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BORNEO. KALIMANTAN, MYTHE EN KUNST. Delft, Indonesisch Ethnografisch Museum, 1973. 4to. Wrappers. With 125 illustrations. 176 pp. [Boeknr.: 29938 ]

€ 45,00

DUNSELMAN, P.D. Kana Sera zang der zwangerschap. 's Gravenhage, Martinus Nijhoff, 1955. Wrappers. With folding map and photographic plates. 283 pp. KITLV. - Dajak text with a translation into Dutch. With a summary in English. Avé, King, de Wit, West Kalimantan, 1081. [Boeknr.: 4087 ]

€ 35,00

FIENIEG, Anouk. Sejarah Sintang - the history of Sintang. A collection of books, manuscripts, archives and articles. Amsterdam, KIT, 2007. Wrappers. With illustrations. 112 pp. Bulletin Tropenmuseum. - Text in Bahasa Indonesia and English. Reports on the most important historical events as told in Western printed sources on Sintang, West Kalimantan. [Boeknr.: 34907 ]

€ 25,00

INDRAPOERA. Menu card of the passengership M.S. 'Indrapoera' of the Rotterdamsche Lloyd after design by E. Gaillard. Rotterdam, 1954. Folding card in bright colours depicting a man in local costume from Borneo. Decorative card of the famous Dutch shipping company Rotterdamsche Lloyd. Haks & Maris, Lexicon, p.95. [Boeknr.: 35758 ]

€ 15,00

JONGEJANS, J. Uit Dajakland. Kijkjes in het leven van den Koppensneller en zijne omgeving. Amsterdam, J.M. Meulenhoff, 1922. Original cloth. With map and 80 photographic illustrations. 290 pp. - (Ons mooi Indië). [Boeknr.: 6066 ]

€ 30,00

KEPPEL, Henry. Togten naar Borneo, van Jacob Brooke, thans gevestigd te Sarawak; en van Britsche oorlogschepen, tot demping der zeerooverij;.. Vertaald en met ophelderingen en teregtwijzingen vermeerderd. Deel II. Amsterdam, G.J.A. Beijerinck, 1846.Contemporary half calf. With 4 folding maps and 5 tinted lithographed plates by C.W. Mieling X,395 pp. Volume II only. - Enlarged Dutch edition, published in the same year as the original English edition.Expedition to Borneo of H.M.S. Dido to protect trade and suppress piracy in the Malacca Straits. Containing Brooke's exploits in Sarawak from 1838-1842. As a reward he received the title of rajah of Sarawak from the sultan of Brunei. The military exploits of Brooke, Keppel and Edward Belcher are also included.Tiele 592; Cat. KITLV p. 27; Bastin-Brommer N 564; Landwehr, Col. Pl., 331; Hill 918. [Boeknr.: 4046 ]

€ 125,00

KLOKKE-COSTER, A., A.H. KLOKKE en M. SAHA. De Slimme en de Domme. Ngadju-Dajakse volksverhalen. 's Gravenhage, Martinus Nijhoff, 1976. Wrappers. VIII,121 pp. KITLV. - Twenty Dayak traditional folk-tales. Original Dayak texts with Dutch translation. [Boeknr.: 5102 ]

€ 20,00

KREUGER, S.C.P. Zr.Ms. Onrust. Verraad en ondergang in Borneo (1859). Amsterdam, Van Soeren & Co., 1994. Wrappers. With illustrations. 79 pp. [Boeknr.: 19916 ]

€ 15,00

KÜHR, E.L.M. Schetsen uit Borneo's westerafdeeling. (1896-97). (Herdruk). Ingeleid door Hans Claessen en Harry Poeze. Leiden, KITLV, 1995. Wrappers. With illustrations. 92 pp. First published in Bijdragen tot de Taal-, Land-, en Volkenkunde. - Eduard Ludwig Martin Kühr (1858-1935) administrative official in West Borneo from 1881 to 1893, reports on his observations in a society that had hardly been touched by the colonial administration. [Boeknr.: 15472 ]

