[Stenography] 4 works: (1) De Gevleugelde Pen.

Orgaan der Nederlandsche Stenografen Vereeniging "Willem Stolze". 1st-5th volume. The Hague, 1891-1895, 60 issues in one volume, with illustrations, original gilt-lettered cloth, 4to.

Curious and very rare magazine, mostly printed in facsimile shorthand, with in manuscript overviews of the number of members on 1 January of each year with the stamp of the association. With: (2) Handleiding tot de Nederlandsche stenographie, door C.A. Steger. Schoonhoven, S. & W.N. van Nooten, 1867, 31 p., with 6 plates with facsimile shorthand, original printed wrapper (one plate loose, paper across spine partly lost; copy of P.H. Suringar, with his name on the front cover); (3) A manual of phonography, or writing by sound: a natural method of writing by signs that represent spoken sounds; adapted to the English language as a complete system of phonetic shorthand. By Isaac Pitman. Tenth edition, Londen/ Bath, I. Pitman etc., 72,(4), with facsimile examples, original blindstamped cloth, small 8vo; (4) One more on stenography with dedication by author C.A. Steger (1882) (total 4).