SMALL PRINT BY JÄRTA AND JACOBSSON (6).

JÄRTA, HIS. Swar on an unknown author's high-stakes question, concerning a new coin constitution and a new national coin. Stockholm, with Anders Zetterberg, 1792.
8:o. 178 x 113 mm. 15 pp. Marbled later paper cover. Stock spotted.
(HIRTA, HIS). A few thoughts on how to establish and consolidate the ancient French monarchy. Stockholm, in Kumblinska Tryckeriet, 1799.
8:o. 185 x 111 mm. 62 pp. Stapled, in grey paper cover. Layer mottled, unsightly ink and moisture stains t. o. m. p. 10.
(HIRTA, HIS). Sent letter to Herr von Holten, by a Swede. Stockholm, at Fr. Cederborgh, 1814.
8:o. 171 x 112 mm. 40 pp. Stapled, in marbled later paper cover. Monogram stamp on the title page.
(JACOBSSON, CHRISTOPHER FRITZ). The conspiracies, uncovered in the basement of the Gilded Penningebristen, by Phais Oppositionowitsch. Patriot, coffeeist, theologian, porterognost, punschoman and friend of sobriety; knight of the Order of the Sält-Orden and Gstugu-Stjernnan; member of Rimsmideri-Sällskapet and Pennfäktare-Societeten, m. m. Stockholm, with Henrik G. Nordström, 1832.
175 x 115 mm. 14 p. Loose leaves in printed cover. Spotted and worn.
(JACOBSSON, CHRISTOPHER FRITZ). Jokey May Songs 1833. Stockholm, H. G. Nordstrom, 1833.
8:o. 178 x 110 mm. 44 p. Paperback. Front cover original, the rear newer.
(JACOBSSON, CHRISTOPHER FRITZ). Scenes from the student-lifvet of the youngest short story writer. Stockholm, Elméns & Granbergs Tryckeri, 1833.
8:o. 182 x 111 mm. 95, (1) pp. Nutt contemporary half-French band. Pretty spotty submission. Title page mended. Label from Samnet Idoheden on the inside of the front cover.

Inalles 6 scriptures. Hans Järta hardly requires a presentation. Christopher Fritz Jacobsson (1807-1875), Swedish pamphleteer, most often anonymously published. He ended his days as a school teacher in Brazil.

Provenance: Clas Ifvarsson (1941-2012), CEO and CEO of Stockholm Stadshus AB. Former CEO of a couple of companies within the City of Stockholm and for a period active in municipal politics. His impressive collection of books consisted mostly of Swedish literature from the 17th to the 19th century, but also many other important works with an emphasis on Sweden. Ifvarsson was very interested in cultural history and also a dedicated and knowledgeable collector, which was reflected in his extensive library.