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Germany

AACHEN:
779. Janssonius, J. ‘AKEN’. Large birds-eye view of Aachen with two heraldic shields. Joannes Janssonius ca. 1682 [22557] 32 x 39 cm. Uncoloured. £200
Koeman Ja18. 		H22557AachenJanssonius.jpg (102008 bytes)

ALTENBURG:
780. Schenk, P. ‘LAND-CHARTE VOM FÜRSTENTHUM ALTENBURG...’. Detailed map of the area 15km around Altenburg in eastern Germany with figurative cartouche. Pieter Schenk ca. 1740 [23388] 49 x 54 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £160
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23388AltenburgSchenk.jpg (102090 bytes)

ALTMARK:
781. Janssonius, J. / Schenk, P. & Valk, G. ‘MARCHIA VETUS, VULGO ALTE MARCK...’. Map of the Altmark region above Magdeburg in eastern Germany with two decorative cartouches. Published by Pieter Schenk and Gerard Valk from the plate by Joannes Janssonius ca. 1700 [23377] 39 x 51 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £150
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23377AltemarckSchenk.jpg (101637 bytes)

ANHALT:
782. Schuchart, J. T. / Schenk, P. ‘NOVA ANHALTINI PRINCIPATUS TABULA’. Detailed map of the Anhalt region between Quedlinburg, Magdeburg, Wittenberg and Halle in central Germany. Small cartouche and large view of the Teufelsmühle rock formation near Harzgerode below the map. After designs by the architect Johann Tobias Schuchart published by Pieter Schenk 1746 [23312] 45 x 57 cm. Cartouche and view uncoloured, the map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £170
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23312AnhaltSchenk1746.jpg (101978 bytes)

ANHALT:
783. Seutter, M. ‘ANHALTINUS PRINCIPATUS STIRPIS ASCANIENSIS...’. Map of Anhalt in eastern Germany, reaching from Magdeburg to Wittenberg, Halle/Saale and Quedlinburg. Large and very decorative pictorial cartouche, two further baroque cartouches and table of distances in the lower left corner. Engraved by Tobias Conrad Lotter for Matthaeus Seutter ca. 1750 [23395] 50 x 57 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £180
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23395AnhaltinusSeutter.jpg (101487 bytes)

ANHALT & MAGDEBURG:
784. Janssonius, J. ‘PRINCIPATUS ANHALDINUS ET MAGDEBURGENSIS ARCHIEPISCOPATUS’. Map of the area around Magdeburg/Germany, extending to Wolfsburg, Havelberg, Wittenberg, and Halberstadt. Jan Janssonius / Dutch Appendix 1644 [21727] 38 x 48 cm. Decorative cartouche with two heraldic shields, scale of miles. Uncoloured. Very good condition. £150
 H21727AnhaltJanssonius.jpg (102041 bytes)

ANSBACH:
785. Puschner, J. G. ‘GRUND-RISS DER HOCH-FÜRSTLICHEN RESIDENTZ-STADT ANSBACH ODER ONOLTZBACH’. Plan of the town of Ansbach in Bavaria with title banner and pictorial cartouche containing explanations. Engraved by J. G. Puschner after ‘J.H.T.C.C.’ and originally published by Johann Jacob Endress in Schwabach 1740 [23765] 61 x 60 cm. Cartouche and banner uncoloured, the map in full original colour, slightly faded. Minor restoration to centrefold. Excellent condition. £950
This is a slightly later edition of this rare plan with the addresses of Endress and Puschner in the left lower border apparently erased. - Separately published, rare. From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23765AnsbachPuschner.jpg (101075 bytes)

AUGSBURG:
786. Janssonius, J. ‘AUGUSTA VINDELICORUM / AUGSPURG’. Large birds-eye view of Augsburg with two heraldic shields and table of explanations. Joannes Janssonius ca. 1682 [22554] 40 x 50 cm. Uncoloured. £200
Koeman Ja18. 		H22554AugsburgJanssonius.jpg (100480 bytes)

BAD HERSFELD:
787. Janssonius, J. / Schenk, P. & Valk, G. ‘TERRITORIUM ABBATIAE HERESFELDENSIS. STIFT HIRSFELDT’. Map of the immediate area around Bad Hersfeld in Hessen, reaching to Niederjossa, Salzberg and Friedlos. Decorative cartouche and scale of miles. Published by Pieter Schenk and Gerard Valk from the plate by Joannes Janssonius ca. 1700 [23356] 38 x 48 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £120
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23356HersfeldSchenk.jpg (100549 bytes)

BAD PYRMONT:
788. Overheide / Homann Heirs. ‘DIE GRAFSCHAFT PYRMONT MIT DEN UMLIEGENDEN HANNOVERISCHEN, BRAUNSCHWEIG. UND LIPPISCHEN AUCH PADERBORNISCHEN GRENZLAENDERN.. / LA COMTÉ DE PYRMONT...’. Detailed map of the immediate area around Bad Pyrmont in northern Germany, reaching to Barntrup, Hameln and Bodenwerder. Title heading above the map in German/French, cartouche with explanations and inset prospect of Bad Pyrmont. After Capt. Overheide published by Homann Heirs 1752 [23407] 46 x 57 cm. Cartouche and prospect uncoloured, the map in original colour. Occasional slight browning and dusting. Very good condition. £300
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23407PyrmontHomann.jpg (100275 bytes)

BADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG:
789. Funcke, D. / Homann, J. B. ‘CIRCULUS SUEVICUS...’. Map of Baden-Württemberg in southern Germany between Rhein, Main, Lech and Bodensee with large pictorial cartouche. Engraved by or in the workshop of Johann Baptist Homann and published by David Funcke ca. 1700 [23319] 49 x 58 cm. Original outline colour, the cartouche in full original colour. Excellent condition. £400
Separately published, rare. From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23319BadenWürttembergFunck.jpg (100386 bytes)

BAMBERG:
790. Janssonius, J. ‘BAMBERGAE EPISCOPALIS IN FRANCONIAE URBIS CELBERRIMAE TYPUS...’. Large birdseye-view of Bamberg with decorative heraldic shields at top centre and table of explanations. Joannes Janssonius ca. 1682 [22553] 37 x 51 cm. Uncoloured. £350
Koeman Ja18. 		H22553BambergJanssonius.jpg (101918 bytes)

BAMBERG:
791. Seutter, M. ‘TABULA GEOGRAPHICA NOVISSIMA PRINCIPALIS EPISCOPATUS BAMBERGENSIS...’. Map of the area around Bamberg in western Germany, reaching to Schweinfurt, Coburg, the Fichtelgebirge and Erlangen. Inset map of the then Bamberg owned area in Carinthia/Austria and a view of the Palace at Pommersfelden. Large pictorial cartouche with eight heraldic shields, cherubs and royalty. Table of chronological explanations below. Matthaeus Seutter in Augsburg ca. 1750 [23816] 49 x 56 cm. Full original colour, incl. cartouches. Excellent condition. £400
 H23816BambergensisSeutter.jpg (101359 bytes)

BAYERN:
792. Visscher, N. / Schenk, P. ‘S.R.I. BAVARIAE CIRCULUS ATQ. ELECTORATUS...’. Map of Oberbayern, Niederbayern, Oberpfalz and Salzburg in southern Germany with figurative cartouche. Published by Pieter Schenk from the plate by Nicolaas Visscher ca. 1720 [23905] 57 x 46 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £140
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23905BavariaeVisscher.jpg (102865 bytes)

BAYREUTH:
793. Homann Heirs. ‘PRINCIPATUS BRANDENBURGICO - CULMBACENSIS VEL BARUTHINI TABULA GEOGRAPHICA...’. Detailed map of the close area around Bayreuth in central Germany, reaching to Kronach, Hof, Eger, Pegnitz and Ebermannstadt, with armorial cartouche. Homann Heirs ca. 1760 [23907] 48 x 55 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £120
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23907BayreuthHomann.jpg (99934 bytes)

BAYREUTH - KULMBACH:
794. Seutter, M. ‘TABULAE PRINCIPATUS BRANDENBURGICO-CULMBACENSIS SIVE BARUTHINI PARS SUPERIOR...’. Detailed map of the area around Bayreuth, Kulmbach and Hof in central Germany with large pictorial cartouche. Matthaeus Seutter in Augsburg ca. 1750 [23823] 57 x 49 cm. Full original colour, incl. cartouches. Excellent condition. £250
 H23823CulmbacensisSeutter.jpg (101891 bytes)

BAYREUTH - KULMBACH - THURNAU:
795. Homann, J. B. ‘GEOGRAPHICA DESCRIPTIO MONTANI CUIUSDAM DISTRICTUS IN FRANCONIA...’. Detailed map of the area around Thurnau in Franken, reaching to Lichtenfels, Kulmbach, Bayreuth and Schesslitz. Large pictorial cartouche with swans, cherubs and coat of arms, table of explanations and inset view of the town of Thurnau. No publisher’s address or imprint, but by Johann Baptist Homann ca. 1720 [23342] 48 x 57 cm. Cartouche and view uncoloured, the map in original outline colour. Excellent condition. £250
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23342ThurnauHomann.jpg (101606 bytes)

BERGISCHES LAND:
796. Sanson, N. / Covens, J. & Mortier, C. ‘LE DUCHÉ DE BERG, LE COMTÉ DE HOMBERG, LES SEIGNEURIES DE HARDENBERG AT DE WILDENBOURG...’. Map of the Bergisches Land region to the right bank of the Rhein between Bonn and Duisburg, reaching east to Hattingen/Ruhr and Wissen/Sieg. Decorative cartouche and scale of miles. Published by Jean Covens & Corneille Mortier from the plate by Nicolas Sanson ca. 1730 [23408] 42 x 56 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £350
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23408BergSanson.jpg (102158 bytes)

BERGSTRASSE - ODENWALD:
797. Homann Heirs. ‘DIE GEGENDEN DES RHEINS VON SPEYER BISS MAYNTZ NEBST DER SITUATION LAENGST DER BERGSTRASSE ZWISCHEN DEM RHEIN UND DEM ODEWALDT, DEM MAYN UND NECKER’. Detailed large map of the Bergstrasse region in western Germany along the Rhein between Speyer and Mainz and the Odenwald mountains. Small title cartouche and larger table of military troop positions. Printed on two sheets and joined. Homann Heirs 1735 [23337] 32 x 91 cm. Cartouche and table uncoloured, the map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £500
Scarce. From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23337BergstrasseHomann.jpg (103079 bytes)

BERLIN:
798. Seutter, M. ‘BERLIN DIE PRAECHTIGST. U. MAECHTIGSTE HAUPTSTATT DESS CHURFÜRSTENTHUMS BRANDENBURG...’. Plan of Berlin with twoarmorial cartouches, table of explanations, and large panorama of the city along the bottom. North orientated to the south. Matthaeus Seutter in Augsburg ca. 1720 [24084] 49 x 56 cm. Cartouches and panorama uncoloured, the map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £1500
 H24084BerlinSeutter.jpg (102586 bytes)

