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Nürnberg, ca. 1720. 49,5x58,5 cm. Kobberstukket kort over Oslofjorden med den danske og svenske flåde i søslag ved Svinesund og visende Karl XII' lejr ved Tistedalsfjorden. I samtidig fuld håndkolorereing. I højre side 2 rifter uden tab. Foldningen forstærket på bagsiden. Bred kobberstukken ramme og stor kartouche (kartouchen ukoloreret).
Washington, Underwood & Underwood, 1900 - 1901. 72 stereoscope card (177 x 90 mm) housed in the original book-like slipcase. Slipcase with wear. Cards fine and clean.
Without place, (Basel ca. 1650). 30x36 cm. Fine engraved map of North and South America from Terra del Fuego, Terra Australis Incognita and the Magellan Strait in the south to the unmapped regions in the north. A small map of the known parts og Greenland in inset. Outer left shows the coasts regions of Spain and Africa. Ships and whales in the see. Signed M. Merian fecit (lower right). Clean and fine, broad margins, uncoloured.
(København), 1771. (59 x 69 cm.). Kobberstukket kort over Nordøstsjælland. Opdelt i 24 sektioner og opsat på lærred således, at det ved foldning let kunne medbringes.
8vo [20.5 x 13 cm]; xvi, 216, [iv, privege du roi] pp, folding engraved map, errata. contemporary full tree calf, gilt spine title lettering on leather label, gilt spine decorations, all edges gilted, marbled endpapers, corners and spine end worn, small inkstamp on title page, interior quite clean and fine, cover very good. A picture of t Sabin 38484. A French-Spanish expedition was sent to South America in 1736, to measure a degree of latitude in the area near Quito where the equator crossed, to determine the size and shape of the earth. The ten year expedition proved that the earth is flattened at the Poles. La Condamine returned by crossing Brazil via the Amazon. His narrative of his journey was of great importance, because for the first time the long course of the Amazon was traversed by a man of science capable of making astronomic observations, and determining longitudes.' [Borba de Moraes, I, 446] The fine engraved map of the Amazon and its tributaries accompanying the text was drawn by La Condamine himself, and is the first map in which the latitudes were observed and shown on the map. Cox ii, 272. Hill 168.
Carta storica della penisola di derivazione da quella di Nicola Sanson, edita per la prima volta a Leida da Pieter Vander Aa nel 1700.Esemplare tratto dall'opera "Beschryving van oud en nieuw Rome", di François Jacques Deseine edita ad Amsterdam nel 1704 da Franz Halm.Incisione in rame, bella coloritura a mano, in ottimo stato di conservazione. Antique map of the Mediterranean Sea, showing the Roman Empire. After N. Sanson, published by Francois Halma.Published in "Beschryving van oud en nieuw Rome", by François Jacques Deseine.Copperplate with fine later hand colour, very good condition. Zacharakis 2104
Carta geografica del mondo con proiezione gnomonica, pubblicata a Firenze nel 1806/7. Incisione in rame, coloritura coeva, in perfette condizioni. Rara.Mappa tratta dall'Atlas historique, chronologique, geographique et genealogique.Questa rara mappa del mondo mostra due emisferi e i percorsi di viaggio della Famiglia Polo (1230-1295), degli esploratori Magellano e Pigafetta (1519-1522), James Cook (1776-1780) e George Vancouver (1790-1795).Sono rappresentati il "Mare dell'Ovest" e un passaggio nord-ovest molto chiaramente delineato.La mappa fu pubblicata da Giuseppe Molini, attivo a Firenze all'inizio del XIX secolo. Map taken from Atlas historique, chronologique, geographique et genealogique.This very rare world map shows two hemispheres and displays the travel routes of the Polo Family (1230-1295), the explorers Magellan and Pigafetta (1519-1522), James Cook (1776-1780) and George Vancouver (1790-1795) in colored lines. The mythical "Sea of the West" is shows in detail in the northwest of the continent. It also shows a very clearly delineated Northwest Passage.The map was published by Giuseppe Molini, who was active in Florence in early 19th centery. He teamed with Landi to publish several maps and atlases, most of them copied from works of other French cartographers including Brue and Le Sage.
