"Waldeck Comitatus". Copper etching in very pleasant modern coloring. By Peter Kaerius (1571-1646). Amsterdam, ca 1620. Verso text in Latin.

Waldeck is found a bit to the southeast of center. In the southeast is Bissenhausen and the Schwalm River, in the northest is Dahlheim. Under the cartouche in the west is Meschede. In the southwest corner is Schmallenberg and Bracht.

Map has a small wormhole in lower organge margin. Very minor spotting in margins. Tiny repaired tear on lower margin edge. Condition is almost Very Good.

14.2 x 19.2 cm ( 5.6 x 7.5 ")

$ 180.00 minus 30% Discount = $ 126.00

Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND256717

"Waldeccensis Comitatus Descriptio Accuratissima"

Fine copper engraving map by Abraham Ortelius in Theatrum Orbis Terrarum" dated 1575.

The map shows the Fuerstentum Waldeck made after the drawing by Justus Moers.

Hand-colored decorative map that has no text on the reverse side.
Map is in very good condition except for two tiny repaiirs on lower margin edge
and one very small repair on right margin edge. Minor creasing in lower left area.
Left margin has been extended by a centermeter.

In the center of the map is Korbach.

Map image: 30 x 22 cm ( 11.8 x 8.6")

$ 190.00 minus 30% Discount = $ 133.00

Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND256722

"I. Parochial Charte Sächs. Ober Lausitz"

Lithographie mit von Hand ausgeführtem blauen Grenzkolorit

aus "Atlas des Königreichs Sachsen in 26 Karten"

Von Friedrich Adolph Lüdicke und Carl Heinrich von Zobel

Verlag: F.W. Godesche

Herausgeber: Lithographisches Institut Pönicke & Sohn

Leipzig, 1830

Guter Erhaltungszustand. Breite Margen. Rechte untere Margenecke mit
Beschmutzung vom Blaettern. Von links unten nach links Mitte alt-hinterlegte Quetschfalte.

Karte: 20,2 x 32 cm (7.8 x 12.5")

$ 90.00

Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND243454

"Sveviae vtriusque cum Germaniae tum Rheticae........." Copper etching by Davide Seltzelio for the atlas by Johann Bussemacher and Matthias Quad ( 1557-1613) in attractive modern hand coloring. Dated 1592.

This map is south oriented (south is at the top with Lake Constance-Bodensee). The Danube river "flows" into the map on the left cent edge. The river flowing from the upper left corner into the Danube is the Lech river with Augsburg on its banks. In the lower left above the cartouche is Pappenheim and Gunzenhausen. On the right side is Freiburg on the Dreisam river and firther south is Strassburg on the rhein. The lower right insignia is that of Wuertemberg. Text on backside (in Latin) describes Swabia, the area shown on the map.

Map has vertical fold. Light browning on margin edges and hardly mentionable light spots in margins. Overall condition is Almost Very Good for y map this old.

20.7 x 29.2 cm ( 8.1 x 11.4 ")

$ 440.00 MINUS 30% DISCOUNT = $ 308.00

Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND256719

" Hassiae superioris et Wetterau, Paris Delineatio, cum Descriptione Castrorum Prope Giessam et Coniunctionis Ad Urbam Traunici et Batianici Exercitiuum.........." Copper engraving By Homann Heirs, dated 1746. Original hand coloring.

Giessen is located in the center of this detailed map of Upper Hessen and the Wetterau. In the lower right corner is and interesting view of Giessen and its coats-of-arms. In the upper left is one of the college buildings and in the lower left is the Honor Gates of the University.

Map is very clean except for some light spotting in lmargins. Vertical centerfold. Small repair on upper margin edge.

43.5 x 55 cm ( 17.1 x 21.6 ")

$ 520.00 minus 30% Discount = $ 364.00

Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND 1392

Nossen. - "Charte der Euphorie Nossen"

Lithographie aus "Atlas des Königreichs Sachsen in 26 Karten"

Von Friedrich Adolph Lüdicke und Carl Heinrich von Zobel

Verlag: F.W. Godesche

Herausgeber: Lithographisches Institut Pönicke & Sohn

Leipzig, 1830

Guter Erhaltungszustand. Breite Margen.