BERLIN:
799. Bowyer, R. ‘BERLIN’. View of Berlin. Aquatint by Robert Bowyer in London ca. 1815 [12948] 23 x 32 cm. Full original colour. £300
 H12948BerlinBowyer.jpg (99031 bytes)

BERLIN - MITTELMARK:
800. Janssonius, J. / Schenk, P. & Valk, G. ‘MARCHIA MEDIA VULGO MITTEL MARCK IN MARCH. BRANDENB.’. Map of the area around Berlin, reaching to Stettin, Frankfurt/Oder and Wusterhausen. Two decorative cartouches and scale of miles. North orientated to the left. Published by Pieter Schenk and Gerard Valk from the plate by Joannes Janssonius ca. 1700 [23376] 39 x 50 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £200
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23376MittelmarckSchenk.jpg (101911 bytes)

BODENSEE:
801. Seutter, M. / Probst, J. M. ‘LACUS BODAMICUS VEL ACRONIUS CUM REGIONIBUS CIRCUMJACENTIBUS RECENS DELINEATUS’. Detailed map of Lake Bodensee on the southern German / Swiss border and surrounding areas with pictorial title cartouche. From the plate by Matthaeus Seutter published by Johann Michael Probst in Augsburg after 1776 [23763] 48 x 56 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £1250
Separately published by Johann Michael Probst in Augsburg after 1776, the year when he took over his father Johann Balthasar’s firm, which had earlier acquired many Seutter maps, in his own name. - Margins rather narrow. From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23763BodamicusSchenkProbst.jpg (101590 bytes)

BONN:
803. Grünewald. ‘PANORAMA VON BONN’. Panoramic view of Bonn with the Palace in the foreground. Grünewald after Beck ca. 1850 [21701] 8 x 52 cm. Uncoloured. Sides folding. £200
  

BRANDENBURG - POMMERN:
804. Danckerts, T. ‘MARCHIONATUS BRANDENBURGENSIS, IN QUAE SUNT VETUS, MEDIA ET NOVA MARCHIA ET DUCATUS POMERANIAE TABULA...’. Map of northern Brandenburg (Alte, Mittel and Neue Marck), Mecklenburg and Pommern, from Berlin to the island of Ruegen and east to Gdansk/Danzig, with figurative cartouche and pictorial scale of miles (cherub and beehives). Theodore Danckerts ca. 1690 [23898] 50 x 58 cm. Original outline colour, the cartouche and scale of miles in full original colour. Excellent condition. £150
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23898BrandenburgDanckerts.jpg (100681 bytes)

BRANDENBURG - POMMERN:
805. De Wit, F. ‘MARCHIONATUS BRANDENBURGI ET DUCATUS POMERANIAE TABULA...’. Map of northern Brandenburg, Mecklenburg and Pommern, from Berlin to the island of Ruegen, with figurative cartouche of cherubs and coats of arms and pictorial scale of miles (cherub and beehives). Frederic de Wit ca. 1690 [23899] 49 x 56 cm. Full original colour, incl. cartouches. Excellent condition. £150
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23899BrandenburgDeWit.jpg (100346 bytes)

BRANDENBURG - POMMERN:
806. Valk, G. ‘MARCHIONATUS ET ELECTORATUS BRANDEBURGICUS, UNA ET DUCATUS POMERANIAE...’. Map of northern Brandenburg, Mecklenburg and Pommern, from Berlin to the island of Ruegen, with figurative cartouche. Gerard Valk ca. 1702 [23897] 49 x 57 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £120
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23897BrandenburgValk.jpg (98950 bytes)

BRAUNAU/Inn:
807. Walter, C. ‘PROSPECT ON DER ACTION BEY BRAUNAU...’. Detailed plan of the assault on Braunau/Inn across the border in May 1743 by the Bavarian army and its contention by the Hungarian and Bohemian armies with extensive table of explanations above. Drawn by military engineer Constantin Walter ca. 1743 [23834] 21 x 30 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £400
Separately published. Very Rare. 		H23834BraunauSeutter.jpg (93887 bytes)

BRAUNSCHWEIG:
808. Visscher, N. ‘DUCATUS BRUNSUICENSIS FEREQUE LUNAEBURGENSIS...’. Map of the larger area around Braunschweig and the Harz mountains, reaching from the Steinhuder Meer in the west to Celle, Gardelegen, Nordhausen and Hannoversch Münden. Figurative cartouche. Nicolaas Visscher ca. 1680 [23401] 42 x 53 cm. Uncoloured. Excellent condition. £180
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23401BrunsvicensisVisscher.jpg (101907 bytes)

BRAUNSCHWEIG - HANNOVER:
809. Funcke, D. ‘DUCATUS ELECTORATUSQUE BRUNSUICENSIS SIVE HANNOVERIENSIS NOVA TABULA...’. Map of the Braunschweig and Hannover region in central Germany, reaching to Minden, Celle, Halberstadt and Göttingen. Decorative cartouche incorporating scale of miles and coat of arms. Published in Nürnberg by David Funcke ca. 1695 [23339] 42 x 52 cm. Cartouche in full original colour, the map in original outline colour. Excellent condition. £400
Separately published, rare. From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23339BraunschweigFunck.jpg (102730 bytes)

BREISACH:
810. Ottens, R. & J. ‘NIEUWE EN NAUKEURIGE AFTEKENING VAN OUT EN NIEUWT BREISACH... / NOUVELLES PLANS ET ENVIRONS DU VIEUX ET DU NEUF BRISAC’. Map of Alt- and Neu-Breisach on the Rhein near Freiburg/Breisgau and the area immediately 10km around, reaching east close to Freiburg. Inset table of explanations and title in French, Dutch title heading above the map. Published in Amsterdam by Reinier & Josua Ottens 1734 [23364] 43 x 55 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £450
Uncommon. - The Dutch Ottens firm of publishers assembled their atlases mostly to order, the maps were often published separately. From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23364BreisachOttens.jpg (102029 bytes)

BREISACH:
811. Anonymous. ‘SITUATION VON DER DEN 3TEN UND 4TEN 7BR. 1743 ZU NACHT TENTIRTEN PASSAGE DES RHEIN-STROHMBS’. Military plan of attempted crossings of French troops over the Rhein near Alt- and Neu-Breisach in September 1743. Drawn by an anonymous military observer for Anonymous ca. 1743 [23840] 22 x 35 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £450
Separately published. Very Rare. 		H23840BreisachSeutter.jpg (101213 bytes)

BREMEN:
812. Janssonius, J. / Pitt, M. ‘DUCATUS OLIM EPISCOPATUS BREMENSIS ET OSTIORUM ALBIS ET VISURGIS FLUVIORUM NOVISSIMA DESCRIPTIO’. Map of the Bremen region in northern Germany including Hamburg, Bremen, Oldenburg and Wilhelmshaven. Compass rose and three decorative cartouches with cherubs. Dedicated to Henry Calverley by Moses Pitt ca. [23345] 42 x 52 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £180
Published in the ‘English Atlas’ by Joannes Janssonius van Waesberghen, Moses Pitt & Steven Swart in Oxford 1681. From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23345BremensisPitt.jpg (103312 bytes)

BREMEN:
813. Danckerts, C. ‘DUCATUS BREMAE & FERDAE...’. Map of the area around Bremen and Bremervörde in northern Germany, reaching to Oldenburg, Brunsbüttel, Hamburg and Verden. Decorative cartouche with cherubs and two coats of arms. Cornelius Danckerts ca. 1680 [23406] 49 x 57 cm. Cartouche in full original colour, the map in original outline colour. Slightly browned lower centrefold. Very good condition. £200
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23406BremenDanckerts.jpg (102034 bytes)

BREMEN:
814. Visscher, N. ‘DUCATUS BREMAE ET FERDAE...’. Map of the area between Oldenburg, Bremen and Hamburg with two figurative cartouches. Nicolaas Visscher ca. 1680 [23901] 46 x 56 cm. Uncoloured. Excellent condition. £120
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23901BremenVisscher.jpg (102752 bytes)

BREMEN - WESER:
815. Janssonius, J. / Schenk, P. & Valk, G. ‘NOBILIS SAXONIAE FL. VISURGIS CUM TERRIS ADJACENTIB. AB INCLYTA BREMA AD OSTIUM MARIS’. Two detailed maps of the Weser estuary between Bremen and Roter Sand horizontally on one sheet, the first map showing the part from Bremen to Langlütjen Sand, and the second - designed as a sea chart - the estuary with the soundings bordered by Butjadingerland, Jeverland and Roter Sand. North orientated to the right. Compass rose, sailing ships and three decorative cartouches. Engraved by Jan van Loon and published by Pieter Schenk and Gerard Valk from the plate by Joannes Janssonius ca. 1700 [23435] 47 x 54 cm. The map in full original colour, the sea chart in original outline colour. Excellent condition. £250
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23435VisurgisSchenk.jpg (100324 bytes)

CHEMNITZ - ROCHLITZ - ZWICKAU:
816. Schenk, P. ‘ACCURATE GEOGRAPHISCHE DELINEATION DERER GRAEFFLICHEN SCHÖNBURGISCHEN AEMTER...’. Detailed map of the area between Chemnitz, Rochlitz and Zwickau in eastern Germany with large decorative cartouche, table of explanations and one column of index down both sides. Pieter Schenk ca. 1750 [23348] 49 x 60 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £130
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23348SchönburgSchenk.jpg (101758 bytes)

COLDITZ:
817. Seutter, Matth. ‘EXACTA DELINEATIO GEOGRAPHICA CIRCULO LIPSIENSI APPARTENENTIUM PRAEFECTURARUM COLDITIUM, LEISSNIGIUM, ROCGLITIUM’. Highly detailed map of the area between Leipzig and Dresden, highlighting various castles including ‘COLDITZ’.  Matthaeus Seutter in Augsburg ca. 1720 [24557] Original coloured copper engraving, 49 x 45 cm (image), with text either side. £300
Colditz Castle is a castle in the town of Colditz near Leipzig, Dresden, and Chemnitz in the state of Saxony in Germany. For nearly a hundred years, between 1829 and 1924, Colditz was a sanitarium, generally reserved for the wealthy and the nobility of Germany. The castle thus functioned as a hospital during a long stretch of massive upheaval in Germany, from slightly after the Napoleonic Wars destroyed the Holy Roman Empire and created the German Confederation, throughout the lifespan of the North German Confederation, the complete reign of the German Empire, throughout the First World War, and until the beginnings of the Weimar Republic. Between 1914 and 1918, the castle was home to both psychiatric and tuberculosis patients, 912 of whom died of malnutrition.
Colditz Castle was also home to several notable figures during its time as a mental institution, including Ludwig Schumann, the second youngest son of the famous composer Robert Schumann, and Ernst Georg August Baumgarten, one of the original inventors of the airship.
After the outbreak of World War II the castle was converted into a high security prisoner-of-war camp for officers who had become security or escape risks or who were regarded as particularly dangerous. Since the castle is situated on a rocky outcropping above the Mulde river, the Germans believed it to be an ideal site for a high security prison.
The larger outer courtyard, known as the Kommandantur, had only two exits and housed a large German garrison. The prisoners lived in an adjacent courtyard in a 90 foot (27 m) tall building. Outside, the flat terraces which surrounded the prisoners' accommodation were constantly watched by armed sentries and surrounded by barbed wire. Although known as Colditz Castle to the locals, its official German designation was Oflag IV-C and it was under Wehrmacht control.
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DEGGENDORF/Donau:
818. Rosenfeld, P. von. ‘PLAN VON DER ATTAQUE U. EROBERUNG DEREN FRANTZ. REDUITE U. VERSCHANTZUNG BEY DECKENDORF D. 27 MAJ. 1743...’. Plan of the siege of Deggendorf/Donau in Bavaria by the French in May 1743 with table of explanations. Drawn by lieutenant engineer Pawlowsky von Rosenfeld ca. 1743 [23835] 20 x 35 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £400
Separately published. Rare. 		H23835DeggendorfSeutter.jpg (93116 bytes)

