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Lot 416

LOW COUNTRIES -- "BELGII PARS SEPTENTRIONALIS communi nomine vulgo Hollandia (...)". Amst., P. Schenk, 1705. Engr. cold. map w. large cartouche with 7 coats of arms of the Dutch Republic, and w. 2 inset maps (of the East Indies, i.e. South-East Asia with small oval view of Batavia and of the east coast of America ("Niew Neederland"), with a small oval view of "Niew Amsterdam"). 485 x 585 mm. (Strengthened on v° on fold, a few small marg. rep., sl. yellowed). NOTE: Very rare. - Van der Heijden/Blonk 56, 1st state of 2.

Lot 417

LOW COUNTRIES -- "BELGII SIVE GERMANIAE INFERIORIS, accuratissima tabula". Amst., H. Hondius, 1631 (dated in the plate). Engr. handcold. map, w. 3 cartouches, ships and a compass rose. 390 x 505 mm. (Remnants of hinges in upper margin, a few sm. marg. rep./stains, sl. browned). NOTE: Latin text on v°. Van der Krogt 3000:1C; Van der Heijden 92, the 2nd state (of 4), with the ornamental borders of the 1st state masked.

Lot 420

LOW COUNTRIES -- BLAEU -- "TABULA BERGARUM ad Zomam Stenbergae. (Amst., Blaeu, 1663). Engr. handcold. map. 225 x 530 mm. -- "FOSSA SANCTAE MARIAE, quae et Eugeniana dicitur vulgo De Nieuwe Grift". (Amst., Blaeu, c. 1645). Engr. handcold. map. 385 x 505 mm. (Faint marg. stains). -- And 1 o. -- Added: 2 handcold. title-pages of 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum'. -- (5). NOTE: Ad 1-2: French text. Van der Krogt II, 3122:2, 3790:2.2 (var.b).

Lot 424

LOW COUNTRIES -- "COMITATUS HOLLANDIÆ novissima descriptio". Amst., H. Hondius, 1629. Engr. cont. handcold. map by B.F. van Berckenrode w. inset map of "Texel, Vlielandt en der Schelling". 395 x 510 mm. Framed, glazed & under passepartout. (Some creases, uninspected out of frame). NOTE: Very decorative map. Blonk/Van der Wijst 43.1h, D3 1st state (of 2).

Lot 427

LOW COUNTRIES -- "DUCATUS BRABANTIÆ Nova Tabula (…)". Nuremberg, J.B. Homann, n.d. (c. 1720). Engr. map in cont. colouring. 585 x 500 mm. (Small split on central horizontal fold, but without loss of image). -- Added: "DIŒCESIS EPISCOPATUS ANVERPIENSIS". (Antwerp, P. Verbiest, n.d. (c. 1680)). Engr. map w. scale indicator and cartouches. 330 x 388 mm. -- "BRABANTIA, Gulick et Cleve". (Duisburg, Mercator, n.d. (c. 1600)). Engr. map in cont. colouring. 343 x 460 mm. (A bit browned/traces of former framing). -- And 7 o. (more or less the same area). (9).

Lot 428

LOW COUNTRIES -- GELDERLAND -- "(…) DUCATUS GELDRIÆ cum omnibus eius limitibus, (…)". Cologne, J. Bussemacher, n.d. (c. 1592). Plain engr. map by H. Nagell. 185 x 268 mm. Latin text on v°. -- "GELRIA ET ZUTFANIA". (From Guicciardini, 1582). Cold. engr. map. 235 x 320 mm. 2nd state. Guicciardini Illustratus Gelderland-1.2; Vredenberg-Alink 16b. -- And 1 o. of G. (3).

Lot 429

LOW COUNTRIES -- GELDERLAND -- "DUCATUS GELDRIÆ et Comitatus Zutphaniæ, tabula". Amst., F. de Wit, n.d. (c. 1690). Engr. map in cont. colouring. 470 x 552 mm. (Traces of previous framing visible on v° along borders).Vredenberg-Alink 43b ("Zonder de naam van A. Deur"). -- "DUCATUS GELDRIÆ et Zutphaniæ Comitatus". (Amst.), P. Schenck, n.d. (c. 1738). Engr. map in cont. colouring w. cartouche and scale indicator. 465 x 565 mm. (Multi-folded, but in v.g. condition). Vredenberg-Alink 41c. -- And 2 similar. (4).

Lot 430

LOW COUNTRIES -- GELDERLAND -- "DUCATUS GELDRIÆ nova tabula in Tetrarchias Noviomagi, Arnhemii, Ruremondæ ac Zutphaniæ Comitatum (…)". Augsburg, M. Seutter, n.d. (c. 1750). Engr. map, nicely cold. by hand. 598 x 515 mm. (Left outer lower corner a bit browned). -- Added: "LA VELUWE, LA BETUWE, et Le Comté de Zutphe[n], dans Le Duché de Gueldre (…)". Paris, H. Iaillot, 1674. Engr. map by L. Cordier, nicely cold. by hand. 437 x 570 mm. (Outer margins short, espec. right margin). -- (2). NOTE: Vredenberg-Alink 48a & 77b.

