AMERICA -- BRAZIL -- "FAMILLE indienne" - "INDIENS dans leur cabane" - "PONT de lianne" - "DANSE des purys" - "ALDE des Tapuyos" - (Paris, Engelmann & Co., 1835). Collection of 5 plain lithogr. plates by V. Adam and Lecamus after Rugendas. 215 x 280 mm. (Apart from some splits in margins in very good condition). -- Added: 4 plain lithogr. plates from the same work depicting portraits of Indian tribes: Puris, Coroados/Coropos, Camacan/Machacali, Botocudos. Borba de Moraes p. 754-5. -- (9).

AMERICA -- "CARTE de la Terre Ferme de la Gyuana et du Pays des Amazones". Par., M. Bonne, 1771. Engr. map, cold. in outlines. 330 x 430 mm. -- "LA TERRE FERME et le Perou avec le Pay des Amazones et le Bresil dans l'Amérique Meridionale". Par., N. de Fer, 1705. Engr. map, cold in outlines. 232 x 340 mm. -- "TERRE FERME, Nouveau Roy(au)me de Grenade, &c". Par., N. Sanson, (c. 1690). Engr. map, cold. in outlines. 198 x 312 mm. (Stain in upper margin). -- "CARTE des provinces de Tierra Firme, Darien, Cartagene et Nouvelle Grenade". (Par., J.N. Bellin), 1756. Handcold. engr. map. 220 x 275 mm. -- And 1 o. (5).

AMERICA -- COLLECTION 12 plates from v.d. Aa's 'La Galerie Agreable du Monde'. (c. 1728). 12 engr. plates showing inhabitants of America (except 1). each c. 128 x165 mm All under passepartout.

AMERICA -- COLLECTION of 22 costume plates depicting inhabitants of South America, of which 12 coloured by hand. 18th-19th c. Diff. sizes, largest 290 x 380, smallest 158 x 110 mm.

AMERICA -- COLLECTION of 35 costume plates depicting indian tribes of South America, of which 18 in colour/coloured by hand. 18th-19th c. Diff. sizes, largest 236 x 337, smallest 115 x 82 mm.

AMERICA -- COLOMBIA/CARTAGENA -- "PLAN des villes, forts, port, rade, et environs de Cartagena". Par., N. de Fer, 1705. Handcold. bird's eye plan of Cartagena & surroundings. 224 x 323 mm. -- "CARTHAGENA in de Spaansche West-Indiën". (Amst., Tirion, c. 1766). Engr. plan of the city. 183 x 259 mm. -- "PLAN de la ville de Carthagene des Indes". (Par., c. 1750). Engr. plan by N. Bellin. 196 x 332 mm. -- "PLANO de la Bahia de Cartagena" (&) "PLANO de la Ciudad de Cartagena". (Madrid), 1735. 2 engr. plans (1 handcold.) taken from Ulloa's Relacion historica del viage a la America Meridional. c. 260 x 380 mm each. (1 w. small marg. tear and faint stains). -- (5).

AMERICA -- COLOMBIA/CARTAGENA -- "PLAN van de haven van Carthagena". (Amst., Tirion, 1765). Handcold. engr. map. 180 x 315 mm. -- "CARTAGENA in Terra Firma Americae sita". Nuremberg, Homan Hered., (c. 1742). Handcold. engr. map. 245 x 297 mm. (Small tear in blank lower margin). -- "PLANO de la Bahia de Cartagena" (&) "PLANO de la Ciudad de Cartagena". (madrid), 1735. 2 engr. plans (taken from Ulloa's Relacion historica del viage a la America Meridional. c. 260 x 380 mm each. (1 w. small marg. tear and faint stains). -- "PLAN des villes, forts, port, rade, et environs de Cartagena". Par., N. de Fer, 1705. Bird's eye plan of Cartagena & surroundings. 224 x 323 mm. -- "CARTE des provinces de Tierra Firme, Darien, Cartagene et Nouvelle Grenade". (Par., J.N. Bellin), 1756. Handcold. engr. map. 220 x 275 mm. -- (6).

AMERICA -- COLOMBIA/CARTAGENA -- "VOLCANS d'air de Turbaco". (Par., 1810). Handcold. engr. by Bouquet after Marchais (from Humboldt's 'Vue des Cordillères (…)'). 295 x 420 mm (image size). (Slightly foxed/browned). -- "PRISE de Carthagêne des Indes". (c. 1800). Handcold. engr. by N. Ozanne. 290 x 390 mm. -- "VÜE GENERALLE de Carthagene Ville de l'Amerique Meridionalle". Par., Daumont., (c. 1755). Engr. handcold. optical view. 265 x 405 mm. (A few tiny holes, a bit foxed/browned). -- And 2 o. (5).

AMERICA -- MALLET, A.M. Description de l'univers, contenant les differents systêmes du monde. Lot of 16 engr. (12 from "De l'Amérique") maps, views and plates (3 handcold.) on textlvs. from the work. (Paris, c. 1685). Each c. 140 x 100 mm. (image). (Some marg. stains).

AMERICA -- VON HUMBOLDT -- "RADEAU DE LA RIVIÈRE DE GUAYAGUIL" - "VOLCANS D'AIR DE TURBACO" - "VUE DU CAJAMBÉ" - "PASSAGE DU QUINDU, dans la Cordillère des Andes". -- (Paris, l'Imprimerie de Langlois, 1810). 4 aquatint plates, first 3 in colour, engr. by Bouquet (first 3) and Duttenhofer. c. 300 x 415 mm (image size). (Some dam. to blank margins, 1 tear running into blank margin around image).

