BERG, P. VAN DEN, Oleng en Ateng. 2e druk.
Delft, [1968]. sm.8°. orig. pict. col. boards. 94pp. frontisp, drawings in text and full-p. by [H. Hehuat]. BUUR, I.J., 1105.
Juvenile. Describes daily life of 2 small Ambonese schoolboys from a KNIL milieu, with references to the atmosphere of Moluccan families, temporarily housed in Camp "Schattenberg", the Netherlands.

BERG PLEIJEL, S., De kampong van Ma Muriah. Een verhaal over de verwarring op Java na de Japanse invasie. Transl. fr. the orig. swedish by N. van den Beek.
Amsterdam-Antwerpen, 1979 Orig.pict.col. glossy boards. 112pp.
Juvenile, with as main character a young Eurasian girl, fleeing for the Japanese invaders of Java to her javanese grand-mother living in a mountain-campong on Java. MINT copy.

BERGE, G. TEN, Met open ogen. Gesprek met Hein ten Berge over zijn jaren in Nederlandsch-Indië als leraar in Moentilan en in Japanse krijgsgevangenschap. (1929-1949). [Eerste enige druk/first and only edition].
Maarssen, the author, d. [circa], 1995 sm. sq. 8°. Orig. stiff coloured pictorial wraps, after a design by Daphne van Ark. 67pp. Many sepia-coloured ills. after original photographs on 8 unnumbered lvs. at very end, text-ills. after drawings and a small plan in text of the dutch Jesuit College at Moentilan, Java.
Author's "interview" with his uncle, Mr. Hein ten Berge (1906-1994), relating his life and career as a layman-teacher at the dutch Jesuit College at Moentilan, Java, incl. extensive notes on Jesuit missionary labour and education in colonial Indonesia and his 3-year stay as a P.O.W. in a Japanese camp on Haruku (Moluccas). Privately published. A very fine copy.

BERGE, J.J. TEN (S.J.), Maleisch. Spraakkunst en Leeslessen. First edn.
Heerlen, N.V. Mij. tot expl. van het Limburgsch Dagblad, s.d. [....], 1945 Orig. stapled wrappers. Coloured sketch-map of Indonesia on front wrapper. 64pp. Some glossaries malay-dutch in text. NOT called for in HARSKAMP; Called-for in Library of Royal Institute of Linguistics and Anthropology, KITLV. (2nd. revised edn. only).
A concise practical grammar with reading-excercises how to master daily malay language, published on behalf of civil servants to be sent-out to liberated post-war Indonesia. (copy a little bit dog-eared, ow good).

BERGEN, H.C. VAN, Het Vreemdelingen-Maleisch. De omgangstaal in Nederlandsch-Indië. Orig. edn.
S.L., s.n., 1938 Orig. clothbacked printed boards. 93pp. Table of contents.
Textbook how to master Bahasa Melayu, or daily spoken malay in dutch colonial Indonesia for newcomers (:) grammar, conjugation, verbs, conversation porinounciation, &c. Very good copy. Scarce. (rectangual label, name in ink and a ms. annotation in ink, in upper margin on recte of f.e.p., not disturbing however).

BERGHAUS, E., Paradijsvlucht. Een Luchtreis naar Java. Transl. fr. the orig. german.
Amsterdam, [c. 1935]. cloth. 252pp. frontisp., ills. on 19 plates (incl. a track-map air-route Amsterdam-Batavia).
By air to and across Indonesia.

[BERGSMA, W.B.], Eindresumé van het bij Gouvernements besluit dd. 10 Juni 1867 No. 2 bevolen Onderzoek naar de Rechtsen van den Indlander op den Grond op Java en Madoera. Vol. I (of 3 only).
[Batavia, 1876]. orig. qtr.clothbacked boards, large cyclostyled title-label on upper boards, repeated and tipped-in at verso of first blank. (lxxiv), 222,89, 5pp.(errata). Many tabs. in text and full-p., also at end as so-called "Bijlagen".
The first volume of an official dutch colonial service report on indonesian landowner-ship (esp. on Java and Madura) and the judicial basis; tables show land-sales with prices fetched. (the 2nd. vol. appeared in 1880 and the 3rd. in 1896). Rare. (first and last 50pp. with heavy marginal worming, ow. a good copy).

BERGUM INDONESIAN COLLECTION: Indische Verzameling te Bergum [Friesland province]: CHINEESCH ALTAAR.
Bergum, Gebrs. van der Meulen, [circa] 1906 Original captioned monochrome picture postcard (140x90mm). Circulated and postmarked with stamp preserved 15 April 1915.
Circulated dutch picturepostcard illustrating a Indonesian Chinese Family Altar, exhibited in the Bergum [also Burgum] indonesian collection, Friesland Province, the Netherlands. Very fine copy. Curious. The "Indonesian Art Museum" of Bergum Village, Friesland province, was formed and founded by the indonesian art collector and schoolmaster A. Tjibbes van der Meulen, 1862-1934. Van der Meulen worked in the Dutch East Indies and started to collecct indonesian arts, and developed to a skilled art connaisseur, forming the biggest private collection at the time. The Museum at Bergum was opened on 28 May 1906. Van der Meulen decided to sell the whole collection in 1910 to a local notary public Nanne Ottema, keen to keep the collection in Friesland Province.