18,8 x 27,5 cm

$ 100.00

Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND253122

Colditz, Waldheim, Leisnig. - "Charte der Ephorien Colditz, Waldheim u. Leissnig"

Lithographie aus "Atlas des Königreichs Sachsen in 26 Karten"

Von Friedrich Adolph Lüdicke und Carl Heinrich von Zobel

Verlag: F.W. Godesche

Herausgeber: Lithographisches Institut Pönicke & Sohn

Leipzig, 1830

Guter Erhaltungszustand. Breite Margen. Rechte untere Margenecke mit Beschmutzung vom Blättern

18,7 x 27,5 cm

$100.00

Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND253124

"Principatus Silesiae Oppauiensis novissima Tabula geographica a I.W.Wieland Locumtenente Caesareo accurate delineata, ob praematuram mortem auctorisdenuo rectificata per Caesareum Locumtenentem et Architectum militarem Matthaeum a Schubarth ac Sumptibus Principum et Ordinum Silesiae reducta et excusa Norimb. ab Haeredibus Homannianis A.O.R MDCCXXXVIÉ"

Fuerstentum Oppau (heute grossenteils in Tschechien) mit Leobschütz (Polen), Jaegerndorf (Tschechien), Troppau (Tschechien). Handkolorierte Kupferstichkarte nach Zeichnung von Johann Wilhelm Wieland (? - 1736) und nach dessen Tod ueberarbeitet von Matthaeus Schubart (? - 1758). Aus dem "Atlas Silesiae". Herausgeber: Homann Erben, Nürnberg. Die Karte ist 1736 datiert und gedruckt. Der Atlas mit insgesamt 18 Kupferstichkarten ( zwei Übersichtskarten und 16 Fürstentuemer) im Gross-Folio-Format wurde insgesamt aber erst 1750 herausgegeben. Mit handkolorierter barocker Titelkartusche (mit Wappen des Fürstentums) und Legendenkartusche. Sehr detailliert.

Kaum nennenswerte Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren.

Principality of Oppau (Oppawa). Hand-colored copper etching after the drawing by Johann Wilhelm Wiegand (? - 1736) and, after his death, revised by Matthaeus Schubarth (ß - 1758). Published in the "Atlas Silesiae". Published by Homann Heirs in Nuremberg. The map is dated and printed in 1736, although the complete atlas with 18 grand-folio-size maps was published in its entirety in 1750. This very large map shows much detail. Even small villages are mentioned. Principality of Oppau, nowadays partially in the Czech Republich and partially in Poland. Very detailed and very decorative cartouches and hand coloring.

Hardly any traces of age and use.

55 x 81,8 cm (ca. 21.7 x 32.2")

Order Nr.DEUTSCHLAND248608SOLD

"Principatus Silesiae Saganensis in suos Circulos Sagan, Priebus et Naumburg divisi et a I.W. Wieland Geometra et Locumtenente emensi nova et accurata Tabula Geographica, ob praematuram mortem Authoris denuo rectificata per Caesareum Locumtenent et Archit. militarem Matthaeum Schubarth suptbus Principum et Ord. Silesiae A.C.R. MDCCXXXVI excusa Norimbergae ab Haeredibus HomannisÉ"

Fuerstentum Sagan mit Sagan, Primus und Naumburg. Sehr grosse, detaillierte (selbst kleine Dörfer finden sich hier) handkolorierte Kupferstichkarte nach Zeichnung von Johann Wilhelm Wieland (? - 1736) und nach dessen Tod ueberarbeitet von Matthaeus Schubart (? - 1758). Aus dem "Atlas Silesiae". Herausgeber: Homann Erben, Nürnberg. Die Karte ist 1736 datiert und gedruckt. Der Atlas mit insgesamt 18 Kupferstichkarten ( zwei Übersichtskarten und 16 Fürstentuemer) im Gross-Folio-Format wurde insgesamt aber erst 1750 herausgegeben.