DINGOLFING/Isar:
819. Anonymous. ‘PLAN DE L’ASSAULT DE DINGELFINGEN LE 18 MAY 1743...’. Plan of the siege of Dingolfing/Bavaria in May 1743, drawn and engraved by an anonymous military observer. Anonymous ca. 1745 [23833] 14 x 21 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £300
Separately published. Rare. 		H23833DingolfingSeutter.jpg (92099 bytes)

DRESDEN:
820. Seutter, M. ‘ACCURATISSIMA DELINEATIO GEOGRAPHICA DIOCESIS AC PRAEFECTURAE DRESDENSIS...’. Detailed map of the area 25km around Dresden, reaching to Meissen, Königstein and Dippoldiswalde, with pictorial cartouche, scale of miles, 21 coats of arms and three columns of explanations and index down each side. Engraved by Tobias Conrad Lotter for Matthaeus Seutter ca. 1730 [23387] 48 x 58 cm. Cartouche and coats of arms uncoloured, the map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £170
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23387DresdensisSeutter.jpg (100206 bytes)

DRESDEN:
821. Zürner, A. F. / Schenk, P. ‘ACCURATE GEOGRAPHISCHE DELINEATION DER DIOCES UND DES AMMTES DRESDEN...’. Detailed map of the area around Dresden, reaching to Meissen, Grossenhayn, Pirna and Dippoldiswalde. Columns of index printed down both sides and 21 coats of arms down the lower right as well. Two small vignette views of Dresden and table of explanations below. Title cartouche and compass rose. After Adam Friedrich Zürner published by Pieter Schenk junior ca. 1760 [23314] 48 x 59 cm. Cartouches etc. uncoloured, the map partly in original wash, partly in original outline colour. Excellent condition. £150
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23314DresdenZuerner.jpg (100828 bytes)

EILENBURG - DÜBEN - WURZEN:
822. Seutter, M. ‘PRAEFECTURAE SAXONICAE EILENBURGENSIS DUBENSIS...’. Detailed map of the area around Eilenburg, Bad Düben and Wurzen to the northeast of Leipzig with two very decorative vignettes/cartouches with cherubs, coats of arms and rustic scenes. Single column of index down both sides. Matthaeus Seutter ca. 1730 [23386] 49 x 57 cm. Cartouches/vignettes uncoloured, the map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £160
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23386WurcensisSeutter.jpg (100029 bytes)

EILENBURG - DÜBEN - WURZEN:
823. Schenk, P. ‘ACCURATE GEOGRAPHISCHE DELINEATION DES STIFFTS AMBTS WURTZEN NEBST DEM AEMBTERN EILENBURG UND DÜBEN...’. Detailed map of the area around Eilenburg, Bad Düben and Wurzen to the northeast of Leipzig with two very decorative vignettes/cartouches with cherubs and coats of arms. Single column of index down both sides. Pieter Schenk ca. 1740 [23385] 47 x 58 cm. Cartouches/vignettes uncoloured, the map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £140
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23385WurzenSchenk.jpg (101876 bytes)

EISENACH:
824. Homann, J. B. ‘PRINCIPATUS ISENACENSIS...’. Map of the Eisenach region in central Germany on the border between the states of Hessen and Thüringen, reaching to Eschwege, Erfurt, Jena and Meiningen. Armorial cartouche. Johann Baptist Homann ca. 1720 [23392] 48 x 55 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £120
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23392IsenacensisHomann.jpg (101287 bytes)