Lot 431

LOW COUNTRIES -- GELDERLAND -- "GELRIA ET ZUTFANIA". (From Guicciardini, c. 1609/17). Plain engr. map. 235 x 320 mm. Guicciardini Illustratus Gelderland-2.1. -- "GELDRIA DUCATUS". (From J. Janssonius, Atlas Minor, Amst., 1628). Engr. oval map, cold. by hand. 120 x 173 mm. -- Vredenberg-Alink 16a & 21a. -- And 3 o. dep. Gelderland, taken from Seb. Munster, Tassin and Turrini. (5).

Lot 432

LOW COUNTRIES -- GELDERLAND -- "GELRIÆ, Cliviæ, finitimorumque locorum verissima descriptio". (Antwerp, Ortelius, 1573). Engr. map after Chr. Schrot, cold. by hand. (Upper margin a bit short, small unobtrusive hole left of vertical central fold, but in fine condition and colouring). NOTE: With i.a. a cheerful cartouche, decorated with birds, a mirror and painting tools. - V.d. Broecke Ort 61; Vredenberg-Alink 9a.

Lot 434

LOW COUNTRIES -- GELDERLAND -- "(…) LA BETUVE, La Veluve, et le Comte de Zutphen, (…)". Paris, P. Mariette, n.d. (1658). Engr. map by Sanson, cold. in outlines. 430 x 556 mm. -- Added: "NIEUWE KAART van 't Kwartier Nymegen". Amst., I. Tirion, 1741. Engr. map by J. Keizer. 340 x 390 mm. -- "GELDERLAND". (Leeuwarden, F. Halma, 1725). Engr. map, cold. by hand. 443 x 340 mm. -- And 1 o. (4). NOTE: Vredenberg-Alink 79; 13 & 56.

Lot 435

LOW COUNTRIES -- GELDERLAND -- "NIEUWE KAART van 't Kwartier Nymegen" - "NIEUWE KAART der Provincie Gelderland" - Amst., I. Tirion, 1740-41. Engr. maps by J. Keizer, cold. by hand. 340 x 390 mm each. -- "GELDRIA DUCATUS, et Zutfania comitatus". (Frankfurt, Merian, 1654). Cold. engr. map. 260 x 345 mm. -- And 2 o. (De Fer & Peeters) of roughly the same area. (5).

Lot 438

LOW COUNTRIES -- "HOLLANDIA COMITATUS". Amst., W. Blaeu, (c. 1645). Engr. handcold. map w. 3 cartouches, coat of arms and inset map of the Wadden Islands. 394 x 526 mm. (Remnants of hinges in upper margin, some marg. stains, tiny burnhole in map). NOTE: Blonk/Van der Wijst 49.2; Van der Krogt 3400:2B (var. b).

Lot 439

LOW COUNTRIES -- "HOLLANDIAE COMITATUS in ejusdem subjacentes Ditiones". Amst., N. Visscher, (1696). Engr. handcold. engr. map on 2 joined sheets, fine cartouche by G. Gouwen. 750 x 565 mm. (Strengthened/rep. on v° at intersection of folds, some marg. stains, sl. browned). NOTE: Nice map, also showing Utrecht, Gelderland and the larger part of Friesland. - Blonk/Van der Wijst 70.2.

Lot 440

LOW COUNTRIES -- "HOLLANDT COMITATUS Utricht episcop:". (Amst.), Mercator(-Hondius), 1607). Engr. cold. map w. elaborate cartouche in the upper centre. 348 x 475 mm. (Sl. browned). NOTE: Second state. Blonk/Van der Wijst 18.2.

Lot 441

LOW COUNTRIES -- "KENNEMARIA et WESTFRISIA vulgo et vernaculé Noord-Holland (…) ed. p. N. Visscher (…)". Amst., N. Visscher, (c. 1700). Engr. cold. map, w. 2 large elaborate cartouches (i.a. w. coats of arms) in lower right and upper left corners. 572 x 493 mm. NOTE: Koeman, Atlantes Neerlandici, dl. III, p. 182 (nr. 188).

Lot 444

LOW COUNTRIES -- "NOVA TOTIUS BELGII, sive Germaniae Inferioris accuratissima Delineatio". Amst., J. Janssonius, (1647-49). Engr. handcold. map. 443 x 544 mm. (Remnants of hinges in upper margin, a bit browned). -- "NIEUWE KAART van de XVII Nederlandsche Provincien waar in aangewezen worden de landen door den Koning van Vrankryk geconquesteerd als mede die van het Huis van Oostenryk (…)". Amst., R. & J. Ottens, (n.d., c. 1730). Engr. handcold. map. 590 x 505 mm. (Rep. on fold on v°, a bit browned/foxed). -- "NOUVELLE CARTE des sept departemens de la Hollande / Nieuwe kaart der zeven Hollandsche departementen". (Amst.), E. Maaskamp, 1812. Engr. map on 2 joined sheets, cold. in outlines. 630 x 930 mm. (Sm. tears/rep. on folds on v°, sl. browned). -- And 1 o. (browned/rep.) map. (4). NOTE: Ad 1: Van der Heijden 108, the 1st state (of 4).