Die sehr grosse und ornamentale Titelkartusche mit dem Wappen des Fuerstentums Sagan wie auch die dekorative Einfassung der Legendenkartusche sind nicht koloriert. Ausser dem Mittelfalz hat die Karte zwei weitere vertikale Faltungen und einen horizontalen Mittelfalz. Sie ist auf Leinen aufgezogen

Hand-colored copper etching after the drawing by Johann Wilhelm Wiegand (? - 1736) and, after his death, revised by Matthaeus Schubarth (ß - 1758). Published in the "Atlas Silesiae". Published by Homann Heirs in Nuremberg. The map is dated and printed in 1736, although the complete atlas with 18 grand-folio-size maps was published in its entirety in 1750. This very large map shows much detail. Even small villages are mentioned.

Very large and ornamental title cartouche with coat of arms of the Principality of Sagan (Zagan) is not colored. In addition to the normal centerfold there are two additional vertical folds and a horizontal centerfold. Map has been mounted on sheet of linen.

55 x 81 cm (ca. 21.7 x 31.9)

$ 1100.00

Order Nr.DEUTSCHLAND248607

"Fürstentum Sagan". Dieselbe Karte wie vorige. Nur mit herausragend handkolorierter Titelkartusche und Legendenkartusche.

Hervorragend handkoloriert. In sehr gutem Zustand. Untere Marge knapp.

"Principality of Sagan". Same map as above. Except extraordinarily hand colord including the cartouches. Very good condition. Lower margin narrow

$ 1400.00

Order Nr.DEUTSCHLAND248611

"Principatus Silesiae Munsterbergensis exactissima Tabula Geographica exhibens Circulos ejusdem Munsterberg et Frankenstein una cum adjacentibus Civitatibus Reichenstein et Silberberg ad Principatum Bregensem alias pertinentibus a I.W. Wieland, Locumtenente diligentissime delineata ob praematuram mortem Auhoris denuo rectificata per Caesareum Locumtenetem & Archit.: Militarem Matthaeum Schubarth Sumptibus Principum ac Ord. Silesiae excusa Norimbergae A.O.R. MDCCXXXVI. ab Her. Homann"

Fuerstentum Muensterberg und Frankenstein. Sehr grosse, detaillierte (selbst kleine Dörfer finden sich hier) handkolorierte Kupferstichkarte nach Zeichnung von Johann Wilhelm Wieland (? - 1736) und nach dessen Tod ueberarbeitet von Matthaeus Schubart (? - 1758). Aus dem "Atlas Silesiae". Herausgeber: Homann Erben, Nürnberg. Die Karte ist 1736 datiert und gedruckt. Der Atlas mit insgesamt 18 Kupferstichkarten ( zwei Übersichtskarten und 16 Fürstentuemer) im Gross-Folio-Format wurde insgesamt aber erst 1750 herausgegeben.

Sehr dekorative Titelkartusche mit Wappen von Haus Muensterberg und Haus Frankenstein. Rechts oben Legendenkartusche. Kaum nennenswerte Alters und Gebrauchsspuren. Verso im Mittelfalz einige minimale Reparaturen. Sehr angenehme Farben

Hand-colored copper etching after the drawing by Johann Wilhelm Wiegand (? - 1736) and, after his death, revised by Matthaeus Schubarth (ß - 1758). Published in the "Atlas Silesiae". Published by Homann Heirs in Nuremberg. The map is dated and printed in 1736, although the complete atlas with 18 grand-folio-size maps was published in its entirety in 1750.

This very large map shows much detail. Even small villages are mentioned. In the center of map are Frankenstein and Muensterberg. On the left is Glatz, at bottom are Patschkau, Otmuchau, Neisse. Large ornamental title cartouche with coats of arms of House Muensterberg and House Frankenstein. Upper right has ornamental explanatory cartouche. Hardly any traces of age and use.

