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697 [Carte à figure map of Europe] SPEED, John.
Europ, and the cheife Cities contayned therin, decribed; with the habits of most Kingdoms now in use. By Jo. Speed Ano Dom. 1626. London, Bassett & Chiswell.1676, Coloured. 390 x 510mm. Cenrefold restored, remargin at top with some manuscript reinstatement, bottom corners restored.
Engraved by Abraham Good for Speed's 'Prospect of the... World', with ten costume vignettes down the sides and eight city prospects, including London, Rome & Venice, along the top.A good example of a classic map		 £1,500

698 [Wall Map Of Europe] KITCHIN, Thomas.
Europe Divided into its Empires, Kingdoms, States, Republics, &c. London, Robert Sayer, 1787. Original colour. Four sheets conjoined, total 1015 x 1210mm.
A large and very attractive wall map of Europe in original colour and with great detail, either side of the map are two columns of explanatory text giving various details about each country.With a rococo title cartouche depicting the tools of a mapmaker and a series of ensigns of  various nations along the bottom margin, including the 13 star American flag officially adopted after the end of the War of Independance in 1783. 		 

699 [Carte à figure map of Europe] SPEED, John.
Europ, and the cheife Cities contayned therin, decribed; with the habits of most Kingdoms now in use. By Jo. Speed Ano Dom. 1626. London, Bassett & Chiswell.1676, Coloured. 390 x 510mm.
Engraved by Abraham Good for Speed's 'Prospect of the... World', with ten costume vignettes down the sides and eight city prospects, including London, Rome & Venice, along the top. A good example of a classic map. 		£3,200

700 [Anthromorphic Map of Europe] CURTZE, August.
Europa 1870... Hanover, 1870, original lithograph colour, 300 x 385mm .
A very attractive anthromorphic map of Europe illustrating the political climate in 1870. Russia hands an account for 1856 to Austria, due to the fact that Austria sided against Russia in the Crmean war and the Paris peace treaty of 1856, thus the former allies became enemies making the Austro-Hungarian Empire vulnerable. 1870 also marked the beginning of the Franco-Prussian war which ended in a humiliating defeat for France, this is illustrated by the female embodiment of Germany who brandishes a sword at the kneeling French emperor, Napoleon III. England is personified as a female figure who desperately tries to control her fearsome lapdog, Ireland and Turkey is shown as a recumbent damsel smoking a hookah pipe. 		£700

701 [Carte à Figure map of Europe] HONDIUS, Jodocus.
Nova Europae Descriptio. Auctore I. Hondio. Amsterdam, Jan Jansson, c.1638, Dutch text. 410 x 555mm. Split in lower centrefold margin repaired.
A highly decorative map of Europe with five costume vignettes down each side and prospects of Lisbon, Toledo, London, Paris, Rome and Venice along the top. When it was first included in a Mercator atlas by Jansson in 1630 it had another six prospects along the bottom: however this made the map awkwardly large for a folio atlas, so for the 1638 Dutch edition these were removed. By this date Henricus Hondius had already engraved a more modern Europe map which replaced this map in most editions in other languages immediately. KOEMAN: Me 69.		 £3,000

702 [Scarce separate-issue carte à figure Europe] DE WIT, Frederick.
Nova Europæ Descriptio. Amsterdam, c.1660. Original colour. 445 x 555mm. Lower centrefold reinforced.
De Wit's first map of Europe, a carte à figure with six town prospects along the top and eight costumes of monarchs down the sides. The comparable map of Africa is dated 1660. 		£2,800

703 [Western Europe Gore Sheet] CORONELLI, Vincenzo Maria.
[Western Europe Gore Sheet.] Venice, c.1688. 460 x 110mm at top, expanding to 265mm at bottom.
A gore sheet, designed to be pasted onto a globe over a metre in diameter, showing from Iceland to the Tropic of Cancer, with the British Isles, France, Spain and North Africa. SHIRLEY: World 537, illus, 'The geographical coverage and clarity of the engraving is of the highest quality'.		 £425