Lot 445

LOW COUNTRIES -- "NOVISSIMA ET ACCURATISSIMA XVII Provinciarum Germaniæ Inferioris Delineatio". (Amst.), N. Visscher, n.d. (between 1682-1685). Fine cold. engr. map by A. Deur w. 2 fine large cartouches, compass rose and scale indicator. 470 x 565 mm. (Sheet 520 x 623 mm.). (Strengthened on v° fol., some marg. stains). -- "TAFEL VANDE XVII NEDERLANDZE PROVINCIEN, Vertonende der zelver verdeling, grootte van Landen en Steden, Mids-gaders haar Regering, zo Politicq als Kerkelijk, en veel andere merkweerdige zaken, (…)". Amst., P. Schenk, 1707. Largely inscribed etched plate w. cold. inset map of the Netherlands w. contours of a 'Leo Belgicus', cold. distance table, and 26 nicely cold. coats of arms. 490 x 587 mm. (Some marg. stains, green colouring is browned). -- (2). NOTE: Ad 1: Van der Heijden 126 (second state).

Lot 446

LOW COUNTRIES -- "OOST ENDE WEST VRIESLANDTS beschrijvinghe, utriusque Frisiorum regionis noviss. descriptio. 1568". (Antwerp, Plantin/Ortelius, c. 1592). Engr. cold. map. 343 x 508 mm. NOTE: Van den Broecke 80.3.

Lot 448

LOW COUNTRIES -- SEA CHARTS -- "CARTE RÉDUITE DES COSTES DE FLANDRE et de Hollande, depuis le Pas de Calais jusqu'à l'Elbe, et les Costes d'Angleterre Opposées". Paris, J. Nicolas, 1763. Large partly handcol. engr. chart by S. Bellin, w. large inset map "Carte des Entrées de Texel et de Flie". 545 x 840 mm. (Some marginal splits in places, but in v.g. condition). -- Added: "NIEUWE EN ZEER ACCURAATE Zee-Caart van den Hollandse Wal strekkende van de Maas tot Texel". Amst., J. van Keulen en Zoonen, n.d. Engr. chart after J. Rokusz Douw, cold. by hand, w. large cartouche and a compass rose. 600 x 850 mm. (Surface unobtrusively dam. in a few places due to consumption by silverfish). -- (2).

Lot 454

LOW COUNTRIES -- "WALACHRIA". (Amst., Blaeu, 1662). Engr. handcold. map w. cartouche and scale indicator. 440 x 550 mm. Latin text on v°. (Margins a bit foxed). -- "ULTRAIECTUM DOMINIUM". (Amst.), Blaeu, (1643). Engr. handcold. map. 390 x 516 mm. French text on v°. (Left & right margin faintly stained). -- "TRANSISELANIA DOMINIUM vernaculè Over-Yssel". Amst., Blaeu, (1640-43). Engr. handcold. map. 419 x 523 mm. French text on v°. (Browned/foxed). -- "COMITATUS ZUTPHANIÆ et Fluminis Isulæ (…)". Amst., F. de Wit, c. (1680). Engr. handcold. map. w. cartouche in lower right corner. 495 x 570 mm. (Laid down on Japanese paper, remnants of hinges in upper corners). -- (4). NOTE: Ad 1-3: Van der Krogt, 3610:2, 3660:2, 3800:2A.

Lot 455

LOW COUNTRIES -- "XVII. PROVINCIÆ Belgii sive Germaniæ Inferioris (…)". (Augsburg, M. Seutter, c. 1730). Engr. map in cont. col. w. large cartouche with classical gods and 17 coats of arms and 1 other cartouche "Totum Belgium sive XVII. Provinciae", both after G. Rogg. 500 x 594 mm. Framed & under passepartout. (Sm. dam./rep. to central fold, tiny rep. to upper blank margin, uninspected out of frame). NOTE: Van der Heijden 252, 2nd state (of 4).

Lot 456

LOW COUNTRIES -- ZEELAND -- "NAEUKEURIGE NIEUWE LAND-CAERT des Graefschaps Zeeland". Leiden, Chr. Vermey, (1718). Engr. handcold. map of Zeeland w. large cartouche. 455 x 535 mm. Framed, glazed & under passepartout. (Sl. browned, uninspected out of frame). NOTE: Blonk/Van der Wijst, Zeel. Comitatus, 56.2.

Lot 457

MOROCCO -- "FESSAE, et Marocchi Regna Africae celeberr. describebat Abrah. Ortelius 1595". (Antw., c. 1608/1612). Engr. map w. inset and fine large cartouche in cont. colouring. 396 x 507 mm. (Upper blank margin a bit stained, some wormholes in image, surface slightly scratched in 4 places). NOTE: V.d. Broecke, Ort. 177. Sold w.a.f., not subject to return.