55,5 x 81,3 cm (ca. 21.9 x 32")

$ 1200.00

Order Nr.DEUTSCHLAND240605

"Principatus Silesiae Wolani in suos Circulos Wohlau, Wintzig, Herrnstadt, Ruetzen, Steinau und Rauden divisi a I.W.Wieland Geometra et Locumtenente summa diligentia perlustrati et imensi Nova et accuratissima Tabula geographica ob praematuram mortem Authoris denuo rectificata per Caesar. Locumtenentem at Archit. militarem Matthaeum a Schubarth Sumptibus Pricipum et Ord. Silesiae A.R.S. MDCCXXXVI excusa Norimbergae ab Hered. HomannianisÉ"

Fuerstenthum Wohlau mit fuerstlichem Wappen. Sehr detaillierte und dekorative handkolorierte Kupferstichkarte nach Zeichnung von Johann Wilhelm Wieland (? - 1736) und nach dessen Tod ueberarbeitet von Matthaeus Schubart (? - 1758). Aus dem "Atlas Silesiae". Herausgeber: Homann Erben, Nürnberg. Die Karte ist 1736 datiert und gedruckt. Der Atlas mit insgesamt 18 Kupferstichkarten ( zwei Übersichtskarten und 16 Fürstentuemer) im Gross-Folio-Format wurde insgesamt aber erst 1750 herausgegeben. Die Kartuschen wunderschön handkoloriert!

Mittelfalz mit leichten Farbabweichungen. Untere Marge schon vor dem Druck professionell angesetzt. Plattenrand ist auf dem angesetzten Papier. Ansonsten sehr guter Zustand.

Principality Wohlau (Wolow) with coat of arms. Hand-colored copper etching after the drawing by Johann Wilhelm Wiegand (? - 1736) and, after his death, revised by Matthaeus Schubarth (ß - 1758). Published in the "Atlas Silesiae". Published by Homann Heirs in Nuremberg. The map is dated and printed in 1736, although the complete atlas with 18 grand-folio-size maps was published in its entirety in 1750. This very large map shows much detail. Even small villages are mentioned. Very detailed and very decorative. Cartouches are very prettily hand-colored.

Centerfold has some color disfiguration. Lower margin was added in Nuremberg before printing. Plate mark is on added paper. Otherwise no major traces of age and use.

55,6 x 81,2 cm (ca.21.9 x 32")

$ 1100.00

Order Nr.DEUTSCHLAND248614

"Principatus Silesiae Wratislaviensis exactissima Tabula Geographica sistens simul Circulum Neoforensem et Districtum Cantiensem ac status minores vulgo Burglehn dictos Lissa, Kraicka, Weigwitz, Rommenau, Krolckwitz, Bogenau, Malckwitz, Auras, Gr. Peterwitz, et Halt-Grosburg, a I.W.Wieland Geometra et Locumtenente delineata ob praematuram mortem Authoris denuo rectificata per Caesareum Locumtenent et Archit. militarem Matthaeum a Schubarth ac sumptibus Principum et Ord. Silesiae A.O.R. MDCCXXXVI excusa Norimbergae ab Haeredibus HomannianisÉ"

Fürstentum Breslau. Sehr detaillierte und dekorative handkolorierte Kupferstichkarte nach Zeichnung von Johann Wilhelm Wieland (? - 1736) und nach dessen Tod ueberarbeitet von Matthaeus Schubart (? - 1758). Aus dem "Atlas Silesiae". Herausgeber: Homann Erben, Nürnberg. Die Karte ist 1736 datiert und gedruckt. Der Atlas mit insgesamt 18 Kupferstichkarten ( zwei Übersichtskarten und 16 Fürstentuemer) im Gross-Folio-Format wurde insgesamt aber erst 1750 herausgegeben.

Kaum Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren.

Principality of Breslau (Wroclaw). Hand-colored copper etching after the drawing by Johann Wilhelm Wiegand (? - 1736) and, after his death, revised by Matthaeus Schubarth (ß - 1758). Published in the "Atlas Silesiae". Published by Homann Heirs in Nuremberg. The map is dated and printed in 1736, although the complete atlas with 18 grand-folio-size maps was published in its entirety in 1750. This very large map shows much detail. Even small villages are mentioned. Principality Glogau i Upper Silesia). Very detailed and very decorative cartouches and hand coloring.