ASIA -- CHINA -- "DE REEDE VAN WHAMPOA, in China". Plain lithogr. view by H.J. Backer. 167 x 280 mm. --"VIEW OF MACAO in China". Liverpool, H. Fisher, 1818. Plain etched view by Sparrow. 180 x 230 mm. -- "KAJUTSIU". (Amst.), Covens & Mortier, c. 1730. Engr. view. 203 x 285 mm. -- "CANTON. Homme de la haute classe/Femme de la haute classe". N.d., c. 1830. Aquatint portrait by Himely after De Sainson of an upper class man and upper class woman. 290 x 385 mm. -- And 9 o. related to China. (13).

ASIA -- DE HOOGHE -- "MINE DE DIAMANS, aux Indes Orientales" - "FESTINS et Magnificence des Chinois" - "FEUX d'artifices des Tartares" - "INSTRUMENS de Musique de differens Peuples" - "COUR et Pompe Royale du Grand Mogol" - (Leiden), P. v.d. Aa, (c. 1700). Set of 4 engravings, numbered 2, 18, 23 and 26, by R. de Hooghe from 'Les Indes orientales et occidentales, et autres lieux (…)'. Landwehr, R. de Hooghe, 58 note: "(…) the most interesting of his oeuvre". -- Added: "DE BURAETTISCHE STAM of Taboun Kourbouzki (…)". Engr. of a Buryat village by Stöttrup after Herterich. 188 x 320 mm. Very rare. -- Added: 3 o. depicting Mongol culture. -- (8).

ASIA -- INDIA -- "CALECHUT celeberrimum Indiæ emporium/Ormus/Canonor/S. Georgii oppidum". (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, 1574). 4 engr. views on 1 plate, in cont. colouring. 340 x 480 mm. V.d. Krogt IV, 750. 2nd. state. -- "L'INDE de ça le Gange, suivant les Nouvelles Observations (…)". Leiden, P. v.d. Aa, (1713). Engr. cold. map. 255 x 393 mm. V.d. Krogt IV, 54:02. -- "ELEPHAS. Abgerichteter Elephant, Elephant dressé". Augsburg, J.E. Ridinger, (between 1754 and 1773). Cold. engr. of a kornak on his elephant. 313 x 206 mm. -- And 1 o. (4).

ASIA -- SRI LANKA/CEYLON -- "ASIÆ XII Tab.". N.d. (1584). Plain engr. map depicting Sri Lanka (Taprobana) from Ptolemy's 'Geographia' by G. Mercator. 352 x 474 mm.

ATLANTIC -- "CHART, A, of the Maderas and Canary Islands, from the draughts and Memoirs of Cap.tn George Glas; (…)" - "CHART of the Açores (Hawks) Islands, called also Flemish and Western Islands from Mr. D'Anville with several additions". - Lond., R. Sayer, 1775. 2 engr. maps, cold. by hand, both w. several insets and coastal profiles. 495 x 645 each. (Central fold visible, v°'s reinforced w. Japanese paper, but in very good condition).

CELESTIAL MAP -- "GLOBI COELESTIS Globi Coelestis in Tabulas Planas Redacti Pars II". Nuremburg, J.B. Homann, (1742). Engr. celestial map, cold. by hand. 490 x 580 mm. Framed and glazed between 2 glass plates.

DENMARK -- "A NEW MAP OF THE KINGDOM OF DENMARK, Comprehending North and South Jutland, Zeeland, Fyen, Laaland and part of Holstein". London, J. Cary, 1801. Engr. map, cold. by hand. 515 x 600 mm. Framed, glazed and under passepartout. - In very good condition.

DENMARK -- "REGNUM DANIÆ cum Insulis et conterminis Terris, (…) per E.I. Dahlberg". (Stockholm), 1660. Engr. map by Cordier. 300 x 390 mm. Framed, glazed and under passepartout. (Some foxing marks visible, but in good condition). Nice map displaying lots of details. -- Added: "DANIÆ REGNU[M]". (Amst., J. Hondius, first decades 17th c.). Cold. engr. map. 155 x 195 mm. Framed, glazed and under passepartout. From Mercator's Atlas Minor. V.d. Krogt III, 1500:351. -- (2).

EASTERN EUROPE -- "CARTE NOUVELLE DES ROYAUMES DE GALIZIE et Lodomerie avec le District de Bukowine". Augsburg, T.C. Lotter, n.d. (c. 1760). Sparsely cold. engr. map w. scale indicator and compass rose. 490 x 605 mm. (Margins short).

EASTERN EUROPE -- CRIMEA -- "SEBASTOPOL from a Watch Tower in Centre of the Town" - "A GENERAL VIEW of the Gulf of Kertch seen from Mount Mithridales" - "[VIEW OF] Simferopol" - (London, 1856). Set of 3 cold. lithogr. views by E. Walker after C. Bossoli, taken from 'Beautiful scenery chief places of interest throughout the Crimea'. 226 x 350 mm each.

EASTERN EUROPE -- "MARAVANIÆ seu Moraviæ Marchionatus. Singulari fide ac diligentia chorographice delineatus". (Antwerp, G. de Jode, 1593). Plain engr. map dep. Moravia, but also parts of Austria, Hungary, Poland and Silesia. 370 x 455 mm.

EASTERN EUROPE -- "MORAVIÆ NOVA et post omnes priores accur. delineatio. Auctore I.A. Comenio". (Amst.), N.J. Vischer, 1633. Cold. engr. map of Moravia w. 4 inset perspective views on top of the map of Polna, Olmuts, Brin and Znaim, scale indicator and 3 cartouches. 455 x 555 mm. (Several small splits in margins, 2 larger running into image on central fold, but without loss of image).

EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND -- "CARTE DE LA POLOGNE AUTRICHIENNE Contenant la Russie Rouge et la partie méridionale du Palatinat de Cracovie, etc. Dressée sur l'Exemplaire des Heritiers Homan 1775." Venice, P. Santini, 1776. Engr. map, sparsely cold. in outlines. 460 x 600 mm.

EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND -- "CRACOVIA minoris Poloniæ metropolis. Depictum ab Egidio vander Rye, communic. Georgius Houfnaglius". (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, 1617/18). Plain engr. view of Krakow w. 2 costumed figures in foreground. 308 x 552 mm.

EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND -- "CRACOVIA". (Frankfurt, W. Hoffmans, 1638). Fine engr. view of Krakow by M. Merian, taken from 'Neuw archontologia Cosmica'. 207 x 390 mm. (Small brown stain in right lower corner). -- Added: 7 smaller views of Krakow from the 17th-19th c. -- (8).

EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND -- "DE SARMACIA REGIONE EUROPE. De Regno Polonie et eius initio". (Nuremberg, 1493). Plain woodcut with a bird’s eye view of Sarmatia and Polish castles, located above an imaginary river that joins the sea, taken from H. Schedel's 'Nuremberg Chronicle'. 232 x 226 mm. -- Added: "NOUVELLE description de Poloigne & Hongrie." (Basel, c. 1570). Plain woodcut map of Poland and Hungary, taken from Seb. Munster's 'Cosmographie Universelle du Monde'. 258 x 352 mm. French text on v°. (Skilfull rep. in places, but hardly in the image itself). -- (2).

EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND -- "FIERA POLACCA, copiata da un disegno di proprietà di (…) Stanislao Poniatowski". (Florence, 1831). Engr. of a festive meeting in Poland by Verico after Orlowski, cold. by hand. 237 x 380 mm. -- Added: "RYBAK zokolic Warszany/Pecheur des environs de Varsovie" - "STRÓZE nocni/Gardiens de nuit" - "CHLOPKA-LITENSKA/Paysanne de Lithuanie" - And 1 similar before letter. - (Paris, Ch. Bance, 1817). 4 cold. aquatints (from a series of 50) by Delcourt after Norblin, depicting Polish occupations/costumes. 162 x 112 mm (image size). 3 laid down on a larger sheet of paper. -- And 3 o. (8).

EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND -- "LA PRUSSE divisée en Prusse Royale, et Prusse Ducale (…) par le Sr. Robert Géog.". Venice, Fr. Santini, (1778). Engr. map, sparsely cold. in outlines. 495 x 610 mm. In good condition.

EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND -- "LE ROYAUME DE POLOGNE". Venice, Fr. Santini, (c. 1776). Engr. map, sparsely cold. in outlines. 500 x 615 mm.

EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND -- "LES ÉTATS DE LA COURONNE DE POLOGNE, sous les quels sont compris la Grand et la Petite Pologne, le Grand Duché de Lithuanie, les Prusses et la Curlande. Corr. et augm. (…)". Paris, Desnos, 1782. Engr. map by P. Starckman in cont. colouring. 475 x 590 mm. (Some foxing/small stains in places, lower 10 cm of central fold split and slightly dam., reinforced on v°).

EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND -- "LI PALATINATI CRACOWIA, Lekzyca, Sieradz, Sandomir, e Lublino." - "LI PALATINATI di POSNANIA, Gniesno, Brzesc, Kalisz e Inowroclaw". - Venice, A. Zatta, 1781. 2 engr. maps, cold. by hand. 310 x 405 mm each. -- Added: "A NEW AND ACCURATE MAP OF POLAND, Lithuania, &c. Divided into it's Palatinats, (…)". (Lond., 1744). Plain engr. map by E. Bowen. 360 x 435 mm. -- And 1 similar of 'Silesia' by Weigel. (4).

EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND -- "LOVICENIS CIVITAS quæ est Archiepiscopa: Gnesnensis residentia in Masovia". (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, 1617/18). Engr. view of Lowicz in cont. colouring. 337 x 495 mm.

EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND -- "LOVICENIS CIVITAS quæ est Archiepiscopa: Gnesnensis residentia in Masovia". (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, 1617/18). Engr. view of Lowicz in cont. colouring. 337 x 495 mm.

EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND -- "MIKOLAY KOPERNIK". 1825. Plain lithogr. portr. of Copernicus by Salucci. 424 x 285 (paper size). -- Added: a collection of 21 cold. (primarily) costume prints (incl. some duplicates) of Polish costumes, i.a. by Bozza after Orlowski. (1831). c. 110 x 190 mm. -- And: 5 caricature prints regarding Poland from the 19th c., i.a. from 'Le Charivari' and 'La Caricature'. -- And 4 o. (31).

EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND -- "PIANTA DI CRACOVIA". (Florence, 1831). Engr. plan of Krakow by G. Carini after Mostowski. 310 x 490 mm. (Multi folded, false fold running into image from the left). -- "PIANTA DI WARSAVIA". (Florence, 1831). Engr. map of Warsaw by W. Poloski. 270 x 370 mm. (Multi-folded, a bit foxing). -- And 2 similar plans of Kaliningrad and Poznan. (4).

EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND -- "PIAZZA DEL CASTELLO DI WARSAVIA, e della Colonna di Sigismondo". (Florence, 1831). Plain engr.view of Warsaw by Nasi. 185 x 287mm (image size). -- And 10 smaller views (120 x 168 mm) of Warsaw from the same publisher. (11).

EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND -- "POLAND AS DIVIDED". (Lond., (etc.), 1817). Engr. cold. map by J. & G. Menzies, taken from Thomson's 'New general atlas'. 453 x 500 mm. -- Added: "SITUAZIONE ATTUALE della Polonia". (Florence), 1831. Engr. map sparsely cold. in outlines after B. Zaydler. 376 x 470 mm. (Multifolded, but in good condition). -- (2).

EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND -- "POLONIA ET SILESIA". (Amst., Mercator/Hondius, 1613-16). Engr. map in cont. colouring w. gold heightened cartouche in left lower corner. 345 x 457 mm. (Slightly browned, but in good condition). French text on v°. V.d. Krogt I, 1900:1A.1. -- Added: "POLONIÆ NOVA et Acurata Descriptio". (Amst., Hondius, 1639-44). Plain engr. map w. fine cartouche and scale indicator. 392 x 505 mm. (2 tears running parallel to central fold rep. on v°). French text on v°. V.d. Krogt I, 1900:1C. -- (2).

EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND -- "POLONIA Regnum, et Silesia Ducatus". (Amst.), W.J. Blaeu, (1635-38). Plain engr. map of Poland w. 2 fine coats of arms, a scale indicator and title cartouche. 420 x 510 mm.

EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND -- "POLONIÆ finitimarumque locorum descriptio auctore Wenceslao Godreccio Polono". (Antwerp, A. Ortelius, 1581). Engr. map in cont. colouring. 372 x 494 mm. In good condition.

EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND -- "POSNANIA elegans Poloniæ in finibus Silesice Civitas [&] CROSNO". (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, 1617/18). 2 engr. views on 1 plate in cont. colouring. 335 x 460 mm.

EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND -- "REGNI POLONIÆ Ducatus Mazoviæ et Province Cujaviæ, Descriptio emendata". Amst., R. & J. Ottens, (c. 1720). Engr. map by A. Schut in cont. colouring. 372 x 494 mm. In good condition. 507 x 581 mm.

EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND -- "REGNI POLONIÆ et Ducatus Lithuaniæ, Voliniæ, Podoliæ, Ucraniæ, Prussiæ, Livoniæ et Curlandiæ descriptio". Amst., F. de Wit, (c. 1680). Engr. map of Poland in cont. colouring. 490 x 561 mm. (Margins a bit frayed, some rep. in places, unobtrusive skimming by silver fish in upper part). -- Added: the same map published by De Wit, but uncoloured. -- (2).

EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND -- "SCHLOSS des Grafen v. Aspremont zu Rownye von der Nordseite". N.d. (c. 1830?). Aquatint after Felsenberg by Piringer. 350 x 445 mm. (Fold/crack visible in image). -- Added: 7 mostly lithogr. views of Warsaw, Krakow, Balice, and Stradem, incl. 2 duplicates. 19th c. -- (8).

EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND -- "SENDOMIRIA [&] BIECZ". (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, 1617/18). 2 engr. views on 1 plate. 328 x 455 mm. (Outer upper corners a bit stained, but not affecting image).

EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND -- "TABULA REGNI POLONIÆ, Ducatus Lithuaniæ, &c ad usum Seren. Burgundiæ Ducis". Amst., Covens & Mortier, (c. 1730). Engr. map in cont. colouring. 485 x 605 mm. (2 small brown stains in upper outer corners of caption, but else fine).

EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND -- "TIPUS CIVITATIS LUBLINE[N]SIS in Regno Poloniæ (…)". (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, 1617/18). Engr. view in cont. colouring. 310 x 495 mm.

EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND -- "UHLAN PRUSSIEN". (Paris, 1815). Cold. aquatint by Debucourt after Vernet. 340 x 260 mm. -- "J. PONIATOWSKI". N.d. (1830's). Plain lithogr. by Visser after C.C.A. Last. 340 x 263 mm (paper size). -- "GIUSEPPE PONIATOWSKI alla Bataglia di Lipsia del 1813" - "I POLACCHI alla Battaglia di Sammo Sierra" - "GIOVANNI SOBIESKI alla Battaglia di Vienna del 1683" - (Florence, 1831). 3 engr. by Verico. 170 x 400 mm (image size). -- "KOSSYNIER/SENSENTRÄGER". Warsaw, K.L. Magnus, n.d. Plain lithogr. 420 x 280 mm. -- And 1 o. (7).

EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND -- "VARSOVIA". (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, 1617/18). Plain engr. view of Warsaw w. group of 6 costume figures in a cartouche bottom left. 337 x 495 mm. (Right outer margin partly misprinted due to fold).

EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND -- "ZAMOSCIUM, Nova Poloniæ civitas, (…)". (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, 1617/18). Engr. view of Zamosc in cont. colouring. 337 x 495 mm. (Small brown stains in lower right corner).

EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND/BELARUS -- "PREMISLIA celebris Russiæ civitas". (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, 1617/18). Engr. view of Przemysl in cont. colouring. 355 x 495 mm. Latin text on v°. V.d. Krogt IV, 3481. -- Added:"VERA DESIGNATIO URBIS in Littavia Grodnæ". (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, 1575). Engr. view of Grodno in cont. colouring. 308 x 485 mm. (Small cracks and holes in image in places due to ink corrosion). Latin text on v°. V.d. Krogt IV, 1637.¶ -- (2).

EASTERN EUROPE -- "REGNI BOHEMIÆ DESCRIPTIO". (Antwerp, A. Ortelius, 1570). Plain engr. map w. 2 large cartouches in left and right lower corner. 337 x 509 mm.

EASTERN EUROPE -- "SCLAVONIA, CROATIA, BOSNIA cum Dalmatiæ parte". (Amst., Mercator/Hondius, c. 1650). Engr. map in cont. colouring. 360 x 460 mm. (Slightly browned, but in fine condition w. ample margins).

EASTERN EUROPE -- UKRAINE -- "LEOPOLIS Russiæ Australis Urbs (…)". (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, 1617/18). Plain engr. view of Lviv. 283 x 512 mm. (Partly a bit faint impression/misprint).

EASTERN EUROPE -- UKRAINE -- "TAURICA CHERSONESUS. Nostra ætate Przecopsca et Gazara dicitur. Per Gerardum Mercatorem". (Amst., Mercator/Hondius, 1628). Cold. engr. map of Ukraine and Crimea. 318 x 410 mm.

EASTERN EUROPE -- UKRAINE -- "UKRANIA quæ et Terra Cosaccorum cum vicinis Walachiæ, Moldaviæ, (etc.)". Nuremberg, J.B. Homann, n.d. (c. 1720). Engr. map in cont. colouring. 495 x 590 mm. (Margins a bit browned, but in good condition).

