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Holstein Aus einer Fürstenausgabe. Prachtvolles Aktkolorit - Goldgehöht   PAAR Nordöstliches Holstein - Kartographie in Ausnahmequalität   "Nordertheil Uon Wageren Worinnen auch die amter Cißmar und Oldenborg. Anno 1649"   Prachtvoll altkolorierte Kupferstichkarte von A.L.Rothgiesser. Aus ãAtlas Newe Landesbeschreibung der zwey Hertzogthümer Schleswich und Holstein" Aus dem Schleswig-Holstein-Atlas von Johannes Meyer (1606-1674). Publiziert bei Danckwerth in Husum, 1652   Mit mehreren altkolorierten, goldgehöhten Kartuschen. Der nördliche Teil von Wagrien. Stadtpläne von Lütjenburg, Heiligenhafen, Neustadt, Preetz und Plön. Die sehr dekorative Karte aus einer herausragend altkolorierten Fürstenausgabe zeigt das östliche Holstein, die Holsteinische Seenplatte. Karte reicht von Kiel bis Südspitze Fehmarn, im Süden vom Plöner See bis Neustadt   Nördl. Teil: 42 x 61 cm ************* ***********   ãLandtcarte vom Süderntheil des Wagerland's Und ein theil 'Stormaria', Worinnen daß Stifft Lubeck, das Fürstenthumb Plöen Und das Ambt Segeberg begriffen. Anno 1650"   Prachtvoll altkolorierte Kupferstichkarte. Aus ãAtlas Newe Landesbeschreibung der zwey Hertzogthümer Schleswich und Holstein" Aus dem Schleswig-Holstein-Atlas von Johannes Meyer (1606-1674). Publiziert bei Danckwerth in Husum, 1652   Mit mehreren altkolorierten, goldgehöhten Kartuschen. Stadtpläne von Eutin, Segeberg, Schloss Segeberg und Travemünde. Zeigt den südlichen Teil von Wagrien. Im Norden vom Plöner See bis Neustadt, im Süden von Quickborn bis Lübeck.   Beide Karten in erstklassigem Erhaltungszustand. Beide Karten aus einer Hand. Ex Libris eines polnischen Wissenschaftlers auf den linken Rückseiten. Holstein Aus einer Fürstenausgabe. Prachtvolles Aktkolorit - Goldgehöht PAAR Nordöstliches Holstein - Kartographie in Ausnahmequalität   Nördl. Teil: 42 x 61 cm   Südl. Teil: 42 x 63 cm   Preis für das PAAR: $ 1900.00 (Nach 30% Discount: $ 1330.00)   Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND 256965

BRANDENBURG, POMMERN   "Tabula Marchionatus Brandenburgici et Ducatus Pomeraniae quae sunt Pars Septentrionalis Circuli Saxoniae Superioris" Altkolorierte Kupferstichkarte bei Johann Baptist Homann Nürnberg, 1723 Die Karte zeigt Brandenburg und Pommern. Barock-Kartusche - Sieben Putti halten Titel der Karte und die beiden fürstlichen Kronen und Wappen In den breiten Margen fleckig. Altersspuren. Aber sehr attraktive Karte. 42,5 x 53,5 cm (16.7 x 21") $ 400.00 (minus 30% discount = $ 280.00) Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND256963