Hardly any traces of age and use.

55 x 79,8 cm (ca.21.7 x 31.4")

$ 1700.00

Order Nr.DEUTSCHLAND248612

"Totus Marchionatus Lusatiae tam superioris quam inferioris Tabula Specialis...." Copper engraving by Johannes Baptist Homann in Nuremberg, ca 1715. Original hand coloring.

In the center of this detailed Lausitz map is Hoyerswerda. In the upper left is Guterbock and Golsdorf. Above the decorative cartouche is Oschatz, Strehla, Dahlen and Riessa. At the bottom center of the map is Schoenbrunn, Schneeberg and Bautzen. In the lower right is Reichenberg. In the upper right is the confluence of the Bober and Oder rivers with the towns of Crossen and Bobersberg.

Map has a few repairs in lower margin near centerfold. Two small repaired tears on left margin edge. Light browning of margin edges and a few light, scattered spots.

48 x 56.8 cm ( 18.8 x 22.3 ")

$ 450.00

Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND 1391

Radeberg. - "Charte der Euphorie Radeberg"

Lithographie aus "Atlas des Königreichs Sachsen in 26 Karten"

Von Friedrich Adolph Lüdicke und Carl Heinrich von Zobel

Verlag: F.W. Godesche

Herausgeber: Lithographisches Institut Pönicke & Sohn

Leipzig, 1830

Guter Erhaltungszustand. Breite Margen. Rechte untere Margenecke mit Beschmutzung vom BlAEttern

19,8 x 25,5 cm

$ 110.00 minus 30% Discount = $ $77.00

Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND253123

"Des Meissenschen Kreises Nördliche Ämter Finsterwalda, Senftenberg, Torgau, Mühlberg, Schatz und Grossenhayn"

Altkolorierte Kupferradierung.

Aus dem Atlas: "Schauplatz der fünf Thiele der Welt". Karte 358

Von Franz Johann Joseph von Reilly (1766-1820)

Wien, 1791

Sehr sauber. Breite Margen. Nur in oberer und unterer Marge erkennbare Quetschfalte.
In der Karte selbst nicht zu beanstanden. Attraktives Altkolorit

21,7 x 32,2 cm

$90.00 minus 30% Discount = $63.00

Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND253095

"Die Grafschaft Hohlsten mit den Herrschaften Klettenberg und Lohra"

Altkolorierte Kupferradierung.

Mit kleiner Insetkarte Benneckenstein

Aus dem Atlas: "Schauplatz der fünf Thiele der Welt". Karte 375

Von Franz Johann Joseph von Reilly (1766-1820)

Wien, 1791

Sehr sauber. Kleine unbedeutende Flecken in unterer Marge. Attraktives Altkolorit

23,7 x 29,2cm

$90.00 minus 30% Discount = $63.00

Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND253094

"Das Stift Merseburg"

Altkolorierte Kupferradierung.

Aus dem Atlas: "Schauplatz der fünf Thiele der Welt". Karte 381

Von Franz Johann Joseph von Reilly (1766-1820)

Wien, 1791

Sauber. Breitrandig. Attraktives Altkolorit

22,5 x 26,5 cm

$90.00 minus 30% Discount = $63.00

Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND253096

"Mansfeldiae Comitatus descritio". Copper etching by Tilmanno Stella for the atlas by Johann Bussemacher and Matthias Quad ( 1557-1613) in attractive recent coloring. Published ca 1595.

Directly in the center of this map is Mansfeld. Halle is on the right side and in the lower right is Frankleben. On the left is Stolberg and in thr upper left corner is Stecklenberg. In the center at the bottom of the map is Wohlmirstedt. Verso: Text in German.

Map has overall dark age toning. The margins are wide with some scattered spotting. some print from backside shows through the margins. General condition is Much Better than Good.

18.2 x 26.5 cm ( 7.1 x 10.4 ")

$ 210.00 minus 30% Discount = $ 147.00

Order Nr DEUTSCHLAND 1282

"Wirtenbergensis Ducatus". Copper etching by Georgio Gadnero for the atlas by Johann Bussemacher and Matthias Quad ( 1557-1613) in attractive hand coloring. Published ca 1595.

