AFRICA -- "AFRICÆ TABULA NOVA". Antwerp, (Ortelius), 1570 (i.e. 1580's/early 1590's). Engr. map by F. Hogenberg, beautifully cold. by a cont. hand. 376 x 507 mm. Framed, glazed and under passepartout. (Uninspected out of frame, but apparently in very good condition).

AFRICA -- "BARBARIÆ et GUINEÆ maritimi à freto Gibraltar ad fluvium Gambiæ. Cum insulis Salsis Flandricis et Canaricis". (Amst.), F. de Wit, n.d. (c. 1670). Engr. sea chart in cont. col. 490 x 576 mm. (Margins (very) short/cut to image, few repairs on v°, 2 small paper breaches in image due to ink corrosion).

AMERICA -- "AMÉRIQUE SEPTENTRIONALE Divisée en Ses Principales Parties". Amst., J.B. Elwe, 1792. Engr. map of North America, in cont. col. 477 x 596 mm. - Later impression in good condition.

AMERICA -- "VENEZUELA, cum parte Australi Novæ Andalusiæ". Amst., W.J. Blaeu, (1635). Engr. map in cont. col. 382 x 491 mm.

AUSTRIA -- "NOVA & ACCURATA CARINTHIÆ DUCATUS". Nuremberg, J.B. Homann, n.d. (c. 1720). Engr. map above a perspective view of Klagenfurt in cont. col. 505 x 592 mm. (Some light foxing visible, but in very good condition).

BALTIC SEA -- "DUCATUS POMERANIÆ novissima Tabula (…)". Nuremberg, J.B. Homann, n.d. (c. 1720). Engr. map of the Baltic coast between Stralsund and Danzig, in cont. col. 500 x 575 mm. -- Added: "REGNI BORUSSIÆ (…)/CARTE NOUVELLE de Royaume de Prusse (…)". Amst., J.B. Elwe, 1792. Engr. map of the Baltic coast between Schlawa and Memel w. inset plan of Koningsberg and surroundings in cont. col. 465 x 622 mm. (Lower blank margin stained). -- (2).

BELGIUM -- "BELGIUM sive Inferior Germania". Amst., (1628). Engr. handcold. map by J. Janssonius after G. Mercator, from "Atlas Minor". 125 x 176 mm. Latin text on v°. Under passepartout. (Slightly browned). Koeman, Me 194. -- "COMITATIS Flandria". (Amst., 1630). Engr. map by J. Janssonius after G. Mercator, from "Atlas Minor", newly engr. by A. Goos. 125 x 176 mm. German text on v°. (Margins a bit stained, slightly browned). Koeman, Me 199. -- And 5 o. small maps of Belgium/Flandria. (7).

BELGIUM -- "BRUGÆ, Flandricarum Urbium Ornamenta". (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, n.d., c. 1610). Cold. engr. plan in bird's eye perspective. 322 x 462 mm. (Part of left and right outer margin replaced). V.d. Krogt 661. -- Added: "COMITATUS FLANDRIÆ Accuratissima Descriptio, (…)". Amst., C. Allard, (c. 1700). Engr. map in cont. hand colouring. 465 x 560 mm. In very good condition. -- (2).

BELGIUM -- "GANDAVUM". (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, n.d., c. 1575). Cold. engr. plan in bird's eye perspective.

BELGIUM -- "PARTIE MERIDIONALE du Duché de Brabant qui comprend les Quartiers de Louvain et Brusselles". Par., H. Jaillot, 1696. Cont. handcold. (in outlines) engr. map by N. Sanson, on two connected sheets. 495 x 790 mm. (Tear in upper blank margin, former framing marks on v° (mending tape), some foxing spots).

"CANDIA" - "EAUWECK, Hooft Stad van Cambodia" - "CAMRON" - "AMARA" - "GIGIRI" - "SMIRNA" - "MALAKA" - "AFBEELDING van eene voorname Siamsche lykstatie" - "HET VEROVEREN der Stadt Allegona in 't eylandt groot Canaria, in den Jaere 1699". - Collection of 9 engr. views (1 cold. by hand) from various parts of the world, all from Dutch 'travel books'. 17th-18th c. Various sizes: largest 275 x 350, smallest 210 x 267 mm. -- Added: 16 engr. views of 'churches' taken from Baldaeus's 'Naauwkeurige Beschryvinge Van Malabar En Choromandel', Amst., 1672. Each c. 126 x 165 mm. -- (25).

CELESTIAL CHART -- "STERRE KAERT of Hemels Pleyn, waerdoor men kan wete hoe laet dat het is over de gehele Aertkloot, (…)". Amst., J.B. Elwe/J. de Ram, (c. 1792). Engr. representation w. i.a. the signs of the Zodiac. 542 x 642 mm.

EASTER ISLAND -- "INSULAIRES et Monumens de l'Île de Pâque". (Paris, 1797). Engr. view of 2 Easter Island Statues, locals and 4 French officers by Godefroy after G. de Vancy. 255 x 400 mm (image size).

FORTIFICATIONS AND WARFARE -- "NIEUWE PLATTE GROND van Bergen op Zoom, met de Forten op de Linie derzelver belegeringe en Attaque der Franze, zedert den 16. July 1747". La Haye, D. Langeweg, (c. 1747). Engr. view of the battle field surrounded by text. 527 x 410 mm. Rare and in fine condition. -- Added: "PLAN DE LA FORTE VILLE DE BERGUEN OP DEN ZOOM avec ses Lignes, Attaques, et le Fort Steenberguen". Augsburg, M. Seutter, c. 1750. Cold. engr. view of the fortifications in the vicinity of Bergen op Zoom (only the right part of 2 plates). 487 x 560 mm. (A bit soiled, and w. small chip from upper margin). -- And 19 o. views on sieges/battle fields, i.a. of Den Bosch, Breda, Venlo, etc. (21).