ERFURT:
825. Zollmann, Fr. / Homann, J. B. ‘NOVA TERRITORII ERFORDIEN[SIS] IN SUAS PRAEFECTURAS ACCURATE DIVISI...’. Map of the immediate area 15km around Erfurt in eastern Germany with figurative title cartouche and a panoramic view of Erfurt below the map. Revised by Friedrich Zollmann and dated 1717, but published by Johann Baptist Homann ca. 1730 [23389] 48 x 57 cm. Cartouche and panorama uncoloured, the map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £250
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ERLANGEN:
826. Homann, J. B. ‘ACCURATER GRUNDRIS UND GEGEND DER HOCH-FÜRSTL. BRANDENB. BAYREUTH. NEU-ERBAUTEN STADT CHRISTIAN-ERLANG...’. Plan of Erlangen, the university town in Franken, surrounded by a large prospect of the Residenz-Schloss and six views of remarkable places and streets. Title banner flanked by two heraldic shields and cherubs. Johann Baptist Homann ca. 1720 [22613] 47 x 56 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £800
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ERLANGEN:
827. Homann, J. B. ‘ACCURATER GRUNDRIS UND PROSPECT DES HOCH-FÜRSTL. BRANDENB. BAYREUTHISCH. RESIDENZ-SCHLOSS UND LUSTGARTEN IN CHRISTIAN-ERLANG’. Plan of the gardens at the Residenz-Schloss Erlangen in Franken, surrounded on both sides bei 8 interior and exterior views. Johann Baptist Homann ca. 1720 [22614] 48 x 57 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £700
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FRANKEN:
828. Danckerts, T. ‘CIRCULUS FRANCONICUS IN QUO SUNT EPISCOPATUS WURTZBURG, BAMBERG ET AICHSTET...’. Map of Franken in central Germany, reaching as far as Frankfurt/M., Naumburg, Regensburg and Karlsruhe. with armorial cartouche of cherubs holding 14 coats of arms. Theodore Danckerts ca. 1690 [23902] 50 x 57 cm. Original outline colour, the cartouche and coats of arms in full original colour. Excellent condition. £200
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FRANKEN:
829. Homann, J. B. ‘CIRCULI FRANCONIAE PARS ORIENTALIS ET POTIOR NOVISSIME DELINEATA... / ERSTER UND GRÖSTER THEIL DES GANTZEN HOCHLÖBL. FRÄNCKISCHEN CRAISSES...’. Map of the eastern (and major) part of Franken in southern Germany with two small figurative cartouches. Johann Baptist Homann ca. 1720 [23903] 56 x 48 cm. Full original colour, incl. cartouches. Excellent condition. £200
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FRANKFURT AM MAIN:
830. Janssonius, J. ‘FRANCOFURTUM / FRANCKFURT’. Large birds-eye view of Frankfurt and Sachsenhausen with two heraldic shields and table of explanations. Joannes Janssonius ca. 1682 [22555] 40 x 51 cm. Uncoloured. £500
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FRANKFURT AM MAIN:
831. Leigh, S. ‘PANORAMA OF THE MAINE AND OF THE ADJACENT COUNTRY FROM MAYENCE TO FRANKFORT. Designed from nature by J. W. Delkeskamp. Engraved by John Clark’. Birds-eye aquatint panorama of the Main valley between Mayence and Frankfurt am Main, with two views of Höchst and Hochheim above and one prospect of Frankfurt below. Accompanied by 24-page booklet ‘Companion to the Panorama of the Maine, and description of Frankfort’. Published by Samuel Leigh in London ca. 1830 [22766] 90 x 22 cm. Folding into original cloth boards (17 x 24 cm) with large decorative label. Full original colour. In mint condition. £750
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FRANKFURT AM MAIN:
832. Prout, S. ‘FRANCFORT DOME’ and ‘FRANCFORT SACHSENHAUSEN’. Streetscenes with view of the Dom Cathedral and a scene in Sachsenhausen. Two lithographs by Samuel Prout ca. 1840 [13083] 41 x 28 cm each. Uncoloured. The pair £250
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FRANKFURT/MAIN:
833. Seutter, M. ‘TERRITORIUM SAC. ROM. IMP. LIB. CIVITATIS FRANCOFURTI AD MOENUM CUM MAGNA PARTE ARCHIEPISCOPATUS MOGUNTINI...’. Detailed map of the area immediately around Frankfurt am Main, reaching to Zeilsheim, Oberursel, Hanau and Sprendlingen, with large figurative cartouche. Engraved by Tobias Conrad Lotter for Matthaeus Seutter in Augsburg ca. 1730 [24035] 49 x 56 cm. Full original colour, incl. cartouche. Excellent condition. £600
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FULDA:
834. Homann, J. B. ‘S.R.I. PRINCIPATUS FULDENSIS IN BUCHONIA...’. Map of the area around Fulda in the Rhön with pictorial cartouche, reaching to Alsfeld, Meiningen, Hammelburg and Bad Orb. Johann Baptist Homann ca. 1730 [23430] 49 x 57 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £150
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FULDA:
835. Homann, J. B. ‘S.R.I. PRINCIPATUS FULDENSIS IN BUCHONIA...’. Map of the area around Fulda in the Rhön with pictorial cartouche, reaching to Lauterbach, Sontra, Meiningen and Gemünden/Main. Printed on two mapsheets and joined. Johann Baptist Homann ca. 1730 [23441] 73 x 51 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £250
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FULDA:
836. Seutter, M. ‘ABBATIA FULDENSIS ALIAS BUCHOVIA...’. Map of the area around Fulda in northern Hessen, reaching to Alsfeld, Bad Salzungen, Neustadt/Saale und Bad Soden-Salmünster. Matthaeus Seutter in Augsburg ca. 1730 [24036] 49 x 57 cm. Full original colour, incl. cartouche. Excellent condition. £300
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GERMANY:
837. Münster, Seb. ‘TEUTSCHLAND MIT SEINEM GANTZEN BEGRIFF UND ANGESCHLOSSNEN LANDTSCHAFFTEN’. Early map of Germany, south orientated to the top and scale of miles down right border. Seb. Münster ca. 1550 [20222] 25 x 35 cm. Uncoloured. £150
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GERMANY:
838. Visscher, N. ‘S. IMPERIUM ROMANO-GERMANICUM ODER TEUTSCHLAND MIT SEINEN ANGRÄNTZENDEN KÖNIGREICHEN UND PROVINCIEN...’. Map of Germany with title heading and scale of miles with cherubs and coat of arms above. Nicolaas Visscher ca. 1680 [23915] 46 x 56 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £140
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GERMANY:
839. Sanson, N. / Schenk, P. ‘L’EMPIRE D’ALLEMAGNE DIVISÉE EN TOUS SES ESTATS’. Map of Germany with figurative cartouche and scale of miles. Published by Pieter Schenk from the plate by Nicolas Sanson ca. 1720 [23914] 49 x 58 cm. The map in full original colour. Short split lower centrefold old rebacked. Very good condition. £125
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GERMANY - DEUTSCHLAND (LOT):
840. Quad, M. LOT of 22 different copper engraved maps of German regions by Bussemacher for Matthias Quad ca. 1608 [21480] ca. 20 x 30 cm each. Uncoloured. Comprising: Alsatia Inferior, Bavaria, Brandenburgensis, Braunswick, Cliviae, Elsatia Superior, Francia, Hessenlandt, Juliacum, Lunaeburgensis, Mansfeldiae, Misniae, Monasteriensis, Palatinatus Bavariae, Rheni Palatinatus, Saxonum, Sueviae, Thietmarsiae, Thuringia, Trier, Westphaliae, Wirtenbergensis. Lot of 22 maps together £1275
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GERMANY - DEUTSCHLAND (LOT):
841. Mercator, G. / Janssonius, J. (LOT). 37 regional maps of Germany (as it is in its present borders, no Eastern European parts). Mercator/Janssonius 1651 [20534] Each ca. 15 x 19 cm. The lot of 37 maps   £750
The lot comprises: Germania, Norimbergense, Trevirensis, Westphalia (3), Rugia, Franckenland, Holsatia, Palatinatus Bavariae, Sueviae, Alemaniae, Wirtenberg, Erpach, Palatinatus Rheni, Hassia, Waldeck, Nassovi, Bavaria Ducatus, Coloniensis, Iuliacensis, Paderbornensis, Osnabrugensis, Monasteriensis, Emden, Oldenburg, Hildesiensis, Mansfeldiae, Braunswyck, Thuringia, Saxonia (2), Brandeburg, Luneburgensis, Fluvius Albis, Cleve et Muers, Meklenburg.		 H20534GermanyLotMercator(1).jpg (102377 bytes)
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GERMERSHEIM/Rhein:
842. Anonymous. ‘SITUATION VON DER LINIE BEY GERMERSHEIM WELCHE VON DENEN FRANTZOSEN DEN 27TEN 7BR. VERLASSEN UND VON IHRO MAJESTÖT VON GROSS BRITTANNIEN DEN 3 8BR. 1743 ... RASSIRET WORDEN’. Plan of the French military settlements south of Germersheim between the rivers Rhein and Queich, which were abandonned in September and then destroyed in October 1743 by British troops. Drawn by an anonymous military observer. Anonymus ca. 1743 [23836] 22 x 36 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £400
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GIESSEN - WETTERAU:
843. Pronner, Chr. M. / Homann Heirs. ‘HASSIAE SUPERIORIS ET WETTERAU...’. Detailed map of the Wetterau region north of Frankfurt am Main with the university town of Giessen in the centre. Title heading above map, small table of explanations, large vignette with a panoramic view of Giessen and two vignettes with the university building and a Roman portico. After Christoph Maximilian Pronner published by Homann Heirs 1746 [23311] 47 x 56 cm. Vignettes and panorama uncoloured, the map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £280
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GOMMERN:
844. Schenk, P. ‘ACCURATE DELINEATION DES ZU DEM SAECHSISCHEN CHUR CREISSE GEHÖRIGENJ AMMTES GOMMERN...’ Detailed map of the area around Gommern to the southeast of Magdeburg with cartouche and two tables of explanations and index. Pieter Schenk 1753 [23378] 48 x 57 cm. Cartouche and tables uncoloured, the map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £120
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HALBERSTADT:
845. Janssonius, J. / Schenk, P. & Valk, G. ‘EPISCOPATUS HALBERSTADENSIS DESCRPTIO NOVA’. Map of the larger area around Halberstadt and Magdeburg in eastern Germany, reaching to Braunschweig, Dessau, Halle and Northausen. Figurative cartouche and scale of miles. Published by Pieter Schenk and Gerard Valk from the plate by Joannes Janssonius ca. 1700 [23398] 37 x 50 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £120
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HALBERSTADT:
846. Seutter, M. ‘PRINCIPATUS HALBERSTADIENSIS...’. Map of the area around Halberstadt in eastern Germany, reaching to Osterwieck, Oschersleben, Aschersleben and Mansfeld. Two decorative baroque cartouches. Engraved by Tobias Conrad Lotter for Matthaeus Seutter ca. 1730 [23436] 49 x 57 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. sanson £150
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HALBERSTADT:
847. Riese, G. H. / Mayer, T. / Homann Heirs. ‘MAPPA SPECIALIS PRINCIPATUS HALBERSTADIENSIS... / CARTE DE LA PRINCIPAUTÉ DE HALBERSTADT...’. Map of the larger area around Halberstadt in eastern Germany, reaching from Wolfenbüttel almost to Magdeburg, then Aschersleben, Stolberg and Goslar. Decorative cartouche and table of explanations. After G. Hieronymus Riese and Tobias Mayer published by Homann Heirs 1750 [23397] 45 x 55 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £120
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HAMBURG - ELBE:
848. Visscher, N. ‘NOBILISSIMI ALBIS FLUVII OSTIA, NEC NON HAMBURGENSE...’. Detailed map in two horizontal strips of the Elbe from Geesthacht via Hamburg to the Sea with cartouche and panoramic view of Hamburg in the lower right. North orientated to the south. Nicolaas Visscher ca. 1680 [23317] 37 x 52 cm. Cartouche and panorama uncoloured, the map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £350
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HAMBURG - ELBE:
849. Himmerich, J. / Schenk, P. ‘EINE ACCURATE CHARTE VON DER ELBE - STROHM SAMPT DER KEYSERLICHEN REICHS FREY STADT HAMBURG...’ Detailed map in two horizontal strips of the Elbe from Geesthacht via Hamburg to the Sea with cartouche and large pictorial allegorical vignette. North orientated to the south. Engraved by Pieter Schenk junior in Amsterdam after designs by Johann Himmerich ca. 1730 [23316] 46 x 57 cm. Cartouche and vignette uncoloured, the map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £900
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HANAU - WETTERAU:
850. Zollmann, Fr. / Homann, J. Chr. ‘S. R. IMP. COMITATUS HANAU ...’. Detailed map of the area northeast of Hanau and Frankfurt am Main, reaching to Giessen, Fulda, Lohr and Aschaffenburg. Large figurative cartouche, 3 tables of explanations and above the map a large prospect of Hanau. After Friedrich Zollmann published by Homann’s son Johann Christoph Homann 1728 [23321] 48 x 56 cm. Cartouche, tables and prospect uncoloured, the map in full original colour. Thin printer’s crease in the top right table. Very good condition. £190
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HARZ:
851. Homann Heirs. ‘DELINEATIO AUREAE STERILITATIS HERCINIENSIS, I. E. HERCINIAE METALLIFERAE ACCURATA CHOROGRAPHIA...’. Detailed map of the Harz region south of Goslar in northern Germany with cartouche, large decorative table of explanations and pictorial vignette with seven coats of arms and an insight view into a mine. Homann Heirs ca. 1740 [23309] 49 x 56 cm. Cartouche and vignette uncoloured, the map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £300
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HARZ & WESERBERGLAND:
852. Janssonius, J. ‘SERENISSIMO PRINCIPI AC DOMINO, D. CHRISTIANO DUCI BRUNSUICENSI ET LUNEBURGENSI HANC ACCURATISSIMAM SUI DUCATUS BRUNSUICENSIS TABULAM DEDICAT CONSECRATQ.’ Map of the southern part of Lower Saxony between Nienburg, Hannover, Magdeburg and Kassel, with the Harz mountains in the centre. Joannes Janssonius / Dutch Appendix 1644 [21729] 40 x 49 cm. Large decorative cartouche with heraldic shield. Uncoloured. Very good condition. £150
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HEIDELBERG - MANNHEIM:
853. Sanson, N. / Jaillot, H. ‘PARTIE ORIENTALE DU PALATINAT ET ESLECTORAT DU RHEIN. LES ÉVESCHÉS DE SPIRE, DE WORMES ET LE COMTÉ DE LINANGE’. Detailed map of the eastern Rheinpfalz, the immediate area around Heidelberg and Mannheim, reaching to Kaiserslautern, Gernsheim, Heilbronn and Karlsruhe. Decorative cartouche and scale of miles. Published by Hubert Jaillot from the plate by Nicolas Sanson 1696 [23306] 42 x 55 cm. The map in original outline colour. Excellent condition. £150
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HESSEN:
854. Danckerts, T. ‘LANDGRAVIATUS HASSIAE...’. Map of Hessen in central Germany with decorative pictorial cartouche. Theodore Danckerts ca. 1690 [23904] 49 x 56 cm. Original outline colour, the cartouche in full original colour. Excellent condition. £120
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HESSEN:
855. Valk, G. ‘PARS ALTERA SEU BOREALIS CIRCULI RHENANI, VULGO QUI SUPERIOR, IN QUO PRIMAS FACIT HASSIAE LANTGRAVIATUS...’. Map of Hessen in central Germany with decorative cartouche. Gerard Valk ca. 1702 [23894] 49 x 59 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £120
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HESSEN:
856. Homann, J. B. ‘CIRCULI FRANCONIAE PARS OCCIDENTALIS... / UNTERER UND MINDERE THEIL DES GANTZEN HOCHLÖBL. FRANCKISCHEN CRAISSES...’. Map of southern Hessen in central Germany, reaching to Koblenz, Marburg, Fulda, Heilbronn and Landau, with large cartouche incorporating cherubs, two portraits and allegorical figures. Johann Baptist Homann ca. 1720 [23923] 56 x 48 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £150
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HESSEN - DARMSTADT:
857. De Wit, F. ‘ARCHIEPISCOPATUS ET ELECTORATUS MOGUNTINI ET ADJACENTIUM REGIONUM, UT LANDGRAVIATUUM HASSO DARMSTADIENSIS...’. Map of the larger area around Frankfurt/M. in southern Hessen, reaching to Koblenz, Fulda, and south to the Neckar. Armorial cartouche with cherubs supporting coats of arms. Frederic de Wit in Amsterdam ca. 1690 [23895] 49 x 59 cm. Full original colour, incl. cartouche. Excellent condition. £150
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HESSEN - DARMSTADT:
858. Homann, J. B. ‘ELECTORATUS MOGUNTINUS UT ET PALATIN. INFER. HASSIAE...’. Map of the area around Mainz, covering the southern parts of Hessen with Frankfurt in the centre, and reaching along the Rhein to Koblenz in the north and Speyer in the south and in the east to Wertheim. Figurative cartouche. Johann Baptist Homann ca. 1720 [23815] 55 x 48 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £120
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HESSEN - DARMSTADT:
859. Pronner, Chr. M. / Homann Heirs. ‘DELINEATIO GEOGRAPHICA GENERALIS, COMPREHENDENS VI. FOLIIS SINGULOS PRINCIPATUS, COMITATUS, DITIONES, DYNASTIAS OMNES, QUOTQUOT IMPERIO SERENISSIMI PRINCIPIS LANDGRAFII HASSO.-DARMSTADIENSIS SUBSUNT, ...’. Set of six mapsheets, forming a large (wall) map of Hessen-Darmstadt in central Germany, reaching from Dortmund and Kassel in the north via Frankfurt to Worms and Würzburg in the south. Two large cartouches (title and dedication). Printed on six double sheets, not joined. After Christoph Maximilian Pronner published by Homann Heirs 1751 / 1754 [23890] 40 x 52 cm each sheet, 124 x 102 cm when joined. The maps in original outline colour. Excellent condition. The complete set of six mapsheets £600
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HILDBURGHAUSEN:
860. Homann, J. B. ‘SERENISSIMO PRINCIPI AC DOMINO ..... HANC EJUSDEM PRINCIPATUS SAXO - HILDBURGHUSIAN NOVAM ET EXACTAM TABULAM’. Map of the area around Hildburghausen in eastern Germany with two large allegorical cartouches and inset plan of Hildburghausen. Johann Baptist Homann ca. 1720 [23369] 47 x 57 cm. Cartouches and plan uncoloured, the map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £150
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HILDESHEIM:
861. Homann, J. B. ‘EPISCOPATUS HILDESIENSIS...’. Detailed map of the area around Hildesheim in northern Germany, reaching to Hameln, Hannover, Braunschweig and Einbeck. Pictorial cartouche with cherubs, coat of arms and allegorical figures, inset plan of Hildesheim and panoramic view of Hildesheim below. Johann Baptist Homann ca. 1720 [23310] 48 x 56 cm. Cartouche and panoramic view uncoloured, the map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £175
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HILDESHEIM:
862. Homann, J. B. ‘EPISCOPATUS HILDESIENSIS...’. Detailed map of the area around Hildesheim in northern Germany, reaching to Hameln, Hannover, Braunschweig and Einbeck. Pictorial cartouche with cherubs, coat of arms and allegorical figures, inset plan of Hildesheim and panoramic view of Hildesheim below. Johann Baptist Homann ca. 1720 [23817] 48 x 56 cm. Full original colour, incl. cartouches. Excellent condition. £240
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HISTORICAL MAP:
863. Seutter, M. ‘HISTORIA IMPERII ROMANO GERMANICI...’. Map of Germany, charting her history from the year 395 to 1745, accompanied by a separate sheet of historical explanations in German from 1 - 305. The map with three highly decorative cartouches and scale of miles, the double sheet of explanations with pictorial surrounds in full contemporary colour. Matthaeus Seutter in Augsburg ca. 1750 [23814] 48 x 55 cm and 50 x 57 cm respectively. Full original colour, incl. cartouches. Excellent condition. £250
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HOLSTEIN:
864. Schenk, P. ‘HOLSATIAE TABULA GENERALIS IN QUA SUNT DUCATUS HOLSATIAE, DITMARSIAE, STORMARIAE ET WAGRIAE’. Map of Holstein , the region above Hamburg, reaching to Tönning, Kiel and Lübeck. Pieter Schenk 1707 [23329] 48 x 58 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £150
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HOLSTEIN:
865. Visscher, N. / Schenk, P. ‘HOLSATIAE DUCATUS VERNACULE DAS HERTZOGTUM HOLSTEIN...’. Large map of Holstein in northern Germany, reaching from Helgoland to Fehmarn, Lauenburg/Elbe and Bremerhaven. Printed on two sheets and joined. Published by Pieter Schenk junior from the plate by Nicolaas Visscher ca. 1720 [23432] 50 x 87 cm. Full original colour. Short split to lower and upper centrefold old rebacked, otherwise in very good condition. £200
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HOLSTEIN:
866. Homann, J. B. ‘TABULA GENERALIS HOLSATIAE...’. Map of Holstein, the region north of Hamburg in Germany, with pictorial cartouche and armorial vignette with cherubs and four coats of arms. Johann Baptist Homann ca. 1720 [23917] 48 x 56 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £120
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HOLSTEIN - WAGRIEN:
867. Janssonius, J. / Schenk, P. & Valk, G. ‘WAGRIA QUAE EST PARS ORIENTALIS HOLSATIAE’. Map of Wagrien, the eastern part of Holstein in northern Germany, confined by Kiel, Lübeck and the island of Fehmarn. Figurative cartouche. Published by Pieter Schenk and Gerard Valk from the plate by Joannes Janssonius ca. 1700 [23323] 43 x 53 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £150
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HUNSRÜCK:
868. Homann Heirs. ‘EIN THEIL DES HUNDSRUCKS MIT DEN ANGRAENZENDEN MAYNZ- U. TRIERISCHEN LAENDERN IN IV SECTIONEN...’. Four map sheets, forming a detailed continuous survey of the Hunsrück region in western Germany between Trier and Mainz, reaching north to Traben-Trarbach and Bacharach, and south to Oppenheim and Kirn/Nahe. Decorative cartouche and several tables of historical explanations regarding the troop movements by General Seckendorf in 1735. Homann Heirs ca. 1740 [23439] 32 x 43 cm each section, not joined. The maps in full original colour. Excellent condition. The complete set of four mapsheets £400
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HUNSRÜCK - RHEINPFALZ:
869. Sanson, N. / Ottens, R. & J. ‘PARTIE OCCIDENTALE DU PALATINAT ET ESLECTORAT DU RHEIN, LE DUCHÉ DE SIMMEREN...’. Map of the Rheinpfalz and Hunsrück region between Mosel, Mainz, Worms and Landstuhl, centred on Bad Kreuznach. Decorative cartouche and scale of miles. Published by Reinier and Josua Ottens from the plate by Nicolas Sanson ca. 1725 [23433] 42 x 54 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £150
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HYDROGRAPHIC CHART:
870. Homann, J. B. ‘HYDROGRAPHIA GERMANIAE...’. Hydrographic chart of Germany, including Belgium, The Netherlands, Austria and Switzerland, showing the flow of about nine main rivers and in colour their waterbasins, i.e. where their water supply is sourced from. Two pictorial figurative cartouches. Johann Baptist Homann ca. 1720 [23437] 49 x 58 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £120
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JÜLICH:
871. Janssonius, J. / Schenk, P. & Valk, G. ‘IULIACENSIS DUCATUS’. Map of the area around Jülich in western Germany between Cologne and Aachen, reaching to Roermond and Duisburg in the north and Bonn and the Eifel mountains in the south. North orientated to the left. Small cartouche, scale of miles and coat of arms. Joannes Janssonius ca. 1700 [23412] 40 x 55 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £250
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23412JuliacensisSchenk.jpg (102436 bytes)