Lot 461

PTOLEMAEUS - COSMOGRAPHIA -- COLLECTION of all the original maps from the 'Cosmographia', Rome, 1490 edition. 27 double-p. maps, loose, all with central vertical fold. (All maps restored/cleaned (i.a. vertical folds skilfully strengthened on v°, remargined in places, marginal splits closed), the left outer half of world map partly skilfully remargined and w. few scale numbers and some lines in the world map skilfully redone in ink by a later hand, throughout small markings added in ink in places, a bit thumbed/soiled/brown spots in places, some small ms. annotations in an old hand in places (e.g. on first Asia map), but altog. in fine condition). NOTE: Maps from the 5th incunable edition of Ptolemy's famous 'Cosmographia', being the 4th edition with maps, and the 3rd edition with copper-engravings. Comprising 10 maps of Europe, including the famous map of the 'world' (Shirley 4), 4 maps of Africa, and 12 maps of Asia. The first printed edition of the 'Cosmography', including maps, was published in 1477 in Bologna. The first Rome edition was issued by Arnold Buckinck on 10 October 1478. Later editions were reissued on 4 November 1490 by Petrus de Turre. In 1490 the plates were still in excellent condition, having the original sharpness and quality. Watermark in our maps reveal a cardinal's hat, which indicates that these maps derive from the 1490 Rome edition (cf. on the 'Cosmographia' editions: R. Peerlings, F. Laurentius & J. v.d. Bovenkamp, Quaerendo, vol. 47, nr. 3-4, (2017), p. 315 and also (at length): https://www.berlinghieri.eu by R. Peerlings and F. Laurentius).

Lot 468

SOUTH AMERICA -- BRAZIL -- "GOLFO DI TUTTI LI SANTI nel Brasile/SETTENTRIONE Mare di Madgascar" - "FORTE S. GABRIELE fabricato da Portoghesi nel Rio Ianeiro nel 1680/St. SALVATORE nel Brasile" - (Venice?, V. Coronelli, c. 1690-1700?). 4 engr. (1 map, 1 view and 2 plans, 132 x 175 mm each) within richly ornamented engr. 'Farnese borders' w. coat of arms of the Farnese Family on top. On 2 lvs., both in cont. handcolouring. Total image size of 1 leaf 450 x 275 mm. (Margins a bit frayed and slightly foxed, but in fine condition). NOTE: Very decorative plates from the 2nd vol. of 'Teatro delle città e porti principali dell' Europa' by Vincenzo Maria Coronelli. Text of dedication in cartouche: "All' Altezza Serenissima di Francesco Farnese, (…) dal P. Coronelli Cosmografo Publico".

Lot 470

SOUTH AMERICA -- BRAZIL -- "MARITIMA BRASILIÆ UNIVERSÆ". (Amst., Blaeu, 1647). Cold. engr. map w. the coastline of Brazil from Rio de San Francisco to S. Sebastian within a representation of a horn of plenty, which forms the left outer lower corner of a larger map titled 'Brasilia qua partie paret Belgis' by Marcgrave. 395 x 535 mm. (Outer blank right corner replaced, some wear to central fold). NOTE: Georg Marcgrave (also spelled "Marcgraf" "Markgraf") (1610-1644) was a German naturalist and astronomer, whose posthumously published Historia Naturalis Brasiliae was a major contribution to early modern science. Not in Van der Krogt.

Lot 471

SOUTH AMERICA -- BRAZIL -- "PRÆFECTURÆ PERNAMBUCÆ pars borealis (…)" - "DE PARAIBA ET RIO GRANDE" - (Amst., J. Blaeu, 1662-70). 2 engr. maps of the Brazilian coastline, cold. by hand, consisting of 2 plates that overlap each other, but do not 'fit' when conjoined. 425 x 544 and 425 x 540 mm. (2nd mentioned a bit browned/foxed). NOTE: Deriving from two different atlas editions on slightly differing laid paper (but in matching colours!): first mentioned w. blank v° and second w. text in Latin on v°. With inset depicting a sugar cane factory w. slaves at work. At the bottom the various naval battles between the Spaniards and the Dutch are depicted (Jan. 12th-17th 1640). - Van der Krogt II, 9850/2:2D and 9850/4:2D; cf. also the map of Marcgrave of 1647, published by Blaeu.

Lot 474

SOUTH AMERICA -- CARIBBEAN -- "A CHART OF THE ANTILLES, or, Charibbee, or, Caribs Islands, with the Virgin Isles. By L.S. de la Rochette". Lond., W. Faden, 1784. Engr. sea chart in cont. col. 535 x 485 mm. Hinged to mount & under passepartout. -- Added: "PORTO-RICO. Chemin de la Guayra a Caracas par la Cumbre. Esquisse d'après un nivellement Barométrique par A. de Humboldt". (Brussels, Vandermaelen, 1827). Cold. engr. profile view of Puerto Rico above map of the island. 480 x 530 mm. -- (2). NOTE: Detailed sea chart alongside profile views of the Antilles, from the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico in the North, to Trinidad in the South. In very good condition.