FRANCE -- "DUCHE DE BRETAGNE". - "BOLONIA & GUINES Comitatus". -- Amst., Hondius, n.d. (c. 1634). 2 engr. maps in cont. col. 380 x 505 mm each. (A bit browned as usual). - Dutch texts on v°.

FRANCE -- "INSULÆ CORSICÆ accurata chorographia tradita per I. Vogt (…)". Nuremberg, Heirs of Homann, 1735. Engr. map of Corsica in cont. col. 568 x 495 mm. (Paper thin on central horizontal fold, but good).

FRANCE -- "NOUVEAU PLAN GÉOMETRAL de la Ville de Lyon, avec ses projets et Agrandissemens dédié aux Ciyoyens de Lyon". 1789. Engr. plan of the city in bird's eye perspective, partly cold. by hand. 457 x 434 mm. (Small hole in right upper corner). - Attractive plan and in v.g. condition.

GERMANY -- "GÖRLITZ" - "WALDENBURG" - Schmiedeberg, C. Mattis, n.d. (c. 1830). 2 fine cold. lithogr. views. 231 x 331 mm each. (Blank margins a bit soiled/browned, but in fine condition).

GREECE -- "CANDIA, OLIM CRETA". (Amst.), J. Janssonius, (c. 1630). Plain engr. map w. 2 fine cartouches in the upper outer corners. 387 x 538 mm. (In very good condition, but upper part blank part central fold reinforced, small wormholes in lower blank margin). - Dutch text on v°-side.

GREECE -- "CARTE de la GRECE (…)". Amst., Covens & Mortier, (c. 1730). Engr. map of the Aegean Islands, partly in cont. col. 467 x 610 mm. (Blank margins a bit frayed, central fold reinforced on v°). -- And 1 o. of the Aegean. (2).

GREECE -- "HELLAS seu Græcia Universa" - "ACHAIA quæ et Hellas hodie Livadia" - "MACEDONIÆ et Thessaliæ Regiones" - "PELOPONNESUS nunc Morea". - Collection of 4 very charming engraved maps of (parts of) Greece, all handsomely coloured by hand. Taken from Ph. Cluverius's 'Introductionis in Universam Geographiam', late 17th, early 18th c. Various sizes, but all c. 200 x 265 mm. All under passepartout.

INDIA -- "CARTE DES CÔTES DE MALABAR ET COROMANDEL (…)". Amst., Covens & Mortier, (c. 1730). Engr. map of the southern part of India w. large cartouche and compass rose in cont. col. 478 x 590 mm. (Upper blank margin a bit browned, but in fine condition). -- Added: "NIEUWE KAART van t Keyzer Ryk van den Grooten Mogol". Amst., I. Tirion, (c. 1770). Engr. map of India in cont. col. 298 x 371 mm. -- (2).

ITALY -- "L'ITALIE, (…)". Paris, (J.B. Bourguignon) d'Anville, 1743. Plain engr. map by Aveline after Coypet on 2 sheets which may be conjoined. Total size 820 x 680 mm. In good condition w. ample margins.

ITALY -- "RUINES du theatre de Taormina". (c. 1825). Handcold. lithogr. after Michallon. 245 x 300 mm. Framed, glazed & under passepartout. (Galerie du Palais Royal). -- "TAORMINA". (c. 1845). Steel-engr. by A. Payne. 105 x 155 mm. Framed, glazed & under passepartout. -- And 2 o. (4).

ITALY -- "SICILIÆ REGNUM Per Gerardum Mercatorem (…)". (Amst., Hondius, c. 1634). Engr. map in cont. col. 343 x 480 mm. (Browned, colours faded).

ITALY -- "VUË de la fontaine d'Arethuse - Syracuse". - "VUË des Restes d'un Temple de Castor & Pollux". - "1re VUË des Campagnes d'Agrigente". - "2e VUË des Campagnes d'Agrigente". - "VUË ou Retablissement de l'amphithéatre de Catane". - "VUË de l'intérieur du Port de Syracuse". - And 6 similar. - Tog. 12 plain engr. views on Sicily by De Ghendt, Guttemberg, De Longueil, Couché, Lienard, a.o. Each 195 x 258 mm.

JAPAN -- SIEBOLD -- "GEZIGT OP DE HAVEN en de baai van Nagasaki". Lithogr. view. 392 x 600 mm. (A few small marg. tears of which 2 slightly touching the image). -- "EENE VORSTIN". Cont. handcold. lithogr. portr. 590 x 390 mm. -- "KO TSCHING DSCHANG". Lithogr. portr. 590 x 390 mm. -- "FRUITMANDJES". Lithogr. plate. 590 x 395 mm. -- "SCHRIJNWERKERS- en timmergereedschap". Lithogr. plate. 590 x 400 mm. -- 5 lithogr. plates. Taken from: Ph.F. v. Siebold. Nippon. 1832-52. (A few tiny spots/tears, else in good condition w. uncut margins).

LOW COUNTRIES -- "A NEW MAPE OF YE XVII PROVINCES OF LOW GERMANIE, mended a new in manie places, by J. Speed". (Lond.), Th. Basset & R. Chiswell, (1676). Cold. engr. map w. i.a. a fine compass rose and ships at sea, decorated across the top with views of eight cities and panels down both sides depicting local men and women in costume dress. 417 x 535 mm. Framed, glazed and under passepartout. (Diagonal cut visible in left outer lower corner, but in very good condition, unispected out of frame.

LOW COUNTRIES -- "BELGICA FOEDERATA". (Amst., Blaeu, 1662). Engr. map in cont. colouring. 430 x 520 mm. Latin text on v°. (Splits on vertical fold, but in fine condition).

LOW COUNTRIES -- "BELGII inferioris descriptio emendata cum circu[m]iacentiu[m] regionum confiniis". N.pl., n.d. (c. 1600?). Cold. engr. map by M. Florimi (Siena) after Mercator. 350 x 447 mm.