704 EULER, Leonhard.
Tabula Geographica Europæ. Berlin, c.1753, original colour with later additions, four sheets cojoined with publisher's stamp to each.
A large and fine map of Europe with wonderful detail, published for the Royal Prussian Academy of Sciences . 		£700

705 [Celtic Europe] JANSSON, Jan.
Europam; sive Celticam Veterem. Sic Describere conabur Abrahamus Ortelius. Amsterdam, c.1700, no text. Coloured. 355 x 480mm.
Europe at the time of the Celts. 		£400

706 FER, Nicolas de.
L'Europe, Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de M.rs de L'Academie Royale des Siences... Paris, 1716. Coloured. 465 x 595mm. A few repairs to margin and centrefolds.
De Fer's large map of Europe, engraved by Starckmann, with a title cartouche or armorials.. 		£650

707 [Miniature Map] ORTELIUS, Abraham.
Europa. Brescia: Pietro Marchetti, c.1598. Coloured. 75 x 110mm, set in text. Sheet trimmed.
From an Italian pirate edition of Ortelius's Epitome. 		£150

708 SEUTTER, George Matthäus.
Europa... Augsburg, c.1730. Original wash colour. 495 x 575mm.
A fine example, with bright wash colour. 		£580

709 [Wall Map of Europe] LIZARS, William Home.
Europe Exhibiting Its Present Political Divisions. Edinburgh, c. 1830, original colour, 750 x 900mm.
A very large and attractive map of Europe in vibrant original colour on four joined double sheets as issued. Drawn and engraved by William Home Lizars, a member of the important family of Scottish cartographers and publishers active in Edinburgh in the first half of the 19th century. The family had a prolific output of maps and atlases. 		£500

710 [Wall Map Of Europe] KITCHIN, Thomas.
A Correct Map of Europe Divided into its Empires, Kingdoms &c Drawn from the most approved Maps and Charts regulated by Astron.l Observat.ns London, c.1750. Coloured. Four sheets conjoined, total 700 x 790mm.
With an illustrated title cartouche and an inset of Spitzbergen, here called 'Greenland'. 		£950

711 BOWEN, Emanuel.
A New & Accurate Map of Europe... London, 1752. Coloured. 355 x 430mm.
Published in the 'Complete Atlas', with an illustrated title cartouche. 		£350

712 MERIAN, Mattheus.
Europa Nova Delineatio. Frankfurt, c.1650. Coloured. 265 x 360mm.
Decorative map of Europe, after Blaeu, depicting the mythical island of Friesland. 		£320

713 BRION DE LA TOUR, Louis.
L'Europe Dressée pour l'étude de la Geographie... Paris, Desnos, 1790. Original colour. 280 x 310mm, set in text
With a decorative title cartouche and separately-printed text pasted down the sides. 		£200

714 HONDIUS, Jodocus.
Europa. London: Henry Featherstone, 1625, English text edition. Coloured. 150 x 195mm, set in text
Europe, first published in the reduced version of the Mercator/ Hondius 'Atlas Minor' of 1607. In 1621 the printing plates were sold to a London publisher and appeared  in 'Purchas His Pilgrimies', as this example, with the letterpress sur-title 'Hondius his Map of Europe' . Later Dutch editions used new plates by Jansson.		 £220

715 MONIN, Charles V.
Europe. Paris: Auguste Logerot, c.1850. Original colour. 500 x 660mm. Milan, A. Ramellati, 1712. 480 x 665mm.
A large and detailed map of Europe.. 		£250

716 [A Rare Two-Sheet Map of Austria] CASSINI, Giovanni Maria.
La Parte Settentrionale del del Circolo dell'Austria Delineata Sulle ultime Osservazioni;  La Parte Meridionale. Rome, 1794. Coloured. Two sheets, each c.490 x 360mm.
Two-sheet map of Austria, each sheet with a decorative title cartouche. Published in Cassini's  'Nuovo Atlante Geografico Universale', which was not a success, so his maps are uncommon. 		£300