Lot 476

SOUTH AMERICA -- CARIBBEAN -- "A CHART OF YE WEST-INDIES or the Islands of America in the North Sea &c. Being ye Present Seat of War. By Herman Mol Geographer". (London), Printed for T. & J. Bowles, n.d. (c. 1740). Engr. map cold. in outlines. 290 x 362 mm. -- And 3 o. of the Antilles (by Bellin, v.d. Aa, Duvotenay). (4).

Lot 477

SOUTH AMERICA -- CARIBBEAN -- "ABBILDUNG welcher Gestalt die Spanische Silberflotta von dem Holländischen General Peter Peters Hayn [=Piet Hein] an der Insul Cuba, in der Baya Matanca Anno 1628 erobert worden". (Hanau, D. Aubry for M. Merian, 1630). Engr. view of the Bay of Matanzas w. 3 insets: portraits of Piet Hein & H.C. Lonck, and a map of Cuba. Letterpress title above and explanatory legend underneath. (Faint vertical fold). NOTE: Depicting the capturing of 'La Flota' by the fleet of the Dutch admiral Piet Hein in 1628. This yearly convoy brought gold, silver a.o. valuables from the Spanish colonies in the Americas and the West Indies to Spain. The total value of the loot is currently estimated at 120 million euro.

Lot 478

SOUTH AMERICA -- CARIBBEAN -- "AN ACCURATE MAP OF THE WEST INDIES, with the Adjacent Coast". (Lond., Printed for R. Baldwin, 1762). Engr. map in cont. colouring by J. Gibson. 186 x 300 mm. -- Added: "WEST INDIES from the best authorities". (London, 1782). Engr. map in cont. colouring by Th. Kitchin. 190 x 352 mm. -- And: "ISLES ANTILLES ou Du Vent avec les Isles Sous le Vent". (Paris), 1782. Engr. map in cont. colouring by (R.) Bonne. 335 x 239 mm. -- And 2 similar of the Caribbean, incl. 1 by Bonne. (5).

Lot 479

SOUTH AMERICA -- CARIBBEAN -- "CARTA ESFERICA DEL MAR DE LAS ANTILLAS y de las Costas de Tierra Firme, Desde las Bocas del Rio Orinoco Hasta el Golfo de Honduras (…). Construida (…) por la Direccion de Hidrografica hasta 1808, (…) por J. de Espinosa". London, 1810. Plain engr. coastal chart. 650 x 980 mm. (A bit age-toned, but in good condition). NOTE: This large scale chart depicts the coastlines surrounding the Caribbean Sea, from Belize to Venezuela, including the Caribbean islands from Jamaica through the Lesser Antilles. Below the map are insets of 4 Venezuelan ports: Puerto Cabello, Barcelona, La Guaira, and Cumana.

Lot 481

SOUTH AMERICA -- CARIBBEAN -- "CARTE GÉNÉRALE DES ÎLES ANTILLES comprises entre celles de la Trinité et de Porto-rico". (Paris), Ministre de la Marine et des Colonies, 1806 (later issue?). Very detailed plain engr. chart of the Antilles by E. Collin. 920 x 620 mm. In very good condition. - Some details differing from the previous map.

Lot 483

SOUTH AMERICA -- CARIBBEAN -- "CARTE GEO-HYDROGRAPHIQUE du Golfe du Mexique et de ses Isles (…) p. R. Zannoni". Paris, Lattré, (1762). Engr. map in cont. colouring. 326 x 465 mm. -- Added: "STABILIMENTI de Francesi, Inglesi, e Spagnuoli nelle Isole Antille Di nuova Projezione". Venice, A. Zatta, 1785. Engr. map, sparsely cold. 330 x 415 mm. (A bit browned/soiled in places). -- And 3 o. of the Caribbean/Gulf of Mexico. (5).

Lot 486

SOUTH AMERICA -- CARIBBEAN -- "INSULA S. IUAN DE PUERTO RICO Caribes; vel Canibasum Insulæ". Amst., P. Schenk & G. Valk, n.d. (c. 1700). Engr. map in cont. colouring. 410 x 520 mm. NOTE: Chart of the Windward Islands, from Puerto Rico to Trinidad and the Coast of Venezuela. Verso blank. In fine condition.

Lot 487

SOUTH AMERICA -- CARIBBEAN -- "INSULÆ AMERICANÆ in Oceano Septentrionali cum Terris adiacentibus". (London, Ogilby, 1671). Plain engr. chart of the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean islands. 293 x 374 mm. (A bit soiled, folds visible, outer left margin short, very small hole in right lower outer corner). Based on Blaeu's 1635 chart. -- Added: "DE GROOTE ENDE KLEYNE Eylanden van West-Indien". (Amst., J. Cloppenburg, 1630). Plain engr. map. 195 x 260 mm. Koeman ME 198, Appendix n° 20. Text in French on v°. -- And 4 o. (smaller) maps of the Caribbean, of which 3 by V.d. Aa. (6).