"Karte von Paderborn Zur Erleuterung eines auf diesem Terrain entworjenen." Copper engraving by J.F.W. Schleuen, ca 1680. Original hand coloring. Seldom. Almost in the center of the map is Paderborn. On the left side under the cartouche is Lippstadt. In the upper right is part of the Weser river with the towns of Kirchhofen, Hastenbeck and Tuender. In the lower right and bottom is the Diemel River with Stadtberg at the bottom of the map. Map has various folds to fit book size. A few spots in margins. Small thin spot in cartouche. Decorative map. 39.4 x 46.8 cm ( 15.5 x 18.4 ") $ 1100.00 minus 30% = $ 770.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND236970 Handkolorierte Kupferstichkarte von J.F.W. Schleuen. Ca. 1775 Seltene Karte des Weserlaufs von Rhoden / Wrexen (hier bezeichnet als Stadt Berg und Stadt Berge) entlang der Diemel Warburg, Libenau, Drendelburg, Helmershausen bis Carlshafen. Die Karte folgt dann dem Weserlauf bis zum Einfluus der Emmer bei Kirchhofen. Äusserster westlicher Punkt ist Lippstadt. Im Zentrum der Karte befindet sich Paderborn mit seiner sehr detailliert dargestellten nördlichen, östlichen und südlichen Umgebung. So finden sich auf dieser Karte kleine Orte wie geseke, Saltzkotten, Rhuden, Büren, Wimmenberg, Lichtenau, Kleinenberg, Borgentreich, Peckelsheim, Willebadessen, Borckholz, Gehrden, Dringenberg, Beverungen, Lippspringe, Driburg, Brackel, Nieheim, Breidenborn, Steinheim, Harn, Detmold, Vörden, Schwadenberg, Lugda und zwischen all diesen sogar noch jedes Dörflein. Auch der Verlauf des Alm-Flusses von seiner Quelle bis Lippstadt ist detailliert gezeichnet. Wälder, Berge, Bäche sind eingezeichnet. Eine sehr hübsche Karte, die wohl einem Buch enstammt. Sie sit mehrfach vertikal und horizontal gefaltet gewesen. Die Büge allerdings von vorne kaum erkennbar. Die Karte zeigt minimale Spuren von Alter und Gebrauch, ist allerdings sehr ansehnlich und gut erhalten. Original Falten.

"Saechsische Herzogthuemer, Fuerstentmr Schwarzburg u. Reuss." Very detailed map with Rudolstadt in the center. Leipzig is in the upper right and Hammelburg and Schweinfurt in the lower left. Map published 1892. Verical centerfold. 20 x 26.5 cm ( 7.8 x 10.3 ") $ 65.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND249147

"Germaniae veteris typus". Copper etching by Wilhelm Janzoon Blaeu, Amsterdam, ca 1640. Recent hand coloring. This very attractive historical map of Germany was concepted after the map of Abraham Ortelius. It shows the area from the North Sea and Baltic Sea in the north to south of the alps and the Adriatic Sea in the south. In the west is Holland and the mouth of the Rhine. In the east is the Weichsel river. The towns and cities from the time of Charles the Great (8-9 centuries) are in the legend in the lower left and especially marked on the map. In the upper left is the title cartouche, in the lower right a cartouche giving mention that this map was made after one by Ortelius. Verso: Text in German. The map has light toning and repaired tears in upper and lower margins along center fold. There is a small repaired tear in the lower right margin corner as well as small reapaired tears in upper and lower margins. In the upper part of the map is a crease along the center fold. There is a spot in upper margins and one on the lower left margin. General condition is Almost Very Good. 37.8 x 48 cm ( 14.9 x 18.9 ") $ 780.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND1240

ãLe Cercle de Souabe subdivise en tous les Etats qui le composent..." (Swabia, Germany). Copper etching by Nicolas Sanson. Published by Jean Covens and Cornelius Mortier. Amsterdam, ca. 1740. Excellent hand coloring. This very decorative, oversize map of Swabia reaches roughly from Colmar (Alsace) to Regensburg and from Rotheburg ob der Tauber to Lake Constance (and a liitle beyond). Lower right has the decorative title cartouche, upper left a multi-mileage scale. The individual principalities are named in text above image. Map is very clean. Because of its oversize it had to have several horizontal and vertical folds to fit atlas size. Very wide margins. Some traces of age and use. But generally, especially because of its superb color quality, this map ihas a very good appearance. Small piece missing on upper right margin edge. Image: 56 x 85.5 cm ( 22 x 33.7") Entire page: 66 x 108 cm ( 26 x 42.5") $ 1050.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND 1426