717 [Austria Vienna]Illustrated London News.
Vienna, - Showing the International Exhibition Buildings. London, 1873. Coloured. Wood engraving, printed area 380 x 750mm.
Large bird's-eye view of Vienna, issued as a supplement to the Illustrated London News. 		£250

 

718

 ["The British Naval Blockade Of France In 1758 And 1759] HEYDEN, Christian Frederic von der.
Die durch die Engellænder beunruhigte Französische Küsten A.o 1758. [&] Brittische Übermacht zur See wieder Franckreich A.o 1759. Augsburg: Tobias Conrad Lotter, 1759. Original colour, 490 x 600 & 480 x 480mm. Good Dark Impression.
Scarce pair of maps of the Atlantic coasts of France (and western half of the country), showing the British blockade of her ports at the height of the Seven Years' War. On th first, a large inset depicts the attack of a British naval force, commanded by Admirals Osborne and Saunders on a French squadron off Cartagena, in southern Spain. Both maps have finely engraved miniature ship vignettes depicting the scenes of action. On either side of the maps is text relating to each of the naval blockades and actions depicted in the main map.The maps were drawn by von Heyden, engraved by Matthaüs Albrecht Lotter and published by his father Tobias Conrad Lotter. 		£950

719

LE ROUGE, George Louis.
La France Divisée en ses 37 Gouvernements Militaires. Paris, Crépy, c.1767, original colour, 215 x 285mm.
An attractive map of France marking out its regonal boundaries and principal cities and towns.Crépy acquired the c.1748 Le Rouge plates, and re-issued them in Paris, often putting his imprint & the date 1767 in the cartouche. What distinguishes this later, but much rarer issue of the map is the attractive original colouring, not typically found in the earlier Le Rouge editions, which are usually found coloured only in outline.

 £100

720 TALLIS, John.
France. London, John Tallis & Co., c.1851. Original outline colour. Steel engraving, printed area 265 x 315mm. Narrow margins, as issued. Ink pagination in margins.
Detailed map with printed borders and decorative vignettes showing local scenes.		 £70

721 [France] DE WIT, Frederick.
Accuratissima Galliæ Tabula Vulgo Royaume de France. Amsterdam, c.1680. Original colour. 495 x 575mm. Trimmed within printed border at top, false margin added with expert mss. fill.
A decorative and detailed map of France, with allegorical figures in the title cartouche. 		£325

722 AA, Pieter van der.
La France, Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messrs de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Leiden, c.1715. 345 x 420mm.
Prospect of Paris, published in 'La Galerie Agreable Du Monde', printed within a decorative frame-like border.		 £340

723 [French Post Roads] JAILLOT, Alexis-Hubert.
Carte Particuliere des Postes de France... Amsterdam, Pieter Mortier, c.1705. Original colour. Two sheets conjoined, total 580 x 875mm. Narrow lateral margins.
A large and decorative map from Mortier's issue of Jaillot's 'Atlas Nouveau', with fine baroque title and scale cartouches. KOEMAN: Mor 1.		 £450

724 SOCIETY FOR THE DIFFUSION OF USEFUL KNOWLEDGE.
Bordeaux. London, Baldwin & Cradock, 1832,  coloured, 305 x 380mm.
An attractive and detailed townplan of Bordeaux in original early 19th century colour, listing streetnames and with a key on the right hand side of the plan giving the names & locations of prominent buildings and institutions. Underneath are two decorative views of the city taken from the Quai des Saliniéres and the Quai des Chartrons.		 £75

725

[A very fine map of Brittany] SEUTTER, George Matthäus.
Gouvernement General de Bretagne sive Ducatus Britanniæ Minoris Superioris Et Inferioris. Augsburg, T.C. Lotter, c.1750, original colour, 490 x 580mm.
A very attractive and detailed map of Brittany by Seutter, in strong original colour showing the region divided according to its bishoprics and marking all major towns, religious houses and geographical features.