EASTERN EUROPE -- "WALACHIA, Servia, Bulgaria, Romania". (Amst., Mercator/Hondius, 1623). Cold. engr. map. 353 x 475 mm. V.d. Krogt I, 7602:1.1. latin text on v°. -- Added: "SCLAVONIA, Croatia, Bosnia cum Dalmatiæ parte". (Amst., Mercator/Hondius, 1638-49). Engr. map in cont. colouring. 360 x 471 mm. V.d. Krogt I, 7601:1.2. French text on v°. -- (2).

FRANCE -- "LE TRIANON A VERSAILLES". (Amst.), De Lespine (Moine de Lespine?), n.d. (c. 1684). Etching by W. Swidde (c. 1660-1697). 373 x 480 mm. Recently framed, glazed and under (acid free) passepartout.

FRANCE -- "MARSEILLE". Paris, Widow of Turgis, n.d. (c. 1850?). Cold. lithogr. view after F. Perrot of the harbour of Marseille, w. egg yolk accentuations. 420 x 630 mm (image size). (Rep. tear in upper and in lower blank margin, else in fine condition).

FRANCE -- "PROVINCIA/PROVENCE Auctore Petro Joanne Bompario". Amst., W.J. & J. Blaeu, n.d. (=1631). Cold. engr. map w. 3 coats of arms, scale indicator, 2 compass roses and title cartouche. 390 x 545 mm. (Small defect to vertical fold, fold skilfully reinforced on v°).

FRANCE -- "RÉPRÉSENTATION DE L'ÉDIFICE DE L'HÔTEL DE VILLE DE STRASBOURG, (…)". (Paris), n.d. (1745). Engr. by J.P. Le Bas after J.M. Weis. 450 x 770 mm (image size). (Lower right corner a bit wrinkled and w. small tear in outer blank margin, central vertical fold visible, but in good condition).

FRANCE -- "VERSAILLES Chateau de plaisance le plus delicieux et le plus magnifique (…)". Augsburg, M. Seutter, n.d. (c. 1730). Engr. view of Versailles and its gardens in cont. colouring. 500 x 573 mm. - In very good condition.

GERMANY -- "COMITATUS BENTHEIM, et Steinfurt". (Amst.), J. Janssonius, (c. 1650). Plain engr. map. 385 x 503 mm. -- "ARCHIEPISCOPATUS TREVIRENSIS Recentissima Delineatio (…) J. de Ram". Amst., (c. 1690). Plain engr. map. 480 x 590 mm. -- "S.R.I. WESTPHALIÆ CIRCULUS, in omnes ejusdem subjacentes provincias (…)". Amst., P. Schenk jr., (c. 1700). Engr. map in cont. colouring. 587 x 500 mm. -- "CHARTE von dem Fürstenthum Ostfriesland". Nuremberg, 1790. Engr. map mounted on linen, cold. by hand. (Colours faded, a bit stained). -- "THURINGIA LANDGRAVIATUS". (Amst.), J. & C. Blaeu, (c. 1650). Engr. map, cold. by hand. 510 x 410 mm. -- And 22 o. of G., incl. 2 plans. (27).

INDIA -- "NORD OUEST" - "MACRÉE" - "RADE DE BALASORE" - (Paris, 1811). 3 large format etchings (maritime scenes), cold. by hand, from vol. III of 'Les Hindoûs' by Frans-Baltasar Solvyns. 360 x 500 mm. (Names of 'producers' scratched off, a bit foxing and dam. in places).

ITALY -- "ÆNEÆ TROIANI Navigatio Ad Virgilii Sex priores Æneidos". (Amst., J. Janssonius, c. 1652). Engr. map in cont. colouring. 353 x 500 mm. (A bit foxed along blank margins, some minor splits in places). -- Added: "VETERIS PANONIÆ Utriusque Nec non Illyrici Descriptio Geographica". (Amst., J. Janssonius, c. 1652). Engr. map in cont. colouring. 353 x 500 mm. -- (2).

ITALY -- HARDING, James Duffield (1798-1863). "Monaco Coast of Genoa". 1824. Tinted lithogr. w. hand colouring. 265 x 370 mm. Monogrammed on the stone. -- Added: "VENETIA". (Amst.), N. Visscher, n.d. (c. 1700). Cold. engr. view by P.H. Schut. 210 x 273 mm. (Laid down). V.d. Krogt IV, 4613. -- (2).

ITALY -- "NOVA & ACCURATA TUSCIÆ Antiquæ Descriptio Autore Ab. Ortelio". (Amst., J. Janssonius, c. 1652). Engr. map by P. Kæarius in cont. colouring. 353 x 500 mm. -- Added: "TABULA ITINERIS Decies Mille Græcorum sub Cyro contra fratrem suum Artaxerxem Regem Persarum". (Amst., J. Janssonius, c. 1652). Engr. map by P. du Val in cont. colouring. 353 x 500 mm. (Split in upper blank margin). -- (2).

ITALY -- "NOVISSIMA & EXACTISSIMA Totius Regni Neapolis Tabula (…)". Nuremberg, J.B. Homann, n.d. (c. 1710). Engr. map in cont. colouring of the South of Italy w. a representation of the Vesuvius in the right lower corner, and a large cartouche in the upper right corner. 570 x 485 mm. -- Added: smaller map of the South of Italy in Antiquity by Philipp Cluver, 1729. 265 x 226 mm. -- (2).

ITALY -- "PANTHEON, Het, van buiten te zien" - "HET COLOSSEUM" - "BUITENZIJDE van het Colosseum" - "CAMPO VACINNO" - "TEMPEL VAN NEPTHUNUS te Pesto" - "OVERBLIJFSELS van een' Griekschen Tempel, te Egesta" - And 10 similar, all taken from Stolberg's 'Reis door Duitschland, Zwitserland, Italië en Sicilië', 1798-1801. Engr. by D. Vrijdag. Diff. sizes, largest 263 x 355, smallest 233 x 280 mm. All multiple folded. (5 w. some light staining). -- (16).

