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A very colorerful map of Russia by the great Homann. The geography includes Scandinavia, Kamtchatka and parts of China. A decorative title cartouche with figures, one holding a globe. Sailing ship is noted at the top left. A good dark impression with some very minor age-toning along the center fold. The overall condiiton is very good, measures approximately (18.9" x 21.9").$ 200.00 ($10.50 shipping/ handling/ ins.)

This striking 16th century rendering was prepared by Jacob Suron whose manuscript map of Artois brought him 36 Livres from Charles V in 1554. A great deal of security surrounded the map and for that reason it was not published. Only after 1579 when Antwerp was independent for a short time, Ortelius used the map in his atlas publication [map 73] and then only briefly. From that issue others used the map for their publishig. The map is in very god condition considering it is over four hundred years old. In original colors, printed on heavy stock it measures approximately (15.1" x 19.7")$ 302.00 ($10.50 shipping/ handling/ ins.)

A very unusual map by Ortelius. After the destruction of Troy, Aenaeas is reported to have roamed the seas for seven years, as described in the writings of Xenophon, Ovidius, Lycrophonous and with great detail by Virgilius in his Aenaeas. In the course of there wanderings, only seven ships of the original twenty remained. Depicted on this map [lower right side] are the seven ships. Map covers areas of Italy, Greece and Cyprus. The condition is good, a repair of a tear to the lower center fold is professionally done, strong impression, original colors with an interesting cartouche in the upper right corner.The map measures approximately (13.4" x 19.0").$ 438.00 ($10.50 shipping/ handling/ ins.)

A detailed map by the printer/publishers Covens & Mortier of central Europe. The map is most likely to have come from DeWit’s Atlas Minor, 1670. Includes the City of Luyck and other French centers of population. Normal age toning and light foxing near the centerfold. Condition is very good; thin cut near the fold top, not visible unless viewed under glass. Measures approximately (21.5" x 18.2") with generous margins.$420.00 ($10.50 shipping/handling/ins.)

571.10 Nova Totius Germaniae, descriptio - Deutchland, Frankfurt, c1650, Matthaus Merian

A fine example of the work of Matthaus Merian (1593-1650), depicting Germany, Poland, Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland and Austria. The Coat-of-Arms of six of the German cities illustrated are ornately shown above the map. In original colors, a strong impression, margins are cut close as was originally issued, the map is in very good condition. Size: 12.0" x 14.4". $540. ($16.50 shipping/handling/insurance)

520.1 Comitatus Flandriae Nova Tabula, (1681-1697), D. Ioanni D’Hondt, Amsterdam

The map depicts northern Belgium (East Flanders) with very detailed topography including the City of Ghent and parts of the Netherlands, North Sea. As a decedent of one of Europe prominent cartographic families (Hondius), D’Hondt’s work is an excellent example of 17^th century cartography. Offered in a ornate gold frame, double matte, non-asitic frame, under glass. Map 16.1" x 20.50", very good (some water stain top left section, lt. foxing) $480. ($16.50 Shipping/Handling & Insurance)

560.1 Nouvelle Charte DeL’Ocean Atlantique Et Thertre De La Guerre Tant En Europe Ou’en Amerque c1792, C.J. Chaumier, Paris

This ornate chart compiled by C.J. Chaumier (Theatre de la Guerre) is a fine representation of the engraver Louis Denis (1725-1794); geographer to Duc de Berry. The chart contains embellishments around the title and the typical light green tent along the coastlines. Chart 21" x 18.14"; very good (center fold mark at the compass rose, lt. foxing), Paris $530. ($16.50Shipping/Handling & Insurance)

560.12 World Map, Carto Universal En que se contiene todo lo que del mondo Se ha descubierto fasta agora, (Propoganda), Spain, , c1529, Diego Ribero

This magnificent map by the Portuguese [Lusitanian] cartographer was drawn while he was in the service of Charles V of Spain at Seville. It is a 19^th century reproduction of the official map that was constantly updated by Spain=s Pilot Major, whose duty it was to interrogate returning navigators from their voyages throughout the known world. This map is justifiably considered by many scholars to be the finest cartographic production of its age. Ribero for many years was recognized as one of the most expert cosmographers of his time. He was a personal friend of the Pilot Major, Sebastian Cabot; was the royal cosmographer under Ferdinand Columbus; and made the maps which Magellan carried with him on his famous voyage across the Pacific. Eventually, Ribero succeeded Cabot as Pilot Major. The map covers the northern part of North America (on the coast of Greenland) and extends down the east coast of North and South America, includes a portion of the west coast of Africa and is the Spanish (text) version. Original colors, small tears at the fold marks. Size: 33.0" x 80.0".$1140. ($26.50 s/h/ins.) Must be shipped flat.

570.10 Accuratissima Galliae Tabula vulgo Royaume de France, Amsterdam, c1680, Frederick de Wit

A fine example of 17^th century France by the cartographer Frederick de Wit (1610-1698). His work as cartographer/publisher founded his business in 1648. He purchased a number of Blaeu’s plates; works included Atlases from 1670; Atlas Minor, 1670; Zee Atlas, 1675 and Atlas Major, 1690. Original colors are quite strong with this very attractive print, an interesting cartouche completes the map. Minor fold repair, center section expertly done. Size: 19.2" x 22.8" Offered framed in solid wood gold finish, non-ascitic matte board. $730. ($11.50 s/h/ins.)

