[Ex libris J.C. Pabst] Panikkar, K.M. Malabar and the Dutch

Bombay, D. B. Taraporevala Sons & Co., 1931. Full gilt dec. mor. w. raised bands. Ex Libris J.C. Pabst on pastedown. (2) Louw, P.J.F. De derde Javaansche successie-oorlog (1746-1755). Batavia/ The Hague, Albrecht & Rusche/ M. Nijhoff, 1889. Full gilt dec. mor. Ex Libris J.C. Pabst on pastedown. (3) Godée Molsbergen, E.C. Tijdens de O.-I. Compagnie. Amst., N.V. Swets en Zeitlinger, 1932. Full gilt dec. mor. w. raised bands. Ex Libris J.C. Pabst on pastedown. (4) Wall, V.I. van de. Batavia's oude Landhuizen. From "Nederlandsch-Indië, Oud en Nieuw (16.12)" The Hague, 1932. Hmor. w. gilt title on spine. Ex Libris J.C. Pabst on pastedown. -and 9 other studies, all w. ex libris J.C. Pabst.

Jean Charles Pabst (1873-1942) was a KNIL officer and diplomat. He started out as a military attaché in Beijing and Tokyo, became an inspector of the artillery Pabst and was Dutch consul in Japan from 1923 until WWII commenced in 1941. He died of a heart attack shortly after the war started. Pabst was also an enthusiastic scholar and collector of all kind of rare books about Indonesia. (total 9)