Persicum Regnum, [Persia, Iran] de Mercator, Gerhard - 1607

Faber & Faber, 1969. Used - Like New. First edition.. 1969. Unknown Binding. Cloth, Dj., quarto, 209 pp., profusely illustrated. Foxing to edges of text block, jacket price-clipped, otherwise near fine. Fine.

Duisburg: Mercator, 1994. Un volume (21 cm) di XVII-209 pagine. In lingua tedesca. Ritratto di Mercatore in antiporta. Cartonato editoriale illustrato. Come nuovo.

Balkans: Amsterdam, " Exusum in aedibus Jodici Hondij veneunt etiam apud Corneliu Nicolai. item apud Joannem Janssoniu Arnhemi." 1607. Copper engraved map of Transilvania from the first edition of Gerhard Mercator's "Atlas Minor". Latin text to verso. The map shows the region of Transilvania in the centre of Romania bordered by the Carpathian mountians. Dark impression; old ink number to upper margin. Jodicus Hondius published the first "Atlas Minor" in 1607 in response to the idea that there was a market for smaller, handier and cheaper Atlases to make the maps of Mercator available to a wider public; he probably engraved the maps himself. The early editions were printed by Hondius and jointly sold by Corn. Claes and Joh. Janssonius, who probably supplied and owned the letterpress. With Hondius death in 1612 the further editions were published still under his name by his widow and heirs until 1621 when the plates were sold to a London editor. Koeman: Me186. Balkans Transilvania Romania

Europe: Amsterdam, " Exusum in aedibus Jodici Hondij veneunt etiam apud Corneliu Nicolai. item apud Joannem Janssoniu Arnhemi." 1607. Copper engraved map of Leige, from the first edition of Gerhard Mercator's "Atlas Minor". Latin text to verso. Strap work title cartouche. Dark impression; old ink number to upper margin; damp stain to lower blank margin. Jodicus Hondius published the first "Atlas Minor" in 1607 in response to the idea that there was a market for smaller, handier and cheaper Atlases to make the maps of Mercator available to a wider public; he probably engraved the maps himself. The early editions were printed by Hondius and jointly sold by Corn. Claes and Joh. Janssonius, who probably supplied and owned the letterpress. With Hondius death in 1612 the further editions were published still under his name by his widow and heirs until 1621 when the plates were sold to a London editor. Koeman: Me186. Europe Benelux Leige Leodiensis

Europe: Amsterdam, " Exusum in aedibus Jodici Hondij veneunt etiam apud Corneliu Nicolai. item apud Joannem Janssoniu Arnhemi." 1607. Copper engraved map of Funen island, Fionia, Denmark from the first edition of Gerhard Mercator's "Atlas Minor". Latin text to verso. Dark impression; old ink number to upper margin; damp stain to lower blank margin. Jodicus Hondius published the first "Atlas Minor" in 1607 in response to the idea that there was a market for smaller, handier and cheaper Atlases to make the maps of Mercator available to a wider public; he probably engraved the maps himself. The early editions were printed by Hondius and jointly sold by Corn. Claes and Joh. Janssonius, who probably supplied and owned the letterpress. With Hondius death in 1612 the further editions were published still under his name by his widow and heirs until 1621 when the plates were sold to a London editor. Koeman: Me186. Europe Northern & Eastern Europe Denmark Fionia Funen

Europe: Amsterdam, " Exusum in aedibus Jodici Hondij veneunt etiam apud Corneliu Nicolai. item apud Joannem Janssoniu Arnhemi." 1607. Copper engraved map of Jutland from the first edition of Gerhard Mercator's "Atlas Minor". Latin text to verso. Monster & ship to sea. Dark impression; old ink number to upper margin; damp stain to lower blank margin. Jodicus Hondius published the first "Atlas Minor" in 1607 in response to the idea that there was a market for smaller, handier and cheaper Atlases to make the maps of Mercator available to a wider public; he probably engraved the maps himself. The early editions were printed by Hondius and jointly sold by Corn. Claes and Joh. Janssonius, who probably supplied and owned the letterpress. With Hondius death in 1612 the further editions were published still under his name by his widow and heirs until 1621 when the plates were sold to a London editor. Koeman: Me186. Europe Northern & Eastern Europe Jutland Jutia Septrionalis

Europe: Amsterdam, " Exusum in aedibus Jodici Hondij veneunt etiam apud Corneliu Nicolai. item apud Joannem Janssoniu Arnhemi." 1607. Copper engraved map of Hainaut, from the first edition of Gerhard Mercator's "Atlas Minor". Latin text to verso. Strap work title cartouche. Dark impression; old ink number to upper margin; damp stain to lower blank margin. Jodicus Hondius published the first "Atlas Minor" in 1607 in response to the idea that there was a market for smaller, handier and cheaper Atlases to make the maps of Mercator available to a wider public; he probably engraved the maps himself. The early editions were printed by Hondius and jointly sold by Corn. Claes and Joh. Janssonius, who probably supplied and owned the letterpress. With Hondius death in 1612 the further editions were published still under his name by his widow and heirs until 1621 when the plates were sold to a London editor. Koeman: Me186. Europe Benelux Hainaut Hanonia

Amsterdam, 1607. Very good condition with handsome original color. Looking forward to being able to travel again! Copper engraved map from Mercator's "Atlas Minor", published in 1607. Latin text on verso. Image size: 7 wide x 5 1/4". Paper size: 9 x 7". Good impression. For a 1623 edition, see Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 4360:351.

Amsterdam, 1607. Very good condition with handsome original color. Looking forward to being able to travel again! Copper engraved map from Mercator's "Atlas Minor", published in 1607. Latin text on verso. Image size: 7 1/8 wide x 5 1/2". Paper size: 9 x 7". Good impression. Very good.

Amsterdam, 1607. Very good condition with handsome original color. Looking forward to being able to travel again! Copper engraved map from Mercator's "Atlas Minor", published in 1607. Latin text on verso. Image size: 7 1/4 wide x 5 1/4". Paper size: 9 x 7". Good impression. For a 1628 Latin edition, see Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 1530:352.1.