ITALY -- "SICILIÆ veteris typus". Amst., J. Janssonius, n.d. (= c. 1630). Engr. map by A. Goos in cont. colouring w. 3 fine cartouches. 380 x 485 mm.

ITALY -- "TORINO. Piazza S. Carlo" - "PIAZZA CASTELLO" - Turin, P. Marietti, 1841. 2 cold. lithogr. views after E. Gonin. 180 x 235 mm ech. -- "ITALIE. Turin, le Vieux Palais". (Paris), Lemercier Benard, n.d. (c. 1840). Cold. lithogr. view after Chapuy. 160 x 243 mm. -- "GENERAL VIEW of Turin, the Capital of Piedmont in Italy". N.d. Engr. view in cont. colouring. 210 x 305 mm. -- And 3 similar views. (7).

JAPAN -- SIEBOLD -- "DE LANDWEG NAAR/Die Landstrasse nach Jedo" - "DE HEETE BRONNEN te Uresino/Die heisse Quelle zu Eresino". - "DE KAPEL van den schutsgod der paarden te Woda/De groote kamferboom bij Sonogi". - And 14 similar on 7 lvs. -- Tog. 20 plain lithogr. views on Japanese (mountainous) scenery, printed on 10 lge-fol. plates, from: Ph.F. v. Siebold. Nippon. 1832-52.

LOW COUNTRIES -- AMSTERDAM -- "AMSTELREDAMUM, nobile inferioris Germaniæ oppidum". (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, late 16th c.). Cold. engr. plan in bird's eye perspective w. 2 cartouches and coat of arms. 340 x 485 mm. (Margin skilfully restored in 2 upper corners).

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 c. 280 x 350 mm. (Nrs. 23/24 lacking).

LOW COUNTRIES -- BATTLE OF BERGEN 1799 -- "HET GEVANGEN NEEMEN van den Russischen Generaal en Chef Herman, in het Bosch te Bergen in Noordholland, op den 19. September van het Jaar 1799". (Amst.), J. Groenewoud Jansz., 1807. Mezzotint by J.E. Marcus after D. Langendijk. 515 x 720 mm (image size). (Dam. in places (former tears visible) and in need of restoration).

LOW COUNTRIES -- "BRABANTIA". First h. 17th c. Plain engr. map. 237 x 321 mm. Guicciardini Ilustratus, Brabant-5. -- "RHINOLANDIÆ, Amstelandiæ (…)". Amst., H. Hondius, 1629. Engr. map in cont. colouring. 457 x 556 mm. -- "KAERTE van Suyt-Hollants grootste deel vervatende geheel Rijnlandt ende Suytkennemerlandt, (…)". Leiden, P. v.d. Aa, 1724. Plain engr. map. 483 x 585 mm. -- And 11 o. of parts of Holland. (14).

LOW COUNTRIES -- "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). '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. (Each individual plate w. vertical fold which is hardly noticeable).

LOW COUNTRIES -- COLLECTION of 16 late 19th and early 20th c. foldable town plans. Diff. sizes. Nearly all in colour. In general in good condition, but w. obvious small tears and splits in places.

LOW COUNTRIES -- COLLECTION of c. 38 topographical views and plans of Dutch towns and villages. 17th-19th c. On 38 lvs. For the greater part engravings. Diff. sizes, smallest 70 x 100, largest 300 x 490 mm.

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 -- DORDRECHT -- "GEZICHT van een gedeelte der Stad Dordrecht, van de Tras-Molen op Zwijndrecht te Zien/VÜE d'un partie de la Ville de Dordrecht, (etc.)" - "GEZICHT van een gedeelte der Stad Dordrecht, van Meerdervoort te zien/VÜE d'une partie de la Ville de Dort, (etc.)" - "GEZICHT van de Nieuwe en Knolhaven te Dordrecht, (…)" - Dordrecht, A. Blussé, 1766-68. 3 plain engr. views w. captions in Dutch and French by R. Muys (2 of which after J. Arends) from a series of Dordrecht views, marked A, B and D in the upper right outer corner. c. 240 x 400 mm each (image size). All glazed and in similar 19th c. mahogany veneer wooden frames, last mentioned laid down in order to meet the size of the first two. (A bit browned/foxed, but in good condition and full margined. Uninspected out of frames).

LOW COUNTRIES -- "DUCATUS GELDRIÆ nova tabula". (Amst.), J. Ottens, n.d. (c. 1720). Engr. map, cold. in outlines. 597 x 505 mm. -- "TABULA DUCATUS BRABANTIÆ continens Marchionatum Sacri Imperii et Domium Mechliniense emendata à F. de Wit". (Amst.), 1668. Engr. map in cont. colouring. 470 x 544 mm. (A bit rumpled/misfolded on central vertical fold). -- "NOVISSIMA TABULA insular. Dordracensis, Alblasser, Crimper, Clundert etc." Amst., H. Hondius, 1629. Engr. map in cont. colouring. 457 x 556 mm. -- And 1 o. ("Rhenolandia Amstelandia"). (4).

LOW COUNTRIES -- "FRANEKER". 1598. Etched plan of the city in bird's eye perspective by P. Bast, cold. by hand, w. lots of details, 3 coats of arms and index of the main buidings. 365 x 456 mm. (W. horizontal and vertical folds, some flaws in paper visible, faintly stained). Recently framed, in acid free passepartout under glass (on both sides!).

LOW COUNTRIES -- GRONINGEN -- "KAART van de Provincie Groningen, waarop grootendeels de uitkomsten v.d. aldaar i.d. jaren 1855 tot 1859 gedane waterpassingen zijn aangewezen. (…) opgemaakt d. K. v. Rijn, (…)". Groningen, J. Oomkens, J. zn., 1861. Lithogr. map by C. Fehse, cold. in outlines, mounted on linen and divided in 12 sections. 145 x 145 cm. In or. green, clothbacked envelope. (A bit age-toned, but in very good condition).