LOW COUNTRIES -- "BELGII pars septentrionalis communi nomine vulgo Hollandia nuncupata continens statum potentissimæ Batavorum Reipublicæ seu Provincias Reipublicæ VII Foederatas". Nürnberg, J.B. Homann, (after 1729). Attractive engr. map in cont. handcolouring. 480 x 570 mm. (Small rep. on v°, but in fine condition).

LOW COUNTRIES -- "BELGIUM FOEDERATUM emendate auctum et nov. ed. per F. de Witt (…)". Amst., (c. 1700). Engr. map of The Netherlands, cont. cold. in outlines, w. elaborate cartouche in upper left corner. 483 x 562 mm. (Some minor splitting of blank margins in places, but a good copy).

LOW COUNTRIES -- "BRABANTIA DUCATUS/Tabula Ducatus Brabantiae Continens Marchionatum Sacri Imperij et Dominium Mechliniense Magna cura edita a Nicolao Iohannis Visscher". (Amst.), 1657. Cold. engr. map of Brabant, surrounded on all sides by town views, costumed figures, portraits and coats of arms. 470 x 565 mm. (Margins short, several (small) repairs on v°, small irregularities visible on central vertical fold, but an acceptable copy).

LOW COUNTRIES -- "BRILIUM, Hollandiæ opp." (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, c. 1580). Contemp. cold. engr. bird's eye plan. 335 x 481 mm.

LOW COUNTRIES -- CHARTS -- "CARTE DES ENTRÉES DE L'ESCAUT et de la Meuse avec les bancs, passes, isles, et costes comprises entre Gravelines et Rotterdam". (Par./Amst., 1693). Engr. sea chart by C.W. Berey. 610 x 866 mm. Framed, glazed and under passepartout. (Uninspected out of frame, only a few small foxing spots).

LOW COUNTRIES -- CHARTS -- "DE CUST VAN ZEELANDT, Begrypende in sich de gaten, als van de Wielingen, ter Veere, Ziericzee, Brouwershaven, Goeree, en de Maes". (Amst., P. Goos, c. 1661). Cold. engr. chart of the coast of Zeeland, printed on thick paper. 425 x 520 mm. (Upper margin faintly stained, but in v.g. condition).

LOW COUNTRIES -- CHARTS -- "PASCAERTE vande Noord-Zee Nieulix Wtgegeven". Amst., J. Colom, n.d. (1651). Cold. chart (Restored, margins short, small defects in places). -- Added: "CUST van Hollant tusschen de Maes ende Texel". Amst., P. Goos, c. 1650). Cold. engr. map. 425 x 525 mm. (A bit foixed, repair (?) on v°-side). -- (2).

LOW COUNTRIES -- COLLECTION of 24 small engr. maps of several parts of the Netherlands, 8 in handcol. (Late 16th-early 18th c.). Smallest 80 x 105 mm, largest 150 x 186 mm. All but 2 with text on v°. (A bit browned in places).

LOW COUNTRIES -- COLLECTION of 78 topographical views & plans, primarily of Dutch (also Belgian and German) cities and villages. 17th-19th c. For the greater part engr. Diff. sizes.

LOW COUNTRIES -- "COMITATUS HOLLANDIAE tabula pluribus locis recens emendata a Iusto Danckerts". (Amst., c. 1680). Cont. cold. engr. map. 460 x 555 mm. (Small professional rep. on v°, but else in v.g. condition).

LOW COUNTRIES -- "DESCRIPTIO GERMANIAE INFERIORIS". (From Guicciardini 1581/82). Engr. map. 235 x 320 mm. Guicciardini Illustratus Nederlanden-3; Van der Heijden 24. -- "DESCRIPTIO GERMANIAE INFERIORIS". (c. 1593). Engr. map in old handcol. by Fr. Hogenberg. 235 x 300 mm. (Upper outer corner rep. (affecting the border of the map)). Van der Heijden 31:2b. -- "DESCRIPTIO GERMANIAE INFERI". (1577). Engr. map by Ph. Galle. 158 x 213 mm French text and small map on v°. (Upper margin rep. in 2 places, inner lower margin a bit stained). Van der Heijden 19. -- And 16 o. small (handcold.) maps of the Low Countries, incl. 1 duplicate. (19).

LOW COUNTRIES -- DRENTHE -- COLLECTION of 15 lithogr. maps, cold. in outlines, taken from J. Kuyper's Gemeente-atlas (Drenthe). Leeuw., H. Suringar, (c. 1870). -- Added: 8 engr./lithogr. views of Drenthe on 6 plates (2 tinted). -- (23).

LOW COUNTRIES -- FRIESLAND -- "FRISIA OCCIDENTALIS". (c. 1587). Engr. map by F. Hogenberg. 145 x 195 mm. v° blank. Under passepartout. (Margins cut short). De Rijke 11.2a. -- And 8 o. small maps of Frisia (East & West), of which 5 in handcol. (9).

LOW COUNTRIES -- FRIESLAND -- "FRISIÆ ab Auctore B. Schotano a Sterringa". - "CORRECTISSIMA nec non Novissima Domini et Provinciæ Groningæ et Omlandiæ tabula". - (Amst.), Covens & Mortier, n.d. (first half 18th c.). 2 cold. engr. maps printed on silk. c. 500 x 600 mm each. Framed (±1900), and glazed between 2 layers of glass (both sides visible). (Margins a bit deteriorated in places, a bit browned and vaguely stained).

LOW COUNTRIES -- FRIESLAND -- "NIEUWE BESCHRIJVI[N]GE VAN OOST EN WEST VRIESLA[N]T door Davidt Fabricio van Esentz soe wel voor water als te lande neerstelijck beschreven. (Amst.), P. Kaerius, 1617 (= c. 1622). Handsomely cold. engr. map of the provinces Friesland, Drenthe and Groningen w. 2 compass roses, scale indicator, several ships in full sail at sea and 2 coats of arms. 382 x 495 mm.

