Bartsch Ill. nr 209 (270). Good impression trimmed at the platemark of the only state. Vertical median crease repaired and in part teared (?); important tear repaired at upper left; accidents in the corners; one manquant; small foxings and other small defects.

Bartsch nr 340. Good impression trimmed at the platemark. Waterstains and stains, mostly along the left side; tiny defects and rests of mounting on the corners on the back. Edition of XVIIth or beginning of XVIIIth century.

Vives e Pique nr 27. Good impression on laid paper, with the signature stamp (Lugt 942). Some very slight foxings and a few very slight creases. Good margins.

Beraldi nr 22. Viser e Pique nr 22 (I?/III). Good impression on china paper applied on wove paper, before the letter. Foxings, mostly marginal and at top. Good margins.

Cailler nr 154. Very good impression on wove paper, signed. Good margins.

Robert Dumesnil nr 84. Very good impression of the only state. Usual horizontal median crease; a few marginal stains. Wide margins. Edition of end XVIIth or beginning XVIIIth century.

I.F.F. nr 355. Very good impression. Rares handling creases, mostly marginal; some stains and marginal foxings. Edition of end XVIIth or beginning XVIIIth century.

In 8, two volumes, second edition. Bound in contemporary brown calf. Defects to the binding, aux coiffes and aux dos, a few foxings, la gravure de Rembrandt “La Faiseuse de Kons” présentant some foxings and/or stains. Complete engravings by Amand, Bega, della Bella, Brebiette, Callot, Castiglione, P. van Laer, Ostade, Rembrandt, van Vliet, Waterloo… One […]

New Hollstein nr 143 (II or III/III). Fair impression of 2nd or 3rd state (of 3), with new small works. Foxings and stains pronunced; small thin paper area in the sky. Edition of beginning of XIXth century. Thread margins.

Titled, signed and dated. Maintained by points of glue on wove paper.

Robert Dumesnil nr 344. Good impression of the only state, the letter at foot trimmed here. Small repair on the front; montée à fenêtre. Plate resuming the portrait by Jacob of Gheyn II.

Good impression on wove paper trimmed at the subject, probably by the artist.