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"Florentissimus Rheni Palatinatus" Copper engraving published by Joan Bussemacher for Matthias Quad ca 1600 in Cologne. This map is south oriented meaning "south" is at the top of the map. In the lower left is the mileage chart dated 1592. In the center of the map is Speyer. The Rhine flows vertically through the center of the map. In the lower part is the Main River. On the reverse side is historical German text about the region shown on the map. A decorative cartouche adorns the upper right corner and a portrait on the upper left corner. Pleasant hand coloring. Map image is in good condition. Vertical centerfold. The margins have light browning and normal signs of age and use. Some text from the reverse side is visible in the margins. Map image: 19.6 x 28.2 cm ( 7.4 x 11.1") $ 270.00 minus 30% Discount = $ 189.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND256718

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Marchia Nova Vulgo New Marck in March Brandenburg" Hand-colored copper engraving by Moses Pitt and Stephan Swart. Published in Amsterdam, 1695. This attractive map is rather rare. Map is in good condition except for a crease parallel to the vertical centerfold. Very minor signs of age and use. 49 x 37.5 cm (19.2 x 14.7 ") $ 280.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND244752

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"Lusatiae Superioris Tabula Chorographa exacte tradita per Joh, Georg Schreiberum & excus studio" Copper engraving of the Oberlausitz by Johann Georg Schreiber (1676-1750)). Published in Nuremberg. Dated 1732. Original hand colorng. The title cartouche shows prodects of the area with Mercury overlooking the peceful scene. The coat-of-arms cartouche in the upper left has the coats-of-arms of Bautzen, Zittau, Kamen, Goerlitz, Lauban and Loebau. Wide margins. The map is in good condition . The margins show minor signs of age and use. 44 x 55 cm ( 17.3 x 21.6 ") Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND243247 SOLD

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"Tipus Vindeliciae sive utriusque Bavariae, secundum antiquum et recentiorem situm ab Joanne Aventino olim descriptus, Principibusque eiusdem regionis dedicatus, atque Landshuti editus Anno a Christo nato, 1533" Kupferradierung nach der Vorlage von Johann Georg Turmair, latinisiert Johannes Aventinus (1477 Abensberg - Regensburg 1534). Aventinus schuf 1523 die erste Landkarte von Bayern. Von ihr gab es einen höchst dekorativen Holzschnitt, umrahmt von Wappen bayerischer Städte. 1533 erschien ein Kupferstich von dieser Karte ohne die Umrandung mit dem Titel der Karte in einer typischen Renaissance-Kartusche. Abraham Ortelius (1527-1598), der 1570 den ersten Weltatlas "Theatrum Orbis Terrarium" in Antwerpen herausgab, erwarb und benutzte diese Kupferplatte für die erste Ausgabe seines Atlas. Obwohl dieser Atlas erst 1570 erschien, wurde die Jahreszahl 1533 natürlich mutgedruckt. Schon während der ersten Auflage erfuhr Ortelius von der sehr viel präziseren Bayernkarte von Philipp Apian (1531-1589). Er erwarb die Rechte zum Abdruck, während der 1571 erschienenen Auflage des "Theatrums" und ersetzte mitten im Druck die Aventinische Karte gegen die Apiansche Karte aus. So kam es, dass die Bayernkarte von Johannes Aventinus nur in sehr geringer Zahl gedruckt wurde (1570 die ganze Auflage und 1570 in Teilausgabe). Das macht die Aventunus-Karte zu einer äusserst seltenen und begehrenswerten Karte. Vindelicien war der Name der römischen Provinz, die im 4 Jahrhundert im Zuge der Reichsreformen Kaiser Diokletians so benannt wurde. Sie umfasste Teile des heutigen bayerischen Schwabens, Oberbayerns und Niederbayerns. Augsburg trug damals den Namen Augusta Vindelicorum. Die Karte führt die deutschen Städtenamen und, wo vorhanden, die römischen Bezeichnungen. In der West-Ost-Ausdehnung zeigt die Karte von Rain an Lech und Donau sowie Füssen bis Peurbach an der Donau bis St. Wolfgang im Salzkammergut. Im Norden reicht die Karte von Cham bzw. Furt im Wald bis Innsbruck. In München gibt es eine Katholische Deutsche nichtschlagende Studentenverbindung namens "Vindelicia". Leichte Altersbräunung. Weite Margen. In der unteren Marge einige Restaurierungen. Die Karte selbst in sehr gutem Zustand. 32,7 x 43 cm Order Nr.DEUTSCHLAND242797 SOLD Reverse side:

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"Napoleonische Zeit I ") Four maps show the various political changes in Europe that came as a result of the Napoleon Wars. Published 1896. Horizontal centerfold. 29 x 22.5 cm ( 11.4 x 8.8 ") $ 60.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND248721

