BALKAN -- "SCLAVONIA, CROATIA, BOSNIA cum Dalmatiæ parte". (Amst., Hondius, 1628). Engr. map, cold. by hand, w. title cartouche in right upper corner. 362 x 470 mm. (I.a. 2 tears professionally restored).

EUROPE -- "CARTE DU DUCHÉ DE LUXEMBOURG, dans laquelle on trouve la partie Meridionale & limitrophe de la Seigneurie de Lyege". -- "PARTIE MERIDION. du Duché de Brabant, (…) avec les confins du Haynaut et du Luxembourg". (W. 2 small holes in image). -- "CARTES DES CERCLES du Haut et du Bas Rhin (…)". -- (Par.), 1752-53. 3 engr. maps by R. de Vaugondy, cold. in outlines. c. 500 x 600 mm each. -- And 17 o. maps of France, Belgium, Switzerland a.o. European countries. (20).

EUROPE -- "COMITATUS FLANDRIÆ Nova Tabula". (Amst.), H. Hondius, (1638-44). Plain engr. map. (Washed and professionally rep.). V.d. Krogt 3200:1B1. -- And 4 o. of Belgium (Flanders). (5).

EUROPE -- "COMITATUS NAMURCI emendata delineatio, (…)". (Amst.), N. Visscher, (c. 1680). Engr. map in cont. col. 476 x 573 mm. -- "GEOGRAPHICA ARTESIÆ Comitatus Tabula". (Amst.), N. Visscher, (c. 1680). Engr. map in cont. col. 465 x 565 mm. -- "GALLOFLANDRIA, in qua Castellaniæ, Lilana, Duacena, & Orchiesa, cum dependentibus; necnon Tornacum, & Tornacesium". (Amst.), W.J. Blaeu, (1644-55). Plain engr. map. 391 x 510 mm. Embellished w. num. coats of arms. V.d. Krogt 3220:2:202-3. -- And 4 o. of France, Germany and Belgium. (7).

EUROPE -- "GALLOFLANDRIA, in qua Castellaniæ, Lilana, Duacena, & Orchiesa, cum dependentibus; necnon Tornacum, & Tornacesium". (Amst.), W.J. Blaeu, (1644-55). Cold. engr. map. 391 x 510 mm. Colourful map embellished w. num. coats of arms. V.d. Krogt 3220:2:202-3. -- "CHAMPAGNE LATINE Campania, Comitatus". Amst., W.J. Blaeu, (1644-55). Engr. map. 388 x 503 mm. V.d. Krogt 4200:2:202-3. -- And 7 o. maps: 3 by Blaeu, 2 by Hondius, 1 by Visscher 1 by Janssonius, relating to France and Germany. (9).

EUROPE -- "NAMURCUM ELEGANTISSIMA ad Mosæ Flume(n) civitas". (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, c. 1581). Plain engr. plan of Namur in bird's eye perspective. 356 x 445 mm. (Brown stain in upper centre of margin). -- "OSTENDA". (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, c. 1625). Plain engr. plan of Oostende. 354 x 461 mm. (A bit stained). -- And 13 o. plans & views, i.a. of Tournai, Arras, Ypres, all from the same period. (15).

EUROPE -- "PERSPECTIEF GEZICHT Van de Schelde van het Fort Bath tot Antwerpen". Amst., Gebr. Buffa, n.d. (c. 1832/33). Cold. lithogr. by Desguerrois & Co. after A. Oltmans. 410 x 176 mm. Atlas v. Stolk 7180. -- "SCHILDERACHTIG PLAN v.d. Groote Expeditie, op de Wester-Schelde, in Augustus 1809 (…)". N.d. (c. 1809-1822). Cold. aquatint by A. Lutz after Capt. Coehburn. 334 x 242 mm. -- Added: 14 tinted lithogr. views of Belgian sights, 1830's. -- (16).

EUROPE -- "PLAN DE LA VILLE DE BRUGES". Bruges, A. Ancot, n.d. (c. 1880). Plan of Bruges and vicinity on 10 cold. lithogr. sheets, each 610 x 465 mm (paper size), which can be conjoined to form a large plan. Lge-fol. Owrps. (Cover torn and a bit dam., but altog. in good condition).

EUROPE -- SALLANCHE/MONT-BLANC -- "SALANCHE". ('s-Grav., Alberts, c. 1725). Fine engr. view by I. de Ram on the commune of Sallanche, the Mont-Blanc in the background. Elaborate cartouche w. coat of arms in the upper half of the plate, engr. caption and index engr. in the plate.

FLOODING -- SET of 7 views depicting floods in the Netherlands between November 14th 1775 and November 22nd 1776. (Amst.), Wed. Loveringh & Allart, (1776). 7 plain engr. by S. Fokke after H. Kobell. 213 x 307 mm. (Margins trimmed close to image in places). - From: J.H. Hering. Bespiegeling over Neêrlandsch waternood (…).

