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Exciting adventures at sea

[CHILDREN'S BOOKS - TRAVEL].
Ivo de Noordhollander, of het Levensverhaal van een' jeugdigen Zeevaarder. Een leerrijk verhaal voor de Jeugd.

With title within tyographical lithographed borders, richly designed allegorical frontispiece, and 18 full-page lithographed plates, all within decorative borders, and all finely coloured by hand and richly heightened with gold.

With title within tyographical lithographed borders, richly designed allegorical frontispiece, and 18 full-page lithographed plates, all within decorative borders, and all finely coloured by hand and richly heightened with gold.

With title within tyographical lithographed borders, richly designed allegorical frontispiece, and 18 full-page lithographed plates, all within decorative borders, and all finely coloured by hand and richly heightened with gold.

With title within tyographical lithographed borders, richly designed allegorical frontispiece, and 18 full-page lithographed plates, all within decorative borders, and all finely coloured by hand and richly heightened with gold.

With title within tyographical lithographed borders, richly designed allegorical frontispiece, and 18 full-page lithographed plates, all within decorative borders, and all finely coloured by hand and richly heightened with gold.



(Turnhout, Glénison & Van Genechten, ca. 1830). Oblong 8vo. Original half cloth with lithographed illustration on front and back cover. With title within tyographical lithographed borders, richly designed allegorical frontispiece, and 18 full-page lithographed plates, all within decorative borders, and all finely coloured by hand and richly heightened with gold. 38 pp.

Beautifully hand-coloured travel book for children. The hero of the story, Ivo Wijnendaal from Egmond aan Zee, goes to sea when still a young boy. His ship discovers and explores an unknown island, O-ronoo, where Ivo finds a friend and life-long companion in the primitive native Onaida. At the end, after shipwrecks, seabattles, and a brillant career, Ivo becoming a vice-admiral, he returns home and settles at Egmond aan Zee with his friend Onaida. The publisher's addres, a famous House of catchpenny prints, is only found underneath the lithograph on back cover.
Good copy of a rare popular book.- (Binding sl. rubbed; sl. thumbed).
Not found in any usual collections or reference works.

Related Subjects: 19th Century  Children's Books  Dutch 

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