp., title-p. 2nd vol. and one plate w. (sm.) tear(s); a few plates w. waterstain in upper blank margin. Upper joint 2nd vol. vellum splitting; vellum sl. soiled. = The first edition of the best 17th cent. description of Amsterdam, based on the works by the predecessors Dapper and Van Domselaar and on materials furnished by the author's father Isaac Commelin. The author (1636-1693) had free access to the archives of the city and therefore his work contains much more reliable sources and official documents than the works by Dapper and Van Domselaar. Nijhoff/ Van Hattum 66/ 67.
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