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"Napoleonische Zeit II: Deutschland im Jahre 1812" This map shows Europe as it was in 1812 as a result of the Napoleon invasions. In the upper left is an inset of Aspern, Essling and Wagram in 1809. In the lower left is an inset of Egypt in 1798. In the lower right is Europe in 1812. Map was published 1896. Vertical centerfold. 22.5 x 29 cm ( 8.8 x 11.4 ") $ 60.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND248722

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"Sued - Oestliches Deutschland nebst einem Theile des noerdlichen Italian" Steel engraving by W. Alt, Berge and C. Jungmann after Herman Berghaus for Stieler. Dated 1871. Original hand outline coloring. Interesting historical map extending as far north as part of Franconia and the Czech Republic. The path of the Danube is clearly visible and reaches as far as Pressburg on the right side. In the lower right is part of Istria and Croatia. In the lower left is Genoa (Genua), Alessandria, and Bologna. On the left side is a diagram showing the distances of various towns between Munich and Mantua. On the right side is a diagram showing the distances of many towns between Glocknitz and Trieste. Also shown on the map are railroad lines. Map has light age toning. There is a repair on the lower part of the centerfold. 29 x 40.5 cm ( 11.4 x 15.9 ") $ 85.00 Order Nr. ITALIAMAPPA238210

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"Brandenburg et Pommerania". Copper etching in excellent modern coloring. By Peter Kaerius (1571-1646). Amsterdam, ca 1620. Berlin is located in the center of this map showing the regions of Brandenburg and Pomerania. In the northwest is Schwerin, in the southwest Lauburg with Furstenberg and Crossen in the southeast. In the east is the Oder river with its many tributaries. Verso: Text in latin. The map has a small wormhole in the lower orange border. In the upper left margin is a thin area in the paper that is visible only against the light. Otherwise the condition is Very Good. 13.8 x 18.8 cm ( 5.4 x 7.4 ") $ 250.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND1234SOLD

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"Saxoniae Superioris Lusatiae". Copper etching by Peter Kaerius (1571-1646). Amsterdam, ca 1620. Verso text in Latin. Older hand coloring. Bischofswerda and Bautzen are in the center of this map. In the upper left is Wittenberg and Weissenburg. In the lower left is Hof and Egra. Prag is at the bottom center of the map as a red symbol of the city. In the lower right is part of the Elbe river and Zampach. In the upper right are Glogau and Fraustadt. Map has overall age toming and scattered spotting in margins. Margin edges are brown. Hardly noticeable spotting in image. General condition is Good. 13.8 x 18 cm ( 5.4 x 7 ") Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND 1327SOLD

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"Clivia, Cleve et Muers". Copper etching in very pleasant modern coloring. By Peter Kaerius (1571-1646). Amsterdam, ca 1620. Verso text in Latin. This west-oriented map is dominated by the courses of the rivers Rhein and Maas and all their tributaries. The Rhein enters the map in the lower left shortly before Cologne which is shown with a red city marker. In the upper right is Kleve. The lower right is Westfalia with Recklinghausen at the bottom. Except for one repaired worm hole at the bottom in the orange margin, the map is in Almost Exccellent condition. 14.3 x 18.1 cm ( 5.6 x 7.1 ") $ 170.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND 1197

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"Palatinatus Rheni". Copper etching in very pleasant modern coloring. By Peter Kaerius (1571-1646). Amsterdam, ca 1620. Verso text in Latin. Under the title cartoche in the upper right flows the Main river. In the upper center it flows into the Rhine at Mainz. The Rhine "flows" into the map at the bottom south of Gemersheim. On the left side is Saarbrücken and the Saar river. A bit north on the left is Birkenfeld. In the lower right above the map legend is Heilbronn. Map has a repaired wormhole in lower orange border. Light offsetting outside orange border. Overall condition is Almost Very Good. 13.9 x 20.2 cm ( 5.4 x 7.9 ") $ 170.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND 1255

"Westphalia cum Diocesi Bremensi". Copper etching in very pleasant modern coloring. By Peter Kaerius (1571-1646). Amsterdam, ca 1620. Verso text in Latin. This map reaches from Emden in the west to the Elbe river in the east. Bremen is in the middle of this map that shows the waterways of northern Germany in careful detail. To the far east is the duchy of Luneburg. Some worn paper in margins. Condition: better than Good. 13 x 17.8 $ 170.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND 1187