FORTIFICATIONS & SIEGES -- "PLAN DE LA VILLE DE DUNKERQUE Et de ses attaques, avec les retranchements des Espagnols, faicts en l'an 1646". (Amst., Blaeu, c. 1649). Plain engr. plan of the city, ships on the roadstead. 440 x 547 mm. (Some unobtrusive brown stains in places). V.d. Krogt 1169. -- "SIEGE DE GRAVELINES". (Amst., Blaeu, 1652). Plain engr. map of Gravelines and surroundings. 417 x 523 mm. V.d. Krogt 1618. -- "PERFECTE AFBEELDINGE van de Stercke Stat Ayre ofte Arien (…)". (Amst., Blaeu, 1652). Plain engr. map of Aire-sur-la-Lys and surroundings. 403 x 523 mm. V.d. Krogt 56. -- And 28 o. engr., mainly Dutch/Belgian, fortresses and fortalices from different sources (some by Blaeu). (31).

FRANCE -- "GALLIA". -- "BRITANNIA & Normandia cum confinib(us) regionibus". -- "AQUITANIA australis Regnu(m) Arelatense cum confiniis". -- "FRANCE, Picardie, Champaigne cum regionibus adiacentibus". -- "ANIOU". -- "BERRY DUCATUS". -- "POICTOU sive Pictaviæ descriptio". -- "LOTHARINGIA Ducatus". -- ("LOTHARINGIÆ Ducatus pars meridionalis") -- "BURGUNDIA DUCATUS". -- (Duisburg), G. Mercator, c. 1585-95. Tog. 10 plain engr. maps, all but 1 w. large title cartouche, all w. scale indicators. c. 355 x 405 mm each. (Small rep. to v°'s in places, a bit browned and/or stained, but in general in good/reasonable condition).

FRANCE -- "TERRITORIUM METENSE (…)/Le Pais Messin". -- "LIONNOIS, Forest, Beauiolois et Masconnois". -- "DUCATUS ANDEGAVENSIS, (…)/Aniou". -- "LA SOUVERAINETE de Dombes". -- Amst., Blaeu, c. 1670. Tog. 4 engr. maps, cold. by hand. c. 390 x 500 mm each. (Recently) framed, glazed and under passepartouts. (Some defects to image visible in 2nd and 4th mentioned, but all apparently loose and only hinged to mounts).

GERMANY -- "POLITISCHE UEBERSICHT von Deutschland von J. v. Stülpnagel". Gotha, J. Perthes, n.d. (c. 1860?). Large cold. lithogr. map by C. Hellfarth of Germany (but also (part of) France, Belgium, Holland, Switzerland and Austria). Intersected in 9 parts and laid down on linen. 141,5 x 146 cm.

GERMANY/LOW COUNTRIES -- "NEUE GEOGRAPHISCHE SPECIAL KARTE von dem Fürstenthum Ostfries- und dem Harrlingerlande Ingleichen den Herrschaften Jever und Kniphausen als dem ietzigen XIten Departement des Königreichs Holland. Aufgenommen (…) durch (…) W. Camp, H. Bunnik und W. v.d. Linden." Ostfriesland/Amst., 1804. Very fine and detailed map engr. by C. Jättnig, printed on 2 sheets which can be conjoined to form a large map. W. scale indicator, and 2 cartouches in the left lower and right lower corner. 760 x 925 mm.

INDONESIA -- "OOST JAVA". (The Hague), Topographische Inrichting, 1906. Autotype cold. map. 655 x 920 mm. (A bit creased on ends of central vertical fold, some pin holes in margins, else in good condition). -- Added: "KAART VAN DE WESTERHELFT (& OOSTERHELFT) der Residentie Timor". Batavia, Van Haren Noman & Kolff, 1860. 2 lithogr. maps by W.F. Versteeg after J.C.R. Steinmetz. 330 x 390 mm each. -- And 2 rail and tramway maps of Java. (4).

LOW COUNTRIES -- "XVII. PROVINCIÆ Belgii sive Germaniæ Inferioris (…)". (Augsburg, M. Seutter, c. 1740). Engr. map in cont. col. 500 x 594 mm. (Central vertical fold, some marginal splits in places). -- Added: "ULTRAIECTINI DOMINI tabula". Amst., F. de Wit, (c. 1680). Engr. map in cont. col. 476 x 573 mm. -- And 6 o. 'provinces', comprising maps by Hondius (2x), Visscher, De Wit, Kaerius, Metius & Freytag. (8).

LOW COUNTRIES -- AMERSFOORT -- "AMORFORTIA Dioecesis Ultraiectensis Oppidum amœnitate loci solique fertilitate admodum insigne". (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, c. 1593). Plain engr. plan of the city in bird's eye perspective (250 x 375 mm), on top of a view of the city from the North (115 x 395 mm). Total image size: 365 x 395 mm. Text in Latin on v°. (Small hole in image right next to central vertical fold, but else in good condition).

LOW COUNTRIES -- AMSTERDAM -- "AF-BEELDING van de Buiten-Amstel, des zoomers" - "Af-Beelding van de Buiten-Amstel, des Winters". - Amst., Erve de Wed. Jac. v. Egmont, n.d. (c. 1780). Woodcut catchpenny print w. 2 views on the river Amstel. In fine condition. - De Meyer p. 116-7.

