A good example of Bowen's clear and meticulous cartography shwoing major roads and waterways. Coverage includes Luxembourg and spills over into France and the Dutch regions. Color is old, if not original, as it came in a lot of similarly, consistently styled companion Bowen maps.  

North is at the right. Covers the region from Antwerp to Brussels and beyond, with Mechlin between. Shows many towns and some of the river bridges. 

The city center at a time when it remained highly fortified with a citadel and walled moats. Scale is about 6 inches/mile. Streets are named and important building footprints delineated. A view is at top; building elevation drawings below. An right is an inset of the region. 

A very large scale plan of the center of the Belgian capital at about 8 inches/mile. All blocks are shown within a ring of boulevards. Important building footprints are indicated; streets are named; below are elevation drawings of landmarks. Inset of the region.  

Shows the province surrounding the city of Namur with a host of small towns identified

Covers the present Duchy of Luxembourg and the Belgian province of the same name, from the Moselle west to the Meuse River. 

Here, Holland refers to what is known as The Netherlands; what is now Belgium is labeled "Netherlands" near the lower border.  There is a lovely engraving of Amsterdam from the harbor area. 

North is at the right. Coverage is from Groningen in the north to Sutphen in the south and from the eastern extremity of the Zuyder Zee to the German frontier.    

The western Frisian Islands and provinces to the south, with some ships plying the shallows of the Zuyder Zee.

The southern part of the province of Holland, with Amsterdam in the north and the border of Zeeland and Brabant in the south. Plenty of canals appear; ships are in the North Sea and Zuyder Zee.