Stockholm: Norstedt & Söner, 1919. Privattryck i 300 numrerade exemplar förutom arkiv- och författarexemplar. Detta N:r 90. (4), 163 s. + 14 planscher. Bunden oskuren med bevarat omslag i ett brunt halvskinnband. Rygg med gulddekor och fem upphöjda bind. Nötta nedre pärmkanter. Ryggen något blekt och nött samt med några små fläckar. Exlibris T. Buhrman. 27,5 x 19 cm. Med bidrag av bl. a. Georg Brandes, Verner von Heidenstam, Ragnar Östberg, Henning Berger och Ellen Key. Med en etsning av Carl Larsson, ett träsnitt av Sigge Bergström, en litografi vardera av Albert Engström och Yngve Berg, samt en torrnålsetsning vardera av Axel Fridell och Torsten Schonberg; samtliga signerade av konstnären.

New York: Random House, 2006. Ca (470) pp. 35x26,5 cm. Publisher's title decorated cloth in dust jacket. Photoillustrated in black-and-white and color. ISBN 0375505091

Franckfurt, Andreae, 1716. 4to. In a contemporary Cambridge style-mirror binding with five raised bands and gilt lettering and ornamentation to spine. Wear and scratches to extremities. Upper and lower compartment with tears and a bit of loss of leather. End-paper closely annotated in contemporary hand. A few underlinings and marginal annotations throughout. (4), 686, (2) pp. The third and last of a series of Frankfort editions of the Hebrew bible (1677, 1692, 1716). "The text is mainly based on the Athias-Leusden edition of 1667". (Darlow-Moule) Darlow-Moule 5143

London 1969. 23x15. XIV+410 pp. text (including 12 pages with reproductions of marks) + 160 pp. with ca 480 photos + 6 colour plates. Publisher's cloth, dust jacket. Still a standard reference work on the Chinese white porcelain produced at Dehua in the Fujian province.

Christiania., 1854. Størrelse : 19 cm X 27,1 cm. Originalt litografi etter von Hanno. Med nyere håndkolorering.. (Udgivet af Chr. Tønsberg) Norsk. Fra mappen : “Christiania med dens nærmeste Omgivelser fremstillet i Tegninger med kort oplysende Text”.

Oslo, 1994. 8vo. Originalbind med smussomslag. 59 s. (Det Norske Samlaget.) Norsk.

Kjøbenhavn, Schubothe, 1880. 8vo. I samtidigt halvlæderbind. Med egenhændig dedikation fra Bang: "Hr. C. Ferslev / fra hans taknemlige hengivn(e) Herman Ba(ng) / 12.15.80". Bind med en smule slitage. (4), 228 pp. Originaludgaven med forfatterens egenhændige dedikation til Christian Ferslew (1836-1910) som grundlage og dreve flere danske aviser bl.a Nationaltidende, på hvilken Bang var ansat i perioden 1879-1884. Herring, p. 67 (15.12.1880).Posselt, Bibliofiler 21, Paul Sandberg samling af Herman Bang-dedikationer, nr. 9.

A Copenhague, Chez Cl. Philibert, 1771. 8vo. Two volumes, both uncut, partly unupened, in the original interrim boards. Spines with wear and some loss of paper. Boards with brownspotting and a stain. Internanny very nice and clean. XVIII, 328 pp.; 330, VI, 8 pp. Rare first edition of the first two volumes of Claude Philibert’s periodical offering Danish readers access to the newest French ideas at a time when foreign books - especially controversial ones - were in high demand. Published under the pseudonym “une Société danoise”, the magazine collected essays, short treatises, verses, philosophical reflections and occasional pieces translated or adapted into French.

London, Longman, Brown and Longmans, 1852. 8vo. In contemporary red full cloth with gilt ruled fillets to boards. All edges gilt. Light wear to extremities. Head of spine with a bit of loss of cloth, Hinges frayed. A few brown spots to first few leaves, otherwise internally nice and clean. (4) 284 pp.

Copenhagen, Thieles, 1920. 4to. Uniformly bound in three recent blue full cloth bindings. A nice and clean set. CLXVI,344, (4) pp.; 593, (4) pp.; CLXVI, 420 pp., 3 portraits, plates and textillustrations.

Kjøbenhavn, Reitzel, 1829. First edition of Hans Cristian Andersen's third publication in book form and his first dramatic work. This seminal publication marked his stage-debut and was not only the first work that he wrote for the theatre, but also the first of his works that was performed on the stage. It is with the present work, "Love in Nicolai Tower" that Hans Christian Andersen inaugurated his dramatical production, a genre that came to define much of his literary production for the next forty years, over the cause of which he produced about as many plays - i.e. ab. 40. The question as to acceptance from the theatre and the the set-up of the plays, however, -especially at the beginning of his career - would often postpone the actual theatre debut by many months, sometimes years. Thus, many of his early plays were only performed on the stage much later. "Kjærlighed on Nicolai Taarn", however, was accepted almost immediately and was performed already the following year, marking his theatre debut. 8vo. Uncut in a nice recent half calf binding with leather title label with gilt lettering to front board. Ex-libris pasted on to verso of front board. A nice and clean copy.