LOW COUNTRIES -- GELDERLAND -- COLLECTION of 69 engr./lithogr. views, portrs., plans of Gelderland or connected to Gelderland on 58 plates. 18th/19th c. Partly cold./tinted. Dif. sizes. (Some plates a bit stained/foxed/slightly dam.).

LOW COUNTRIES -- GELDERLAND -- COLLECTION of 71 engr./lithogr. views, portrs., plans of Gelderland or connected to Gelderland on 51 plates. 18th/19th c. Partly cold./tinted. Dif. sizes. (Some plates a bit stained/foxed/slightly dam.).

LOW COUNTRIES -- GELDERLAND -- "DUCATUS GELDRIÆ ET ZUTPHANIÆ COMITATUS". (Amst.), N. Visscher, c. 1690. - "NOVISSIMA COMITATUS ZUTPHANIÆ (…)". (Amst.), N. Visscher, c. 1690. - 2 engr. maps in cont. colouring, cities ornated w. golden dots. c. 475 x 572 mm. (Margins slightly stained, repairs in places). -- Added: "DUCATUS GELDRIÆ et comitatus Zutphaniæ nova tabula in Tetrarchias Noviomagi, Arnhemii, Ruremondæ et Zutphaniæ distincta et edita". Amst., Covens & Mortier, n.d. (c. 1750). Cold. engr. map by Condet. In fine condition. -- (3).

LOW COUNTRIES -- GELDERLAND -- "KAART der buitenlanden van het kerspel Driel (…) voor zoo verre die gelegen zijn in de Meijerwijcksche Polder volgens de meting door W. Beijerinck, gedaan in het jaar 1776. Geteekend (…) door mij (…) geadmitteerd Landmeter, (…) F. Beijerinck, 1796". Tinted manuscript map of the 'Landereijen Meijerswijck & Elden', augmented in 1806. 490 x 680 mm. (Laid down, some minor damage to surface, but in good condition).

LOW COUNTRIES -- GELDERLAND -- "LA VELUWE, La Betuwe et le Comté de Zutphe[n] dans le Duché de Gueldre (…)". Paris, H. Jaillot, 1692. Engr. map by G. Sanson d'Abbeville in cont. colouring. 572 x 770 mm. (Partly split on central fold, but in good condition).

LOW COUNTRIES -- GRONINGEN -- COLLECTION of 31 lithogr. maps, cold. in outlines, taken from C. Fehse, Gemeente-atlas (Gron., J. Oomkens, 1862). (1 map foxed, slightly browned).

LOW COUNTRIES -- GRONINGEN -- COLLECTION of 33 lithogr. maps, cold. in outlines, taken from J. Kuyper's Gemeente-atlas (Groningen). Leeuw., H. Suringar, (c. 1870). (A few small defects, slightly browned in places).

LOW COUNTRIES -- GRONINGEN -- COLLECTION of 38 engr./lithogr. views, portrs., maps of Groningen or connected to Groningen. 18th/19th c. Partly cold./tinted. Dif. sizes. (Some plates a bit stained/foxed/slightly dam.).

LOW COUNTRIES -- GRONINGEN -- "GRONINGENSE TERRITORIUM". (Cologne, c. 1587-1602). Cont. cold. engr. map of the province of Groningen by Fr. Hogenberg. 148 x 195 mm. Text on v° in Latin. Under passepartout. (Lower margin cut and professsionally repaired).

LOW COUNTRIES -- HAARLEM -- "AFBEELDING van het stadhuis der stad Haerlem". (Haarlem), I. and J. Enschede & J. Bosch, 1753. Engr. by H. Spilman after P. Saanredam. 355 x 440 mm. Black 19th-c. plaster cast dec. frame on wood. (Frame sl. damaged in places, small tear and stain to lower marg., sl. browned, uninspected out of frame).

LOW COUNTRIES -- HAARLEM -- "HAERLEM". Amst., R. & J. Ottens, (between 1726-66). Engr. handcold. panoramic view by J. v.d. Velde II after P. de Molijn, printed on 3 joined leaves. (Tog. c. 42 x 163 cm). Framed, glazed & under passepartout. (Mounted, fold visible in the middle, colouring faded, a bit browned/foxed in places, uninspected out of frame).

LOW COUNTRIES -- HAARLEM -- "HARLEMUM". (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, c. 1580). Contemp. cold. engr. bird's eye plan. 345 x 474 mm.

LOW COUNTRIES -- "KARTE VON DER REPUBLIK DER VEREINIGTEN NIEDERLANDE. Neu verzeichnet herausgegeben (…)". Vienna, F.J.J. v. Reilly, 1795. Engr. map by J. Stöber, in cont. col. 636 x 792 mm. (Some very light foxing, but in fine condition).

LOW COUNTRIES -- (KUN, LJ.A. v.d. & R. MUSQUETIER. Kaart van de rivier de Boven-Maas van Visé tot Woudrichem. Opgem. en vervaardigd door den eersten landmeter bij den Algemene dienst van den Waterstaat E. Olivier Dz. ('s-Grav.), Topographisch Bureau, n.d. (1849-56)). 11 (of 34) lithogr. and engr. maps depicting the course of the river Maas through Limburg and adjacent lands. (Some very light foxing in places, slightly soiled, but in very good condition).

LOW COUNTRIES -- LEIDEN -- BLEULER, L. Vue de l'interieur de la ville de Leyden. Schaffhausen, L. Bleuler, (c. 1830). Handcold. aquatint by Himely after Bleuler (No. 77). Image size 200 x 295 mm. Mounted & under passepartout.

LOW COUNTRIES -- LEIDEN -- COLLECTION of 42 engr./lithogr. views, portrs., plans of Leiden or connected to Leiden. 18th/19th c. Partly cold./tinted. Dif. sizes. (I.a. from Montagne, Rademaker, etc.). (Some plates a bit stained/foxed/slightly dam.).

