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[Netherlands]

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6 optical prints

, 18th c. Augsburg, G. B. Probst, +/- 32 x 42 cm, orig. col. Some,

most marg., staining & soiling, some pls trimmed to the platemark, 1 sm. marg. tear rep., sm. part

of l corner torn off. Good general condition.

€ 300/450

Vuë de l’Amstel hor de la ville d’Amsterdam. - Vuë du Château de Hondsholredyk. - Vuë de la

Maison appellée Oranie Zaal. - Vue de la porte Vieux à Roterdam. - La Bourse de Rotterdam. - La

porte de meuse du Côté de l’Occident à Rotterdam. Nice optical views of winter fun on the Amstel

near Amsterdam and of castles with working gardeners and fancy dressed people strolling around,

as well as some city views. With caption in 4 languages below. Good general condition.

1009

[Pacific Ocean]

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Carte des déclinaisons et inclinaisons de l’aiguille aimantée (...)

. Copper pl.

engr. by Tardieu, after Poirson, c. 1800, for “Histoire naturelle générale et particulière” by Buffon

and Sonnini, 37,5 x 42 cm, uncol. (clear waterstains). Good copy.

€ 80/120

Interesting early sea-chart of the Pacific Ocean illustrating the first magnetic measurements of the

region. With large parts of Asia, Australia and North & South America.

Joined

: Carte des terres nouvellement connues au Nord de la mer du Sur tant du côté de l’Asie que

du côté de l’Amérique. Buache, c. 1760, 17 x 27 cm, some folds. Sm. uncommon map showing the

Pacific Northwest, with Alaskan peninsula, large part of North-America & Asia. (2 pcs)

1010

[Turkey - Constantinople]

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5 optical views

, 18th c. Augsburg, G. B. Probst, +/- 31 x 42 cm, orig.

col. Some, most marg., soiling or staining, 2 tears rep. in “Avenues”, stain in sky of “Rangée de

colonnes”). Good general condition.

Cfr. ill.

€ 150/250

Vue des sept tours ou Prison d’Etat à Constantinople (magnificent bright col.). - Vue du Jardin de

Cipres. - Avenues du Grand Sultan vers le Jardin de Cipres. - Allee dans le Jardin de Cipres. - Rangée

de colomnes au jardin du Grand Sultan. Striking optical prints portraying the cypress garden, and

the State Prison in Constantinople. Caption in 4 languages below.

1011

[World]

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4 optical views

, 18th c., Augsburg, G. B. Probst, +/- 32 x 42 cm, orig. col. (trimmed &

soiled edges, tiny hole, sm. marg. tear, waterstain in lower margin and ink stain due to a crack in the

“Ephese” pl.).

€ 100/200

Wonders of the World

: L’amphithéâtre de Rome. - Le temple de Diane d’Ephese. With caption

in Latin, French, Italian and German below. - Les piramides d’Egipte regardés comme une des

merveilles du Monde. Paris, Mondhare, 29 x 41 cm, orig. col. (marg. tear rep.). - Secundum mirabile

mundi magnus Colossus solis in Urbe Rhodi, 39,5 x 51,5 cm, handcol.

1012

[World]

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Carte générale du monde, ou description du monde terrestre & Aquatique

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Generale waereld kaart, of beschryving van de Land enWaterWaereld

. Amsterdam, P. Mortier,

c. 1700, 39,7 x 47,2 cm, full col. (some minor marg. staining, sm. marg. tear). Good copy.

Cfr. ill.

€ 450/600

Pierre Mortier’s unique world map drawn on Mercator’s projection with California as an island.

On top of the map 5 spheres depicting Day and Night, the Flood, the phases of the moon, and

the Western and Eastern Hemispheres. The map was precisely engraved by Jan van Luchenburg

(signature at lower left).

Joined

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World map with 2 hemispheres

. Amst., Visscher (?), c. 1700, (from a Dutch bible?),

trimmed with loss of title, 30,3 x 44,8 cm (remargined, tears rep. and compl. underlaid). World map

with the 2 hemispheres and between them the “Polus Arcticus” and the “Polus Antarcticus”. In the

4 corner allegorical representation of the 4 known continents with the people and animals living

there. (2 pcs)

1013

[World]

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Das erst general inhaltend die beschreibung und den circkel des gantzen erderichs

und möres

. Basel, S. Münster, 1550 or later, 27,5 x 38,5 cm, later col.

Cfr. ill.

€ 500/800

Double-page woodcut map, German text on verso, with glossary of Latin words. This new world

map was prepared for the 1550 ed. of Münster’s “Geographia”, replacing the map which had