JÜLICH:
872. Sanson, N. / Ottens, R. & J. ‘LE DUCHÉ DE IULIERS...’. Map of the area around Jülich in western Germany between Cologne and Maastricht, reaching in the South to the Ahr Valley. Two decorative cartouches. Published by Reinier and Josua Ottens from the plate by Nicolas Sanson ca. 1725 [23410] 43 x 55 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £250
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JÜLICH - BERG:
873. Janssonius, J. / Schenk, P. & Valk, G. ‘IULIACENSIS ET MONTENSIS DUCATUS...’. Map of the area to both sides of the Rhein between Bonn and Wesel, centred on Düsseldorf and reaching to Maastricht in the west and Altena/Westfalen in the east. Decorative cartouche, scale of miles with cherubs and two coats of arms. Joannes Janssonius ca. 1700 [23413] 37 x 49 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £250
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23413JuliacensisMontensisSchenk.jpg (102690 bytes)

KARLSRUHE:
874. Seutter, M. ‘ACCURATER PROSPECT DER HOCH-FURSTL. MARGGRAF BAADEN-DURLACHISCHEN NEU ERBAUTEN VERWUNDERUNGS WÜRDIGEN RESIDENZ STADT CARLS RUHE...’. Half-birds-eye view of Karlsruhe, a town in the grand duchy of Baden, designed and built from 1715 onwards in the form of a wheel, of which the ducal palace is the centre, and from which 32 wide roads radiate. Title in German and French, two cartouches with explanations and heraldic shield to top centre. Matthaeus Seutter in Augsburg ca. 1750 [23812] 49 x 57 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £750
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KATZENELNBOGEN:
875. Homan Heirs. ‘INFERIORIS COMITATUS CATTIMELIBOCENSIS DELINEATIO GEOGRAPHICA...’. Detailed map of the area between Rhein and Lahn, southeast of Koblenz, reaching to Limburg and Camberg in the East and Lorch and Wiesbaden in the South. Pictorial cartouche and table of explanations with wine motifs. Homann Heirs 1745 [23893] 40 x 55 cm. The map in original outline colour. Few unobtrusive thin printer’s creases. Very good condition. £140
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KLEVE:
876. Janssonius, J. / Schenk, P. & Valk, G. ‘CLIVIA DUCATUS’. Detailed map of the area around Kleve and Wesel in western Germany, reaching to Arnhem, Dorsten, Duisburg and Venlo. Small cartouche, scale of miles and coat of arms. Published by Pieter Schenk and Gerard Valk from the plate by Joannes Janssonius ca. 1700 [23411] 40 x 48 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £150
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23411CliviaSchenk.jpg (101046 bytes)

KLEVE - JÜLICH - BERG:
877. Seutter, M. ‘DUCATUS IULIACENSIS, CLIVIENSIS ET MONTENSIS UT ET PRINCIPATUS MEURSIANI ET COMITATUS ZUTPHANIENSIS...’. Map of the western German region to both sides of the Rhein between Bonn and Emmerich. Large figurative cartouche with five heraldic shields. Matthaeus Seutter in Augsburg ca. 1750 [23821] 56 x 49 cm. Full original colour, incl. cartouches. Excellent condition. £250
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KLEVE - MOERS:
878. Sanson, N. / Jaillot, H. ‘LE DUCHÉ DE CLEVES, LA SEIGNEURIE DE RAVENSTEIN, ET LE COMTÉ DE MEURS...’. Map of the area on both sides of the Rhein between Köln and Arnheim, reaching to the River Meuse in the West and to Coesfeld and Essen in the East. Decorative cartouche and scale of miles. Published by Hubert Jaillot from the plate by Nicolas Sanson 1696 [23409] 43 x 56 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £175
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23409KleveSanson.jpg (102821 bytes)

KLEVE - RUHRGEBIET:
879. Seutter, M. ‘NOVA ET ACCURATA DUCATUS CLIVIAE ET COMITATUS MARCHIAE CUM FINITIMIS PROVINCIIS DELINEATIO’. Detailed map of the Kleve and Ruhrgebiet region in western Germany to both sides of the Rhein between Köln and Emmerich, reaching in the east to Münster and Hamm. Large figurative cartouche with cherubs and three heraldic shields, and smaller cartouche of explanations. Matthaeus Seutter in Augsburg ca. 1750 [23822] 49 x 57 cm. Full original colour, incl. cartouches. Excellent condition. £275
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KOBLENZ:
880. Sanson, N. / Ottens, R. & J. ‘PARTIE ORIENTALE DU TEMPOREL DE L’ARCHEVESCHÉ ET ESLECTORAT DE TREVES...’. Map of the larger area around Koblenz, covering parts of the Westerwald, Taunus, Hunsrück and Eifel, reaching to Königswinter, Limburg, Rüdesheim and Cochem. Decorative cartouche and scale of miles. Published by Reinier and Josua Ottens from the plate by Nicolas Sanson ca. 1725 [23427] 42 x 56 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £130
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23427TrevesOrientaleOttens.jpg (102081 bytes)