LOW COUNTRIES -- MAASTRICHT -- "TRAIECTUM AD MOSAM urbs et natura loci, (…)." (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, 1575). Engr. bird's eye view of Maastricht in cont. handcolouring. 372 x 502 mm. Framed, glazed and under passepartout. (Slightly browned/foxed, uninspected out of frame).

LOW COUNTRIES -- NIJMEGEN -- "NOVIOMAGIUM sive Noviomagum vulgo Nijmmegen (…)". (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, c. 1581). Contemp. cold. engr. bird's eye plan. 330 x 400 mm.

LOW COUNTRIES -- "NOVUS XVII INFERIORIS GERMANIÆ PROVINCIARUM TYPUS de integro multis in locis emendatus à Guliel. Blaeu". Amst., W. Blaeu, (1662). Engr. map, cold. by hand, w. large title cartouche, a compass rose, several ships at sea and sea monsters. 405 x 514 mm.

LOW COUNTRIES -- OVERIJSSEL -- COLLECTION of 70 engr./lithogr. views, portrs., maps of Overijssel or connected to Overijssel. 18th/19th c. Partly cold./tinted. Dif. sizes. (Some plates a bit stained/foxed/slightly dam.).

LOW COUNTRIES -- RADEMAKER -- COLLECTION of 111 engr. views on Dutch towns and villages by A. Rademaker & H. Spilman, c. 1730. Each c. 85 x 113 mm. Incl. some duplicates. -- And 5 similar, incl. 2 small drawings after Rademaker & Spilman. (116).

LOW COUNTRIES -- ROTTERDAM -- "DE MAAS VOOR ROTTERDAM in 1838". 's-Grav., S. de Visser & Zn., n.d. (c. 1838). Cold. lithogr. view of people skating on the river Maas after C.C.A. Last. 195 x 290 mm (image size). (A bit brown caused by former framing). -- Added: "LA MEUSE À ROTTERDAM". N.d. Similar cold. lithogr. of people skating on the river Maas by Jobard after Howen. 137 x 204 mm. (A bit foxed). -- (2).

LOW COUNTRIES -- "TAFEL VANDE XVII NEDERLANDZE PROVINCIEN, Vertonende der zelver verdeling, grootte van Landen en Steden, Mids-gaders haar Regering, zo Politicq als Kerkelijk, en veel andere merkweerdige zaken, (…)". Utr., C. Specht, 1705. Largely inscribed etched plate w. cold. inset map of the Netherlands w. contours of a 'leo Belgicus', cold. distance table, and 26 nicely cold. coats of arms. 490 x 587 mm. Framed, glazed and under passepartout. (Tear of c. 10 cm. running into image in right lower area, a bit age-toned, but in good condition).

LOW COUNTRIES -- UTRECHT -- "CAERTE VANDE VRYHEYD DER STADT UTRECHT volgens Decisie vanden Iare 1539". (Amst.), J. Ottens, n.d. (between 1708 and 1719). Plain engr. map above a strip of letterpress text - to which the map is connected - w. the following header: "Uitspraek over de jurisdictie der Stad Utrecht, in dato den 20. Augustus 1539". 373 x 526 mm (map only), 485 x 587 mm (total size). (A bit rumpled and some small rep. on v°, but in good condition).

LOW COUNTRIES -- UTRECHT -- "GEZIGTEN in de Geerte-kerk te Utrecht, tijdens het verblijf aldaar der Veenendalers gedurende den Watersnood in maart en April 1855". Utr., V.d. Weijer, (c. 1855). 5 tinted lithogr. views within a decorative setting, incl. 2 cartouches and 2 horns of plenty (?). 408 x 493 mm. -- "'S RIJKS HULPMUNT TE UTRECHT". - "MUNTZAAL der Hulp Munt te Utrecht". - "MUNTZAAL der Hulp Munt te Utrecht". - Utr., Steendr. De Industrie, (1855). 3 tinted lithogr. views by D. v. Lokhorst. Each 245 x 381 mm (image size). -- "DE WILLEMSBRUG". - "DOMTRANS". - Utr., De Industrie, (c. 1857). 2 tinted lithogr. views by D. v. Lokhorst. 192 x 274 mm (image size). -- And 3 o. (9).

LOW COUNTRIES -- UTRECHT -- "PLATTE GROND der Stad Utrecht". Utr., W.C.J. Bollaan, n.d. (1847-52). Cold. engr. plan of the city on top of an engr. legend "Uitlegging der straten (…)". 375 x 505 mm (plan only), 578 x 516 mm (sheet size). (Outer uper right corner dam., left outer upper corner rep., but a reasonable copy).

LOW COUNTRIES -- UTRECHT -- "TRAJECTUM". (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, c. 1574). Contemp. cold. engr. bird's eye plan. 335 x 481 mm.

LOW COUNTRIES -- UTRECHT -- "ULTRAIECTINI DOMINI tabula". Amst., F. de Wit, (c. 1680). Engr. map of Urecht and surroundings in cont. colouring. 476 x 573 mm. Framed, glazed and under passepartout. (Uninspected out of frame, but apparently in v.g. condition).

LOW COUNTRIES -- UTRECHT -- "ULTRAIECTUM Dominium". (Amst.), P. Kaerius, 1616. Cold. engr. map w. 13 coats of arms, cartouche containing view on Utrecht, puppets and scale indicator. 480 x 555 mm. Latin text on v°.

LOW COUNTRIES -- WILLEMSOORD -- "DE KOLONIE Willem's Oord. Te zien van het Steenwijker Woud". Amst., F.C. Hagedoorn, (ca. 1835). Coloured aquatint by D. Sluyter after H.P. Oosterhuis. 515 x 445 mm. (Traces of former framing, discoloured, occ. waterst.). - A fair proof before printing of a rare, early aquatint.