570.12 Companiae Praefectura divisum in Electiones Rehemorum, Retlii...edentibus Gerardo, Amsterdam, c1709, Gerard Valk

Original color, is quite strong, as well as the impression itself. First appeared in the Atlas Atlantis Sylloge Compendiosa (Amsterdam, G. Valk and P. Schenk , 1709), Phillips Atlases #4276. Gerard Valk (1651-1726) and his son Leonard (1675-1755) were printers and engravers in Amsterdam. In 1710 Leonard married into the Schenk family who ran one of the most prosperous publishing houses in Amsterdam. The map covers much of the former Champagne Province and parts of several others. Paris is at the center of the left margin. Verden is near the right margin. The map is in very good condition, upper margin is close at left corner, lower margin is close. Some staining; repair to edges outside the neat line. Size: 23.6" x 19.2 Offered framed in a solid wood walnut finish, under glass with non-ascitic matte board. $320. ($11.50 s/h/ins.)

570.30 Carte Generale du bassin de Mer Noire, Russia, Frere A. Garnier, Paris, c1861

Very detailed map from the Atlas Sperodidal & Universel de geographie, by F.A. Garnier and edited by Jules Renouard, rue de Tourno. Uncommon map with decorative title cartouche right hand upper corner. Good detail of the Crimea and the Black Sea. Size: 13.6" x 20.0 " $95. ($3.50 s/h/ins.)

571.20 Northwest Spain, Legionis Regnum et Asturiarum Principatus, Spain, c1699, J. Blaeu/Jansson

A very fine example of 17^th century cartography, in the original colors. First appeared in Blaeu’s Theatrum Orbis Terrarum in 1635 and appeared again in the production of the Atlas Major in the 1660's. It also appeared in atlases by Jansson during the mid 17^th century. Joan [John] Blaeu, along with his father Willem Janszoon expanded the Atlas Major from 9 to ll vols., until the "great fire" of 1672 which destroyed his printing house. Many of Bleau’s plates were sold in the 1670's, and many of his maps appeared without text in atlases by Frederick de Wit (1630-1706). The map depicts Rivadeo (Ribadeo) near the upper left and Loredo, the upper right, both along the coast of the Bay of Biscay. Included is a portion of Portugal near the lower left. An interesting cartouche embellishes the lower left corner. Wide margins, slight foxing, over all very good condition. Size 14.8" x 18.9" offered framed in an appropriate solid wood, non-ascitic matte board. $310. ($12.50 s/h/ins.)

572.10 Ireland, c1855, by Keith Johnston

Original outline color, very detailed geographic information is portrayed. Some light soiling in the left margin and just inside the left border. Overall condition is excellent. The map measures 22.50" x 18.0". Certificate of Authenticity included. $ 150. ($5.50 shipping/handling/insurance)

570.14 Atlas National Ilustre’ Departments....de la France (1845- 1864) by Victor Levasseur, Cartographer

Victor Levasseur was a 19^th century cartographer who produced a group of atlases that distinguished themselves with striking scenes of French history, countryside, products, (particularly geographic locations bearing the names of some of France’s finest wines), and other related activities indigenous to each "Department" illustrated. Each print is finely engraved, and printed on heavy rag paper. They are offered framed with the engraved portion of each measuring approximately 12.0" x 17.1" in printed area with larger margins provided. Each map is offered for $106. per copy complete with an appropriate solid wood ornate gold frame, double matted, and under glass. Each map is accompanied by our Certificate of Authenticity. Shipping, handling and insurance is an additional $18.00 per framed map. Unframed maps are also available for $ 48. each and $5.50 for shipping, etc. Each map listed is given it’s own condition rating, in keeping with our rating criteria found on the Home Page or in the catalog. Other specifics of the individual map offerings, i.e. color, special features, etc. are noted with each item:

570.141 Dept. des Bouches du Rhone, c1859

The map portion is in original colors, embellished with scenic nautical views (sailor, vessels at sea) as well as coverage of Marseilles, Arles and Aix-en Provence; where Van Gogh and Cezanne painted. Condition is very good.

570.142 Dept. du Loiret, c1864

In original colors, the map depicts Orleans, liberated from the English by Jeanne d’Arc who appears in the top left portion of the decorative cartouche. Also, scenes of farms, castles, and other topical french style scenes. Condition is very good

570.143 Dept. de la Haute Loire, c1846

Some color is evident, however, most of the map is absent of color. Depicted is LePuy, site of a cathedral and the center of lace making in 19^th century France is shown in the center of the map. Decorative engravings include General Lafayette and Morangiez. Condition is very good.

570.144 France en 1850, c1856

The map depicts all of France with district lines of separation in color. Engraved embellishments include scenes of the French Revolution, 1850, Louis XVIII, and the Prise de la Bastille. Condition is very good.

570.145 Dept. De Saone et Loire, c1864

The map is sectioned by color and depicts part of the Burgundy wine region which produces the fine red and white wines. The map is complimented by country scenes of the vineyards and inscriptions of the wine production for that year. An ideal gift for a wine connoisseur. Condition is very good.

570.146 Dept. De la Meurthe, c1847

The map depicts Nancy near the center as part of the Province of Meurthe (now Meurthe-et-Moselle). Light color depicts the districts. Some fine vineyards are located in this region of France. Condition is very good.

570.147 Dept. De L’Eure, c1859

Central France is depicted with hunting scenes as part of this colored offering. Giverny is shown at right, the home of Claude Monet. Condition is very good.***SOLD***

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