Bunjan John (10 results)

Small Hard Cover. Condition: Fair. No Jacket. No publisher date (circa early to mid 1800s). Boards rubbed with minor loss from corners, foxing and stains throughout, binding shaking - one gathering loose but included. 254 pp. Dutch translation of John Bunyan's famous A Pilgrim's Progress, the better part of which was written while he was imprisoned for violation of the Conventicle Act. Over three centuries later it still stands as one of the most significant works of theological fiction in English literature and a progenitor of the narrative aspect of Christian media.

Geb., hardcover, i.z.g.st., 164 pagina's.

107 p. Linnen, geplastificeerd.

107 p. Linnen.

Amsterdam, F.G.L. Holst, n.d. (1851), 240 pag., woodcut title-vignette and 4 illustrations, duodecimo (14,2 x 8,3 cm.)- Poor copy: lacks divisional title; first quire and some other leaves lower corner damaged (loss of some letters); cut short in top margin. Spine lacking (covers loosening).

Groningen, Laurens Groenewolt, 1746, 313pp. 19th century (?) half leather binding, marbled paper on boards, spine loose from binding, John Bunyan (1628 - 31 August 1688) was an English writer and preacher. He is best remembered as the author of the Christian allegory The Pilgrim's Progress, which also became an influential literary model. In addition to The Pilgrim's Progress, Bunyan wrote nearly sixty titles, many of them expanded sermons. This is a translation of The Doctrine of the Law and Grace Unfolded, as published in 1659.

Gorinchem, W.J. van Nas (Firma G.F. Gezelle Meerburg), 1872, 5e druk, 288 pag., 7 gegraveerde platen naar Jan Luiken, origineel bedrukt groen uitgeverskarton, duodecimo (14 x 9 cm.).

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 4 1/4 x 7 inches. Evans 30137. Part I, 240 pages, Part II 225 pages, "Kurtze Beschreibung von dem Leben und Sterben von Joh. Bunjan."--25 pages. Unrestored original binding of full calf. I have 2 copies of this edition and although the pagination is identical this copy is noticably thicker due to being printed on slightly thicker paper. Condition is Very Good; Covers show very little wear, a few small holes near head and tail of spine, small holes in front 2 endpapers, pages lightly toned with light foxing on some pages, binding is tight. Bunyan RGR.

Amsterdam, F.G.L. Holst, 1851. 14 x 9 cm. Gebonden in fraai halfleer met gemarmerde platten (2e helft 19e eeuw). 240 p. Niet afgesneden. Met enkele houtsneden. Mooi exlibris van de kunstenaar Jan Theodoor Giesen (kind op een stapel boeken kijkt naar zingende vogel; een doodshoofd ligt aan zijn voeten). Heel lichte gebruikssporen. Aandoenlijk gebruiksboekje met primitieve houtsneden in uitstekende staat. Met het voorblad, waarop een godzoeker op de poort naar het Heyl klopt.

[26]+ 651 + [45] pp., met een tweede gegraveerde titelpagina en 7 gegraveerde platen buiten tekst, 16cm., "Derde druk met veel aanmerkingen vermeerdert", titel in zwart en rood, 19e eeuwse gecart. band (gemarbreerde platten, perkamenten rug met handgeschreven titel), tekst is helder (op enkele oude vlekjes na), goede staat, R119419.