 £420

726 LEVASSEUR, Victor.
Nouvelle Carte Spéciale Des Routes De France. Paris, c.1848, original outline colour, 690 x 855mm Folding lines flattened, very good example.
A detailed, large and decorative map of France showing all major cities and towns and the routes between them. With an inset of Paris in the top left hand corner and a table listing each "Département" and its chief city in the top right hand corner. The whole map being surrounded by a decorative border with engraved vignettes illustrating regional dress and showing a picturesque view of a town for each region with its corresponding coat of arms alongside.		 £650

727 [Blue-Back Chart of the Bay of Biscay] STEEL & CO.
The Bay of Biscay, From the Latest Original Executed at the French Depot Marine. Embellished with Views Taken by Admiral Knight. Second Edition. Revised and Corrected Octr. 25th, 1813. London: 1813. 690 x 830mm. Backed onto blue paper as issued. Some faint staining.
A detailed chart of the Bay of Biscay from Ushant to Cape Finisterre in northern Spain, with four inset charts of harbours and rivers, and coastal profiles after Knight, a Rear Admiral of the Blue. Published during the Napoleonic War the chart is apparently based on a captured French chart. However, on verso is the label of Arbon & Krup, a firm of chart sellers in Rotterdam: the Dutch were allies of the French in the war. 		£650

728 [Corsica] JANSSON, Jan.
Insulæ Corsicæ Nova & accurata Descriptio. Amsterdam: Heirs of Jan Jansson, 1666, Latin text. Original colour. 390 x 510mm. Old repairs to bottom centrefold and margin.
Corsica, orientated with north to the left, with decorative cartouches for the title and scale and a large armorial. Published in the 'Atlas Contractus', a two-volume atlas, published two years after Jansson's death by his son-in-law, Jan Jansson van Waesbergen. KOEMAN: Me 184 & 185.		 £700

729 [Corsica] JEFFERYS, Thomas.
A New Map of the Island and Kingdom of Corsica. London, 1794. Original body colour. 645 x 500mm.
Detailed map of the island, in fine colour. 		£500

730 [Scarce Chart of Corsica] HELL, de.
The Island of Corsica Surveyed by M. Hell, Capitaine de Vaisseau... 1831. London, Hydrographical Office of the Admiralty, 1838 [-1864]. 630 x 470mm. Printed on Whatman Turkey Mill paper watermarked 1855.
De Hell surveyed the 'Pilote de l'Isle de Corse' for the Dépôt général de la Marine. This Admiralty issue has eleven inset plans, including Cape Corso Roads by Capt. W.H.Smyth.		 £850

731 [France Languedoc] ALBRIZZI, Giovanni Battista.
Carta Geografica del Governo della Linguadocca. Venice, Albrizzi, 1740. Coloured. 340 x 450mm.
£250

732 [France Lyon] MONTECALERIO, Johannes à.
Provincia Lugdunensis uel Sancti Bonaventuræ cuconfinijs. Milan, A. Ramellati, 1712. 220 x 315mm, with index sheet 185 x 285mm.
Published in Montecelario's 'Chorographica descriptio Provinciarum et Conventuum Fratrum minorum S. Francisci Capucinorum', an account of the Capuchin order in Europe.The map shows the main centres of the order around Lyon, Vienne & Grenoble. The accompanying sheet lists the number of archbishops, bishops, colleges, convents, priests, etc, in the province, within a decorative strapwork border reminiscent of the style of Ortelius.		 £75

733 [Normandy] CORONELLI, Vincenzo Maria.
Ducato di Normandi. Venice, c.1690. 460 x 615mm.
Very decorative map of Normandy, with a fine title cartouche featuring Leda in her carriage drawn by swans. On verso are plans of Le Havre and Dieppe.		 £420

734 [Provence] JANSSON, Jan.
Provincia. La Provence. Amsterdam, Henricus Hondius, 1639, French edition. Original colour. 380 x 500mm. Paper lightly toned overall.
Provence, decorated with three cartouches in full colour. KOEMAN: Me 92a.		 £390