€ 15,00

LINDBLAD, T.Th. & P.E.F. VERHAGEN. Between Dayak and Dutch. The economic history of Southeast Kalimantan 1880-1942. Dordrecht, Foris Publications, 1988. Wrappers. With illustrations. X,282 pp. - (V.K.I.). [Boeknr.: 5105 ]

€ 35,00

MacDONALD, Malcolm. Borneo people. London, Jonathan Cape, 1956. Cloth, with dust-jacket. With 44 photographic illustrations. 376 pp. First edition. - Travels in Sarawak, particularly of his meetings with the jungle tribes who were once notorious as amomg the worst head-hunters in Asia. In addition the author gives glimpses of the parts played by the Malayas, Melanaus and Chinese in multi-racial Sarawak. [Boeknr.: 16306 ]

€ 95,00

REES, W(illem) A(driaan) van. De Bandjermasinsche krijg van 1859-1863. & De Bandjermasinsche Krijg van 1859-1863 nader toegelicht. Arnhem, D.A. Thieme, 1865-1867.3 volumes in 1. Original half cloth, spine lettered in gilt. With 2 tinted lithographed frontispiece portraits, large folding map, and 14 plates (10 chromolithographed plates of which 3 double page, 2 tinted and 2 folding), after C.C.A. Last by H.L. Smits. XII,346; VIII,417; 139 pp. First edition, complete set with the rare additional volume; with the bookplate of the Dutch diplomat and bookcollector Jean Charles Pabst (1873-1942). - In 1700 the Dutch East India Company established a factory in Banjermasin, but the place was found to be unhealthy. The Company's servants were finally attacked by the natives and the settlement was abandoned. The English seized Banjermasin in 1811, but restored it in 1817. The district was incorporated by the Dutch in consequence of the war of 1860. Banjermasin became the chief town in the Dutch part of the island of Borneo. A near contemporary account of the destruction of the Banjarmasin empire and imposition of Dutch colonial rule in Southern Borneo, now Kalimantan. - A fine copy with coloured plates.Tiele 902; Cat. NHSM I, p.515; Cat. KITLV p.44; Bastin-Brommer N 610; Landwehr, Coloured plates., 399. [Boeknr.: 1922 ]

€ 795,00

ROY, Jacob Jansz de. Hachelijke reys-togt na Borneo en Atchin, in sijn vlugt van Batavia, derwaards ondernoomen in het jaar 1691 en vervolgens. Zijnde een opregt verhaal van zeldsaame ontmoetingen, en deerlijke rampen .. Mitsgaders een seer naauwkeurige beschrijving van het eyland Borneo met des zelfs koningrijken, als Banyer Massing, Succadana, Cottaringen, de woon-plaatsen van de Viadjes en andere, met hare overkostelijke goud- en diamant-mijnen, camphur en andere koopmanschappen .. Insgelijks een aanmerkelijk berigt van het koningrijk Atchin op Sumatra .. Door den reysiger selfs opgesteld .. nu aldereerst na een egt af-schrift in't ligt gegeeven. Leyden, Pieter vander Aa, 1706.Sm.8vo. Contemporaryblind-tooled vellum. With 2 engraved folding maps and 4 folding engraved plates. (4),190,(17) pp. Second Dutch edition. Not included in the collection of Van der Aa, Naaukeurige versameling der gedenk-waardigste zee en land reysen, but separately issued as a supplement. - Jacob Janssen de Roy's book, the largest single description of Borneo printed during the century, which probably appeared in 1698 or 1699 for the first time, is an extended apologia written to the governor-general and council at Batavia by a skipper who had lost his ship on the coast of Borneo in February, 1692, as a result of the mutiny of his largely Chinese and Javanese crew. He and his shipmates barely survived hunger, thirst, exposure, hostile natives, and treachery before receiving good treatment and protection from the king of Banjarmasin in return for military assistance. Despite obtaining trading rights for the VOC, Roy was outlawed for absconding with the ship's money and subsequently sailed as a free trader in the Indies, visiting Borneo, Sumatra and Siam. Having acquired a considerable fortune from his enterprises, he was employed by the king of Siam to dispose of a certain English pirate who was visiting Siamese waters. The Roy's account includes brief descriptions of both Brunei and Sukadana although most of his description concern Banjarmasin. He also provided European readers with their first published description of Borneo's interior and of the people who lived there (Lach, Asia in the making of Europe, III, p.1390-1395). - Including an extensive description of the gold and diamonds mines on Borneo and the pirates of Palembang. - A fine copy.Landwehr, VOC, 291; Tiele 944; Cat. NHSM I, p.176; Wellan-Helfrich D 320-321; Howgego p.911. [Boeknr.: 21105 ]

