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570.10     A New Map of England and Wales Divided into Counties Shewing all the Cities, Borough and Market Towns with the Roads & Drawn from the latest Surveys,  c1770,  by Thomas Kitchen, London

 

Typical of Kitchens’ maps, a very detailed geographic rendering of the British Isles, uncolored as issued.  The map includes an elaborate title cartouche in the upper right corner, illustrating Lizard Point, the most southerly point of England (at the lower left of the map).  This location was used as the basis for longitude on some early maps.  The map is rated Very Good [see the rating criteria on the Home Page] with several tears noted along the right and left margins professionally mended and the entire map has then been backed with archival paper, extending the paper beyond the maps borders by several inches.  The map measures approximately (19.1" x 16.2") with Certificate of Authenticity.    $235.     ($ 10.50 shipping / handling /ins.)

570.11   Dept. De Seine et Oise, (France), 1866, by C. Schach, Salzburg

 

A collogue of vignettes of the Napoleonic era ......... includes the execution of Louis XVI, views of Paris, Lyon, Rheims, Marseille, and Strasbourg, among others.  The map is rated Good [see the rating criteria on the Home page] with several marginal brown stains otherwise in good condition. The print measures approximately (7.8" x 12.2") with a Certificate of Authenticity inscribed with the purchasers name and city.  $42.   ($8.50 shipping / handling / ins.)

570.12     Le Royaume d’ Angleterre distingue’ en ses provinces ....., c1693, by Nicolas Sanson / Alexis-Hubert Jaillot, Paris

 

A beautiful and detailed map of England and Wales complied by Sanson and published by Jaillot.  In original color the map has a very elaborate title cartouche with the crown of England, coast of arms and flags of the realm with charabin completing the encircled title.  A second cartouche contains six distance scales.  The map is rated Very Good [see the rating criteria on the Home Page] and printed in two sections on heavy paper.  It measures approximately  (31.2" x 23.5).    $960.    ($10.50 shipping / handling / ins.)

570.13   Coblentz, c1705, by Nicolas de Fer, Paris

 

The French city plan is from de Fer’s Atlas Curieux.  Dated 1691, the print appeared in the early part of the 18th century.  Good detail of the street plan and surrounding country side.  The map is rated Very Good [see our rating criteria on the Home Page] and measures approximately 7.5" x 10.4" with wide margins.    $50.  ($10.50 shipping / handling / ins.)

570.14   Brisach ville forte sur le Rheim Capitale, c1705, by Nicolas de Fer, Paris

 

A detailed plan of the fortifications at the Rheims River and the street plan of Ville Neuve from de Fer’s Atlas Curieux.  The map is rated Very good [see our rating criteria on the Home Page] and measures approximately (8.2" x 11.5") with wide margins.   $50. ($10.50 shipping /handling /ins.)

570.15 Magnae Britanniae (General Map British Isles), c1749, Johann Baptist Homann (Homann Heirs)
An excellent example of Johann Baptist Homanns (1663-1724) work. After his death in 1724 his family continued the publishing business. The map was part of the Atlas Novus first published in 1732. Finely engraved and in original colors, the map includes a very detailed uncolored cartouche. The map is in very good condition, strong impression, very minor foxing at the lower left and right margins. Measures 22.4" x 19.0". Map is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.$ 360. ($18.50 shipping/handling/insurance)

570.16 Nova et accurtaa totius Regni Sctiae , Secundum Omnes Provincias et Adjacentas Insulas, exquisto studio determinate Delineatio cura et Sumtibus, c1740, by Matthaus Seutter, Augsburg

A beautifully engraved strong copperplate impression that includes all of Scotland and the New Hebrides ( here called the Western Iles of Scotland).  The map has very detailed geographic information with two elaborate cartouches featuring coats-of-arms, figures and a compass rose off the mouth of the Fyrth of Forth.  The map is rated Excellent [see our rating criteria on the Home Page] with no apparent flaws in this good and dark impression measuring approximately (19.4" x 23.5").    $480.  ($10.50 shipping / handling / ins.)

