De vernieuwde gulden winckel der kunstliebende Nederlanders : waer in den mensche door poëtische, historische en morale leeringen, vertoont wort, hoedanigh hy zijn leven, handel ende wandel, zedighlijck, eerbaerlijck en vermakelijck sal overbrengen : hier is by ghevoeght het tweede deel, waer in 't vvelvaren der vereenighde Nederlanden, en de droeve vvtvaert van Henricus de Grote, coningh van Vranckrijck en Navarre, &c. : nessens andere stichtelijcke dinghen, den konst-beminders worden voor oogen ghestelt /

Signatures: A-Y⁴.Page numbers 1-73 appear on both left and right pages of openings with emblematic engraving at left and explanatory verses at right. The 73 engravings are lettered A-T in groups of four (omitting J; group D has 3 engravings and group T has 2). They are by Gerard de Jode after Crispin van den Broeck, and derive from those in Laurens van Haecht Goidtsenhoven's Mikrokosmos (first published 1579); see Landwehr.Roman, italic, gothic and civilité fonts.Printed by Paulus van Rabesteyn. See colophon.First published under title Den gulden winckel in 1613.Landwehr, J. Emblem and fable books (3rd ed.),Mode of access: Internet.Jan Borms' property stamps on back pastedown.Binding: later decorated paper. Author, title & date written on spine. Edges sprinkled red