covers with marbled paper; marbled endpapers (few rubbings to covers with loss of a small piece of marbled paper; inner-hinges neatly restored). Uncut. First work, 1775 (as mentioned on half-title): (xii), P.1-18, 2 leaves extra: 15*-18* and p. 19-34: 36 pages. The contents of the first 12 pages: Half-title "Prael-treyn zullende geschieden den XXVI. van Junius, den IV. & X. van Julius 1775", Title, 2 dedications, Epitome vitae Rumoldi & Kort begryp van het leven van Rumoldus. With together 16 cupper-engravings by G. Herreyns, frères Klauber a.o.:1-2: 2 engraved dedication-leaves and 14 other engravings (12 folding). 3: The cranium of Rumoldus within decorated border (37x44 cm), 4-11: chars 'Prael-waegens' (2 about 70x28 cm, 4: about 70 x 35 cm., 1: 74 x 39 cm and 1: 35 x 35 cm), 12-13: details (28x27 cm), 14-15: details (plain plates) and 16: "Opsinjoorken". - Second work, 1825: (ii),(ii: "Aenwyzer plan"), 66 pp. With 15 lithographed plates by de Burggraaf after Vervloet de Malines: 3 between the text: the cranium of Rumoldus, the tomb of Rumoldus and plan of Mechelen (the charming plan engraved by Berlin after J.F. van der Elst). At the end the 12 other plates: 1 plate (24x19 cm) "Signorken" and 11 folding plates depicting the chars (5), horses (1), "Het Ros Bayard" (1), "De Reuse Familie" (1), "Kemels en het Rad van Avontuur" (1), all measuring 28 x 42 cm. and "De Reus genaamd Groot-vader (46x27 cm) and "Het Schip s'Lands Welvaren" (43x43 cm). (Some lightbrown spots to the lithographs (Second work) and small tears to the engravings repaired, 1 small hole in folt (First work). - The plates printed on special thick white paper. - Two nice and very rare works bound together.