"Altgermanen und die Sued-Donau Laender um die Mitte des V (funf)ten Jahrhunderts. Copper engraving from Dr. Karl von Spruner's "Historisch-Geographischer Hand Atlas". Published in Gotha, 1846. Original hand outline coloring. This very historical map shows the area of the Old Germanen in the middle of the 5th Centery. The names on the map are very old Celtic, Latin and Old Germanic. Almost in the center of the map is "Maguntia" = Mainz. In the upper left corner is an inset of the area of the Franks about 550 AD. Map image is clean. In the beige outline and margins are scattered spots. Browning on outer margin edges. 32.5 x 37.5 cm ( 12.7 x 14.7 ") $ 170.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND1393

"Ducatus Brunsvicensis Fereque Lunaeburgensis". Copper etching by Nicolaes Visscher (1618-1679). Published ca 1675. Modern hand coloring. On the leftside of the map is the Weser River with the Steinhuder Meer in the upper left. In the lower left in Dahlheim in Hessen and in the upper right is Garleben on the Mildda River. In the lower right are Gorleben, Harras and Frankenhausen near the Helm River. On the right side are Halberstadt, Quedlingburg and Ascherstleben. Braunschweig is the largest red dot in the upper area. The centerfold on the map has been partially reinforced. Repairs on centerfold in upper and lower margins. Light browning along centerfold and minimal scattered spotting in margins. Condition is Much Better than Good. 41 x 52.5 cm ( 16 x 20.6 ") $520.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND 1300

"Mansfeldiae Comitatus Diligens et Acuratus Typus" Rare copper engraving map from the atlas "Speculum orbis Terrae" by Gerard and Cornelius de Jode. Published 1593 in Atwerp. On the reverse side is a Latin text describing the area on the map. Gerard de Jode (1521-1591) was a Flemish cartographer who was living at the same time as Abraham Ortelius. There was a certain competition between these two great mapmakers. At the top of the map is Hall and Bellenburg. On the left is Gersleben, Aschersleben and Amsdorf. In the lower left is Gersdorf, Suderode and Gernrode. In the upper right is Rosbach and Nallendorf. In the lower right is Badra and Kirchengel. In the center is Eisleben and Neckerdorf. The map was scanned against a black background that is not part of the map. The hand coloring is beautiful. The map image is in very good condition. There are a few small faults on the margin edges. The text on the revere side is clean with a few signs of age and use in margins. A very fine and special map. Map image: 33 x 24.5 cm ( 12.9 x 9.6" $ 1300.00 minus 30% Discount = $ 910.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND256721

"Sueviae qui cis Codanum fuit finum antiqua descriptio" Copper etching by Philipp Clüver (1580-1622) Map of antique (Northern) Germany, falsely titled "SveviaeÉ". The area shown is North of the river Danube to the Baltic Sea and from rivers Lech, Main, Weser in the West to what used to be East Prussia (now Poland) and to the Vistula (and a little beyond) in the East. The names of ancient German tribes are printed in. Clüver published his work on classic geography "Introductio in Universam Geographicam" in Amsterdam (1624-29). This map is fro the Clüver atlas published (post mortem) in Amsterdam, 1661 Copper etching with original borderline hand color. 12 x 12,5 cm (ca. 4.7 x 4.9") $ 80.00 (minus 30% = $ 56.00) Order Nr.DEUTSCHLAND256644

"Superioris ac Inferioris Bavariae Tabula Elegantissima Atque Exactissima Quappe et Annexae Regiones, Ditiones, ac Praefecturae Finitimae" Map of Bavaria within the borders of ca. 1800 including the region of Salzburg (which becameAustrian in 1816) Copper etching with original hand coloring. Published by Peter Schenk (1693-1775) Amsterdam, ca. 1750 Schenk's atlas had a small edition, so that his maps may be considered as mildly rare. 56 x 48,5 cm (ca. 22 x 19.1) Description: Very nice original hand coloring. Map had been mounted. There are rests of mounting glue visible along edges of reverse side of map. No signs of it on front side of map, however. Please look at scans. $ 680.00 (discounted at 30% = $ 476.00) Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND256294

