| AUSTRIA:
SALZBURG and CARINTHIA. Jansson van
Waesberge. "Saltzburg
archepiscopatus cum ducatus Carinthiae". [c.1630] 1676. From Nieuwe
en beknopte Uytbeeldinge ... 7
x 9½" (18 x 25 cm). Uncolored. Condition:
Very good. Covers
the central provinces of modern Austria with
mountains, rivers and lakes prominent. Noted is
"Petrus Kaerius Caelavit". |
$100 |
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| AUSTRIA:
STYRIA. Jansson van Waesberge. "Stiria". [c.1630] 1676. From Nieuwe
en beknopte Uytbeeldinge ... 7
x 10" (18 x 25 cm). Uncolored. Condition:
Very good. A
map of the southeastern Austrian province, with
Graz near the center. and adjacent Slovenia. A
surface note, "P. Kaerius Caela." |
$100 |
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| GERMANY
and Environs. Jansson van Waesberge.
"Germania". [c.1630] 1676. From Nieuwe
en beknopte Uytbeeldinge ... 7
x 10" (18 x 25 cm). Uncolored. Condition:
Very good.
Germany
and adjacent from the Low Countries to the
Vistuala to the head of the Adriatic, including
Austria and Hungary. Click
here for regional
maps of Germany by van Waesberge |
$120 |
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 GERMANY
and Environs. Nicolas Visscher "Peraccurata S.
Romani Imperii Tabula, Comprehendens Regiones vulgo sub Nomine Germaniae Nuncupantes
...". 1696 (1709). From Variae
Tabulae Geographicae ... 22½ x
29" (57 x 73 cm). Uncolored. Condition:
Some edge tears to just inside lower border;
minute loss at fold intersection; a bit of
extraneous creasing; an original printing error
at top right due to a fold causing the neat
line corner to be disconnected; overall, good
and a very good impression. Reference: Phillips
(Atlases) 552 & 3386-16.
A
map of the Holy Roman Empire, said to be
neither holy, Roman nor an empire. The extent
of the map is from Chartre in France to Dantzig
and from Schleswig to the Adriatic and the
Italian Lakes. Visscher maps are characterized
by the amazing amount of placename detail
provided. A corner cartouche of human
figures. |
$500
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| GERMANY.
Aaron Arrowsmith. "Germany, N.W. Part. /
... N.E. Part. / ... S.W. Part. / ...
S.E. Part." c.1830. Published by
Chidley; London. Engraved by Sidney Hall. Four
joined sheets, overall 19½ x 15½" (50 x
39 cm). Condition: Very
good.
The
Germanies, including the Austrian dominion to
the Adriatic and Bohemia & Moravia (the
present Czech Republic.) The suzerainty of the
many political subdivisions are shown and an
abundance of placenames. |
$85
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| GERMANY:
DRESDEN. Society for the Diffusion of
Useful Knowledge. "Dresden". Dated
1833. Published by Baldwin & Cradock.
12 x 14½" (31 x 38 cm). Condition: A bit of red
outline; water outline in blue. Very
good.
Plan
of the center of this historic city on the Elbe
River before American bombers got to it in
World War II. Blocks, streets and outlying
plats are shown. Below are elevation drawings
of important landmarks, centered on the Elbe
Bridge. |
$75
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| GERMANY:
MUNICH. Society for the Diffusion of
Useful Knowledge. "Munich (München)". Dated
1832. Published by Charles Knight.
12 x 15" (31 x 38 cm). Parks and waters
tinted green and blue. Condition: Very good.
A
block plan at about 6 inches/mile, showing
important building footprints within the inner
ring and most building configurations outside.
Below is a view of the city from the east. |
$100
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| SWITZERLAND.
Jansson van Waesberge.
"Helvetia". [c.1630] 1676. From Nieuwe
en beknopte Uytbeeldinge ... 7
x 10" (18 x 25 cm). Uncolored. Condition:
Very good. All
of Switzerland, spilling over into adjacent
France, Germany, Austria and the Italy lake
district. Shows the mountain ranges, the
drainage system and many towns. |
$135 |
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| SWITZERLAND.
Jeremiah Greenleaf. "Switzerland". 1848.
From A New Universal Atlas ... 11 x 12½
inches (28 x 32 cm). Full original color to map subject.
Condition: very good.
Swiss
cantons are shown by color, including Geneva by this
time. Major roads are shown. The rugged topography
is rendered, with the principal peaks and larger lakes
named. One of the clearest maps of Switzerland from the
period that we have seen. This map is from the second
edition of Greenleaf's uncommon atlas, published in
Brattleboro, Vermont. |
$40 |
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| SWITZERLAND:
Central. Jansson van Waesberge.
"Argou." [c.1630] 1676. From Nieuwe
en beknopte Uytbeeldinge ... 7
x 9½" (18 x 25 cm). Uncolored. Condition:
Very good. Coverage
is from west of Bern to Zurich at the northern
edge to the Rhone Valley at the south, showing
rivers leaving in four directions from near
Gotthard Pass and several of the
Swiss lakes. |
$100 |
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| SWITZERLAND:
Southeastern. Jansson van Waesberge.
"Rhaetia. Karte vande Grissons ende
Veltolina Dirck Cornelissen Sivardt". [c.1630] 1676. From Nieuwe
en beknopte Uytbeeldinge ... 7
x 10" (18 x 25 cm). Uncolored. Condition:
Very good. Coverage
of the Grissons. Shows the head of Lake
Como |
$100 |
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| SWITZERLAND:
Western. Jansson van Waesberge.
"Das Wiflispur Gergov". [c.1630] 1676. From Nieuwe
en beknopte Uytbeeldinge ... 7½
x 10" (19 x 26 cm). Uncolored. Condition:
Bold impression. Very good. Shows
western Switzerland from Geneva in the lower
left corner to beyond Bern in the
northeast. |
$100 |
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| SWITZERLAND:
LAKE GENEVA. ["Lacus Lemanus /
Genffer See", above "Von dem
Teutschen Landt."] c.1590. Sebastian
Münster, from Cosmographia. Map is 5½
x 6" (15 x 16 cm) on a full sheet with
text. Uncolored. Condition: A couple of small
brown spots in map; otherwise excellent. A
view of the entire lake and its rugged
surroundings, with Geneva indicated at the
outflow. |
$165
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| SWITZERLAND:
ZURICH. "Zuerch", and above "Von
der Statt Zürich / ...". c.1590. Sebastian
Münster, from Cosmographia. View is 4½
x 6½" (12 x 17 cm) on a full sheet with
text. Uncolored. Condition: Slightly light
impression; a trace of show-through only
evident in the blank areas; otherwise excellent. A
bird's-eye view of a compact, walled city at
the lake's outflow. |
$165
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