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Weimar: Verlag des Industrie Compotoirs, 1803. The right half of the leaf is spotted throughout. Otherwise in good condition.. 42.7 x 47,8 cm (16.75 x 18,75 inches).. Original antique copper engraving, hand colored in outline and wash when published. Handcolored copperengraving map of the southern part of West Africa. It covers the region from the Sahara in the north to Camma in the south, from the ocean in the west to Agades in the east. The map focuses on the coastal regions and the cities along the rivers in the west. At the bottom left is the title cartouche, above it a small inset map of the Capoverde Islands, to the right of which are the scales in geographical miles and nautical miles.

Weimar: Verlag des Industrie Compotoirs, 1801. The right half of the leaf is spotted throughout. Otherwise in good condition.. 42.7 x 47,8 cm (16.75 x 18,75 inches).. Original antique copper engraving, hand colored in outline and wash when published. Original antique map of the Lower Guinea and the individual kingdoms. Apparently not much was known about this area at the time of writing, only the coastline, the Congo and some apparently Spanish-occupied areas in the east with gold and silver mines are shown in the usual detail. The title cartouche is at the bottom left.

Amsterdam: de Wit, 1680. Trimmed top and bottom. Sheet browned throughout. Small corner tear at bottom right, outside the illustration. Two small brown spots at the bottom left of the leaf edge. Some small creases on the center fold.. 495 by 575mm (19½ by 22¾ inches).. 495 by 575mm (19½ by 22¾ inches).. Original antique copper engraving. This antique map shows us lower Saxony in Germany. Inside the map are also the neighbouring regions engraved as Westfalia, Luneburg, Meklenburg, Bremen, etc. In the right lower corner we found the figurative title cartouche. The figuratives hold the singles coast of arms from the singles regions. In the left lower corner we see also a figurative title cartouche with the mileage scale.

Dresden: I. A. Richter, 1735. Blatt gebräunt, im Bereich der Kartusche einige kleine braune Flecken. Ansonsten in gutem Zustand.. 32.5 x 40 cm (12.75 x 15,75 inches).. Original antiker Kupferstich, unkoloriert. Erschienen bei Schramm,Historischer Schauplatz: in welchem die merkwürdigsten Brücken aus allen vier theilen der Welt, insonderheit aber die in den vollkommensten Stand versetzte Dressdner Elb-brücke, in saubern Prospecten, münzen und andern Kupferstichen, vorgestellet und beschrieben werden, 1735’. Blick auf Dresden mit der neuen Augustusbrücke, im Vordergrund das Reiterstandbild Augusts des Starken. Mit Allegorischer Titelkartusche. „Hier wird die Meisterleistung des Bauens präsentiert...“ u. einige Bauszenen. Ursprünglich war die Augustusbrücke das größte Brückenbauwerk des deutschen Hochmittelalters und eines der größten mittelalterlichen Verkehrsbauwerke Europas. Unter August dem Starken wurde die Brücke von Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann grundlegend umgestaltet.

Nürnberg, 1784. In excellent condition.. 48.3 x 52 cm (19 x 20,5 inches).. Old colored copperplate engraving after F. L. Güssefeld by Homann Erben, 1784. With French head title ("Representation de Cercle de Bas-Saxe") This antique map shows all of Lower Saxony, Brandenburg and Mecklenburg, as well as part of Holstein. - Title cartouche at the bottom right, cartouche with mile marker on the left. Header title in French.