LOW COUNTRIES -- AMSTERDAM -- GRAVE, J.E. "Gezigt in het Geijn" - "Tweede Gezigt, in het Geijn". - (Amst., 1794). 2 very fine engr. views of the river Het Geyn near Amsterdam, drawn and engr. by the artist. 260 x 335 and 270 x 365 mm. Both under passepartout.

LOW COUNTRIES -- AMSTERDAM -- "HET STADHUIS, van vooren". N.d. (2nd h. 18th c.). Engr. view of the town hall by Fr. de Bakker after R. Vinkeles. 290 x 420 mm. (Margins cut close to image). -- "DE AARDBEZIËNMARKT te Amsteldam". Very fine and charming stipple engr. by J.P. Visser Bender after J. Cats. 120 x 137 mm. -- "GEZICHT op den Buiten Amstel van de Weesperzijde op de Stad Amsterdam te zien". 1802. Engr. view w. skaters and sledges on ice by J. de Wit after J. Vinkeles. 207 x 235 mm. -- "OOSTELYK GEDEELTE VAN AMSTERDAM van het Y te zien/AMSTERDAM vers le point de l'est presè du T Y". (c. 1800). Engr. after D. de Jong. 198 x 233 mm. -- And 40 o. views of Amsterdam from different sources (Wagenaar, Commelin, etc.). (44).

LOW COUNTRIES -- AMSTERDAM -- PAPPELENDAM, J.C. v. (Gezichten in de omgeving van Amsterdam). (Amst., Daguerrois, c. 1825-45). 26 lithogr. views on 15 plates. Plate size ca. 28 x 35 cm. (Nrs. 23/24 lacking).

LOW COUNTRIES -- ARNHEM -- "GEZIGT op de Rijnbrug en de stad Arnhem". -- "GEZIGT op de stad Arnhem". -- "ARNHEM van de oeverkant der Rijn te zien". -- "PANORAMA van de stad Arnhem". -- c. 1860. Tog. 4 tinted lithogr. views. c. 180 x 220 mm. -- And 11 similar lithogr. views of Arnhem (9, incl. 2 duplicates) and of Huissen and Nijmegen from the same period. (15).

LOW COUNTRIES -- ASPEREN/OOSTERWIJK/HEUKELUM -- (BEIJER, Jan de (1703-1780), attrib.). "Het Huis te Oosterwijk dd. 8 aug. 1750". 1750. Drawing in dark grey ink and colour wash on paper (w. small extension to enlarge the image), captioned and dated in the upper half in manuscript. Hinged to mount. 122 x 214 mm.

LOW COUNTRIES -- "BELGICA FOEDERATA complectens Septem Provincias (…)". Augsb., T.C. Lotter, (1761). Cold. engr. map by M.A. Lotter. W. intricate and large allegorical cartouche displaying i.a. the coats of arms of the provinces and w. a scale indicator within separate cartouche. 475 x 580 mm. (Colour a bit ran out in places, but in good condition). -- Added: "NIEUWE KAART van Holland" - NIEUWE KAART van Groningen" - "NIEUWE KAART van Gelderland" - NIEUWE KAART van Friesland" - "NIEUWE KAART van Utrecht" - "NIEUWE KAART van de Provincie Zeeland". - 1781-97. Tog. 6 cold. engr. maps by Klockhoff, Van Jagen (2x), Krevelt (2x), and Van Baarsel. Each c. 340 x 425 mm. Taken from Kok's Vaderl. Woordenboek. (1st mentioned a bit stained, 5th mentioned a bit browned). -- (7).

LOW COUNTRIES -- "CHARTE VON HOLLAND, nach richtigen astronomischen Beobachtungen , (…) gezeichnet von Tobias Mayer". Nürnberg, Homanns Erben, 1811. Engr. cold. map. w. inset map of 'Ostfriesland' and 4 scale indicators. 485 x 535 mm. (Stained in left and right outer margins (partly in image)). Rare. -- Added: "A NEW AND CORRECT MAP of the Seven United Provinces (…)". (1747). Cold. engr. map after E. Bowen. 355 x 432 mm. Not in V.d. Heijden. -- And 2 similar maps (Homann Heirs, 1748 and Jaillot/Covens & Mortier (2nd h. 18th c.). (4).

LOW COUNTRIES -- COLLECTION of 18 maps of parts of Holland published by H. Hondius, I. Tirion, Covens & Mortier, Banse, a.o., of which 5 also cold. by hand. 17th-18th c. Diff. sizes, smallest 160 x 236, largest 330 x 445 mm. Incl. 2 duplicates.

LOW COUNTRIES -- COLLECTION OF 24 TOPOGRAPHICAL VIEWS, PLANS and historical events, all relating to Zeeland, 16th-18th c. 5 cold. Diff. sizes, largest c. 470 x 626, smallest 180 x 110 mm. Incl. 1 duplicate.

LOW COUNTRIES -- COLLECTION of 20 engraved views of Dutch towns and villages. 18th c. Diff. sizes, smallest 76 x 102, largest 270 x 363 mm.

LOW COUNTRIES -- COLLECTION of 47 (tinted) lithogr. views. All 19th c. Diff. sizes. In general in very good condition.