570.18     A General View of London, the capital City of England, c1782, by G. H. Millar, London

 

A very detailed decorative bird’s eye view of London at the end of the 18th century with a carriage in the foreground and prominent buildings depicted; including St. James Church.  The print is from George H. Millar’s New and Universal System of Geography, as published by A. Hogg.  The print is uncolored, as issued; and is rated Excellent [see the rating criteria on the Home page] measuring approximately (8.1" x 9.1").    $70.   ($ 8.50 shipping / handling / ins.)

570.20 Le Portugal Suivant les Nouvelles Observations ...., c1715, Pieter van der Aa, Leiden

 

A detailed map of Portugal with excellent topographic and political information.  An elaborate title cartouche with the crown and shield, ships, fishing, and traders surrounding the title.  The map includes two distance scales and a compass rose.  Rated Very Good, the map has only minor foxing in the margins not affecting the map which measures approximately (11.8" x 9.2").       $378.   ($10.50 shipping / handling / ins.)      

570.30     England II, 1831, by SDUK, published:  Baldwin & Cardock, London

 

A detailed map of the regions and districts of Great Britain.  Map includes a distance scale and is published in outline color.  The print measures approximately (13.1" x 15.5") and is rated Very Good [see rating criteria on Home page]; with Certificate of Authenticity.    $60.  ($10.50 shipping / handling / ins.) 

570.46    Namvrevm Comitatvs Auctore Iohann (Belgium), c 1647 , by J. Jansson, Amsterdam

 

A very detailed map of the Namur region of southeast Belgium.  Depicts the course of the Meuse River in the area with very detailed geographic names and cities that include Dinant, Namur, Huy and Philppeville.  In original colors with a beautiful title cartouche and distance scale.  The map is rated Good (see rating criteria on Home Page) with several marginal tears; one of which enters the bottom border; measures approximately (20.8" x 15.4") with Certificate of Authenticity.  $380.        ($10.50 shipping/handling/ins.)

570.47 Territorio Trevigiano, c1645, by Willem Janszoon Blaeu, Amsterdam

A fine example of Blaeu’s work.  In original hand color, the map of Italy is centered on Trevigio and depicts the Gulf of Venice engraved to show the forests, lowlands, roads, and villages of the regionTwo beautiful title cartouches embellish the map with a distance scale and a sailing ship.  The map is rated Good [see our rating criteria on the Home Page] with a tear at the center fold both a top and bottom intruding into the map by 2 cm. Some foxing is also noted with French text on verso and measures approximately (20.2" x 15.4").    $266.    ($10.50 shipping / handling / ins.)   SALE

570.50 Le Brabant Hollandois qui comprend Quartiers de Bos-Le-Duc, le Marquisat de Berg-op-zoom, et la Baronie de Breda, Dans Le Quartier d’Anvers, 1684, by Sanson / Jaillot, Paris

A splendid map of the Low Countries covering the North Brabant region and centered on Breda. Very detailed in topographic features.  Includes an elegant title cartouche in original color with a multiple distance scale.  The map is rated Very Good, with several worm holes noted, one outside the left neatline and the other near the top left not directly affecting the map [see our rating scale on the Home Page].  The map measures approximately (17.1" x 22.7").      $217 ($10.50 shipping / handling / ins.)    SALE

570.92    Comitatus Rutlandshire Tabula Nova & Aucta, [England]  c1700,  by Robert Morden,  Amsterdam

 

 

An interesting map of countryside of  Rutlandshire, England from Morden’s atlas New Description of England.  Detailed geography with place names and political boundaries are depicted as well as an elaborate title cartouche and compass rose.  Uncolored as issued, the map has some light foxing and is rated Very Good (see rating criteria on Home Page); measures approximately (14.3" x 11.1") with a Certificate of Authenticity inscribed with the purchasers name.  $65.    ($11.25 shipping / handling /ins.)

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