Ellwangen. - "Novissima et accurata Tabula Geographica Principalis S.R.I. Praepositurae Ellevacensis cum suis Praefecturis atq. locis eo pertinentibusÉ" Copper etching map of Ellwangen in Bade-Württemberg and its immediate surroundings. Original hand coloring. Copper etching by Conrad Lotter (1707-1777) Published by Matthaeus Seutter (1678-1757) Augsburg, 1746 Very detailed map with an ornate baroque title cartouche. Very good condition. With attractive original hand coloring.  Reverse side is blank. Small creases in lower left margn corner. 49 x 57 cm (ca. 19.3 x 22.4") $ 890.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND254012

"Archiepiscopatus et Electoratus Moguntini et Adjacentum Regionum, et Landgraviatum...." Copper engraving map by F. de Wit in the Composite Atlas by Covens and Mortier published from 1721-41. Reverse side is not printed. The map extends from Wetzlar in the north to Speyer (Spier) in the south. In the upper left is part of the Rhine and Coblentz. In the lower right are the Laxt and Kocher Rivers. Original hand outline colorng. Map image is clean. Small repairs in upper margin edge on the centerfold and in the lower margin edge on centerfold. Tiny piece of upper right margin corner is missing. Minimal creasing in margins. Map image: 48.5 x 59 cm ( 18.9 x 23") $ 460.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND253313

"Nobilis Fluvius Albis maxima cura ex variis famosisque Auctoribus collectus et in lucem editus" Beautifully hand-colored, very detailed copper etching showing the run of the river Elbe from Marschacht (ca. 30 Km east of Hamburg) to Cuxhaven, where the river empties in form of an estuary into the North Sea. From Cuxhaven to Hamburg is the stretch of the river which all ships have to go through in order to reach the international harbor of Hamburg. The city of Hamburg is shown both as an areal view as well as a beautiful panoramic view, an inset into the map in the lower right corner. In the lower left corner there are two land surveyors at work. On the river's south side: Harburg - Buxtehude - Stade. On the river's northern shores: Hamburg - Blankenese (still a distant village) - Glückstadt - Krempe. And on both sides of the Elbe run to the sea every little village and small town. As well as the various arms of the river Elbe, and even very small feeding river and stream on either side. Etched by Jan Janssonius (1588-1664), an important member of the Dutch 17th century map producer dynasty in Amsterdam this map has extraordinary extensions. The map was produced and published in Amsterdam, 1636 Because of the oblong shape, the map has several vertical folds. It is in very good condition, and the hand coloring is of outstanding quality.The margins are ample. Very minor signs of age and use. 17,1 x 102,5 cm (ca. 6.7 x 40.4") $ 1880.00 ( see discount at top of page ) Order Nr.HAMBURG251962SOLD

"Geldriae, Cliviae, finitimorumque Locorum verissima Descriptio" Attractively hand-colored copper etching by Christian Schrot. Published in "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum" by Abraham Ortelius (1527-1598) Antwerpen, 1570. This map, from the 1584 edition. Verso text in Latin. Lower centerfold a tiny bit wrinkly. Very minor signs of age and use. 36,7 x 50 cm (ca. 14.4 x 19.7") $ 740.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND248363

"La Prusse divisée en Prusse Royale et Prusse DucalÉ" Copper etching with original borderline hand color. By Gilles Robert de Vaugondy (1723-1786) Published by Paolo Santini in Venice, 1778 Very detailed map of East Prussia (now Poland for the most part, the northern part of East Prussia became Russian after World War II) Vertical centerfold. A few very minor signs of age and use. 48,5 x 61 cm (ca. 19 x 24") $ 1200.00 (Discounted at 30% = $ 840.00) Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND256214