LOW COUNTRIES -- COLLECTION of 66 steel-engraved views of Dutch towns and villages. Breda, Darmstadt, etc., C.B. v. Goor, G.G. Lange, (a.o.), c. 1850/60. All c. 155 x 115 mm. (Age-toning, some foxing, occasional splits in blank margins).

LOW COUNTRIES -- DELFLAND -- (KRUIKIUS, N. & J.) 't Hooge Heemraedschap van Delfland met alle de Steden, Dorpen, Ambachten, Litmaten, Polders, (etc.). (N.pl.), 1712. Tog. 12 plates, incl. engr. ti. in 2 parts, & incl. 10 (of 25) numb. double-p. engr. maps (each measuring 515 x 590 mm (image size)) by T. Doesburgh, L. v. Anse, J. & J. Deur & P. Sluyter after N. & J. Kruikius & A. Houbraken, all loose as issued (added: 4 duplicate plates). (Some minor tear and wear, age-toning, but in good condition).

LOW COUNTRIES -- DELFT -- "GESIGT van de Groote Markt tot Delft, siende naar het Stadhuys, Oude en Nieuwe Kerk/Vue du Grand Marché de Delft (etc.)". Amst., L. Schenk, c. 1730/35. Very large plain engr. view, printed on 2 conjoined sheets of paper, of the central market square in Delft by Abr. Rademaker. 56,5 x 97,5 cm. Recently framed, glazed and under passepartout.

LOW COUNTRIES -- DELFT -- ("KAART FIGURATIEF"). (Amst.), P. Smith, (1702 (?)). Collection of 16 (of 24) engr. views ('randprenten') which surround the so-called Kaart Figuratief of Delft by D.E. v. Bleyswijck, and text-leaf 'Sommiere Beschryvinge der Stadt Delft'. Loose as issued.

LOW COUNTRIES -- DEN HAAG -- "GEZIGT van de Hertenkamp op het Hôtel Bellevue en Bezuidenhout". -- "GEZIGT op het Voorhout". -- "De Loterij Zaal [= Ridderzaal]". -- c. 1860. Tog. 3 tinted lithogr. views. c. 180 x 290 mm. -- And 18 similar (tinted) lithogr. views of The Hague and Scheveningen from the same period. (21).

LOW COUNTRIES -- DORDRECHT -- "DORDRECHT in 1864, gezicht op het Groote Hoofd". Dordr., J.P. Revers, c. 1864. Cold. lithogr. by C. Bos, printed by Emrik & Binger. 198 x 327 mm (image size). (Small rep. on v°). Van Gijn I, 430-1. -- "DORDRECHT". The Hague, n.d. Tinted lithogr. printed by C.W. Mieling. 162 x 230 mm (image size). -- "SMIDSHOEK" - "KROOSWIJK". c. 1858. 2 tinted lithogr. by F. Böger. Each 194 x 289 mm (image size). Van Gijn I, 239. -- And 16 o. engr./lithogr. views related to D., incl. 1 drawing and duplicates. (20).

LOW COUNTRIES -- GELDERLAND -- (LAST, H.W. Cahier gezigten van Gelderland). (Amst., Wed. Huygens, ca. 1860). 10 (of 12) tinted lithogr. by H.W. Last. Image size 21 x 27 cm. W. captions in Dutch and French. (A few unobtrusive foxing spots, upper margin 1 plate a bit stained). -- Added: 6 tinted lithogr. by the same from the series "Cahier gezigten van Arnhem". -- (16).

LOW COUNTRIES -- "GERMANIÆ INFERIORIS XVII PROVINCIARUM accur. tabula. Nunc apud Petrum Schenk Jun." (Amst., N. Visscher/P. Schenk, c. 1726). Engr. map w. faint colouring. 470 x 570 mm.

LOW COUNTRIES -- GEVERS (v. ENDEGEEST), D.T. (Verhandeling over het toegangbaar maken der duinvalleijen langs de kust van Holland). 5 (of 10) maps by D. Veelwaard & Son, numbered 1-2, 4-6 and dated 1825, depicting in detail the dune area roughly between The Hague and Schoorl. Various sizes, but 3 maps c. 345 x 720 mm, and 2 c. 345 x 480 mm each. (In fine condition, w. ample margins, all w. central vertical fold, map 5 w. some small rep. on v°).

LOW COUNTRIES -- HAARLEMMERMEER -- "KAART VIII. Verkaveling van den Haarlemmer Meer Polder". 's-Grav., E. Spanier, n.d. (between 1852-60). Lithogr. map divided in 2 sections: left the Haarlemmermeer and right hydraulic details, cold. by hand w. blue colour wash. 545 x 722 mm. (4 small tears on central fold, but without loss of image). -- Added: "KAART VAN DE GEMEENTE HAARLEMMERMEER" (&) "STAAT DER VERKOCHTE PERCEELEN". Rott., Van Gogh & Oldenzeel, 1855. Plain lithogr. map and list of names of buyers. 515 x 418 mm. -- And: "AFBEELDINGE VAN RHYNLANDS WATERSTAAT ten Opzigte van 't Vergrooten der Haarlemmer of Leydse Meer (…) volgens Meetinge A° 1739 en 1740 gedaan bij mij (…) M. Bolstra". (1746). Engr. map w. title cartouche, compass rose and scale indicator. 548 x 629 mm. (Margins a bit frayed/dam.). -- And 3 o. in relation to the Haarlemmermeer. (7).