KÖLN:
881. Bodmer, R. ‘CÖLN / COLOGNE’. View of Köln seen from the northern banks of the Rhine. Large aquatint by R. Bodmer ca. 1840 [20458] 29 x 42 cm. Uncoloured. £350
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KÖLN - JÜLICH - BERG:
882. Valk, G. ‘ARCHIEPISCOPATUS COLONIENSIS, DUCATIBUS JULIACENSIS ET MONTENSI...’. Map of the area to both sides of the Rhine between Koblenz and Wesel, reaching to Maastricht in the west and Altena in the east. Decorative cartouche. Gerard Valk ca. 1702 [23426] 49 x 60 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £300
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23426ColoniensisValk.jpg (102490 bytes)

KÖLN - JÜLICH - BERG:
883. Homann, J. B. ‘ACHIEPISCOPATUS ET ELECTORATUS COLONIENSIS UT ET DUCATUM IULIACENSIS ET MONTENSIS...’. Map of the larger area around Cologne, reaching from Andernach along the Rhein north to Wesel, west to Maastricht and east to Bergisches Land. Armorial cartouche with cherubs and scale of miles. Johann Baptist Homann ca. 1720 [23918] 48 x 57 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £175
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23918ColoniensisHomann.jpg (101891 bytes)

KÖLN - NIEDERRHEIN:
884. Sanson, N. / Ottens, R. & J. ‘CARTE NOUVELLE DE L’ARCHEVESCHÉ ET ESLECTORAT DE COLOGNE... / LA BASSE PARTIE DE L’ARCHEVESCHÉ ET ESLECTORAT DE COLOGNE’. Detailed map of the area along the Rhine between Neuss and Wesel, reaching to Kempen in the west and to Dortmund and Solingen in the east. Large figurative cartouche with war scene. Published by Reinier and Josua Ottens from the plate by Nicolas Sanson ca. 1725 [23420] 50 x 59 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £370
Northern part of the archbishopric of Cologne. From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23420CologneBasseSanson.jpg (102399 bytes)

KÖLN - NIEDERRHEIN:
885. Sanson, N. / Ottens, R. & J. ‘CARTE NOUVELLE DE L’ARCHEVESCHÉ ET ESLECTORAT DE COLOGNE... / HAUTE PARTIE DE L’ARCHEVESCHÉ ET ESLECTORAT DE COLOGNE’. Detailed map of the area along the Rhine between Koblenz and Cologne, reaching to Aachen in the west and Eitorf in the east. Decorative cartouche. Published by Reinier and Josua Ottens from the plate by Nicolas Sanson ca. 1725 [23421] 48 x 60 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £320
Southern part of the archbishopric of Cologne. From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23421CologneHauteSanson.jpg (101469 bytes)

KÖLN - NIEDERRHEIN:
886. Sanson, N. / Ottens, R. & J. ‘ARCHEVESCHÉ ET ESLECTORAT DE COLOGNE AVEC SES ENCLAVES...’. Map of the archbishopric of Cologne, the arae immediately on both sides of the Rhine between Koblenz and Wesel. Two baroque cartouches. Published by Reinier and Josua Ottens from the plate by Nicolas Sanson ca. 1725 [23422] 56 x 43 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £320
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23422CologneOttens.jpg (102327 bytes)

LANDAU:
887. Marchand, J. Chr. ‘DIE ACCURATE FÜRSTELLUNG DER BELÄGERUNGS ARBEIT VOR LANDAU WIE SOLCHE IM SEPT. 1704 ZU INFESTIRN ANGEFANGEN UND DEN 25 NOV. ZU UNSTERBLICHER GLORIE IHRER MAY. DES RÖM. KÖNIGS EROBERT WORDEN’. View of the siege of Landau / Pfalz in 1704, the German cavalry in the foreground, with explanatory sheet of text separtely printed and attached below. Designed and engraved by Johann Christian Marchand in Nürnberg ca. 1705 [24043] 43 x 40 cm. Full original colour with some recent touches. Borders expertly extended. Excellent condition. £750
Separately published. Vey rare. - Johann Christian Marchand (1680 Dresden - 1711 Nürnberg), engraver of portraits and historical subjects. 		H24043LandauMarchand.jpg (102457 bytes)

LANDAU/Isar:
888. Anonymous. ‘CAMPEMENT A OBER-EKEN LE 19.ME MAY 1743....’. Plan of the siege of Landau/Isar in May 1743 and the nearby villages of Ober- and Niederhöcking, drawn and engraved by an anonymous military observer. Anonymous ca. 1745 [23832] 15 x 21 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £250
Separately published. Very rare. 		H23832LandauSeutter.jpg (92354 bytes)

LEIPZIG:
889. Seutter, M. ‘PRAEFECTURA LIPSIENSIS...’. Map of the region about 25km around Leipzig with large pictorial cartouche and smaller cartouche of explanations. Alphabetical list of placenames down both sides. Matthaeus Seutter ca. 1730 [23766] 49 x 59 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £130
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23766LipsiensisSeutter.jpg (98046 bytes)

LEIPZIG:
890. Schenk, P. ‘GEOGRAPHISCHER ENTWURFF DES AMTES LEIPZIG...’. Detailed map of the immediate area around Leipzig, reaching to Schkeuditz, Eilenburg and Rötha. Pictorial cartouche and small table of explanations, index to places down both sides. Pieter Schenk junior ca. 1750 [23331] 51 x 57 cm. The map in full original colour. Narrow top margin. Excellent condition. £130
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23331LeipzigSchenk.jpg (99533 bytes)

LEIPZIG:
891. Bowyer, R. ‘PRECIPITATE FLIGHT OF THE FRENCH THROUGH LEIPSIC PURSUED BY THE ALLIED ARMIES...’. Large and vivid scene of troops outside Leipzig with view of the town in the background. Published in London by Robert Bowyer 1813 [23685] 28 x 52 cm. Full original colour. £130
Small short tear in left white margin outside the image closed. 		H23685LeipzigBowyer.jpg (101031 bytes)

LÜNEBURG:
892. Janssonius, J. / Pitt, M. & Swart, S. ‘DUCATUS LUNEBURGENSIS ADIACENTIUMQUE REGIONUM DELINEATIO’. Map of the Lüneburg region in northern Germany between Hamburg, Wittenberg, Hildesheim and Diepholz. Pictorial cartouche and scale of miles. Published by Janssonius Waesberghe, Moses Pitt and Stephan Swart from the plate by Joannes Janssonius ca. 1680 [23403] 38 x 49 cm. The map in full original colour. Occasional verdi gris browning, otherwise in very good condition. £120
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23403LuneburgensisPitt.jpg (98374 bytes)

LÜNEBURG:
893. Homann, J. B. ‘DUCATUS LUNEBURGICI ET COMITATUS DANNEBERGENSIS ACCURATA DESCRIPTIO’. Detailed map of the area between Hamburg, Hannover and Salzwedel in northern Germany with figurative cartouche. Johann Baptist Homann ca. 1720 [23402] 48 x 57 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £100
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23402LuneburgiciHomann.jpg (101040 bytes)

MAGDEBURG:
894. Seutter, M. ‘DUCATUS MAGDEBURGENSIS ET HALENSIS...’. Map of the immediate area around Magdeburg and Halle in eastern Germany with title cartouche and two columns of index down each side, reaching to Halberstadt, Osterburg, Brandenburg, Wittenberg and Eisleben. Engraved by Tobias Conrad Lotter for Matthaeus Seutter ca. 1740 [23399] 50 x 58 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £125
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23399MagdeburgensisSeutter.jpg (100515 bytes)

MAGDEBURG - HALLE:
895. Schenk, P. ‘GEOGRAPHISCHE CHARTE DES HERTZOGTHUMS MAGDEBURG UND HALLE NEBST ETLICHEN ANGRÄNTZENDE ORTHEN...’. Map of the area around Magdeburg in Sachsen-Anhalt, reaching to Halle, Wittenberg, Brandenburg and Helmstedt. Title cartouche and alphabetical list of place names in two columns down each side. Pieter Schenk junior ca. 1760 [23768] 53 x 57 cm. The map in full original colour. Lower and top border extended (remargined) and neatline redrawn, very good condition. £120
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23768MagdeburgSchenk.jpg (102093 bytes)

MAINZ:
896. Janssonius, J. ‘MOGUNTIA / MAINTZ’. Large birdseye-view of Mainz with cartouche, heraldic shield and table of explanations. Joannes Janssonius ca. 1682 [22551] 39 x 51 cm. Uncoloured. £300
Koeman Ja18. 		H22551MainzJanssonius.jpg (102477 bytes)

MAINZ:
897. Walch, J. ‘PLAN DER GEGEND VON MAYNZ NEBST DEM SEHR STARCK BEVESTIGTEN .... ERDHÜTTENLAGER DER FRANZOSEN MIT ALLEN SCHANTZEN, LINIEN ETC.’. Plan of Mainz with the fortifications and French camps during the siege of October 1795, reaching to Laubenheim, Marienborn, Budenheim (following the line of the French occupation’s ‘Erdhüttenlager’) and Mainz-Kastel. Two tables with title and explanations and inset plan of the engagement at Höchst, inclsuding Sindlingen, Rödelheim and Schwanheim. Published in Augsburg by Johannes Walch 1795 [23338] 37 x 49 cm. The map in original outline colour. Excellent condition. £750
Separately published. Rare. - “In zeitgenössischem Kolorit eingetragen sind die Truppenaufstellungen der siegreichen Armee unter König Friedrich Wilhelm II von Preussen, die die Stadt von den Franzosen zurückeroberte”. From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23338MainzWalch.jpg (100497 bytes)

MANNHEIM:
898. Seutter, M. ‘MANHEIMIUM MUNITISSIMUM OPPIDUM ET HODIERNO DIE RESIDENTIA ELECTORIS PALATINI...’ Plan of Mannheim in western Germany with cartouche, compass rose and coat of arms. Large prospect of the town below. Matthaeus Seutter in Augsburg ca. 1750 [24028] 50 x 58 cm. Full original colour, incl. cartouches. The prospect in single original wash colour. Excellent condition. £900
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MEISSEN:
899. Schenk, P. ‘GEOGRAPHISCHER ENTWURFF DERER AEMMTER MEISSEN...’. Detailed map of the eastern German region of Meissen, reaching to Eilenburg, Falkenberg, Dresden and Rochlitz. Large pictorial cartouche, table of explanations and four columns of index down each side. Printed on two mapsheets, not joined. Pieter Schenk 1750 [23349] 56 x 98 cm when joined. The map in original outline colour. Excellent condition. The set of two mapsheets £200
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23349MeissenSchenk(1).jpg (102141 bytes)
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MEISSEN - VOGTLAND:
900. Funcke, D. ‘NOVISSIMA MARCHIONATUS MISNIAE MAXIMAEQUE PARTIS VOITLANDIAE TABULA’. Map of Sachsen, centred on Chemnitz and reaching as far as Kulmbach, Mansfeld, Torgau, Dresden and Karlsbad. Figurative cartouche. Engraved by Johann Joachim Püschel and published by David Funcke ca. 1695 [23341] 47 x 56 cm. Cartouche in full original colour, the map in original outline colour. Excellent condition. £400
Separately published, rare. From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23341MeissenFunck.jpg (101194 bytes)