BERKHOUT, A.H., Ziele, Resultate und Zukunft der Indischen Forstwirt-schaft. Orig. thesis. [Tübingen university].
Tübingen, 1909 Small 8°. orig. wraps., (v), 190pp., many tables in text.
Forests & forestry of colonial Indonesia: objects, results and future development.

BERKUM, N. VAN De Hollandsche Tafel in Indië. 3e vermeerderde druk.(3rd. enlarged edn.).
Gorinchem, 1913 Small 8°, gilt lettered cloth, (2), 283pp., index.
Collection of recipes for Dutch meal cooking in colonial Indonesia, with use of indonesian ingredients.

BERLAGE, H.P., Vuur, lucht, water, aarde. 18 voordrachten, voor de Nirom gehouden...Orig. edn.
Batavia, Kolff, 1936 Orig. cloth, large black/white vignette in centre of front boards. 120pp. Frontispiece (birth of Anak Krakatau), many ills., tables, graphs and climate-charts on 12 photo plates out-of-text, table of contents.
A collection of 18 radio-talks by author, a dutch scientist with the Royal Magnetic and Meteorologic Observatory at Batavia, as held for 'NIROM' /Dutch East Indies Broadcasting Company, with as subject natural phenomena as occurring in dutch colonial Indonesia as (:( earthquakes and seismology, sea-tide, spread of earthquake centers across the archipelago, time and timekeeping, gravitation, cosmic radiation, high- and low-pressure fields, magnetism, climate, &c. Very good copy. (name in ink on recte of first blank, repeated in upper right corner of ti.-p., not disturbing however).

BERLAGE Nz., H.P. - J. DE HAAN, C.T.J. LOUIS RIEBER, JURRIAAN KOK (et.al., contributors), Rapportover de Bouwkunst op de Internationale Koloniale- en Uitvoerhandel Tentoonstelling te Amsterdam 1883.
Amsterdam, Van Munster, 1884 Large 4°., original clothbacked marbled boards, gilt lettered spine. 98pp. Photo-lithographed title-print, 60 photo-lithographed plates with detailed illustrations, of which some double-page, captions, large coloured decorative initials, text printed in double collumns within a red coloured thin line border, table of contents. ["Maatschappij tot Bevordering der Bouwkunst; Bouwkundig Tijdschrift", Deel IV, Deel 30 der Bouwkundige Bijdragen].
A collection of contributions by dutch architects, being analytical architectural descriptions to dutch colonial indonesian Pavillions at the Amsterdam International Colonial- and Export exhibition 1883. Plates feature pavillions in traditional indonesian architecture, including interior decorations in the same style and motifs. Good copy. Rare. (extremities to binding a bit shaved, front inner jount a bit shaky but firmly holding, some versos (blanks) of plates browned, some wear to spine ends).

BERNARD, Ch. - C.P. COHEN STUART, A.A.L. RUTHERS (executive committee), Handelingen van het Thee-Congres met Tentoonstelling; Gehouden te Bandoeng van 21 tot 26 Juni 1924. [Eerste enige druk/first and only edition].
Weltevreden, Kolff (TYP.), 1924 Stout large 8°., original limp cloth, tilded title with large gilded design on front cover, gilded spine. (vii), 369pp. 1 nicely designed coloured plate tipped-in on a stiff leave, featuring the poster (reduced) to the 5th Bandung Annual Fair, black/white illustrations on 16 photo-plates, numerous illustrations after line-drawings, numerous tables, graphs, statistics and diagrams in text and full-page, sketch-maps in text and full-pagedouble-page plan to exhibition/fair-grounds, name-lists of board of directors, organizing committees, exhibitors and congress attendants, programme to festivities and excursions organized, table of contents, marbled limp endpapers.
Dutch language minutes to the [international] scientific 6-dayTea-Congress, exhibition and fifth Annual Fair as held at Bandung, Java in 1924, including programme to excursions and festivities. With numerous contributions (papers submitted) with discussions to any aspect of Tea and Tea cultuvation by A.A.L. Rutgers, Ch. Bernard, L.G. den Berger, I.G.E. Kalshoven, T.J. Bianchi, et.al. Fine copy.

BERNATZIK, H.A. Südsee. Ein Reisebuch. 1st. edn.
Berlin, 1934 orig.calfbacked pict.col. boards. 243pp. 66 ills. on field-photo. plates, 2 sketch-maps. "TAYLOR, 1965, p. 397" (English edn. only).
Author's travels through the Solomons, New Guinea & Bali. Fine copy.