LOW COUNTRIES -- "HET DORP VREELAND; te sien van omtrent de plaets Vreederust over de Vecht". -- "HET DORP DEN BERG, nevens het Gesigt naer Nigtevecht". -- "DE STAD WEESP het gesigt komende van de Uitermeersche-Sluis". -- "DE STAD MUYDEN en haer Slot; van de Zee-dijck te sien". -- 4 engr. views by D. Stoopendaal, all c. 1719. -- And 7 similar from the same area. (11).

LOW COUNTRIES -- "HOLLANDIÆ COMITATUS una cum Ultrajectino Dominio nec non Maximis Partibus Geldriæ Ducatus, per C. Specht". Amst., R. & J. Ottens, n.d. (between 1725 and 1750). Engr. map, cold. in outlines by hand. 510 x 570 mm.

LOW COUNTRIES -- "ILLUSTRIBUS AC POTENTIBUS COMITATUS DRENTIÆ (…)". (Amst., Hondius), 1634. Engr. cont. handcold. map. 380 x 490 mm. (2 tears running into image rep. on v°, slightly soiled but in good condition). -- Added: "FRISIA OCCIDENTALIS". Amst., H. Hondius, (c. 1640). Auctoribus A. Metio et G. Freitag. Amst., H. Hondius, (c. 1630). Engr. cont. handcold. map. 396 x 505 mm. (Small rep. to margins in places, but in good condition). -- (2).

LOW COUNTRIES -- "KAART DER BATAAFSE REPUBLIEK verdeeld in departementen en ringen (…)". Den Haag, J.C. Leeuwestijn, 1799. Map by Q. Ondaatje, engr. by C. v. Baarsel. 505 x 398 mm. -- And 3 similar of the Batavian Republic, of which 2 cold. (Van der Heijden, 4, 26 and 1 o. not listed in V.d. H.). (4).

LOW COUNTRIES -- "KENNEMARIA et WESTFRISIA vulgo et vernaculé Noord-Holland (…) ed. p. N. Visscher (…)". (Amst.), P. Schenk jr., n.d. (2nd/3rd quarter 18th c.). Engr. map, cold. by hand, w. 2 large elaborate cartouches (i.a. w. coats of arms) in lower right and upper left corners. 572 x 493 mm.

LOW COUNTRIES -- "KENNEMARIA et WESTFRISIA vulgo et vernaculé Noord-Holland (…) ed. p. N. Visscher (…)". Amst., N. Visscher, n.d. (after 1682). Plain engr. map, w. 2 large elaborate cartouches (i.a. w. coats of arms) in lower right and upper left corners. 572 x 493 mm. Framed, glazed and under passepartout.

LOW COUNTRIES -- ("KOP VAN NOORD-HOLLAND & TEXEL"). Nijmegen, Wed. J.C. Vieweg & Zn., (1830-32). 2 (of 3 ) lithogr. maps by Steuerwald & C°, indicating the locations where the Anglo-Russian army landed in 1799. 528 x 463 and 573 x 463 mm. (W. vertical and horizontal folds, but in fine condition).

LOW COUNTRIES -- KRIMPENERWAARD -- "HOOGE HEEMRAADSCHAP, Het, VANDE CRIMPENRE WAARD". (The Hague, G. v. Moelingen & J. Gijseman), 1755. Tog. 18 sheets: 6 double-p. engr. maps (the map alone: 105 x 147 cm), 4 engr. w. large coats of arms including the title banner, and 8 engr. w. large coats of arms which form - conjoined - a large wall map (tog. 155 x 195 cm). (Traces of use, some rep. to splits in places, espec. maps show some light staining/thumbing, but over all in fair condition).

LOW COUNTRIES -- LEIDEN -- "ARMINIAENSCHE SCHANS TOT LEYDEN, D'". (N.pl., n.pr.), 1618. 363 x 274 mm. Cold. etched representation of the 'schans' on top of an explanation printed in Dutch. Framed & glazed. -- Added: "LUGDUNUM BATAVORUM, Leyden in Hollant". (1612). Attractive and simple plain engr. plan of the town. 243 x 332 mm. Framed & glazed. -- (2).

LOW COUNTRIES -- LEIDEN -- "KAART der Stad Leiden. Vervaardigd d. den landmeter v.h. kadaster H.L.A. v. Campen". Leiden, A.W. Sijthoff, 1879. Tinted and lithogr. plan of the city w. names of streets, canals and main buildings in the plan. 122,5 x 156,5 cm. Laid down on linen, dissected in 24 sections. Fine, detailed map in excellent condition. Rare. Van Overvoorde, 179; Sijthoff, p. 138. -- Added: "HOOGHEEMRAADSCHAP van Rijnland 1884". N.pl. Cold. lithogr. map. Laid down on linen, dissected in 10 sections. 135,5 x 90,5 cm. (A bit browned and some small defects in places). -- (2).