LOW COUNTRIES -- LEIDEN -- "LUGDUNI BATAVORUM VULGO LEYDEN sic ultimo amplificati delineatio". (Amst., F. de Wit, ±1700). Cold. engr. plan in bird's eye perspective. 505 x 590 mm. (Traces of previous framing on v° side, small stain in lower part, margins sl. foxed).

LOW COUNTRIES -- "NAEUKEURIGE NIEUWE LAND-CAERT des Graefschaps Zeeland". Leiden, Chr. Vermey, (1718). Engr. map of the province of Zeeland. 455 x 535 mm. 2nd state. -- Added: "MIDDELBURGHUM". Amst., F. de Wit, (1698). Engr. plan of the city. 420 x 530 mm. (Lower outer right corner w. small tear running into image and partly trimmed to plate edge). Fine plan w. lots of details. -- And 2 o. w. relation to Zeeland, incl. a plan of Vlissingen. -- (4).

LOW COUNTRIES -- "NIEUWE KAART van de XVII Nederlandsche Provincien waar in aangewezen worden de landen door den Koning van Vrankryk geconquesteerd als mede die van het Huis van Oostenryk (…)". Amst., R. & J. Ottens, (n.d., c. 1730). Engr. map in cont. handcolouring. 590 x 505 mm. Framed, glazed and under passepartout. (Uninspected out of frame). -- Added: "FRISIA OCCIDENTALIS. Auctoribus A. Metio et G. Freitag". Amst., H. Hondius, (c. 1630). Engr. cont. handcold. map. 388 x 495 mm. Recently framed, glazed and under passepartout. -- And: plain engr. map depicting a large part of Zuid-Holland (The Hague and surroundings) from ''t Hooge Heemraedschap van Rhynland' by Bolstra and Van Broeckhuysen, Amst., 1746. 410 x 560 mm. Framed, glazed and under passepartout. -- (3).

LOW COUNTRIES -- NIEUWKOOP -- "KAART (…) van de Gecombineerde Nieukoopsche Plas, en Plassen onder Amstelland en het Sticht, (…) weegens het Bedyken en Droogmaaken der voorschreven Plassen, Geformeerd door de Landmeeters Klaas Vis, (etc.)". 1791. Engr. cold. map by L. Schenk. 523 x 637 mm. (2 marginal splits in upper margin, 1 rep. tear in lower right corner). - Attractive map, showing lots of details.

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. (3 small holes in upper blank margin, a bit browned/foxed, but a good copy).

LOW COUNTRIES -- ROTTERDAM -- "GEZICHT langs de Spaansche en Geldersche Kaaien op de Draaibrug te Rotterdam" - "GEZICHT op s'Lands Werf en de Stad Rotterdam genomen van het Boschjes-Eiland" - (Dordr., A. Blussé, c. 1770). 2 plain engr. views by K.F. Bendorp after G. Groenewegen. 240 x 320 mm. (A bit wrinkled and w. some staining).

LOW COUNTRIES -- ROTTERDAM -- (VIEW of Rotterdam from 'Bosjes-Eiland' with admiralty on the right and various ships on the river). N.d., 18th c. Watercolour in the style of Gerrit Groenewegen (?). 262 x 385 mm (image size). (A bit browned/foxed, but in good condition).

LOW COUNTRIES -- SCHEVENINGEN -- COLLECTION of 10 tinted lithogr. views of Scheveningen and surroundings, showing the devastations after a 'pentecost' storm. ('s-Grav., 1860). Lithogr. by E. Spanier after H.W. Last. 165 x 247 mm each. - Muller 7288. Without title-p., loose in makeshift cover.

LOW COUNTRIES -- "SIÈGE DE BREDA". Paris, Isr. Silvestre, n.d. (1628?). Large perspective view of the siege of Breda by Jacques Callot on 6 conjoined plates. Under glass and framed. (Uninspected out of frame, but free from mount, a bit faded and slightly browned, surface a bit damaged where the plates are placed next to each other and on the crossings where the corners of 4 plates meet).

LUXEMBURG -- "LUTZENBURGENSIS DUCATUS VERISS. DESCRIPT. Iacobo Surhonio Montano auctore". N.d., first h. 17th c. Cold. engr. map by P. Kærius taken from Guicciardini. 237 x 315 mm. (Traces of former framing on v°, but in good condition). Guicciardini illustratus, p. 279; Van der Vekene 2.03. -- Added: 2 engr. views of the Belgian cities Dinant and Huy by Bodenehr. -- (3).

LUXEMBURG/BELGIUM -- "LUXEMBURGENSIS DUCATUS, (…)". (Amst.), P. Schenk jr., n.d. (c. 1726-35). Engr. map, partly cold. 505 x 600 mm. Upper part (of 2) only, cf. Vekene, p. 222. -- Added: "HANNONIÆ COMITATUS DESCRIP." - "LEODIENSIS EPISCOPATUS DELINEATIO". - Both taken from Guicciardini, c. 1582/1617. Engr. maps. c. 240 x 320 mm. -- And 19 o. maps of (parts) of Belgium, all in reasonable condition. (22).