Lot 490

SOUTH AMERICA -- CARIBBEAN -- "NOUVELLE CARTE PARTICULIERE DE L'AMÉRIQUE ou sont exactement marquées les Îles de Bermude, la Iamaique, Saint Domingue, les Antilles, la Terre Ferme, &c." (Amst., Covens & Mortier, c. 1741). Fine engr. map by J. Condet (after H. Popple) in cont. colouring. 610 x 543 mm. (Blank margin a bit soiled and w. some splits, but in excellent condition). NOTE: This is the southeast sheet of the Dutch version of Henry Popple's important map of 'The British Empire in North America' in 4 parts published by Covens and Mortier.

Lot 491

SOUTH AMERICA -- CARIBBEAN -- "PARTIE DE LA MER du Nord, où se trouvent les Grandes et Petites Isles Antilles, et les Isles Lucayes". (Paris), 1750. Engr. map in cont. colouring on laid paper by G. Delahaye after G. Robert de Vaugondy. 500 x 630 mm. (Small split in central fold, but in very good condition). NOTE: From the 'Atlas Universel' published in/after 1757.

Lot 499

SOUTH AMERICA -- SURINAM -- "PASKAERT VAN DE RIVIEREN van Suriname en Commewyne met verschyde creken uyt de selve spruyende als Para Surinoo en Cotteca ende ander meer gelyck die nu Tegenwoordich bewoont werde". Amst., H. Doncker, (1688). Engr. map, partly cold. by hand, of the Dutch settlements in Surinam. 425 x 555 mm. (Map laid down, tiny piece in upper right image missing, a few o. sm. defects). NOTE: Very scarce map of the Dutch settlements in Suriname. - Koeman IV, Don 23 (103). - Sold w.a.f., not subject to return.

Lot 504

WORLD MAP -- "CARTE GENERALE DE LA TERRE OU MAPPE MONDE (…)". Paris, I. Mondhare, 1785. Cont. cold. engr. map of the world by J.B.L. Clouet on 4 conjoined plates. 640 x 885 mm. NB: all peripherals (20 border vignettes showing Biblical scenes with descriptive text in French and Spanish) cut off unfortunately, only the section depicting the 2 hemispheres, the astronomical diagrams and the allegory of Atlas present. - Sold w.a.f., not subject to return.

Lot 543

LINSCHOTEN, HUYGEN VAN. Collection of 7 engraved plates by Joh. & Bapt. v. Doetecom from the 'Itinerario'. (Amst., c. 1600). 7 engr. plates (incl. 1 map of Mozambique). All c. 250 x 320 mm. Under passepartouts. (2 outer margins cut shortly, some faint marg. stains). NOTE: Comprising the following plates: '6 en 7. Insula & arcis Mocambique' (without description on v°); '32 en 33. Lectuli & ratio quibus Chinæ proceres'; '58 en 59. Scaphe piscatorie, etc.'; '58 en 59. Nuptiarum ritus, etc.'; '64 en 65. Cochini Rex elephante vectus'; '64 en 65. Inquilini e Cananor Mahometani infectiss.'; '86 en 87. Ecce tibi ramum, etc.'. - Tiele, Mémoire, 87-8.

Lot 568

(WAARDT, Christiaan van (?-?). Room with 35 citizen militiamen in the various uniforms of Patriot civic guards and civilian corps in the Netherlands in 1787). N.pl. (Amst.?), no publisher (Houtgraaff?), n.d. Aquatint (after De Waardt?), printed on laid paper, augmented w. elements completely drawn by hand and also richly cold. by hand, partly heightened w. gold. 370 x 490 mm. (Margins trimmed close to plate edge, but in good condition). NOTE: When the Prussian troops reached the river De Vecht in 1787, Amsterdam was the last stronghold of the patriots. Here we see the officers of the armed militias and civilian corps from all over The Netherlands holding council of war around a map showing place names such as Utrecht, Westbroek and Loenen. On the back wall paintings of two putti (one holding the 'vrijheidshoed'), on the left a head with a trophy of weapons, on the right a head with a trophy of musical instruments. - Cf. Atlas v. Stolk 4844 mentioning a separately published letterpress broadside containing w. explanation. None of the 7 (!) variants described there however seems to correspond to this print. As far as we could determine this variant not in the collection of the Rijksmuseum. Rare.