LOW COUNTRIES -- ZEELAND -- "COMITATUS ZELANDIÆ Novissimæ Delineatio per Nic. Visscher". (Amst.), N. Visscher, n.d. (after 1672, before 1719). Engr. map in cont. hand colouring w. scale indicator and large cartouches in upper left corner. 460 x 550 mm. (Small tear in lower margin (former rep. on v°), partly affecting image, some splits in places, but a good copy). -- Added: "UTRAQUE BEVELANDIA, & Wolfersdyck, Insulæ Orientaliores Zelandiæ Cisscaldinæ; Vernacule, De Oostelycke Eylanden van Bewester-Scheld". (Amst., Blaeu, 1662). Engr. map in cont. hand colouring w. large title cartouche. 430 x 560 mm. -- (2).

LOW COUNTRIES -- ZEELAND -- ("ZEELAND"). (Amst.), C.J. Visscher, 1631. Engr. map of Zeeland in cont. hand colouring w. compass rose, scale indicator, 2 ships in full sail at sea and 2 puppets. 350 x 470 mm. (Professionally restored).

LOW COUNTRIES -- ZEELAND -- ("ZEELAND"). (Amst.), C.J. Visscher, 1631. Plain engr. map of Zeeland w. compass rose, scale indicator, 2 ships in full sail at sea and 2 puppets. 350 x 470 mm. (Slightly foxed, repair in lower upper right blank corner, but a good copy).

OPTICAL VIEWS -- ALLÉE DES ARBRES fruitieres dans le jardin de Sans Soucy. (Augsb.), G.B. Probst, (c. 1770). Sixt v. Kapff K83. -- VUE DU CANAL de Fontainebleau. (N.pl., n.pr., c. 1770). -- PROSPECTUS CASTRI VINCENNARUM ex parte ingressus. (N.pl., n.pr., c. 1770). -- VEUE de la machine de Marly. (N.pl., n.pr., c. 1770). -- And 1 o. (5). (All margins more or less stained, some small tears).

OPTICAL VIEWS -- DIE HAUPT STRASSE nebst einem chinesischen Triumpffbogen in Canton (oder besser Quantung.).Augsburg, "au Negoce commun (...)", (c. 1770). Cont. handcold. optical view engr. by F.X. Habermann. (A bit stained, a few marg. small tears). -- VUE DE L'ANCIEN PALAIS d'hiver de sa Majesté Imperiale et du Canal qui joint la Moika avec la Neva a St. Petersburg. Par., Basset, (c. 1770). (Right margin stained, upper outer blank corner rep.). -- VUE DU CHATEAU de plaisance de l'Axarienne pris du Côté du grand bassin a Petersbourg. Par., Beauvais, (c. 1770). (Margins a bit soiled, upper outer blank corner rep.). -- (3).

OPTICAL VIEWS -- (FIVE SENSES). Thuscana Visus. Dorica Auditus. Ionica odor. Corinthia Gustus. Composita Tactus. (N.pl., n.pr., early 17th c.). Complete series of 5 cont. handcold. engr. perspective views after H. & P. Vredeman de Vries, w. engr. Latin caption below image, numb. "1"-"5" and "19"-"23", the first w. "Iustus Sadeler excudit". Each 22x34 cm. (image). (Margins a bit stained/soiled & frayed).

OPTICAL VIEWS -- LA GRANDE PROCESSION de Florence, le jour de la Fête de Dieu. Paris, Daumont, (c. 1780). Cont. slightly handcold. engr. view. Framed, glazed & under passepartout. -- VÜE DU PLACE GRANDE a Neaple vers Orient. (c. 1780). Cont. handcold. engr. view by F.X. Habermann after W. Baur. Framed, glazed & under passepartout. -- VEÜE DU DEDANS de l'Eglise de St. Martins a Londre. 1751. Cont. slightly handcold. engr. view. Framed, glazed & under passepartout. (Caption cut loose from plate). -- (3).

OPTICAL VIEWS -- PROSPECTUS PROPUGNACULI urbis Parisiorum prope portam S. Antonii. (N.pl., n.pr., c. 1770). -- PROSPECTUS PALATII, Thuilleries, dicti e regione hortus, Parisiensis. (N.pl., n.pr., c. 1770). -- VEUE ET PERSPECTIVE de la Samaritaine de Paris. Paris, Basset, (c. 1770). -- And 3 o. on Paris. (6). (All more or less stained in places, some margins a bit frayed/w. small tears, 1 marg. rep.).

OPTICAL VIEWS -- PROSPECTUS URBIS PARISIORUM inter regium et novum pontem. (N.pl., n.pr., c. 1770). -- VEUE ET PERSPECTIVE de la Samaritaine de Paris. Paris, Basset, (c. 1770). -- VUE DE LA SORTIE de Paris, prise du Pont Neuf. (N.pl., n.pr., c. 1770). -- PROSPECTUS PALATII, Thuilleries, dicti e regione hortus, Parisiensis. (N.pl., n.pr., c. 1770). -- And 3 o. on Paris. (7). (All more or less stained, a few marg. tears (1 larger tear)).

OPTICAL VIEWS -- ROME -- VÜE DE LA PLACE NAVONE sur les ruines du Cirque Agonal a Rome. (c. 1770). Cont. slightly handcold. optical view engr. by F. Leizelt. Framed, glazed and under passepartout. -- VÜE DU FAMEUX THEATRE de Marcellus a Rome. Paris, Daumont, 1750. Cont. handcold. optical view engr. by F. Leizelt. Framed, glazed and under passepartout. -- VÜE DE LA PLACE de la Colonne Trajane à Rome. (c. 1770). Cont. handcold. optical view engr. by F. Leizelt. Framed & glazed. (Mounted, blank corners cut off).

OPTICAL VIEWS -- (THE PRODIGAL SON). 3 (of 6) handcold. engr. optical views. W. engr. captions in Latin, French, Italian and German below numb. Augsburg, G.B. Probst, (c. 1770). (Med. Fol. N° 29). (Margins a bit stained and w. a few tears). -- Added: JOSEPHI TUNICAM Patri fratres afferunt. Augsburg, G.B. Probst, (c. 1770). (Med. Fol. N° 48). (Some holes in left blank outer margin, tear in lower margin and affecting image a bit). -- (4).