735 [Chart of France's Mediterranean Coast] CORONELLI, Vincenzo Maria.
La Costa di Linguadocha, Provenza, et una parte d'Italia da C.Dragonis sino à Cabo Delle Mollo. Venice, c.1696. 405 x 505mm. Smear of printer's ink in sea area.
Sea chart, showing from Palamos in Girona to Albenga in Liguria, with part of the west coast of Corsica. 		£490

736 [A detailed Plan of Paris] DE L'ISLE, Guillaume.
Le Plan de Paris, ses Faubourgs et ses Environs / Platte Grond van Parys zyn Voorburgen en Omleggende Plaatse. Amsterdam, Covens & Mortier, c.1720. Original colour. 560 x 750 mm. Minor restoration on binding folds. Pedley, M.S. p.25.
 £1,250

737 [16th Century Paris] BRAUN, Georg & HOGENBERG, Frans.
Lutetia, vulgari nomine Paris. Cologne, 1572-, Latin text. Original colour. 340 x 485mm. Centrefold strenghtened on verso.
Early  'map-view' of Paris, with the major buildings shown in profile, with little consideration for perspective, published in the 'Civitates Orbis Terrarum', the first series of printed townplans. The original colour of this example is particularly fine. KOEMAN: B&H 1.		 £1,800

738 [Large plan of Paris] JOUVIN DE ROCHEFORT, Albert.
Plan de la Ville, Cité Université et Fauxbourgs de Paris... Amsterdam: Pierre Mortier, c.1705. Two sheets conjoined, total 600 x 885mm. Some restoration to the top margin and title.
A large and detailed plan of Paris, as divided between town, city and university, originally published as a separate-issue by De Fer: his dedication to the Dauphin still appears in the bottom left cartouches. The extensive indexes down both sides list several hundred landmarks alphabetically, with a grid system for easy location. Three cartouches show elevations of some of the most important buildings. 		£1,400

739 [Rare Panelled Map Of Germany] HONDIUS, Jodocus II.
'Germaniae Nova et Accurate Descriptio.'. Amsterdam: Frederick de Wit, ca. 1665]; 455 x 560mm, in original outline colour. A good example.
Rare panelled map of Germany designed and published by Jodocus Hondius Jr. in 1625, here re-issued by de Wit circa 1665. The map has decorative pictorial panels on all four sides; the upper panel with equestrian figures of the Holy Roman Emperor and the seven Electors of the Empire; the side borders have three costume figures interspersed with prospect of German cities, with a further ten prospects in the lower border, making eighteen in total, each prospect with accompanying armorials.This example is Schilder 37.4, with de Wit's imprint substituted in the title. He notes two institutional locations and a single private location - the Stopp Collection. Now in an institution with no other example in private hands. All states of this map are of some rarity. Schilder: Monumenta Cartographica Neerlandica, IV, Map 37.4..		 £6,000

740 [Germany by Frans Hogenberg] ORTELIUS, Abraham.
Deutschlanndt. Germaniae Typus. Antwerp, 1612, Spanish text. Original colour. 380 x 490mm. Small verdigris crack reinforced.
The second of two maps used for Germany in the Theatrum, this one after Frans Hogenberg, who is most famous for his collaboration on the 'Civitatis Orbis Terrarum', the first atlas of townplans. His map was published in Cologne in 1576: this version first appeared 1603. VAN DEN BROECKE: 57, state 2 of 3.		 £600

741 [Ptolemaic Germany] MERCATOR, Gerard.
Tab. IV. Europæ, Germaniam et Galliam Belgicam exhibens. Utrecht, François Halma, c.1695. Coloured. 345 x 405mm.
First published 1578, this map comes from Mercator's edition of Ptolemy's 'Geography', with the maps updated to Mercator's Projection. This example is of the second state, with a new title cartouche replacing the original strapwork one. 		£400

742 [Germany] CASSINI, Giovanni Maria.
La Germania divisa ne' suoi circuli Delineata sulle ultime Osservazioni. Rome, 1795. Coloured. 375 x 510mm.
An uncommon map, published in the 'Nuovo Atlante Geografico Universale', with a decorative title cartouche. 		£190