"Brandeburgensis Marchae Descriptio" Hand-colored copper engraving. Published in ãTheatrum Orbis Terrarum" by Abraham Ortelius (1527-1598) Verso: Text in Latin Antwerp, 1588 Very good condition. Beautiful exemplar! Very, very attractive map with Berlin, the German capital, directly in the center. The map is beautifully and richly adorned with a surrounding decorative bordure and a very attractive Renaissance title cartouche. The typical 16th century hand coloring is making this map a most beautiful wall decoration. Map reaches from Wittenberg on the Elbe downstream to near Lauenburg on the Elbe river. We find "Frisch he Haff near Stettin on this map as well as Neu Mark, Spreewald. Throughout the map we see a multitude of rivers and smaller waterways, like veins, meandering through the landscape giving this map structure. Asked for my opinion I wouldd say: This is definitely one of the most decorative prints from the first world atlas . Sehr attraktive Landkarte der Mark Brandenburg mit der Hauptstadt Deutschlands, Berlin, direkt in der Mitte.Die umlaufende Borduere und die Renaissance-Kartusche, sowie das sehr attraktive Handkolorit im Renaissance-Stil und das Geaeder zahlreicher Fluesse geben der Karte einen hohen Dekorationswert als Wandschmuck. Die Karte reicht vom Stettiner Haff im Norden bis Wittenberg und der Lausitz im Süden, von der VW-Stadt Wolfsburg im Westen bis zum Trage-Fluss im Osten. Sehr guter Erhaltungszustand. Sehr attraktives Exemplar. Map image: 35,3 x 49 cm (ca. 13.9 x 19.3") $ 850.00 (Please look for discount at top of this page. Here 30% = $ 595.00) Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND266873

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"Franconia vulgo Franckenlandt". Copper etching by Matthaeus Merian, 1637. This early map shows all of present-day Franconia. In the northeast is the Saale river and in the nothwest is the city of Marburg in Hesse. Left of the title cartouche is the Neckar river and Heilbronn. In the southeast is the confluence of the Altmühl river and Danube river. The river system of Franconia is very detailed on this map. The name "M. Merian" is in lower left corner. Map impression is very clear and clean. Right and left margins are a bit narrow.Some light, scattered spotting in margins and a tiny bit in the upper image corner. Along the centerfold is typical browning. Small repair on upper margin edge. General condition is Almost Very Good. Size measured on outer line: 27.2 x 35.5 cm ( 10.7 x 13.9 "9 $ 120.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND 1246

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"Meklemburg Ducatus". Copper etching by Matthaeus Merian, 1637. Map shows the former area of Mecklenburg. In the upper right is part of the island of Rugen. On the left is Travemunde and in the lower left is part of the Elbe river near Bulow. Notice the many lakes in the center of the map which make this area well known. Map has light browning along centerfold.A few spots in margins and a crease in upper margin. Condition is Better than Good. 19.3 x 25. cm ( 7.6 x 9.8 ") $ 125.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND 1314

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"Misnae et Lusitatiae Tabula". Copper etching by M. Bartholomaeo Sculteto Gorlit (1540-1614) for "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum" by Abraham Ortelius. Antwerp. Later hand coloring. Published ca 1580. This map is east-oriented. East is at the top and north on the left side. In the upper left is a bit of Silesia with the confluence of the Neisse River in the Oder River. In the upper right is Prague on the edge and in the lower right is Fichtelgebirge. At the bottom center is Gotha. Meissen is in the center of the map. Left margin is browned and has been reinforced. The other three margins are wider. Right margin has light brown water stain the reachers into upper margin. Small repair on lower left margin corner. General condition is Much Better than Good for a map this age. 29 x 21 cm ( 11.4 x 8.2 ") $ 380.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND 1315

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"Partie Occiendentalis Du Marquisat de Bade située Entree le Rhyn Stolhoffen Oberbul et le Montagnes de Swartewalt" Hand-colored copper etching by Pierre Husson. This map was published as a single sheet map, not bound in an atlas. Title and explanatory cartouche is held by a lion and an eagle. The lion is the Royal Dutch Lion, the Eagle Den Haag, The Netherlands, 1703 We are looking here at the border region between France and Germany, more precisely between Elsace and the State of Bade-Wurttemberg. In the upper left corner of this map we have a stretch of the River Rhine, with Fort-Louis, actually the only piece of France (Elsace). The larger rest of the map shows a very detailed area of Bade in Germany in the War of Spanish Succession. Vertical on the right we see the Western part of a section of the Black Forest. In the center of this map we see Stollhofen with the fortifications, built by Ludwig Wilhelm Ist of Baden. The situation in the year 1703. This map was issued without a centerfold. A former owner, however, has folded it for easier keeping. There is at the bottom ca faint crease.A few parallel creases on centerfold. 41 x 52 cm (ca. 16.1 x 20.5") $ 480.00 (Please look for discount at top of this page. Here 30 % = $ 336.00) Order Nr.DEUTSCHLAND255381