LOW COUNTRIES -- LEIDEN -- "LEIDEN". N.d. (early 16th c.?). Engr. perspective view of the city by J. à Doetinckum (Doetecum/Doetecom), w. lettered banner in the upper centre and 2 putti, one in the upper left corner holding a coat of arms representing the Leo Belgicus and one in the upper right corner holding the city arms of Leiden. 250 x 340 mm (image size), 320 x 410 (sheet size).

LOW COUNTRIES -- LEIDEN -- "LEIJDEN. s'Gravenstein/Maison d'Arret dite s'Gravenstein". -- "LEIJDEN. De Hogelandsche Kerk/Eglise de Hogeland. -- (Amst., Buffa, c. 1850). 2 plain lithogr. views by Clermans. 170 x 208 mm. -- Added: 9 o., inc. 2 similar. (11).

LOW COUNTRIES -- LEIDEN -- "LEYDA, BATAVORUM LUGDUNUM, vulgo Leyden, Anno 1574". (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, between 1572 and 1618). Engr. bird's eye view on the city from the South, cold. by hand. 345 x 478 mm. Latin text on v° "Leida, (etc.)". (A few tiny marg. tears, slightly browned).

LOW COUNTRIES -- LEIDEN -- "LEYDA, BATAVORUM LUGDUNUM, vulgo Leyden, Anno 1574". (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, between 1572 and 1618). Engr. bird's eye view on the city from the South, cold. by hand. 345 x 478 mm. Framed & glazed.

LOW COUNTRIES -- LEIDEN -- "LEYDA, BATAVORUM LUGDUNUM, vulgo Leyden, Anno 1574". (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, between 1572 and 1618). Engr. bird's eye view on the city from the South, cold. by hand. 345 x 478 mm. Framed & glazed. Uninspected out of frame. Groenveld/Van Maanen/Penning, Lei 002, I. -- Added: "DELFLANDIA, SCHIELANDIA, et insulæ trans Mosam illis objacentes ut sunt Voorna, Overflackea, Goerea, Yselmonda, etc." (Amst.), W.J. Blaeu, (c. 1635). Engr. map in cont. col. 392 x 502 mm. Framed & glazed. (Colours faded, some foxing). -- (2).

LOW COUNTRIES -- LEIDEN -- "LUGDUNUM BATAVORUM vernacule Leyden". (Amst.), J. Blaeu, (1649). Plain engr. plan of the city. Image size 425 x 545 mm. Latin text on v°. (Margins cut close to image, some faint staining in places).

LOW COUNTRIES -- LEIDEN -- LUGDUNUM BATAVORUM, Leyden in Hollant. (c. 1609). Engr. plan of the city in bird's eye perspective. 240 x 330 mm. Under passepartout. (Margins faintly stained, a bit browned). -- PLAN DE VILLE DE LEIDEN/Platte Gront v.d. Stad Leiden. (Amst., H. de Leth, 1765). 170 x 210 mm. Engr. plan of the city. Under passepartout. -- LEYDEN. View on the town w. coat of arms in the top centre & w. playing children in the foreground.(c. 1615). Engr. handcold. view on the town w. coat of arms in the top centre & w. playing children in the foreground. 150 x 200 cm. -- (3).

LOW COUNTRIES -- LIMBURG -- "MAESTRICHT. Rives de la Meuse". Paris, Veith & Hauser, c. 1840. Lithogr. view of the city by E. Hostein. 166 x 252 mm. -- "VUE du Wrythoff à Maestricht". c. 1840. Tinted lithogr. view by De Jobard. 137 x 204 mm. -- "GEZICHT op Maastricht". c. 1910. Etching by A.L. Koster. 148 x 231 mm. -- "RUREMONDE". Tinted lithogr. view by A. Schaepkens. 190 x 267 mm. -- And 27 o. views of towns in Limburg. (31).

LOW COUNTRIES -- MANUSCRIPT MAP OF RIVER DE LEK and surroundings, roughly from Wijk bij Duurstede ? to Ameide ?. N.d., but watermark before 1738. Drawing in black ink and colour wash. 485 x 690 mm (paper size). Hinged to mount, under passepartout.

LOW COUNTRIES -- MIELING -- COLLECTION of 28 coloured/tinted lithographed topographical views of Dutch towns published by Koninklijke Steendrukkerij C.W. Mieling, Rotterdam. 1860's. Diff. sizes, but roughly 170 x 230 mm. (A bit foxed/age-toned, but in very good condition).

LOW COUNTRIES -- "NIEUWE KAART der Bataafsche Republiek verdeeld in VIII departementen, volgens de acte van staatsregeling, voor het Bataafsche volk". Amst., Mortier, Covens & Zoon, 1798. Engr. map printed on thick paper in cont. colouring and w. cold. numbers as it should be. 472 x 602 mm. (2 small rep. on v°-side, else very good).

LOW COUNTRIES -- "NIMMEGEN". Augsburg, Heirs of J. Wolff, n.d. (c. 1729?). Engr. perspective view by J. Wolff after a drawing by Fr.B. Werner which is dated in the plate 1729. Printed on 2 conjoined sheets of paper. 352 x 995 mm. (Upper left corner dam. but without loss of image,traces of former framing on v°, ample margins).