Nürnberg: Homann Heirs, 1733. Other. Published plano without a centre fold. In excellent condition. 455 by 554mm (18 by 21 inches).. 455 by 554mm (18 by 21 inches).. Original antique copper engraving in full contemporary hand color in wash and outline when published. In the right corner of the picture there is a title cartouche with a floral border in the middle, as well as an inset card with the Fossa Carolina near Dietfurt a.d. at the top right. Altmühl. Historical map of the Nordgau based on the drawing by Johann Heinrich v. Falkenstein. Johann Baptist Homann (20 March 1664 – 1 July 1724) was a German geographer and cartographer, who also made maps of the Americas.Homann was born in Oberkammlach near Kammlach in the Electorate of Bavaria. Although educated at a Jesuit school, and preparing for an ecclesiastical career, he eventually converted to Protestantism and from 1687 worked as a civil law notary in Nuremberg. He soon turned to engraving and cartography; in 1702 he founded his own… Leer más

Nürnberg: Homann, 1729. In excellent condition. 565 by 477mm (22 by 18 inches).. 565 by 477mm (22 by 18 inches).. Original antique copper engraving, hand colored in outline and wash when published. Detailreiche Karte des Gebietes östlich von Hamburg, ehemaliges Herzogtums Sachsen-Lauenburg. Oben links eine Insetkarte des Landes Hadeln. Es handelt sich hierbei um eine historische Landschaft an der unteren niedersächsischen Elbe. Unten links die prachtvolle unkolorierte Titelkartusche mit zahlreichen Allegorien. Im Zentrum der Darstellung der Titel eingraviert auf einen Sockel. Die Göttin Pax zeigt neben ihren Attributen verschiedene Wappen, unter anderem des Hauses Braunschweig-Lüneburg. Unter ihr die Darstellung einer Schlacht. Im linken unteren Eck ist Heinrich der Löwe in Rüstung mit einem Löwen eingraviert. Am rechten Bildrand ein von einem Putti getragener Meilenzeiger.Detailed map of the area east of Hamburg, former Duchy of Saxony-Lauenburg. An inset map of the country of… Leer más

Nürnberg: Homann, J. B. (Homann’s Heirs), 1780. In very good condition and in full original colors. Small wormhole at the bottom of the center fold. Some waterstains.. 46 x 57,4 cm (18 x 22,5 inches).. Original antique copper engraving in full contemporary hand color in wash and outline when published. The map shows the March of Brandenburg and the Duchy of Pomerania. On the right is the title cartouche, including three-column explanations. At the top left there is a legend about the different sized places and below the mile marker. On the left below the border line with the engraver's signature "I.M. Schmidt sc. Nor." The very decorative map replaces the map "Tabula Marchionatus Brandenburgici Et Ducatus Pomeraniae.", which was published by Homann more than 50 years earlier.

Netherland: Le Clerc, 1676. Mounted on thick paper. In excellent condition.. 42 x 35,5 cm (16.5 x 14 inches).. Original antique engraving. Bird's-eye view of the Battle of Doesburg in the Netherlands in 1672. Detailed engraving of the battle surrounded by an ornate Baroque border with armor, axes, spears and arrows. Above the depiction in a round border is a plan with the city wall of Doesbourg. On either side, scantily clad angels with fanfares. French text underneath.

Antwerpen, 1584. In excellent condition. . 345 by 503mm (13½ by 19¾ inches).. Original antique copper engraving, colored in outline and wash when published. Latin text edition. The map image shows Thuringia and Saxony, as well as Upper and Lower Lausnitz. Very nice uncolored copy, published in the first Spanish edition of the Theatrum Orbis Terrarum by A. Ortelius. Flawless copy, even and strong impression. Broe. 93

Wien: Artaria & Comp., 1810. Sheet browned throughout. Very wide margins. Small hole outside the image. Sheet 48,5x61,5 cm.. 29 x 43 cm (11.5 x 17 inches).. Old colored outline etching by Carl Postl after Laurenz Janscha from "Collection des vues les plus interestinges et picturesques de la Boheme", around 1810. Decorative panoramic view of Karlsbad in Bohemia. The etching was engraved by C. Postl after a sketch by Lorenz Jantscha. Printed on handmade paper, with watermark,van Gelder Zonen’.