Lot 576

BELGIAN REVOLUTION -- SLUIJS DE QUACK, Pieter v. (1801-1883). "Herinneringen uit mijn militaire leven als vrijwilliger bij de 5e Afdeeling Infanterie tijdens de Belgischen Opstand, 1830-1833, in Staats-Vlaanderen/in Noord-Brabant". (c. 1839, but w. ms. additions from later dates by the same hand). Ms. on laid paper consisting of 2 vols., paginated by hand: 339, (16); 261, (14) pp. and some blanks. Interspersed w. 6 drawings (partly in colour) by the author, 6 ms. plans (5 in colour), 1 fold. map of Flanders printed on silk, 11 lithogr. plates, 31 cold. costume plates, 1 portrait, and 6 o. plates. 4°. Cont. hcf. w. marbled paper brds., spines gilt dec. and lettered and raised in compartments, t.e.g. NOTE: Meticulously arranged and lovingly illustrated diary of the military campaign against the Belgians in the form of 32 letters written by the 'volunteer' Pieter van Sluijs de Quack who previously served as lieutenant in the army from 1822 to 1828. The diary - which is written in a legible hand - is certainly not only about military matters, but also contains many details about daily life, and historical events during the 3 years that S. de Q. served as a volunteer. Not much is known about S. de Q., but in 1837 Pieter de Quack acquired the addition “van Sluijs” to his surname. He served as a civil servant at the Ministry of the Interior and married in The Hague on 30 May 1838 with Elisabeth Geertruida Johanna Meerburg. From his letters we learn that he was a true patriot and that he could not bear the revolt of the Belgian people against his king. Added is a copy of a similar 'diary' edited by M.G. de Boer & J.C. Costerus 'Brieven en dagboek v.d. Utrechtschen vrijwilligen jager Pieter Jacobus Costerus, 1830 en 1831' published in 1917. Owrps. - From the library of F.C. Koch (see on his library: www.dbnl.org) who owned a large collection of military books and w. his bookplate.

Lot 74

LUCILIUS. Satiren. Lat. & Deutsch v. W. Krenkel. 1970. 2 vols. W. 8 ill. & 1 map. Ocl. -- JUVENALIS. Saturarum ll. V. M. erkl. Anmerk. v. L. Friedlaender. (Nachdr. Ausg. 1895). 1962. 2 in 1 vol. Ocl. -- E. COURTNEY. A commentary on the Satires of Juvenal. (1980). Obrds. -- J. FERGUSON. A prosopography to the poems of Juvenal. 1987. Owrps. -- And 3 o. (8).

Lot 800

ARCTIC EXPEDITIONS -- McCLINTOCK, (F.L.). The voyage of the 'Fox' in the Arctic Seas. A narrative of the discovery of the fate of Sir John Franklin and his companions. Lond., 1859. W. 3 fold. maps (1 rep.), 1 fold. facs. & 14 plates. Cont. hcf. extra, spine dec. in gilt & red label, marbled boards, marbled edges & marbled endpapers. (Label dam., ex libris on paste-down). -- E.K. KANE. Arctic explorations in search of Sir John Franklin. Lond., 1892. W. num. illustr. & 1 fold. map. Ocl. -- P. SIMMONDS. Sir John Franklin and the Arctic Regios. Buffalo, 1852. W. many illustr. & 1 fold. map. Private red cf. w. brown label. (Text block delicate in places, some yellowing, some stains). -- (3).

Lot 896

BLACK'S PICTURESQUE TOURIST of Scotland. 3rd ed. 1844. W. 1 lge-fold. general map & num. maps/plates. Ocl. (Rebacked w. use of old spine). -- INLAND WATERING PLACES: being descriptions of the spas of Great Britain and Ireland, their mineral waters and their medicinal value. 1891. Prof. ill. Ocl. (Endpapers renewed). -- THE VISITANTS' GUIDE to Windsor Castle, and its Royal Cathedral, with a short account of Eton, and the surrounding neighbourhood. New. ed. (c. 1840). W. engr. plates. Or. gilt lettered cl., a.e.g. -- And 6 o. (9).

Lot 898

MENZIES' vignette views of Edinburgh and its vicinity. (c. 1870). Leporello w. 13 steelengr. plates, printed on enamel cards. Or. lithogr. h. mor. -- GUIDE de Lausanne. (1892). W. fold. map & num. ills. Or. lithogr. clothbacked wrps. -- THE RAND-MCNALLY indexed county and railroad pocket map and shippers' guide of new York. (1913). W. lge-fold. map. Or. printed wrps. -- GUIDE DU TOURISME automobile et aérien au Sahara. 1938. W. fold. map & num. ill. Ocl. -- PANORAMA PITTORESQUE du Righi et du Lac des IV Cantons. (c. 1900). Leporello. Or. gilt-lettered & dec. clothbacked brds. (1 fold. split, German text). -- And 18 o. tourist guides/plans & souvenir books. (23).

Lot 942

CAESAR. Quae extant, cum selectis var. comm., quorum plerique novi, opera et studio A. Montani. Acc. not. Galliae & notae auctiores ex autographo J. Scaligeri. Leyden, ex off. A. Wyngaerden, 1651. (10), 864, (26) pp. W. engr. ti., 3 full-p. engr. & 1 fold. map. Cont. vellum w. blindstamped sides. (Vellum stained, ties fail, paste-down & endpaper detached, but soundly bound). NOTE: Schweiger, 45; Graesse II, 7.