LOW COUNTRIES -- "NIMMEGEN. Novimagiu(m), sive Noviomagum vulgo Nijmmegen (…)". -- "GRONINGA". -- "MAESTRICHT. Traiectum ad Mosam". -- "ROTTERDAM". -- "TRAIECTUM". -- "VALENCHIENE. Valencena quondam cijgnorum vallis urbs Han perelegans et valde magnifica". -- (All first quarter 17th c.). 6 plain engr. city plans in bird's eye perspective. c. 235 x 320 mm. (A bit foxed, some creases visible, but in good condition). From editions of Guicciardini. -- Added: 16 plans taken from M.Z. Boxhorn's 'Theatrum sive Hollandiæ comitatus et urbium nova descriptio'. (1634): Leiden, Muiden, Leerdam, Monnickendam, Workum, Heusden, Geertruidenberg, Amsterdam, Schoonhoven, Alkmaar, Woerden, Weesp, Gorinchem, Goeree, Heukelum, IJsselstyein. All 155 x 230 mm. (Browned/stained). -- And 1 o. (23).

LOW COUNTRIES -- "NOVISSIMA & ACCURATISSIMA XVII Provinciarum Germaniæ Inferioris Delineatio". (Amst.), N. Visscher, n.d. (between 1656 and 1663). Fine cold. engr. map by A. Deur w. 2 fine large cartouches, compass rose and scale indicator. 475 x 570 mm. Framed, glazed and under (double) passepartout.

LOW COUNTRIES -- OPTICAL PRINTS -- "MAISON DE VILLE d'Amsterdam, vuê par devant". -- "VUÊ du Magazin Navale, á Amsterdam". -- (Augsb.), G.B. Probst, (c. 1780). 2 engr. perspective views, cold. by hand. c. 320 x 440 mm. W. captions engr. in the plate in 4 languages. (Both a bit stained/traces of use/some tear and wear). -- Added: 3 similar views of Amsterdam, of which 2 perforated to let (candle) light through. -- Tog. 5 prints.

LOW COUNTRIES -- OPTICAL PRINTS -- "VUÊ de Vivier [Vijverberg] vers la cour, a la Haye". -- "VUÊ de la Porte de Scalveck à Harlem". -- (Augsb.), G.B. Probst, (c. 1780). 2 engr. perspective views, cold. by hand. c. 320 x 440 mm. W. captions engr. in the plate in 4 languages. -- Added: 2 similar by the same publisher, of which 1 is perforated to let (candle) light through. (Both dam.). -- Tog. 4 prints.

LOW COUNTRIES -- RING VAN PUTTEN -- "CAERTE (…) DES RINGHS VAN PUTTEN, nae de meetinge gedaen by D. Schellincx Lantmeter inden jare 1617. Volgens het Origineel nomberboeck ende by my (…) B. de Roij". N.pl., n.d. (between 1701 and 1774). So-called polder map, consisting of 4 engr. maps by G. v.d. Gouwen & (Gerard?) Hoet, which form - conjoined - a large wall map of 98 x 126 cm. W. elaborate cartouche in the lower right corner, scale indicator, coat of arms of N. Hooreman and compass rose.

LOW COUNTRIES -- ROTTERDAM -- "ROTERODAMUM HOLLANDIAE in ostio Roteri flu. Opp. Magni illius Desiderii Erasmi Patria". (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, c. 1588). Plain engr. plan of the city in bird's eye perspective. 285 x 395 mm. Text in Latin on v°. (Wormholes in outer corners of blank margin, else fine).

LOW COUNTRIES -- ROTTERDAM -- "ROTTERDAM". (Amst., 1690). Handsomely cold. engr. plan in bird's eye perspective. 404 x 516 mm. - From G. Leti's 'Teatro Belgico'.

LOW COUNTRIES -- ROTTERDAM -- "ROTTERDAM". Rott., Arbon & Krap, 1824. Engr. plan of the city by D. Sluyter and C. v. Baarsel & Son, printed on silk (!). 430 x 535 mm. W. 2 scale indicators, inset map w. compass needle pointing North, and index in 3 languages, numbered 1-84. Folded in 32 sections. (Some mild foxing on one of the central folds, but in very fine condition).

LOW COUNTRIES -- UTRECHT -- "DE STAD UTRECHT, van het Paardenveld te zien". 1756. Engr. view by J.C. Philips after J. de Beyer. 176 x 416 mm. -- Added: 19 similar engr. views of Utrecht after De Beyer, primarily by Spilman, incl. some duplicates. -- And 3 o. views of Utrecht. (23).

LOW COUNTRIES -- UTRECHT -- "EPISCOP. ULTRAIECTINUS auct. B. Florentio a Berkenrode". (Amst.), 'Ex Off. Janssonio-Waesbergiana, Mosis Pitt, et Stephani Swart', (ca. 1680-83). Cold. engr. map. 375 x 490 mm. Framed, glazed and under passeprtout.