"Ducatus Bremae & Ferdae a Ionne Gorries Capitaneo Sueco Jusu Com. ". Copper engraving by Ioan Christoph a Coningsmarck, ca 1660. Special hand coloring with gold accents. Along the bottom of the map we see part of the course of the Weser River as far as the confluence with the Aller River near Verden. In the Upper left is the mouth of the Elbe River. At top center of the map is Hamburg. On the everse side is text (Latin). Map has a vertical centerfold. Right and upper margins have been added. Heavy paper. 50.5 x 62 cm ( 19.8 x 24.4 ") $ 1200.00 Order Nr. D1387

" Carte Topographique d'Allmagne Contenant une Partie de la Neu Marc et les Frontieres de Pologne" Copper engraving with original borderline coloring. Engraved by Berndt and published by Johann Wilhelm Abraham Jaeger in Frankfurt, 1789. In the center of the map is Driesen. Landsberg/Warthe is on the left. In the upper right and marked in red are the Polish towns of Useice and Chodziesz. In the north is part of Pommerania ( Reetz and Arnswalde ). This map is Feuille XVII of the large Germany map. Vertical centerfold. A few words written in ink on reverse side in lower margin. Clean map image. No upper margin. Very minor signs of age and use in margins. Map image: 46.5 x 58.5 cm ( 18.3 x 23 ") $ 480.00 DEUTSCHLAND249957

"Cercle de Basse Saxe ou sont distingues les Etats de Brunswich, Les Duches de Holstein, de Mecklenbug...." Copper engraving map by Robert Gilles de Vaugondy (1688-1766). Published in Paris 1752. Original hand-utline coloring. Map is in very goodd condition. Very slght age toning on upper centerfold. A few minor creases in margins. The reverse side is blank. Map image: 48 x 53.3 cm ( 18.9 x 20.9") Map page size: 56 x 69 cm ( 22 x 27") $ 125.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND255258

"Le Duché de Silesie divise en XVII Principautees" Copper etching by George Louis Le Rouge (1707-1790) Published in ãL'Empire D'Allemagne - Divise par Cercles" Paris, 1743 It was the year (1743) of the Prussian-Russian Alliance Treaty, when this map is dated. Prussia was in the middle between the first and the second Silesian War, at the end of which (1745) Austria (to which Silesia belonged) lost Silesia which became a Prussian province thereafter. Map showing Upper and Lower Silesia during the two Silesian Wars, just briefly before all of Silesia became e Prussian province under King Friedrich II. Of Prussia. Light age toning and minor spotting in margins. Borderline original hand-color. Image: 20 x 26,3 cm (ca. 7.8 x 10.3") $ 150.00 (Please look for discount at top of this page. Here 30% = $ 105.00). Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND254820

"Albis, Fluvius Germaniae celebris a Fontibus ad Ostia........." This copper engraving map shows the entire course of the Elbe River from its beginnings in the Czech Republic to the North Sea. The cartographs of this detailed map were Peter Schenk and Gerard Valk after  Johann van den Avelen ( 1655-1727 ). The map was published ca 1700. Attractive original hand coloring. Copper engraving. Vertical centerfold that has been reinforced on the reverse side. Repair in lower margin on centerfold. Upper margin edge has been reinforced. Some light spotting in margins. Map image: 39 x 48.5 cm  ( 15.3 X 19 9 ") Copper engraving. Vertical centerfold that has been reinforced on the reverse side. Repair in lower margin on centerfold. Upper margin edge has been reinforced.Some light spotting. $ 350.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND251701