- S.n., s.l. s.d. [circa 1750], 100x68cm, une feuille repliée. - First edition. This large folded map shows the cities of villes de Saint-Cloud, Sèvre, Marly, Saint-Germain en Laye, Le Vézinet, Suresnes, Nanterre... Some skillful repairs to the back. [FRENCH VERSION FOLLOWS] Edition originale. Cette grande carte dépliante présente les villes de Saint-Cloud, Sèvre, Marly, Saint-Germain en Laye, Le Vézinet, Suresnes, Nanterre... Quelques habiles restaurations au verso.
12mo [20.5 x 13 cm]; vi, 238, 4 [ads dated Feb 1853] pp, 4 folding colored maps complete. original blind-stamped cloth, gilt title lettering on spine and cover, spine faded but lettering clear, light stains on cover, some minor foxing on title and few other leaves, but very good overall. A picture of this book is available upon request by emai Welch 188. Sabin 27512. A narrative of the author's travels in northern Columbia, Panama, Darien, with observations of social customs, native life, the Panama railway, gold mines, climate, topography, Cartagena, forests, conditions, etc.
8vo [21x 13 cm]; xii, 108 pp, folding engraved map, with the half title page. contemporary full leather, spine worn, joints repaired, light foxing including on map, but mostly marginal, internally clean and very good. A picture of this book is available upon request by email. Sabin 38488. A French-Spanish expedition was sent to South America in 1736, to measure the degree of latitude in the area near Quito where the equator crossed, to determine the size and shape of the earth. The ten year expedition proved that the earth is flattened at the Poles. La Condamine returned by crossing Brazil via the Amazon. His narrative of his journey was of great importance, because, for the first time, the long course of the Amazon was traversed by a man of science capable of making astronomic observations, and determining longitudes.' [Borba de Moraes, I, 447] The fine engraved map of the Amazon and its tributaries accompanying the text was drawn by La Condamine himself, and is the first map in which the latitudes were observed and shown on the map. Cox ii, 273: 'La Condamine returned to the east coast of the continent by descending the Amazon, the first time it was accomplished by a scientist'. Hill 169: 'the greatest geographical event of the eighteenth century as regards South America. . . to measure one exact degree of meridian to determine the dimensions and shape of the earth. . . the work occupied eight years'. Goodman 495: 'A very useful abridgment of this indispensable work, entirely satisfactory for nearly all purposes'. Spain & Spanish America I, 369.
Kobberstukket prospekt over Odense visende byen i fugleperspektiv. 32,5 x 47,5 cm. Nogle få brunpletter, mest i de brede marginer, ellers fin stand.
(Duisburg, 1595). 35x44,5 cm. Engraved map of the Northern part of Scotland from 58-61',20''North, showing Orkney Island, hebrides and Skye. Fine orig. handcolouring.
(Nürnberg, ca. 1730). 51,5x41,5 cm. Engraved map of eastern Asia with part of China and Japan up to Saghalin Island, in original handcolouring. The broad margins a bit browned, orherwise fine.
1815. (ca. 55 x 94 cm.). Large engraved plan of Köln. Gezeichnet und gestochen von Picquet. Right margins with a few closed tears. A bit of fraying outside image. With 2 engraved attached flaps (fortifications) and with street-indexes.
London, Cruchley map Seller, (1833). (42,5 x 60 cm.) Fine engraved and handcoloured map of London. Updated to 1833. The street- indexes engraved in the margins. The map is in fine condition, plain and not folded.
London, Laurie, 1839. 8vo. In contemporary blank wrappers with part of original printed wrapper pasted on. Stamp to front wrapper and title-page. Internally fine and clean. iv, 38 pp.