743 [Bavaria] SEUTTER, George Matthäus.
Bavariæ Pars Inferior... Augsburg, c.1730. Original wash colour. 495 x 570mm. Narrow lower margin.
Marking Munich. 		£200

744 [Wall Map of Germany] DE LA ROCHETTE, Louis Stanislas d'Arcy.
Map of the Empire of Germany, Including all the States Comprehended Under that Name with the Kingdom of Prussia, &c. London: Laurie & Whittle, 1794. Original colour. Four sheets conjoined, total 1040 x 1240mm.
A very detailed map of Germany, with Switzerland and Austria, engraved by Thomas Kitchin, with a fine title cartouche. 		£500

745 [Blaeu's Famous Decorative Map] BLAEU, Johannes.
Novam Hanc Territorii Francofurtensis Tabulam... Amsterdam, c.1640, French text. Original colour. 455 x 550mm.
This map of the area around Frankfurt is one of Blaeu's most beautiful productions, and was chosen as the cover illustration for Tooley's Dictionary of Mapmakers. Over thirty armorials surround the map, with four allegorical figures along the top, all in full colour. A classic collector's map. This example has had the original pagination marks erased and ink mss. replacements added. 		£980

746 [Mecklenburgh] SEUTTER, George Matthäus.
Ducatus Mechlenburgici... Augsburg, c.1730. Original wash colour. 495 x 575mm.
With a large allegorical title cartouche. 		£220

747 [Prussia] TALLIS, John.
Prussia. Steel engraving, drawn and engraved by John Rapkin, for the Illustrated Atlas, 1851, original outline colour. Printed area 265 x 330 mm. Narrow margins, as issued. Ink pagination in margins. Slight toning in lower centrefold. Small area of loss on centrefold.
From one of the last decorative atlases, a map of Prussia including western Poland with five vignettes, including the portrait of Frederick the Great and a view of Berlin. 		£65

748 [Lower Saxony] CASSINI, Giovanni Maria.
Il Circolo della Bassa Sassonia Delineata sulle ultime Osservazioni. Rome, 1796. Coloured. Two sheets, each c. 360 x 490mm.
An uncommon map, published in the 'Nuovo Atlante Geografico Universale', with a decorative title cartouche. 		£150

749 [Berlin] PROBST, George Balthasar.
Berolinum. Berlin. Augsburg, c.1760. Early colour with additions. Two sheets conjoined, total 380 x 1020mm. Narrow margins, with some restoration.
A fine panorama of early C18th Paris, with a 62-point key in French and German. 		£2,600

750 [Frankfurt] JANSSON, Jan.
Sachsenhausen. Francofurtum. Franxkfurt. Amsterdam, Johannes Jansson van Waeseberg, 1682. 395 x 505mm. Trimmed to neatline and laid on old paper for a composite atlas.
A detailed townplan, with a 37-point key. Published in the second edition of Jansson's Townbooks. Although most of the plans were reissues of the Braun & Hogenberg plates, this is an original plan. KOEMAN: JA 18.		 £1,400

751 [Hamburg] HOMANN, Johann Baptist.
Prospect und Grundriss der Keiserl. Freyen Reichs und Ansee Stadt Hamburg... Nuremberg, c.1720. Original colour.. 490 x 575mm. Two small areas of paper weakness.
Hamburg with its environs, with an extensive key. Underneath is a prospect of the city, surrounded by allegorical figures. 		£800

752 [Köln.] JANSSON, Jan.
Colonia Agrippina. Cölln. Amsterdam, Johannes Jansson van Waeseberg, 1682. 390 x 500mm. Trimmed to neatline and laid on old paper for a composite atlas.
A detailed townplan, with two extensive keys. Published in the second edition of Jansson's Townbooks. Although most of the plans were reissues of the Braun & Hogenberg plates, this is an original plan. KOEMAN: JA 18.		 £1,400