Stuttgart is located in the center of this early map. Notice the decorative portait of Fridericus of Württenberg and Montisbelgardi. In the upper right of the map is Schwäbish Hall and in the lower right Ulm on the Danube. In the lower left is Freiburg in Breigau and to the right of the title is Maulbronn. Verso: Text in German.

Map has overall age toning. Scattered spotting in margins. Some print from backside visible in upper margin. Fine creases in upper margin near centerfold and in lower margin. General condition is Much Better than Good.

22 x 31 cm ( 8.6 x 12.2 ")

Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND1288 SOLD

"Elettorato Palatinato Del Reno" Copper engraving by Giacomo Cantelli da Vignola, dated 1688. Published in Rome. Hand coloring.

The course of the Rhine from Mulberg at the bottom to Bacharach, Kaub and Kamp to the left of the cartouche at the top is the central theme of this map. In the lower left is part of the Saar River. In the upper left is part of the Moselle River. In the upper right is Aschaffenburg on the Main River. Frankfurt is to the right of the cartouche. In the center is the Donnersberg with the towns of Polland and Iseberg.

Map has a vertical centerfold. Some light scattered spotting in margins. Small repairs on centerfold in upper and lower margins.

42 x 54.5 cm (16.5 x 21.4 ")

$ 520.00 minus 30% Discount = $ 364.00

Order Nr. D1382

"Paderbornensis Episcopatus Descriptio Nova". Copper engraving by Ioanne Gigante Ludense for William Bleau, ca 1625. Original hand coloring.

Right in the center of this atrractive map is Paderborn. Notice the various coats-of-arms at certain cities and towns. On the left center is Lippe. In the lower left is Ruden. In the upper left is part of the Weser River with Bodenwerder.

Map has a vertical centerfold. Light scattered spotting in margins and minimal spotting in map image.

37.5 x 49 cm ( 14.7 x 19.3 ")

$ 620.00 minus 30% Discount = $434.00

Order Nr. D 1383

"Circuli Westphaliae in omnes suos Status et Provincias accurate divisi Nova et exacta Tabula". Copper engraving by J. B. Homan ca 1715. Hand coloring.

Almost in the center of this map is Muenster. In the upper right corner is a bit of the Elbe River and Hamburg. A bit lower is the mouth of the Weser and part of the course of the Weser as far as Neustadt and Blumenau. In the lower right is part of Hesse with the Duchies of Nassau and Witgenstein. In the lower left is Maastricht and Luttich,

Map has horizontal centerfold with original reinforcement. Light brownin along centerfold. A few light scattered spots in margins. Light creasing in left margin.

57 x 49 cm ( 22.4 x 19.3 ")

$ 680.00 minus 30% Discount = $ 476.00

Order Nr. D1386

"Comitatus Marchia et Ravensburg" Copper engraving by William Bleau ca 1630. Original hand coloring.

In the center of the map about the decorative cartouche is Hattington and Bochum. In the upper left is the confluence of the Weser and Lippe Rivers. In the lower left is an inset of the Duchy of Ravensberg. In the upper right of this inset is Minden and in the lower right is Paderborn.

Map is printed on heavy paper with wide margins. Vertical centerfold. Browning on edges of margins. A few small, scattered spots in margins.

38 x 49.5 cm ( 14.9 x 19.4 ")

$800.00 minus 30% Discount = $ 560.00

Order Nr. D1385

"Li Due Circoli dell' Alto e Baso Reno Secondo le Osservazioni dell' Accademia delle Scienze del Anno 1714". Copper etching from the Italian edition of an atlas by the "Royal Academy of Science" in Paris, 1714.

The course of the Rhine river is the central theme of this map. It begins in the south with Breisach and continues north to Nijmegen. In the southeast above the cartouche is Ulm. In the northeast is Paderborn and Holzminden.

Map has some light spotting. The left and upper margins have been widened. General condition is Almost Very Good.

16.9 x 13.5 cm ( 6.6 x 5.3 ")

$ 85.00

Order Nr. D1238