LOW COUNTRIES -- UTRECHT -- "ULTRAIECTUM DOMINIUM". (Amst.), W.J. Blaeu, (1663). Cold. engr. map. 390 x 516 mm. French text on v°. (In good condition w. ample margins). -- Added: "DELFLANDIA, SCHIELANDIA, et insulæ trans Mosam illis objacentes ut sunt Voorna, Overflackea, Goerea, Yselmonda, etc." (Amst.), W.J. Blaeu, (1635). Engr. map in cont. col. 392 x 502 mm. Latin text on v°. (Upper (blank) margin faintly stained).

LOW COUNTRIES -- ZEELAND -- "CAARTE van Sinte Cornelis Polder anders de Quacq". (Amst., 1701). Plain etched map by J. Luyken and I. Stemmers after A. Steyaart. c. 500 x 705 mm. W. large cartouche and compass rose. Recently framed, glazed and under passepartout.

LOW COUNTRIES -- ZEELAND -- "CAARTE vande Polder van Nieuw-Hellevoet". (Amst., 1701). Plain etched map by J. Luyken and I. Stemmers after A. Steyaart. c. 500 x 705 mm. W. large cartouche and compass rose. Recently framed, glazed and under passepartout.

LOW COUNTRIES -- ZEELAND -- "CAARTE vande Polder van Oost Voorn". (Amst., 1701). Plain etched map by J. Luyken and I. Stemmers after A. Steyaart. c. 500 x 705 mm. W. large cartouche and compass rose. Recently framed, glazed and under passepartout.

LOW COUNTRIES -- ZEELAND -- "COMITATUS ZELANDIÆ novissima delineatio". (Amst., P. Schenck, c. 1670?). Engr. map in cont. col. by N. Visscher. 460 x 550 mm. -- Added: "INSULA VALACHRIA in Comitatu Seelandia". (Augsb., T.C. Lotter, after 1757). Engr. map in cont. col. by G.F. Lotter. 485 x 575 mm. -- (2).

LOW COUNTRIES -- ZEELAND -- "FLANDRIÆ COMITATUS PARS BATAVA, (…)". Amst., N. Visscher, (1675). Plain engr. map. 486 x 545 mm. Blonk-v.d. Wijst, Zeeuws Vl., 3 (first state). -- And 3 o. (4).

LOW COUNTRIES -- ZEELAND -- "KAART St. JAN of NIEUVLIET". Dated 1779. Large cold. manuscript map by Willem Pleijte Wzn. of the polders around Nieuwvliet, drawn on vellum, w. compass rose and scale indicator. c. 735 x c. 1000 mm. (Image (a bit) faded, but in good condition).

LOW COUNTRIES -- ZEELAND -- "MIDDELBURGUM" - "ZIRIZEA" - "GOESA" - "TOLEN" - "VLISSINGEN' - "VEERE" - "ARNEMUYDEN" - "RAMMEKENS, oft Zee-Burg" - (Amst.), J. Blaeu, (c. 1650). (5) text-lvs. and 8 plain double-p. engr. plans in bird's eye perspective. Each c. 470 x 575 mm.

LOW COUNTRIES -- ZEELAND -- "ZEELANDIA COMITATUS". (Amst., W.J. Blaeu, 1635). Engr. map in cont. col. 387 x 502 mm. -- Added: "COMITATUS ZELANDIÆ novissima delineatio". (Amst., c. 1670?). Plain engr. map by N. Visscher. 460 x 550 mm. -- (2).

LOW COUNTRIES -- ZEELAND -- "ZELANDIA COMITATUS". N.d. (=1633). Cold. engr. map w. cartouche and scale indicator in right lower corner. 350 x 493 mm. German text on v°. Blonk & Van der Wijst, state 9, 2m. -- Added: WALACHRIA" (Walcheren). (Amst., Blaeu, 1662). Plain engr. map w. cartouche and scale indicator. 440 x 550 mm. Latin text on v°. V.d. Krogt 3610:2:601. -- And 1 o. of the Ooster- and Westerschelde. (3).

LOW COUNTRIES -- ZEELAND -- "ZELANDICARUM insularum exactissima et nova descriptio". (Antw., Plantin/Ortelius, c. 1580/89). Plain engr. after J. v. Deventer. 330 x 457 mm. German text on v°. (Vertical fold, a bit age-toned, unobtrusive small brown stain in image).

LOW COUNTRIES -- ZUID HOLLAND, Kaart van de provincie, 1846. Opgemaakt op last v.d. Provinciale Staten. (Z.pl., z.d. (=1846?)). Lithogr. ti., and 8 plain lithogr. maps, each 550 x 730 mm. (Maps 'numbered' by hand in red crayon).

"PLAN DE L'ISLE DE FERNAND NORONHA/Carte de la Partie de l'Ocean Vers l'Equateur entre les Cotes d'Afrique et d' Amerique". Paris, Dezauche, c. 1780. Cold. engr. map by Ph. Buache in 2 sections: left a chart of the South Atlantic, right a chart of the Island Fernand de Noronha. 495 x 645 mm. -- Added: "CARTE PHYSIQUE DE L'OCEAN où l'on voit des Grandes Chaînes de Montagnes qui traversent les Continents (…)". Paris, Buache, 1757. Engr. map, cold. 310 x 355 mm. -- And 4 similar physical geographic maps, incl. 2 publ. by Dezauche. (6).