Lot 56

Two vintage lanterns; a pair of cased binoculars; a Pentax camera; an antique map on cloth of Birmingham and environs

Lot 494

Hall (Mr. & Mrs. S.C.) Ireland: Scenery, Character, etc., 3 vols. Sm. folio Lond. 1841-43. First Edn., engd. frontis, decor. titles, engd. plts. & engd. maps, cont. mor.; also Archdall (Mervyn) Monasticon Hibernicum; or An History of the Abbies, Priories and other Religious Houses in Ireland.  Lg. 4to Lond. 1786. First Edn., list of subscribers, lg. fold. map of Ireland, & 18 plts. of varied religious, orig. tree calf, joints broken. (4) Provenance:  Donal O'Donovan, Irish Times Journalist.

Lot 525

Irish Map: Idrone, engraved map, hand coloured in outline, c. 1635, approx. 14cms x 18cms (5 1/2'' x 7''), mounted and framed, type letter on reverse from R.J.Hayes, Director, National Library of Ireland, regarding same. (1)

Lot 179

J. D. Cunningham, A History of the Sikhs John Murray, London, 1853second edition, pp. 473, full title A History of the Sikhs from the Origin of the Nation to the Battles of the Sutlej, one coloured political map (frontispiece), one fold-out map of the Punjab, one fold-out genealogy of the Sikh Gurus, ownership inscription of E.[?] Hardy on title page, gilt-stamped leather, marbled endpapers and fore-edges 222 x 150 mm.Footnotes:Joseph Davey Cunningham was, as the title page has it, 'late Captain of Engineers in the Indian Army', and died in 1851, after which a second edition was prepared under the auspices of his brother Peter, who contributes a foreword. A handwritten note at the end of this foreword, perhaps by the E. Hardy whose ownership inscription is on the title page (in the same black ink), gives a short biographical note of Peter and of the four Cunningham brothers.Born in Pimlico in 1816, second son of Allan Cunningham, the poet and assistant of Chantrey the sculptor, by whose aid and interest appointments were obtained for the other three sons in the E. I. Company's service. The eldest, who died in December 1893, as General Sir Alexander Cunningham, in the Royal Engineers, became head of the Archaeological Survey. The third son was the author of this book: the fourth, Francis, was in the Bengal Artillery. Peter became a literary man in London, where he wrote the 'Handbook' for Murray's series, contributed '[...] and Table-talk' for many years for The Illustrated London News.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 44P

A Safavid Mecca-centred World Map Persia, 17th Century the circular brass base plate with centrally-pivoted rotating brass diametrical rule fixed with removable pin, a glazed circular recess for compass to lower part, the base plate finely engraved and chased with an elliptical grid overlaid with inscriptions in thuluth naming the geographical locations on the grid, vertical and horizontal axis denoting longitude and latitude, the elliptical grid surrounded by four cartouches filled with fine inscriptions in thuluth on stippled grounds with scrolling tendrils, the border with a series of further inscription-filled cartouches denoting the bearings, applied hinged sundial to upper edge, hinged latitude arc to left hand side, two applied splayed brass feet to upper side of reverse, the hexadecagonal wood box with hinged lid, silver hinges and clasp, entirely clad in rayskin, the interior with green velvet lining, further fitted museum archive box inscribed with inventory number 44.2014 22.5 cm. diam.; the box 25.5 cm. diam.  For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 1325

Siege of Mafeking, 1900, a white metal medal by Spink & Son, 45mm (BHM 3677); End of the First South African War, 1900, National Commemorative Medal, ‘The Absent-Minded Beggar’, a gilt-bronze medal by Spink & Son, 45mm (BHM 3680); sold with a printed scarf bearing music by Arthur Sullivan and a map of South Africa [Lot]. Medals extremely fine, scarf very fine £100-£150

Lot 60

TRAVEL COLLECTABLES comprising chrome bumper bar holding four various badges including British automobile racing club, Rhyl & District motor club, Mercedes Benz club ETC, 72cms L, Phillip's light up globe on stand, 37.5cms H, and a rolled up Scarborough's map of England and Wales, price 12 shillings, in a metal carry tube, 103 x 86cms the mapProvenance: private collection Denbighshire

Lot 292

A Japanese watercolour on silk together with a late 17th/18th century hand coloured map of Northumbria, Cumberland and Bishoprick of Durham and three further pictures

Lot 161

Royalty cabinet portraits including Princess Ella of Hesse, Queen Alexandra, Kaiser Nikolas II, signed greetings card Xenia Alexand-Rova? Made Frogmore Cottage, Darlington map, etc.

Lot 316

Map of the World lamp table, four tier stand, flight case, wickerwork reindeer, mirror and four frames (9).

Lot 460

18th century framed Robert Morden engraved aquatint map of Lincolnshire 58cm by 53cm with 2 framed reprint maps of Lincolnshire

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