Dutch children's books, lot of eighteen

Late 19th to early 20th cent. Incl. a.o.: (1) Rinke, J. De Vliegende Kogel. Met versjes van Bram. Amst., Scheltens en Giltay, n.d. (1916). Cloth-backed col. lithogr. boards. A type of humorous book: the book is pierced by a "bullet" from front to back, which alters the illustrations in a comical way: a dog's leash is snapped, a motorcycle racer's fuel tank is hit, a baby's milk bottle is emptied. (2) Cramer, Rie. Kinderdeuntjes uit Grootmoeders Tijd. Utrecht, W. de Haan, n.d. (1922). Cloth-backed boards w. mounted plate. (3) Salvatore, C.M. Avonturen en ontmoetingen van den kleinen Hans. Een prentenboek met muziek en gezang voor kinderen. Leiden, A.W. Sijthoff, n.d. (1880). Cloth-backed boards. (4) Oom Ben. Jan-Klaassen. Buiksloot, J.M. Schalekamp, n.d. (1903). Pictorial boards. -and 14 others, incl. 2 publ. by J. Vlieger and 3 works by Tine van Berken.

All w. signs of wear, some very worn. (total 18)