OPTICAL VIEWS -- (THE STORY OF JOSEPH). 9 (of 12) cont. handcold. engr. optical prints of the series. W. engr. Latin, French, Italian and German captions. Augsburg, G.B. Probst, (c. 1770). (Med. Fol. N° 48). (Margins a bit soiled/stained in places, left margin w. holes (previously bound tog.), some tiny tears, 1 larger tear to last engr.).

OPTICAL VIEWS -- VUË DE LA RUE de Fauxbourg a Dordrecht proche de la Porte du grand Cour / Prospect von der Vorstadt auf der Rietdijksche Strass zu Dordrecht nahe beij dem Thor des grosse Hoffs. Augsburg, (c. 1780). Engr. view by B.Fr. Leizelt, cold. by hand, w. engr. captions underneath in German and French. Image size: 290 x 408 mm. Framed & glazed.

OPTICAL VIEWS -- VUE PERSPECTIVE de la Chancellerie Royale de Crenade. (N.pl., n.pr., c. 1770). -- VUE PERSPECTIVE de portail de l'Eglise Cathedrale de Toledo. Par., Daumont, (c. 1770). - VUE PERSPECTIVE du grand Cloître de l'Escurial Sepulture de Roys d'Espagne. (N.pl., n.pr., c. 1770). -- And 2 o. (1 rep.) on Spain. (5). (Stained in places).

OPTICAL VIEWS -- VUE PERSPECTIVE des Illuminations de la ruë de la Feronnerie du Côté de la ruë St. Denis à Paris à l'occasion de l'heureuse Convalescence de sa Majesté en 1745. Par., Daumont, (c. 1770). -- 68e VUE D'OPTIQUE representant La Porte St Denis sortant de Paris. Par., Daumont, (c. 1770). -- VUE PERSPECTIVE du de dans de la Chapelle Royale de Versailles. (N.pl., n.pr., c. 1770). -- And 3 o. on Paris/Versailles. (6). (All more or less stained, some marg. tears).

OPTICAL VIEWS -- VUE PERSPECTIVE du Palais Royal et des Iardins du Buen Retiro en Espagne. (N.pl., n.pr., c. 1770). -- VUE ET PERSPECTIVE de la maison de plaisance du Roy d'Espagne a Buen Retiro. (N.pl., n.pr., c. 1770). -- VUE DU PALAIS ROYAL de sa Majesté Catholique le Roy d'Espagne a Madrid. (N.pl., n.pr., c. 1770). -- LA GRAND PLACE de Madrid ou on Fait la Fameuse Fête des Taureaux. (N.pl., n.pr., c. 1770). -- And 1 o. (5). (Stained in places, some small marg. tears).

OPTICAL VIEWS -- VUE SEPTENTRIONAL du Palais Royal de Copenhague batie par Christian VI. Roy de Danemarck. Par., Mondhare, (c. 1770). -- VUE DE L'HOTEL du Lord Maire, qui comprend la Façade, et le Côté Occidental de Londres. Augsburg, "au Negoce commun (...)", (c. 1770). Cont. handcold. optical view engr. by F. Leizelt. -- ASPECTUS HORTORU. Domini Hamillon versus pontem Tamesis prope Londinum. (N.pl., n.pr., c. 1770). -- And 4 o. (7). (Stained in places, some small dam./tears).

OPTICAL VIEWS -- WONDERS OF THE WORLD -- (HALICARNASSUS). Mausoli monumentum, miraculum mundi quartum. - TEMPLUM DIANAE Ephesi, miraculum mundi quintum. - Augsburg, G.B. Probst, (c. 1770). 2 optical engr. (Med. fol. N°43, 164, 165). Sixt v. Kappf, K418 & K419. -- Added: DECORATION de Théatre representant les Jardins de Circe Magicienne femme de Minos. Par., Huquier fils, (c. 1770). -- DECORATION de Théatre representant le Palais d'Œdipe à Thebes. Par., Huquier fils, (c. 1770). -- VUE INTERIEURE d'un Temple des anciens Grecs. Par., Huquier fils, (c. 1770). -- CORINTHIA GUSTUS. (N.pl., n.pr., early 17th c.). Cont. handcold. engr. perspective view by J. Sadeler after H. & P. Vredeman de Vries. -- And 1 o. (a bit soiled/dam.) engr. (7). (A bit stained in places).

POLAND -- "CRACOVIA sedes regia obsessa (…) capta d: 8 Octob: Anno 1655". (1697). Engr. plate (on 2 joined lvs) from Pufendorf's "Suecorum, Gothorum et Vandalorum regis vita et res gestae" by W. Swiddle after Dahlberg. 300 x 560 mm. v° blank. -- "CARTE DES TROIS ORDRES qui composent l'etat de la republique de Pologne sçavoir le Roi, le senat et la noblesse". (Amst., 1705). Engr. plate from Chatelain's "Atlas Historique" w. views of Warsaw, Kraków and Vilnius. 350 x 460 mm. v° blank. (Small split at bottom of fold). -- (2).

POLAND -- "DELINEATIO SCHENOGRAPHICA Urbis Thoruniensis". - "PROSPECTUS OPPIDI Savichost". - "PROSPECTUS OPPIDI Sacrozin". - "URBS PIOTRICOVIA (&) Arx Ianowicz". - "ICHNOGRAPHIA operum quibus S.R.M. Sueciæ Lovitium (&) Prospectus Arcis Lovitzii". - 5 engr. plates from Pufendorf's "Suecorum, Gothorum et Vandalorum regis vita et res gestae". Dif. sizes. -- Added 2 o. (1 w. small hole). (7).