753 [Regensburg] JANSSON, Jan.
Ratisbona Regensburg. Amsterdam, Johannes Jansson van Waeseberg, 1682. 420 x 500mm. Trimmed to neatline and laid on old paper for a composite atlas.
A detailed townplan, with a prospect above the map and a 36-point key. Published in the second edition of Jansson's Townbooks. KOEMAN: JA 18.		 £1,200

754 [View of Monte Carlo from an Important Topographical Work] HARDING, James Duffield.
Monaco Coast of Genoa Sept 1824. J.D.H. London, 1836. Tinted lithograph with hand finishing, printed area 265 x 375mm.
Harding's 'Sketches at Home and Abroad' was a milestone in the development of colour printing. For the first time more than one lithographic stone was used, allowing different tones to be printed. Harding drew his own sketches onto the stones, which were then printed by Charles Hullmandel, the leading lithographic printer. The print run was limited to 1000 copies. 		£500

755 [Attractive Map Of Holstein] BLAEU, Willem Janszoon.
Ducatus Holsatiæ Nova Tabula. Amsterdam, 1630 onwards, Latin text edition. Original outline colour. 385 x 420mm. Lower centrefold reinforced.
Map of Holstein, at the time the map was made part of Denmark. The map was first published in 1630. Two detailed insets depict the navigational approaches to Detzbul in Sleswig, and three large lakes, including the 'Barmer zee' and 'Megger zee'. KOEMAN: Bl 12. 		£270

756 [Ulm] SEUTTER, George Matthäus.
Ulma Memorabilis ac Permunita Libera Imperii Civitas ad Danubium. Augsburg, c. 1741, original colour, 500 x 580mm. A very fine example.
A plan of the city of Ulm with a view below. 		£700

757 [Switzerland] DE ROSSI, Giovanni Giacomo.
L'Helvetia o' Paese de Svizzeri. Rome, 1686. Coloured. 425 x 545mm Excellent condition.  From a "plano" binding, hence no folding line in the middle of the map.
Switzerland, published in the Mercurio Geografico. 		£550

758 TAVERNIER, Melchior.
Charte De La Suisse, De La Rhetie, Ou Les Grisons, De La Valteline, Du Valay. Paris, c.1625, original colour, 375 x 505mm.
A detailed map of Switzerland showing its Cantons and main towns and cities, with an attractive Renaissance title cartouche flanked by coiffed and winged caryatids. 		£750

759 [Switzerland] FADEN, William.
Nouvelle Carte de la Suisse dans laquelle sont exactement distingués les Treize Cantons, Leurs Alliés, et Leurs Sujets. London, Faden, 1799. Original outline colour. 640 x 860mm. Binding folds reinforced.
Despite being published in London all the text on this large and detailed map is in French. Faden acknowledges using the trigonometrical readings of Sir George Shuckburgh-Evelyn, taken in 1775. 		£700

760 [Switzerland] TALLIS, John.
Helvetiæ, conter minarumque terrarum antiqua descriptio. Amsterdam, Johannem Wolters, 1697. Coloured, 270 x 355mm
Switzerland, engraved by Nicolaas van Geelkerken for Cluver's Germania Antiqua, first published 1616. 		£100

761 [Geneva] MUNSTER, Sebastian.
La noble ville de Geneve avec sa situation. Basle, c.1580. French edition. Coloured. Woodcut, image size 150 x 350mm, set in text.
An early bird's-eye view of the city of Geneva, with an extensive text beneath. 		£250

762 [Geneva] Anonymous.
A Prospect of Geneva and The Lake from the North. London, c.1740. Coloured. 190 x 430mm.
£130

763 [Canton of Glarus] SEUTTER, George Matthäus.
Pagus Helvetiæ Glaronensis Cum Satrapia Werdenberg recenter delineatus per Gabrielem Walserum V.D.M. Augsburg, J.M.Probst, c.1770. Original colour. 580 x 500mm. Narrow right margin
The Canton of Glarus, engraved by T.C.Lotter, Seutter's son-in-law and successor. This is an unusual later issue, published by Johann Michael Probst, who had also worked as an engraver for Seutter before becoming a publisher in his own right. 		£690


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