"Palatinatus Rheni". Copper etching in very pleasant modern coloring. By Peter Kaerius (1571-1646). Amsterdam, ca 1620. Verso text in Latin. Under the title cartoche in the upper right flows the Main river. In the upper center it flows into the Rhine at Mainz. The Rhine "flows" into the map at the bottom south of Gemersheim. On the left side is Saarbrücken and the Saar river. A bit north on the left is Birkenfeld. In the lower right above the map legend is Heilbronn. Map has a repaired wormhole in lower orange border. Light offsetting outside orange border. Overall condition is Almost Very Good. 13.9 x 20.2 cm ( 5.4 x 7.9 ") $ 170.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND 1255

"Westphalia cum Diocesi Bremensi". Copper etching in very pleasant modern coloring. By Peter Kaerius (1571-1646). Amsterdam, ca 1620. Verso text in Latin. This map reaches from Emden in the west to the Elbe river in the east. Bremen is in the middle of this map that shows the waterways of northern Germany in careful detail. To the far east is the duchy of Luneburg. Some worn paper in margins. Condition: better than Good. 13 x 17.8 $ 170.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND 1187

" Germany ". Copper etching by Herman Moll. London, 1726. A detailed map titled "Germany" which also includes much of Holland, a bit of eastern France, all of Switzerland, some of northern Italy, parts of Slovenia and Croatia, all of Austria, and parts of Hungary, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Poland. The text is English and gives information about the inhabitants and geography of Germany. The condition is Very Good. Page size: 32.8 x 22 cm ( 12.9 x 8.7 "), Map size: 18 x 18.2 cm ( 7 x 7.1 ") $ 120.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND 1195

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"HESSIAE DESCRIPTIO, JOANNE DRY ANDRO AUCTORE". Copper etching from the atlas "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum" by Abraham Ortelius. Antwerp.The northern part of of what is now the state of Hesse. The area shown: from the river Main northward to the junction of the Werra and the Fulda rivers. The author of this map, Johannes Dryander, was professor of medicine in Marburg. Besides this map, he published Hans Staden's famous book about Brazil. The map bears verso the page number 43 (Latin text) indicating the edition of 1579 or 1584. 1/2 atlas page. 33.3 x 24.3 cm (13.1 x 9.6 ") Modern coloring. Almost very good condition. $ 400.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND 1171

"Franciæ Orientalis (Vulgo Franckenlandt) Descriptio, Auctore, Sebast. A Rotenhan". Copper etching by Sebastian von Rotenhan (1478 - 1532) from the atlas "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum" by Abraham Ortelius. Antwerp. Original hand coloring. Published ca 1580. This very early map of Franconia is oriented with north on the left side. The Main river begins at the top of the map with two forks and "flows" to the bottom of the map where Frankfurt is located. In the upper right part of the map is Sulzbach and Amberg. Above the title is the Neckar river and Eberbach. Bamberg is in the lower circle and Kronach in the upper circle of the map section below. Verso: Text in Latin. This map shows the typical spotting caused by copper oxidation. The paper has the typical browning for a map of the 16th Century. On the bottom margin edge is a small repaired tear. The right margin is narrow ( 0.6 cm). The other margins are 2.3 - 4 cm wide. This map is in Almost Very Good condition considering its age. 36 x 24.6 cm ( 14.1 x 9.6 ") $ 380.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND 1247

Left side: "Populorum Germanium inter Rhenum et Albim descriptio, ut inter Caesaris aevum incolurant". Right side: " Populorum Germaniae inter Rhenum et Albim descriptio, ut circa I: Caesaris aevum incolerunt". Cluver, Philipp (1580 - 1623) was an early author of historic maps. His works were published long beyond his lifespan. The following map(s) comes from a pocket size atlas (duodez): Philippi Cluverii. Introductionis in Universam Geographiam tam veterem quam novam Libri. Amsterdam, 1661. The engraver was Peter Bertius (1565 - 1629). Originally colored.Centerfold. Size: ca.12 x 12,5 cm (ca.4.72 x 4.92"). Narrow margins all around, especially on right side. General toning. Minimal foxing. The area between the Rhine and the Elbe is shown on these two Cluver maps of the same area. There is a difference in the two maps in the naming and placement of the peoples inhabiting this area during Different times of Roman domination of this entire area. The Maps reach from the Danish border in the north as far south as Switzerland and Austria. $ 70.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND 1180

"Nova Totius Germaniae Descriptio". Copper etching by Peter Bertius (1565-1629) for Philipp Cluver (1580 - 1623) , an early author of historic maps. His works were published long beyond his lifespan. This map comes from a pocket size atlas (duodez): Philippi Cluverii. Introductionis in Universam Geographiam tam veterem quam novam Libri. Amsterdam, 1661. Originally colored.Centerfold. Size: ca.12 x 12,5 cm (ca.4.72 x 4.92"). Narrow margins all around, especially on right side. General toning. Minimal foxing. This map of Central Europe focuses on Germany and the surrounding countries. The yellow - colored river to the left is the Rhine in its entire course. This map reaches far to the east with Koeningsberg in the northeast and as far south as Croatia. $ 70.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND 1182