MERSEBURG:
901. Seutter, M. ‘DELINEATIO GEOGRAPHICA DITIONIS MARTISBURGENSIS...’. Detailed map of the area around Merseburg in eastern Germany, reaching to Halle, Leipzig and Lützen. Large pictorial baroque cartouche. Engraved by Tobias Conrad Lotter for Matthaeus Seutter ca. 1730 [23383] 48 x 56 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £180
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23383MartisburgensisSeutter.jpg (101334 bytes)

MERSEBURG:
902. Schenk, P. ‘GEOMETRISCHER GENERAL RIS DES STIFFTS MERSEBURG’. Detailed map of the area around Merseburg in eastern Germany, reaching to Halle, Leipzig and Lützen, with large pictorial cartouche and large prospect of Merseburg to the top right corner. Pieter Schenk ca. 1740 [23384] 47 x 56 cm. Cartouche and panorama uncoloured, the map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £250
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23384MerseburgSchenk.jpg (101105 bytes)

MINDELHEIM:
903. Homann, J. B. ‘PROTOPARCHIAE MINDELHEMENSIS NOVA TABULA GEOGRAPHICA...’. Detailed map of the area 15km around Mindelheim in southern Germany with large cartouche with cherubs and coat of arms, allegorical vignette and inset prospect of Mindelheim in decorative framework. Johann Baptist Homann ca. 1720 [23362] 49 x 58 cm. Cartouche, vignette and prospect uncoloured, the map in full original colour. Short split to lower centrefold old rebacked, otherwise in very good condition. £175
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23362MindelheimHomann.jpg (100574 bytes)

MOSEL - EIFEL:
904. Seutter, M. ‘TREVIRENSIS ARCHI-EPISCOPATUS ET ELECTORATUS...’. Map of Rheinland-Pfalz, the area between Trier and Koblenz, incl. the Eifel mountains to the north and the Rheingau to Mainz, with large figurative cartouche and small table of explanations. Matthaeus Seutter in Augsburg ca. 1730 [24030] 48 x 58 cm. Full original colour, incl. cartouche. Excellent condition. £200
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MOSEL - TRIER:
905. De Ram, J. ‘ARCHIEPISCOPATUS TREVIRENSIS RECENTISSIMA DELINEATIO’. Map of the area along the Mosel between Koblenz and Trier in the Rheinland-Pfalz region of western Germany, reaching to Echternach, Bonn, Mainz and Sankt Wendel. Pictorial cartouche relating to wine growing and small inset map with cherubs and coat of arms. Joannes de Ram ca. 1680 [23325] 50 x 59 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £250
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23325TrevirensisDeRam.jpg (101610 bytes)

MOSEL - TRIER:
906. Valk, G. ‘TREVERENSIS REGIO ARCHIEPISCOPATUS ELECTORATUSQUE...’. Map of the area along the Mosel between Koblenz and Trier in the Rheinland-Pfalz region of western Germany, reaching to Echternach, Bonn, Mainz and Sankt Wendel. Pictorial cartouche and small scale of miles. Gerard Valk ca 1702 [23326] 49 x 60 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £200
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23326TreverensisValk.jpg (102477 bytes)

MOSEL - TRIER:
907. Homann, J. B. ‘MOSELLAE FLUMINIS TABULA SPECIALIS IN QUA ARCHIEPISCOPATUS ET ELECTORATUS TREVIRENSIS...’. Map showing the course of the river Mosel from Diedenhofen to Koblenz and the archbishopry of Trier, reaching as far as Bonn, Mainz, Saarlouis and Prüm, with figurative cartouche. Johann Baptist Homann ca. 1720 [23919] 49 x 57 cm. The map in full original colour. Unobtrusive flattened printer’s crease. Very good condition. £200
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23919MosellaeHomann.jpg (102770 bytes)

MÜNCHEN:
908. Homann Heirs. ‘CARTE DES ENVIRONS DE MUNICH... / KARTE VON DER GEGEND UM MUNCHEN...’. Detailed map of the immediate area around München, reaching to Germering, Schleissheim, Vaterstetten and Schäftlarn. Title banner above map. Homann Heirs 1743 [23313] 48 x 53 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £250
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23313MuenchenHomann.jpg (102470 bytes)

MÜNSTER:
909. Janssonius, J. ‘MONASTERIUM / MÜNSTER’. Large birds-eye view of Münster in Westfalen with two heraldic shields and table of explanations. Joannes Janssonius ca. 1682 [22550] 39 x 49 cm. Vertical papercrease flattened. Uncoloured. £600
Koeman Ja18. 		H22550MuensterJanssonius.jpg (101245 bytes)

MÜNSTER:
910. Gigas, J. / Janssonius, J. / Schenk, P. & Valk,G. ‘MONASTERIENSIS EPISCOPATUS’. Map of the area around Münster and Lingen in Westfalen, reaching to Lippstadt, Wesel, Coevorden and Oldenburg. North orientated to the right. Cartouche and scale of miles. Published by Pieter Schenk and Gerard Valk from the plate by Joannes Janssonius ca. 1700 [23419] 37 x 48 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £175
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23419MonasteriensisSchenk.jpg (101228 bytes)

NASSAU:
911. Valk, G. ‘PRINCIPATUS NASSAVIAE DIVISUS IN SPECIALES COMITATUS...’. Detailed map of the Nassau region in western Germany between Koblenz, Siegen, Giessen, Frankfurt and Mainz. Gerard Valk ca. 1700 [23353] 59 x 49 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £250
Uncommon. From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23353NassauiaeValk.jpg (102655 bytes)

NASSAU:
912. Visscher, N. / Schenk, P. ‘NASSOVIA PRINCIPATUS...’. Detailed map of the Nassau region in western Germany between Koblenz, Hadamar, Giessen, Frankfurt and Mainz with pictorial cartouche of cherubs holding six coats of arms, and decorative table of explanations. Published by Pieter Schenk junior from the plate by Nicolaas Visscher ca. 1720 [23352] 47 x 57 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £250
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23352NassoviaVisscher.jpg (101653 bytes)

NASSAU:
913. Seutter, M. ‘NASSOVIAE PRINCIPATUS...’. Map of the Nassau region in western Germany between Koblenz, Limburg, Mainz and the Mosel. Large figurative cartouche with cherubs and six Heraldic shields. Matthaeus Seutter in Augsburg ca. 1750 [23820] 50 x 57 cm. Full original colour, incl. cartouches. Excellent condition. £275
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NAUMBURG - ZEITZ:
914. Seutter, M. ‘EPISCOPATUS NUMBURGENSIS ET CIZENSIS...’. Detailed map of the area around Naumburg, Zeitz and Weissenfels with pictorial baroque cartouche and very large panoramic view of Naumburg below the map. Matthaeus Seutter ca. 1730 [23381] 49 x 56 cm. Cartouche and panorama uncoloured, the map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £250
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23381NaumburgSeutter.jpg (101607 bytes)

NAUMBURG - ZEITZ:
915. Schenk, P. ‘ACCURATE GEOGRAPHISCHE DELINEATION DES STIFFTS NAUMBURG UND ZEITZ...’. Detailed map of the area around Naumburg, Zeitz and Weissenfels with baroque cartouche and very large panorama of the river Saale from Schulpforte to Naumburg. Pieter Schenk 1749 [23382] 50 x 54 cm. Cartouche and panorama uncoloured, the map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £200
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23382NaumburgZeitzSchenk.jpg (98604 bytes)

NEUWIED:
916. Reinhardt, A. ‘PLAN DER AM RHEIN GELEGENEN STADT NEU=WIED’. Map of the area around Neuwied between Andernach and Weisenthurm, north orientated to the northwest. Table of title and explanations. Printed on two sheets and joined. Engraved in Frankfurt by Andreas Reinhardt 1745 [23837] 30 x 87 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £950
Separately published. Very rare. - Andreas Reinhardt (1715 Copenhagen - 1752) Frankfurt/M.), engraver of portraits and town views. 		H23837NeuwiedReinhardt(2).jpg (92873 bytes)
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NIEDERBAYERN:
917. Visscher, N. / Schenk, P. ‘BAVARIAE PARS INFERIOR...’. Map of Niederbayern, reaching to Freising, Regensburg, Cham and Passau, with pictorial cartouche and scale of miles. Published by Pieter Schenk junior from the plate by Nicolaas Visscher ca. 1720 [23374] 48 x 57 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £200
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23374BavariaeInferiorVisscher.jpg (102185 bytes)

NIEDERSACHSEN - HOLSTEIN - MECKLENBURG:
918. Danckerts, J. ‘CIRCULUS SAXONIAE INFERIORIS IN QUO SUNT DUCATUS HOLSATIAE, MEKLENBURGI, LAUENBURGI, LUNEBURGI...’. Map of Niedersachsen, Holstein aand Mecklenburg in northern Germany, reaching from Hamburg south to Göttingen and east to the island of Rügen, with decorative cartouche incorporating cherubs holding four coats of arms. Justinus Danckerts ca. 1690 [23913] 49 x 57 cm. Original outline colour, the cartouche in full original colour. Excellent condition. £130
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23913NiedersachsenDanckerts.jpg (101080 bytes)