Augsburg, Verlag bey Tobias Conrad Lotter, (Ca. 1740). 50,5x59,5 cm. Kobberstukket plan over København visende bydelene lige efter den store brand 1728 og med den afbrændte del markeret. Fuld samtidig håndkolorering. Nederst på siden er der et detailleret prospekt af København, ukoloreret. Med våbenskjolde, kompasroser og skibe i søen.
Urbis Ichnographiam A Leonardo Bufalino Ligneis formis Evulgatam Servata Proportione contractam Atq. Aeri incsam Jo. Bapta. Nolli. . Pianta geometrica con elevazione, pubblicata a Roma dalla tipografia di Carlo Losi nel 1785. Si tratta di una rielaborazione, senza alcun aggiornamento, dell'importante rilievo di Leonardo Bufalini (1551), riportato in voga da Giovan Battista Nolli nel 1748. La legenda di 307 rimandi in latino è ripesa proprio dalla riduzione di Nolli, e ne dimostra la diretta derivazione. T "La pianta di Roma di Leonardo Bufalini è la prima rappresentazione coerente della città e la più importante raffigurazione ortogonale fino alla pianta grande di Giambattista Nolli (1748). Bufalini si occupò di tutte le fasi della sua realizzazione, dal rilievo all’incisione, impiegando un lungo tempo: sette anni, secondo Onofrio Panvinio, venti secondo l’editore Antonio Trevisi. La Pianta di Roma fu stampata presso il tipografo Antonio Blado il 26 maggio 1551 a Roma, con privilegio decennale della Repubblica di Venezia e la dedica a Carlo V e a papa Giulio III. Si tratta di un’opera monumentale: una xilografia in dodici fogli e quattro strisce laterali. Nessun esemplare della prima edizione è noto; se ne conoscono solo tre della seconda edizione, pubblicata sempre a Roma, dall’editore Antonio Trevisi da Lecce, due conservati alla Biblioteca Vaticana (di cui uno incompleto) e un terzo alla British Library di Londra. Sebbene la pianta sia basata su rilievi effettuati dall’autore con grande perizia, non mancano elementi di fantasia: molti monumenti antichi sono stati aggiunti, completati e ricostruiti liberamente. Del resto, è lo stesso autore a sottolineare questa ambivalenza, dichiarando di voler presentare “la città che oggi è abitata…aggiungendo la [città] antica, un tempo sovrana del mondo…” Bufalini incluse nella pianta anche un autoritratto in cui è raffigurato con in mano il compasso a due punte, mentre a sinistra sono rappresentati i suoi strumenti di lavoro, fra cui la squadra e la bussola nautica. Per una più completa trattazione degli strumenti di misurazione utilizzati e per l’accuratezza della pianta bufaliniana si rimanda ai numerosi studi pubblicati. La fonte primaria utilizzata da Bufalini è la Roma antica di Bartolomeo Marliano, inserita nella sua Urbis Romae Topographia, che ha lo stesso orientamento e la stessa precisione nei particolari. Fin dalla sua pubblicazione nel 1551, la pianta del Bufalini esercitò una notevole influenza sulle successive piante della città fino al 1748, anno in cui Giambattista Nolli ne pubblicò una copia ridotta insieme alla sua pianta grande, che si impose quale nuovo modello" (cfr. B/R p. 2372). Nel margine inferiore, la sottoscrizione dell'editore C. Losi e, nell'angolo opposto, quella dell'incisore Giovanni Brun. In basso, a sinistra, il Pantheon e il Foro di Nerva; a destra, l'arco di Giano quadrifronte. Acquaforte e bulino, impressi su carta vergata coeva, applicata su tela, più volte ripiegata. Astuccio di custodia originale, in cartonato. In ottimo stato di conservazione. Geometric plan with elevation, published in Rome by Carlo Losi in 1785 and engraved by Giovanni Brun. It is a reworking, without any updating, of the important relief by Leonardo Bufalini (1551), brought back by Giovan Battista Nolli in 1748. The key-legend of 307 references