€ 1250,00

SCHÄRER, Hans. Ngaju religion. The conception of God among a South Borneo people. Translated by R. Needham. With a preface by P.E. de Josselin de Jong. The Hague, Martinus Nijhoff, 1963. Cloth. With folding map and 26 illustrations. XV,229 pp. - (KI). [Boeknr.: 5116 ]

€ 40,00

SCHÄRER, Hans. Der Totenkult der Ngadju Dajak in Süd Borneo. Mythen zum Totenkult und die Texte zum Tantolak Matei. 's Gravenhage, Martinus Nijhoff, 1966. 2 volumes. Wrappers. XXVI,963 pp. KITLV. - I. Mythen zum Totenkult. II. Handlungen und Texte zum Totenkult. [Boeknr.: 5114 ]

€ 75,00

SCHWANER, C(arl) A(nton) L(udwig) M(aria). Borneo. Beschrijving van het stroomgebied van den Barito en reizen langs eenige voorname rivieren van het Zuid-Oostelijk gedeelte van dat eiland. Op last van het Gouvernement van Nederl. Indie gedaan in de jaren 1843-1847. Amsterdam, P.N. van Kampen, 1853-1854.2 volumes. Original embossed cloth (soiled). With chromo-lithographed views on title pages, folding map, and 24 chromolithographed plates (1 folding) after Von Gaffron by C.W. Mieling. (2),234; XIV,200 pp. First edition. - Carl Anton Ludwig Maria Schwaner (1817 -1851) was a German geologist and naturalist. He studied geology and mineralogy in Heidelberg, afterwards being associated with the museum of natural history in Leiden. In 1842, on a recommendation from Coenraad Jacob Temminck, he became a member of the Natuurkundige Commissie voor Nederlandsch Indië (Scientific commission of the Dutch East Indies). He arrived in Batavia in August 1842, and following certain delays, traveled to Borneo in order to conduct geological investigations. From 1843 to 1848, he performed geological, topographical, zoological and ethnographical research on Borneo. From November 1847 to February 1848, he trekked from the southern town of Bandjermasin, through the interior of the island, to Pontianak on its western coast; thus becoming the first European to accomplish such a feat.During that time he was the first European to cross the island from Banjarmasin to Pontianak. The author was accompanied by the artists Auguste van Pers (1815-1871) and Heinrich von Gaffron (1813-1880). He included much early information on the ethnic groups he encountered. Schwaner is 'der hervorragendste Borneo-Forscher seiner Zeit, bahnbrechend als Erschliesser des Südteils der grossen Insel' (Henze V, p.98). - With beautiful coloured plates. - Rare.Bastin-Brommer N580; Landwehr, Coloured Plates, 430; Tiele 995; Cat. KITLV p.27; Henze V, p.98. [Boeknr.: 32538 ]

€ 1500,00

TATE, D.J.M. Rajah Brooke's Borneo. The nineteenth century world of pirates and head-hunters, orang utan and hornbills, and other such rarities as seen through the Illustrated London News and other contemporary sources. Hong Kong, John Nicholson, 1989. Oblong 8vo. Boards. With many illustrations (sveral in colours). VI,130 pp. [Boeknr.: 37027 ]

€ 25,00

TJIA, Johnny. A grammar of Mualang: an Ibanic language of Western Kalimantan, Indonesia. Utrecht, Lot, 2007. Wrappers. (16),438 pp. Thesis. - Mualang is a Malayic (Dayak) language spoken in the interior of western Kalimantan (Borneo). [Boeknr.: 36565 ]

€ 65,00

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