NIEDERSACHSEN - HOLSTEIN - MECKLENBURG:
919. De Wit, F. ‘CIRCULUS SAXONIAE INFERIORIS IN QUO SUNT DUCATUS HOLSATIAE, MEKLENBURGI, LAUENBURGI, LUNEBURGI...’. Map of Niedersachsen, Holstein aand Mecklenburg in northern Germany, reaching from Hamburg south to Göttingen and east to the island of Rügen, with decorative cartouche incorporating cherubs holding nine coats of arms and scale of miles. Frederic de Wit ca. 1690 [23916] 49 x 57 cm. Original outline colour, the cartouches in full original colour. Excellent condition. £130
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NÖRDLINGEN:
920. Homann Heirs. ‘DIE GEGEND UM NÖRDLINGEN, GENANDT DAS RIES... / TRACTUS NORDLINGENSIS GERM. RIES DICTI....’. Detailed map of the immediate area around Nördlingen in southern Germany, reaching to Neresheim, Schneidheim, Oettingen and Mönchsdeggingen. Pictorial cartouche and large panoramic view of Nördlingen below, flanked by a small plan of Nördlingen and table of explanations. Further tables of explanations and index to the right and left sides. Homann Heirs 1738 [23358] 48 x 52 cm. Map in full original colour. Cartouches plan and large panorama of Nördlingen in full recent colour. Excellent condition. £300
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NÖRDLINGEN - OETTINGEN:
921. Homann Heirs. ‘CARTE DU COMTÉ D’OTTINGUE... / MAPPA GEOGRAPHICA COMITATUS OETTINGENSIS...’. Detailed map of the area around Nördlingen and Oettingen in southern Germany, reaching to Aalen, Dinkelsbühl, Weissenburg and Donauwörth. Pictorial cartouche with small prospect of Oettingen below, and scale of miles with explanations. Homann Heirs 1744 [23359] 48 x 52 cm. Cartouches and prospect uncoloured, the map in full original colour. Small unobtrusive printer’s crease to top left border. Very god condition. £200
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NÜRNBERG:
922. Janssonius, J. ‘NORINBERGA VULGO NURMBERG’. Large birds-eye view of Nürnberg with cartouche, table of explanations and heraldic shields. Joannes Janssonius ca. 1682 [22556] 40 x 51 cm. Uncoloured. £400
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NÜRNBERG:
923. Homann, J. B. ‘PROSPECT UND GRUNDRIS DER DES HEIL. RÖM. REICHS-STADT NÜRNBERG...’. Detailed map of Nürnberg and suburbs, reaching as far as Fürth and Mögeldorf. Large prospect of Nürnberg below in elaborate baroque cartouche, flanked by allegorical figures. Johann Baptist Homann ca. 1720 [22611] 49 x 57 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £500
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H22611NuernbergHomann.jpg (102481 bytes)

NÜRNBERG:
924. Prout, S. ‘NUREMBERG’. View with the ‘Henkersteg’ bridge and houses along the river. Lithograph by Samuel Prout ca. 1840 [12825] 29 x 40 cm. Uncoloured. £100
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NÜRNBERG - ERLANGEN:
925. Homann Heirs. ‘PRINCIPATUS BRANDENBURGICO - CULMBACENSIS VEL BARUTHINI..’. Detailed map of the area northwest of Nürnberg, reaching from Nürnberg to Forchheim and west to Scheinfeld and Uffenheim. Homann Heirs ca. 1763 [23908] 41 x 54 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £175
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NÜRNBERG - GÖTTINGEN:
926. Homann Heirs. ‘DES REISE ATLAS ERSTES BLATT, IN WELCHEM DIE LANDSTRASSE VON NURNBERG NACH GOETTINGEN VERZEICHNET IST / ITER MAYERIANUM AD MUSAS GOETTINGENSES...’. Two strip road map segments printed vertically on one sheet, showing the road from Nürnberg to Göttingen via Bamberg and Meiningen with cartouche and table of explanations. Homann Heirs 1751 [23438] 35 x 25 cm each., together 35 x 52 cm. The map in original outline colour. Excellent condition. £200
Tobias Mayer (1723-1762), German astronomer and mathematician at Goettingen university, produced this chart of his 1751 journey from Nuernberg to Goettingen. It is generally regarded as the first German-produced road map. From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23438ReiseAtlasHomann.jpg (100624 bytes)

OBERBAYERN:
927. Homann, J. B. ‘BAVARIAE PARS SUPERIOR...’. Map of Oberbayern in southern Germany, reaching from Augsburg and Regensburg to Kufstein and Bad Reichenhall, Freising and München in the centre, with two figurative cartouches and inset map of the Burghausen/Inn area between Braunau and Passau. Published in Nürnberg by Johann Baptist Homann ca. 1720 [24955] 57 x 48 cm. Cartouches uncoloured, the map in full original colour. £300
Johann Baptist Homann (1663-1724), engraver and mapseller in Nürnberg, geographer to the Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire and member of the Prussian Royal Academy of Sciences. From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H24955BavariaeHomann.jpg (103152 bytes)

OBERBAYERN - OBERPFALZ - NIEDERBAYERN:
928. Sandrart, J. de. ‘S. R. IMPERII CIRCULI ET ELECTORATUS BAVARIAE CUM FINITIMIS ACCURATA DELINEATIO’. Map of Oberbayern, Niederbayern and Oberpfalz with decorative cartouche and small scale of miles, centred on Regensburg and reaching to Ulm, Kulmbach, Passau and Kufstein. Jacob von de Sandrart ca. 1680 [23344] 54 x 43 cm. Cartouche in full original colour, the map in original outline colour. Excellent condition. £650
Separately published, rare. From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23344OberbayernSandrart.jpg (103301 bytes)

OBERPFALZ:
929. Visscher, N. / Schenk, P. ‘BAVARIAE PALATINATUS VULGO DIE OBER-PFALTZ...’. Map of the Oberpfalz, a district to the north of Regensburg in Bavaria in southern Germany, with figurative cartouche and table of explanations. Published by Pieter Schenk from the plate by Nicolaas Visscher ca. 1720 [23906] 47 x 55 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £130
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ODENWALD:
930. Janssonius, J. / Schenk, P. & Valk, G. ‘ERPACH COMITATUS’. Detailed map of the Odenwald region south of Frankfurt/M., centred on Erbach and reaching to Heidelberg, Darmstadt and the Spessart mountains. Two cartouches, scale of miles, compass rose and coat of arms. Published by Pieter Schenk and Gerard Valk from the plate engraved Petrus Kaerius for Joannes Janssonius ca. 1700 [23368] 35 x 47 cm. The map in original outline colour. Excellent condition. £150
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OPPENHEIM:
931. Janssonius, J. ‘OPPENHEYM’. Panoramic view of Oppenheim seen from the Rhine. Joannes Janssonius ca. 1682 [22552] 16 x 40 cm. Uncoloured. Another view (‘Cataracti Rheni’ and spas of Bad Schwalbach) printed immediately below. £125
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OSNABRÜCK:
932. Gigas, J. / Janssonius, J. / Schenk, P. & Valk,G. ‘OSNABRUGENSIS EPISCOPATUS’. Map of the area around Osnabrück in Niedersachsen with several cartouches, coats of arms, inset map of Wiedenbrück and view of the town of Osnabrück below the title cartouche. After Joannes Michael Gigas (or: Gigante) published by Pieter Schenk and Gerard Valk from the plate by Joannes Janssonius ca. 1700 [23418] 36 x 47 cm. Cartouches and panorama uncoloured, the map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £175
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OSNABRÜCK / MÜNSTER / WESEL:
933. Braun, G. & Hogenberg, F. ‘OSNABRUGUM ELEGANS SAXONIAE OPP.’ / ‘MONASTERIUM URBS IN MEDIA WESTPHALIA...’ / WESALIA INFERIOR’. Three prospects of Osnabrück, Münster and Wesel in Northern Germany above each other on one sheet. Engraved by Georg Braun & Franz Hogenberg ca. 1580 [17556] Each ca. 10 x 47 cm. Uncoloured. The three £500
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PAPPENHEIM:
934. Homann Heirs. ‘NOVA COMITATUS PAPPENHEIMENSIS TABULA...’. Detailed map of the area around Pappenheim in southern Germany, between the towns of Treuchtlingen, Ellingen and Eichstätt in the Altmühl valley. Decorative cartouche with coat of arms, figurative table of explanations, vignette with rural scene, inset map of Bellingen and inset prospect of the town of Pappenheim. Homann Heirs ca. 1740 [23360] 46 x 55 cm. Cartouche, table and vignette uncoloured, the map and prospect in full original colour. Excellent condition. £160
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PHILIPPSBURG:
935. Ottens, R. & J. ‘PLAN DE PHILIPSBOURG & DE SES ENVIRONS...’. Plan of Philippsburg, the fortified town on the Rhein near Speyer, reaching to Rheinsheim, Oberhausen and Wiesental. Engraved by Joost van Sassen and published in Amsterdam by Reinier & Josua Ottens ca. 1740 [23357] 43 x 55 cm. Full original colour. Small unobtrusive rust spot in the river above the fort. Excellent condition. £600
Rare. - The Dutch Ottens firm of publishers assembled their atlases mostly to order, the maps were often published separately. From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23357PhilipsbourgOttens.jpg (99458 bytes)

POSTAL ROUTES:
936. Homann, J. B. ‘POSTARUM SEU VEREDARIORUM STATIONES... / NEU-VERMEHRTE POST-CHARTE DURCH GANTZ TEUTSCHLAND...’. Map of the postal routes through Germany and adjacent countries with two cartouches. Johann Baptist Homann ca. 1720 [23877] 48 x 58 cm. Original outline colour, the cartouches in full original colour. Excellent condition. £180
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POSTAL ROUTES  -  POSTREISEKARTE:
937. Schenk, P. ‘POSTARUM SEU VEREDARIORUM STATIONES’. Map of the postal routes through Germany and adjacent countries with pictorial cartouche. Pieter Schenk ca. 1720 [23896] 47 x 56 cm. The map in full original colour. Excellent condition. £160
From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23896PostarumGermaniamSchenk.jpg (101628 bytes)

POSTAL ROUTES - POSTREISEKARTE  -  SCHWABEN:
938. Homann Heirs. ‘SPECIAL POST KARTE DURCH DEN SCHWAEBISCHEN KREIS... / LES COURS DE POSTES PAR LE CERCLE DE SUABE...’. Map of the postal routes through southwest Germany between Mannheim, Donauwörth, Augsburg and Basel. Homan Heirs 1752 [23900] Uncoloured. Excellent condition. £300
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POSTAL ROUTES - POSTREISEKARTE  -  PRUSSIA:
939. Halma, F. ‘REGNI BORUSSIAE ET ELECTORATUS BRANDENBURGICI ...’. Map of Germany between the Dutch border, Memel and Kaliningrad and Bodensee/Lake Constance, with armorial cartouche top left showing the Brandenburg-Prussian coats of arms, and a large vignette below right of a postman on horseback. Small table of explanations. Major postal routes (‘Stationes Publicorum Cursuum et Veredariorum’) are indicated. Published in Amsterdam by François Halma ca. 1700 [23762] 52 x 68 cm. Cartouche and vignette uncoloured, the map in original outline colour. Excellent condition. £950
Rare postal route map of Germany and Prussia, the figures near the routes indicating the distances in miles. - Separately published. - Possibly engraved by Simon Grimm of Augsburg, the engraver’s signature in the right corner not quite decipherable. From the private collection of a European aristocratic family. 		H23762BorussiaeHalma.jpg (101833 bytes)

POSTAL ROUTES - POSTREISEKARTE  -  PRUSSIA:
940. Schenk, P. ‘REGNI BORUSSIAE ET ELECTORATUS BRANDENBURGICI.....’. Map of Germany between the Dutch border, Memel and Kaliningrad and Bodensee/Lake Constance, with armorial vignette in the lower right corner incorporating a postman on horseback and the Brandenburg-Prussian coats of arms. Small table of explanations. Major postal routes (‘Stationes Publicorum Cursuum et Veredariorum’) are indicated. Engraved after the slightly wider map [23762] by François Halma of 1700 by Pieter Schenk ca. 1710 [23864] 51 x 61 cm. Vignette uncoloured, the map in full original c