"Suevia que cis Codanum suit sinum antiqua descriptio". Copper etching by Peter Bertius (1565-1629) for Philipp Cluver (1580 - 1623) , an early author of historic maps. His works were published long beyond his lifespan. This map comes from a pocket size atlas (duodez): Philippi Cluverii. Introductionis in Universam Geographiam tam veterem quam novam Libri. Amsterdam, 1661. Originally colored.Centerfold. Size: ca.12 x 12,5 cm (ca.4.72 x 4.92"). Narrow margins all around, especially on right side. General toning. Minimal foxing. The contours and names of this map are leaning heavily on Ptolemy. Although titled "Suevia", this map shows only a small part of present-day Swabia. In the southwest the Lech is shown flowing into the Danube. To the right of the Lech is the Inn River. In the Northwest is the Elbe River. The central part of this map is Thuringen, Bohemia, and Prussia in the north with the island of Ruegen. To the east is the course of the Vistula River flowing through Poland and into the Gulf of Danzig Of speical interest are the names of the early tribes living in this area. In the southeast we see the curving of the Danube by Komárno in Hungary. $ 70.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND 1183

" Vindeliciae et Norici conterminarunque terrarum antiqua descriptio". Copper etching by Peter Bertius (1565-1629) for Philipp Cluver (1580 - 1623) , an early author of historic maps. His works were published long beyond his lifespan. This map comes from a pocket size atlas (duodez): Philippi Cluverii. Introductionis in Universam Geographiam tam veterem quam novam Libri. Amsterdam, 1661. Originally colored.Centerfold. Size: ca.12 x 12,5 cm (ca.4.72 x 4.92"). Narrow margins all around, especially on right side. General toning. Minimal foxing. The central part of this map in yellow shows the region of southern Germany known in Celtic times as Vindelicia. In the middle is Lake Ammer with Pilsen Lake attached. The rivers, Lech, Guntia, Amper and Isar (to name a few) flow through this area that reaches from the Alps in the south to the Danube in the north. To the east is the ancient region of Noricum ( in pink) which begins with the Inn River in the west almost to Vienna and the region of the Murr River. The green area to the north of the Danube has a curve of the Rhine River in the far west and includes Bohemia in the northeast. South of the Alps is the region of Rhaetiae and Gallia Helvetii which is today Switzerland. The lakes of northern Italy and the northern part of the Adriatic Sea are in the yellow region. $ 70.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND 1184

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"Germaniae Cisrhennae ut inter I. Caesaris et Trajani Imperia suit, Scaldis item Mosae ac Rheni ostiorum Antiqua descriptio". Copper etching by Peter Bertius (1565-1629) for Philipp Cluver (1580 - 1623) , an early author of historic maps. His works were published long beyond his lifespan. This map comes from a pocket size atlas (duodez): Philippi Cluverii. Introductionis in Universam Geographiam tam veterem quam novam Libri. Amsterdam, 1661. Originally colored.Centerfold. Size: ca.12 x 12,5 cm (ca.4.72 x 4.92"). Narrow margins all around, especially on right side. General toning. Minimal foxing. This map shows a large portion of the course of the Rhine River. In the southeast of this map the Rhine enters near Breisach in southwestern Germany. The pink area comprises the countries of Belgium, Holland, Luxemburg, part of Germany and northern France. The yellow area of the northeast is part of present-day Holland and Germany. Across the English Channel is part of England. $ 70.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND 1185

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" Prospect und Grundris der keiserl. freyen Reichs und Ansee Stadt Bremen samt ihrer Gegend". Copper etching by Johann Baptist Homann (1664-1724) in attractive, modern hand coloring. Nuremberg, ca. 1740. The ground plan of the city of Bremen is shown in pink in the upper part of the map, surrounded by small villages. Notice the many waterways in the area. The lower part shows a view of Bremen surrounded by two allegorical figures. Between the figures to the left is an open atlas showing Greenland and Spitzbergen in Norway. Theis alludes to the possessions of the Hanse. Above the view is a coat-of-arms of the city. The legend of the map is in the upper left corner. The map shows light browning along the center fold. In the lower margin is a crease reaching in the image. The is a little spot in the right and left yellow outline near the bottom. Lower margin is somewhat soiled. Overall condition is Very Good. 48.5 x 57.3 cm ( 19.1 x 22.6 ") $ 1650.00 Order Nr. DEUTSCHLAND 1202

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