Wien: Artaria & Comp., 1810. Sheet browned throughout. Very wide margins. Sheet 46x57,5 cm.. 29 x 43 cm (11.5 x 17 inches).. Old colored outline etching by Carl Postl after Laurenz Janscha from "Collection des vues les plus interestinges et picturesques de la Boheme", around 1810. Decorative panoramic view of Karlsbad in Bohemia. The etching was engraved by C. Postl after a sketch by Lorenz Jantscha. Printed on handmade paper, with watermark,van Gelder Zonen’.

Augsburg: Tobias Conrad Lotter, 1730. Some old restored repairs.. 49.7 x 57,3 cm (19.5 x 22,5 inches).. Original antique copper engraving, hand colored in outline and wash when published. Very rare antique map of Lithuania. This is the second edition with the Seutter privilege added at top right corner. Decorative cartouche with hand colored coat of arms with crown above. Matthäus Seutter (born September 20, 1678 in Augsburg; † March 1757 there) was a German cartographer and engraver as well as the founder of the Seutter printing company and publishing house.Born the son of a goldsmith, Seutter began an apprenticeship with Johann Baptist Homann in Nuremberg after 1697. Returning to his hometown of Augsburg, he initially worked in the publishing house of Jeremias Wolff (1663–1724).Around 1707 he founded his own company with a printing and publishing house. There he produced large numbers of maps, city maps, genealogical diagrams and other motifs. He also brought out a pair of globes… Leer más

Amsterdam: Joannes Janssonius, 1640. In excellent condition.. 42.5 x 55 cm (16.75 x 21,75 inches).. Original copperplate map in contemporary border and surface color, published in the Atlas Major by Joan & Guiljemus Blaeu in Amsterdam, engraved based on the map image by Nikolaus Rittershaus. The Neumarkt area is shown in detail. The individual areas are highlighted by 16 painted coats of arms. Here is the edition by G. Blaeu (from 1660) with the cartouche for hunting. Impeccable in a magnificent contemporary color. Koeman [2680:1.1]

Amsterdam: Pieter Goos, 1660. In very good to excellent condition. . 40 x 52 cm (15.75 x 20,5 inches).. Original antique copper engraving, finely hand colored in outline, when published. Partially heightened in gold. Rare sea map of the Adriatic with the coasts of Italy (north of Otranto) as well as Croatia (La Valona), Montenegro and Albania. The cartouche and the entire coastline were heightened in gold. There are some mileage scales in the bottom left corner. The towns on the coast were marked with small red castles. Pieter Goos was 'one of the best known maritime booksellers of Amsterdam' (Koeman), he published a number of different sea-atlases or pilot books, his work was very much derivative. With his 'Zee-Atlas' he relied heavily on Hendrick Doncker's 'Zee-Atlas' of 1659. Our example of Pieter Goos chart 'Paskaerte Zynde t'Oosterdeel van Oost Indien...' was published in an early composit sea-atlas published probably around 1665/66. This map is printed on excellent thick double paper, it… Leer más

Amsterdam: P. Mortier, 1719. Small tear outside the image. Restored tear on the center fold, else in very good condition.. 45.8 x 64,5 cm (18 x 25,5 inches).. Original antique copper engraving, hand colored in outline.A fine example of a strong impression of this very large map. This issue is published and printed at Pierre Mortier in Amsterdam 1705. This large map, printed from two plates, was first published in the ‘Atlas Noveau...’ by Alexis Hubert Jaillot & N. Sanson. The area extends from Italy in the west of the map to New Guinea in the east. In the right upper corner ornated with a large highly decorative allegoric title-cartouche. This large map by the French cartographer Alexis-Hubert Jaillot impresses by its details in place names, engraved mountains and rivers. Hubert Jaillot’s map can be treated as a masterpiece of the French baroque cartography in the 17th century. It took Nicolaus Sanson and Hubert Jaillot a period of about fifteen years to complete this enormous work (c.… Leer más