POLAND -- "GESTA AD SANDOMIRIAM". - "URBS BRIESTZIE in Cuiavia (&) Oppidum et Castrum Pinschou". - "ICHNOGRAPHIA POSNANIÆ". - "URBS PIOTRICOVIA (&) Arx Ianowicz". - "ICHNOGRAPHIA operum quibus S.R.M. Sueciæ Lovitium (&) Prospectus Arcis Lovitzii". - "PROSPECTUS OPPIDI Sacrozin". - 6 engr. plates from Pufendorf's "Suecorum, Gothorum et Vandalorum regis vita et res gestae". Dif. sizes.

POLAND -- "NOVISSIMA POLONIÆ Regni descriptio". (Amst.), J. Janssonius, (c. 1675). Plain engr. map. 465 x 537 mm.

POLAND -- "PALATINATUS POSNANIENSIS, in maiori Polonia primarii nova delineatio. Per G.F.M." Amst., J. Blaeu, n.d. (1659-72). Engr. map by G. Coeck, in cont. col., w. 2 coats of arms and 2 large cartouches. 417 x 528 mm. Spanish text on v°. (Small splits on vertical fold).

POLAND -- "PRAELII AD WARSAVIAM dies primus". - "PRAELIUM AD WARSAUIAM dies Secundus. 19 Julij 1656". - "PRAELIUM AD WARSAUIAM dies Tertius. 20 Julij 1656". - (1697). 3 engr. views of the battle of Warsaw (each on 2 joined lvs.) from Pufendorf's "Suecorum, Gothorum et Vandalorum regis vita et res gestae" by W. Swiddle after Dahlberg. c. 300 x 570 mm. v° blank. -- Added: 3 plans of Warsaw (1 duplicate). (6).

POLAND -- "REGNI POLONIÆ et Ducatus Lithuaniæ, Voliniæ, Podoliæ, Ucraniæ, Prussiæ, Livoniæ et Curlandiæ. Descriptio, emendata per Joannem de Ram". (Amst., 1685). Engr. map in cont. col., w. cartouche. 395 x 314 mm. v° blank. (Lower blank margin split/rep. on fold, fold strengthened on v°). -- "REGNI POLONIÆ magnique ducatus Lithuaniae nova et exacta tabula ad memtem Starovolcy descripta". Nuremberg, (1739). Engr. map by J.B. Homan in cont. col., w. large cartouche. 490 x 550 mm. v° blank. (Fold rep. on v° and in margin, margins a bit stained/soiled in a few places, fold a bit browned). -- (2).

POLAND -- "TRACTUUM BORUSSIÆ, circa Gedanum et Elbingam, ab incolie Werder appellati; cum adiuncta Neringia, nova et elaboratissima delineatio". (Amst., Blaeu, 1662). Plain engr. map of the region around Dantzig, Ellbing and Marienberg.

POLAND -- "URBS PIOTRICOVIA (&) Arx Ianowicz". - "ICHNOGRAPHIA operum quibus S.R.M. Sueciæ Lovitium (&) Prospectus Arcis Lovitzii". -"GESTA AD SANDOMIRIAM". - "URBS BRIESTZIE in Cuiavia (&) Oppidum et Castrum Pinschou". - "ICHNOGRAPHIA POSNANIÆ". - "PROSPECTUS OPPIDI Sacrozin". - 6 engr. plates from Pufendorf's "Suecorum, Gothorum et Vandalorum regis vita et res gestae". Dif. sizes.

POLAND -- "VUE DE LA VILLE DE CRACOVIE prise du monument de Kosciusko (22 Mars 1840)". - "VUE DE LA CATHÉDRALE de Cracovie". - "VUE DE LA PLACE des Dominicains". Paris, Lemercier, c. 1840. Tinted lithogr. by Lauvergne. 270 x 405 mm (image size). - Paris, Lemercier, c. 1840. 3 tinted lithogr. views by Lauvergne. 270 x 405 mm (image size). -- "KRAKAU". Vienna, L.T. Neumann, n.d. Tinted lithogr. perspective view on the city by Sandmann after Alt. 190 x 270 mm. (A bit soiled). -- And 7 o. tinted lithogr. related to Cracow/Polish history. (11).

RUSSIA -- GROND-TEKENING van de Russische hoofdstadt St. Petersburg door Czaer Pieter de Eerste In 't Jaer 1703 aengelegt. Utr., J. Broedelet, (1705). Plain, fold. map with inset map of the river Neva. 286 x 390 (=map size). (Some minor foxing). Uncommon. -- KAERT van het geheele Russische Keizerryk Mitsgaders Groot en Klein Tartaryen. Utr., J. Broedelet, 1743. Plain, fold. map. 546 x 495 mm. (Slightly browned/foxed). -- (2).

RUSSIA -- "St. PÉTERSBOURG. Vue de la Neva, pris de l'escalier de l'Académie. Moscow, (etc.), Daziaro, n.d. (c. 1840). Very fine cold. lithogr. view of the river Neva by F. Perrot, printed by Lemercier, Paris. 282 x 460 mm. - Rare and in fine condition.

SCHRÆMBL -- COLLECTION of 26 large engraved maps from the 'Allgemeiner großer Atlas', partly coloured in outlines, all loose as issued and untrimmed. (Vienna), F.A. Schræmbl, (1786-90). c. 630 x 885 mm each (sheet size). (In very good condition, but w. here and there some splits in blank margins).

SPAIN -- "LE BRIXA/SETTENIL". (Braun & Hogenberg, 1581). 2 engr. bird's eye views (Lebrija and Settenil de las Bodegas) in cont. handcol. on one plate, after J. Hoefnagel. Each view c. 155 x 412 mm. (Margins a bit stained, lower part of fold repaired on v°).

SWEDEN -- "CHARTA ÖFVER SÖDERMANLAND". Stockholm, Kongliga Lantmäteri Contoiret, (1743). Engr. map by E. Geringius of the south eastern coast of Sweden, remnants of colour visible. 480 x 560 mm. (Upper outer right corner torn off and 'replaced'). - Sold w.a.f., not subject to return.