Dumas, Alecandre. (1) Amaury

Schiedam, H.A.M. Roelants, 1846. 336 p. W. lithogr. title, orig. purple hcalf by "Boekbinderij van H.A.M. Roelants" (printed label on lower pastedown), gilt spine, a.e.g., large 8vo (sm. internal and external imperfections). Walsweer lists this edition in his online bibliography of Dutch edition of works by Alexandre Dumas' works, citing Brinkman and other sources. Apparently no copies are recorded in Dutch libraries or traced elsewhere; an extremely rare first Dutch edition. The first French edition appeared in 1844. (2) De Burggraaf van Bragelonne. Amst., D. Molgo & Co., 1849. 12 vols.; each vol. w. lithogr. title (5 variants), contemp. simple limp boards. Several covers loose(ning) or lacking, paper over spines worn, other internal and external defects. Very - if not extremely - rare complete set, the 12th part ending with the words "Einde van de Burggraaf van Bragelonne, derde en laatste gedeelte van De Drie Musketiers". Apparently only one copy in Dutch libraries (Leiden, 12 parts in 6 vols.). Walsweer: "Amsterdam, D. Molgo en Co. 1851. 1e-9e dl. gr.80. fl.21,60 (vervolg op De Drie Musketiers). Oorspronkelijke titel: Le Vicomte de Braggelone [sic] 1848-1850."

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