in Latin is taken from Nolli's reduction, and demonstrates its direct derivation. Leonardo Bufalini's map of Rome is the first coherent representation of the city and the most important orthogonal representation up to the large plan by Giambattista Nolli (1748). Bufalini took care of all the phases of its realization, from relief to engraving, using a long time: seven years, according to Onofrio Panvinio, twenty according to the publisher Antonio Trevisi. The Map of Rome was printed at the typographer Antonio Blado on May 26, 1551 in Rome, with the ten-year privilege of the Republic of Venice and dedicates it to Charles V and Pope Julius III. It is a monumental work: a woodcut in twelve sheets and four lateral strips. Although the map is based on reliefs made by the author, there is no lack of elements of fantasy: many ancient monuments have been added, completed and rebuilt freely. The primary source used by Bufalini is Bartolomeo Marliano's ancient Rome, inserted in his Urbis Romae Topographia, which has the same orientation and the same precision in detail. Since its publication in 1551, Bufalini's map exerted a notable influence on the subsequent plans of the city until 1748, the year in which Giambattista Nolli published a reduced copy together with his large plan, which became the new model. Below, left, the Pantheon and the Forum of Nerva; right, the four-sided Arch of Janus. Etching and engraving, printed on contemporary laid paper, applied to cloth, folded several times. Original slipcase, in hardback. In excellent state of preservation. Hulsen, p. 40, d. Per la pianta del Bufalini: Bifolco/Ronca (2018), Cartografia e topografia italiana del XVI secolo, pp. 2372-73, tav. 1221.
Leipzig, B.G. Teubner, 1911. 8vo. Original printed wrappers, no backstrip and a small nick to front wrapper. In ""Mathematische Annalen. Begründet durch Alfred Clebsch und Carl Neumann. 70. Band. 2. Heft."" Entire issue offered. Internally very fine and clean. [Brouwer:] Pp. 161-65. [Entire issue: Pp. 161-296].
(Wien, ca. 1730) (49x58,5 cm.). Kobberstukket, håndkoloreet Skandinavienskort med Estland, Letland, Litauen og det vestlige Rusland. Velbevaret indrammet under glas i fin ramme af brun birketræsfiner. Håndkolorereingen en smule svag.
Around 1800. 26,5x43 cm. (Paper size 32x48,5 cm.). Detailled manuscript plan on the fortifications and surroundings of Neustadt. Ink and handcoloured. Upper right corner of paper gone but not affecting image. Light browning and marginal brownspots. Framed and under glass.
Probably 1793-95. (48 x 72 cm.). Manuscript map-copy in tusch, ink and watercolour on thin paper mounted on thick paper. In fine hand-colouring. A small hole (ca. 2 x 2 cm.) in the middle of the map. In lower left corner signed ""Krag""
Folio. Bladet, som omfatter både kort og tekst er trykt på svært skrivepapir og måler 49x64 cm., som udgivet. Den ene halvdel er kobberstukket og håndkoloreret (45x30 cm.) visende Christiansøe, Græs Holmen og Fridrichs Holm samt de omgivende skær med kompasrose og angivelse af vindretninger. Nederst på kortet Prospect af Christiansøe fra den sydlige side, alt indrammet af bred kobbertukket og håndkoloreret bort. Den anden halvdel af bladet har 1 sides foliotekst ""Beretning til Kaartet over Christiansøe og om Fyhret sammesteds, samt om Ankerpladserne under Bornholm""
Paris, Jean, 1820. (55 x 76 cm.). Engraved plan of Lille with explanatory text on both sides. At bottom inserted ""Vue de Lille du costé de la Porte de Paris"".
Kobberstukket kort over Slesvig og Holsten i samtidig håndkolorering. 38,5 x 51,5 cm. Med 2 kompasroser, skib i Nordsøen og 2 indsatte særkort i øverste hjørner. På bagsiden fransk tekst.