"Partie Sept.le du Cercle de la Haute Saxe, divisée par ses Principautés. Par le Sr. Robert de Vaugondy fils de Mr. Robert Geog. ord. du Roi." Copper etching by Robert de Vaugondy (1723-.1786) Very attractive original hand color Paris, 1749 Published in "Atlas portatif universel et militaire, Paris, Durand & Pissot" by Vaugondy Clean. Wide margins Mecklenburg und Pommern, sowie Nord-Brandenburg bis Berlin. Auch die dänischen Inseln Seeland, Laland, Falsterland und Südschweden mit der Insel Bornholm. Sehr attraktiv altkolorierte Kupferradierung von Robert de Vaugondy (1723-.1786) Aus: "Atlas portatif universel et militaire, Paris, Durand & Pissot" von Vaugondy Paris, 1749 Sauber. Breitranding. 16,3 x 21 cm (ca. 6.4 x 8.2") $ 180.00 (Please look for discount at top of this page. Here 30% = $ 126.00) Order Nr. GERMANY254536

"Sveviae Nova Tabula" Copper engraving map of Swabia (Schwaben). Very detailed map by Wilhelm Bleau with Ulm, Memmingen and Federsee in the center. The map was published in Amsterdam in 1641 and has Dutch text on the reverse side. Attractive hand coloring. The map has minor creasing along centerfold in lower margin. Small repair on lower centerfold. Map is slightly diagonal as it was not carefully centered when printed. A few minor creases in margins. Margin edges are a bit frayed. Scanned on black background. Map image: 37. x 48.5 cm ( 14.7 x 19 ") Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND254248 SOLD

"Mappa geographica exibens electoratum Brandenburgensem, sive Marchiam Veterem, et Novam nec con Marchiam Ukeram...."Copper etching by Tobias Conrad Lotter, Augsburg 1758. Recent hand coloring. Mark Brandenburg with Berlin in the center is the central theme of this map. The area shown extends from Magdeburg in the west to Driesen ( by Landsberg an der Warthe) in the east. Stettin is in the north and Cottbus in the south. In the lower left is a large, decorative title cartouche surrounded by two personified figures and an eagle. In the lower right is a small map legend with windrose. Map has overall light toning and some browning along the center fold. A tear in the lower part of the fold has been repaired. The lower margin corners are smudges and there are some some scattered spots on the map. The town of Clötzen in the lower left part of the map has a red circle around it. General condition is Almost Very Good. 49.9 x 57.5 cm ( 19.6 x 22.6 ") $ 520.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND1230

"Oldenburg comit ." Copper etching by Laurentius Michaelis. From the atlas "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum" by Abraham Ortelius, ca 1600. Absolutely beautiful map of the county of Oldenburg reaching from the North Sea with the island of Wangerooge as far south as Cloppenburg and including parts of Ostfriesland and the area east of the river Weser with Bremen and with Lehe and Geestemünde, roots of what is now Bremerhaven and. Nice decorative border and a mileage cartouche. Very pleasant to the eye. The map has general toning and some minor spots. Left margin has some this spots, invisible from front. Otherwise near excellent. 34 x 23.5 cm (13.4 x 9.3") $ 280.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND1199

"L'Empire D'Allemagne distingue suivant l'estendue de tous Les Etats, Principautes, et Souverainetes qui passent ou qui ont passe jusque a present sous le nom d'Allemagne sur les Memoires les plus Nouveaux par le Sr. Sanson Geographe Ordinaire du Roy, presente a Monseigneur Le Dauphin Par Son tres humble, tres obeissant, et tres fidele Scruiteur H. Jaillot". Copper etching by Sansson. Published y Hubert Jaillot. Original hand coloring.Paris. Dated 1706. This large wall map of ãGermany" with two richly adorned cartouches is really a map of Central Europe. It extends from the Normandie to Warsaw and Belgrade and from Germany's coastlines of the North Sea and the Baltic Sea to the Northern Italian Lake region and the Gulf of Venice. General age toning. Margins have some spotting. Left half of map has extra vertical fold. Two little wormholes in centerfold have been repaired. Otherwise map is in very good condition. 58 x 88.6 cm (22.8 x 34.9") Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND248619 SOLD

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