OPTICAL VIEWS -- "ALLÉE DES ARBRES fruitieres dans le jardin de Sans Soucy". (Augsb.), G.B. Probst. Sixt v. Kapff K83. -- "PROSPECTUS PROPUGNACULI urbis Parisiorum prope portam S. Antonii". -- "PROSPECTUS PALATII, Thuilleries, dicti e regione hortus, Parisiensis". -- "PROSPECTUS URBIS PARISIORUM inter regium et novum pontem". -- "VEUE ET PERSPECTIVE de la Samaritaine de Paris". Paris, Basset. -- "PROSPECTUS PALATII, Thuilleries, dicti e regione hortus, Parisiensis". -- "VUE DU CANAL de Fontainebleau". -- "PROSPECTUS CASTRI VINCENNARUM ex parte ingressus". -- "VEUE de la machine de Marly". -- "VUE PERSPECTIVE du Palais Royal et des Iardins du Buen Retiro en Espagne". -- "VUE ET PERSPECTIVE de la maison de plaisance du Roy d'Espagne a Buen Retiro". -- 11 views, all publ. around 1770. -- And 12 o. (23). (Stained in places, some marg. tears).

OPTICAL VIEWS -- "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.). -- "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 SEPTENTRIONAL du Palais Royal de Copenhague batie par Christian VI. Roy de Danemarck". Par., Mondhare, (c. 1770). -- "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). -- And 10 o. (16). (Stained in places, some small dam./tears).

PORTUGAL -- BRELAZ, Cementine de (1811-1892). Collection of 5 plain lithographed views of Sintra. (Lisbon), Lithogr. by M(anuel) Luiz, (1840). 320 x 485 mm (sheet size).

PORTUGAL -- "PORTUGALLIÆ quæ olim Lusitania, noviisima et exactissima desriptio, Auctore Vernando Alvaro Secco, & de integro emendata, anno 1600". (Amst., J. Hondius, c. 1628). Engr. map by Van Doetecom after Alvares Seco in fine cont. colouring w. 3 elaborate cartouches, a compass rose, 2 ships and a seamonster. 341 x 502 mm. (Upper blank margin reinforced on vertical fold, small burn hole in lower blank margin, but in good condition).

"POST-CHARTE, Neu-vermehrte, durch ganz Teutschland nach Italien, Frankreich, Niederland, Preußen, Polen und Ungarn, von J.P. Nell (…)". Nurnberg, J.B. Homann, (c. 1714). Map, cold. in outlines printed on linen (52 x 69 cm). Stored folded in a red moroccan wallet with silver dec. clasp and catch and with gilt lettering: "Mr. de Preux Regt. de Courten". (Linen slightly foxed in places, a few small dam. to wallet).

SPAIN -- "ANDALUZIA continens Sevillam et Cordubam". Plain engr. map, 2 dec. cartouches and 2 coats of arms. 380 x 500 mm. V.d. Krogt II, 6110:2. -- "GRANATA et Murcia regna." Engr. map, 2 dec. cartouches and 2 coats of arms in cont. colouring. 375 x 495 mm. V.d. Krogt II, 6130:2. -- "VALENTIA Regnum (…)". Plain engr. map w. compass rose, sea monster, ships in full sea and cartouche. 385 x 500 mm. V.d. Krogt II, 6155:2. -- Tog. 3 maps. Amsterdam, W.J. & J. Blaeu, c. 1635.

SPAIN -- "(CADIZ). Gades ab occiduis insulæ partibus. Anno 1564. Depingebat Georg Hoefnaglius". (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, 1596/97). Cold. engr. view of Cadiz after a painting by Joris Hoefnagel w. large insets w. historical scenes in the outer lower corners. 370 x 490 mm.

SPAIN -- "(CADIZ). La muy noble y muy leal ciudas de Cadiz/Almodrava de Caditz (…)". (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, 1596/97). Engr. view of Cadiz divided in an upper and lower part in cont. colouring. Total image size: 360 x 485 mm.

SPAIN -- "GRANADA. Depingebat Georgius Hoefnagle Antwerpianus". (Cologne, Braun & Hogenberg, n.d. (in or around 1623)). Plain engr. view of Granada after a painting by Joris Hoefnagel. 335 x 527 mm.

SPAIN -- "PLAN OF THE CAMP OF TARRAGONA" - "AN EXACT DRAUGHT of the Bay and Harbour of Vigo" - "PLAN OF THE CITY AND CASTLE OF ALICANT, besieged by the Chevalier D'Asfeldt, (…)" - (London, 1745). 3 engr. maps by J. Bassire, taken from the atlas to 'Tindal’s Continuation of Mr. Rapin's History of England'. 390 x 475 mm each. (The last of the three mentioned w. a defective lower left margin). -- Added: "INSULA GADITANA vulgo Isla de Cadiz". Amst., C. Allard, n.d. (c. 1700). Engr. map of Cadiz and surroundings. 237 x 282 (paper size). (Margins cropped to plate size). -- And 2 o. (6).

SPAIN -- "SEVILLIA. Hispalis vulgo Sevilliæ urbis toto orbe seleberrimae primareae effigies Hispaniae que". (Frankfurt, Merian, c. 1638). Engr. perspective view of the city, w. 2 coats of arms in the upper outer corners and a key to 28 locations underneath. -- "BURGOS". (Frankfurt, Merian, c. 1638). Engr. perspective view of the city. 196 x 315 mm. -- "VÜE PERSPECTIVE de la principale façade du Monastere Royal de l'Escurial, du côte du Midy". Paris, Huguier fils, c. 1790. Hand cold. optical print. 270 x 405 mm. -- And 3 o. (6).

SPAIN -- "VALENTIÆ REGNI, olim Contestanorum Si Ptolemaeo, Edentanorum Si Plinio Credimus Typus". (Antwerp, Ortelius, n.d. (between 1584 and 1592)). Engr. map in cont. colouring and gold heightened. 390 x 540 mm. (Laid down on cardboard, hence v° could not be inspected). First, rather scarce state (of 2). V.d. Broecke, Ort29. -- Added: "REGNI VALENTIÆ TYPUS". (Amst., Mercator/Hondius, 1634). Engr. map in cont. colouring, w. large title cartouche, scale indicator, sailing ship and sea monster. 355 x 480 mm. (Lower blank margin a bit frayed). Dutch text on v°. V.d. Krogt I, 6155:1.1 -- And 2 o. (4).

SPAIN -- "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).