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Very good woodblock map of Venice from the 'Cosmographia'.Uncoloured as issued.Good margins.An exceptionally good example of this map.

Interesting and detailed early woodcut print of the Castle of Milan.From the Cosmographia.German text.Very good condition.

Superb early woodblock print of Rome by Munster from the Cosmographia.Very good later hand colour.Legend below,Very good condition.Please email for high res pics.

Italia mit dreyen furnemesten Inseln, Corsica, Sardinia, und Sicilia.Very decorative early map of Italy.Many place names.Sea monsters and ships.Good hand colour.Good margins and no repairs.Very good condition.An attractive map.

RARE Charming map of the Kingdom of Naples, the 'boot' or southern portion of Italy. The map is filled with meticulously engraved towns and topography, while the sea is stipple engraved with calligraphic titling in the Italian style. The map has a delicately rendered decorative cartouche.MINT CONDITION MUCH BETTER THAN SCAN

Very scarce map.From the Barent Langenes Caert Thresoor of 1598 and this is the 1600 French text edition.The Italy maps were engraved by Petrus Kaerius (Van Den Keere). This small but attractive atlas was sold for the first time in 1599 by Cornelis Claesz in Amsterdam. In 1600, Claesz published the atlas with a Latin text composed by Petrus Bertius.The later and more common editions with larger reengraved maps appeared from 1606.Very good condition.KOEMAN,Atlantes Neerlandici,Vol ii Lan 9.Cervoni 18.

Very scarce map.From the Barent Langenes Caert Thresoor of 1598 and this is the 1600 French text edition.The Italy maps were engraved by Petrus Kaerius (Van Den Keere). This small but attractive atlas was sold for the first time in 1599 by Cornelis Claesz in Amsterdam. In 1600, Claesz published the atlas with a Latin text composed by Petrus Bertius.The later and more common editions with larger reengraved maps appeared from 1606.Very good condition.KOEMAN,Atlantes Neerlandici,Vol ii Lan 9.Cervoni 18.

Very scarce map.From the Barent Langenes Caert Thresoor of 1598 and this is the 1600 French text edition.The Italy maps were engraved by Petrus Kaerius (Van Den Keere). This small but attractive atlas was sold for the first time in 1599 by Cornelis Claesz in Amsterdam. In 1600, Claesz published the atlas with a Latin text composed by Petrus Bertius.The later and more common editions with larger reengraved maps appeared from 1606.Very good condition.KOEMAN,Atlantes Neerlandici,Vol ii Lan 9.Cervoni 18.

Very scarce map.From the Barent Langenes Caert Thresoor of 1598 and this is from the 1600 French text edition.The Italy maps were engraved by Petrus Kaerius (Van Den Keere). This small but attractive atlas was sold for the first time in 1599 by Cornelis Claesz in Amsterdam. In 1600, Claesz published the atlas with a Latin text composed by Petrus Bertius.The later and more common editions with larger reengraved maps appeared from 1606.Very good condition.KOEMAN,Atlantes Neerlandici,Vol ii Lan 9.Cervoni 18.

Very scarce map.From the Barent Langenes Caert Thresoor of 1598 and this is from the 1600 French text edition.The Italy maps were engraved by Petrus Kaerius (Van Den Keere). This small but attractive atlas was sold for the first time in 1599 by Cornelis Claesz in Amsterdam. In 1600, Claesz published the atlas with a Latin text composed by Petrus Bertius.The later and more common editions with larger reengraved maps appeared from 1606.Very good condition.KOEMAN,Atlantes Neerlandici,Vol ii Lan 9.Cervoni 18.

Very scarce map.From the Barent Langenes Caert Thresoor of 1598 (map actually dated 1596) and this is from the 1600 French text edition.The Italy maps were engraved by Petrus Kaerius (Van Den Keere). This small but attractive atlas was sold for the first time in 1599 by Cornelis Claesz in Amsterdam. In 1600, Claesz published the atlas with a Latin text composed by Petrus Bertius.The later and more common editions with larger reengraved maps appeared from 1606.Very good condition.KOEMAN,Atlantes Neerlandici,Vol ii Lan 9.Cervoni 18.

Very scarce map.From the Barent Langenes Caert Thresoor of 1598 and this is from the 1600 French text edition.The Italy maps were engraved by Petrus Kaerius (Van Den Keere). This small but attractive atlas was sold for the first time in 1599 by Cornelis Claesz in Amsterdam. In 1600, Claesz published the atlas with a Latin text composed by Petrus Bertius.The later and more common editions with larger reengraved maps appeared from 1606.Very good condition.KOEMAN,Atlantes Neerlandici,Vol ii Lan 9.Cervoni 18.SOLD

Very scarce map.From the Barent Langenes Caert Thresoor of 1598 and this is from the 1600 French text edition.The Italy maps were engraved by Petrus Kaerius (Van Den Keere). This small but attractive atlas was sold for the first time in 1599 by Cornelis Claesz in Amsterdam. In 1600, Claesz published the atlas with a Latin text composed by Petrus Bertius.The later and more common editions with larger reengraved maps appeared from 1606.Very good condition.KOEMAN,Atlantes Neerlandici,Vol ii Lan 9.Cervoni 18.SOLD

Very scarce map.From the Barent Langenes Caert Thresoor of 1598 and this is from the 1600 French text edition.The Italy maps were engraved by Petrus Kaerius (Van Den Keere). This small but attractive atlas was sold for the first time in 1599 by Cornelis Claesz in Amsterdam. In 1600, Claesz published the atlas with a Latin text composed by Petrus Bertius.The later and more common editions with larger reengraved maps appeared from 1606.Very good condition.KOEMAN,Atlantes Neerlandici,Vol ii Lan 9.Cervoni 18.

Very scarce map.From the Barent Langenes Caert Thresoor of 1598 and this is from the 1600 French text edition.Brescia,Verona & Trente area.The Italy maps were engraved by Petrus Kaerius (Van Den Keere). This small but attractive atlas was sold for the first time in 1599 by Cornelis Claesz in Amsterdam. In 1600, Claesz published the atlas with a Latin text composed by Petrus Bertius.The later and more common editions with larger reengraved maps appeared from 1606.Very good condition.KOEMAN,Atlantes Neerlandici,Vol ii Lan 9.Cervoni 18.

Very scarce map.From the Barent Langenes Caert Thresoor of 1598 and this is the 1600 French text edition.The Italy maps were engraved by Petrus Kaerius (Van Den Keere). This small but attractive atlas was sold for the first time in 1599 by Cornelis Claesz in Amsterdam. In 1600, Claesz published the atlas with a Latin text composed by Petrus Bertius.The later and more common editions with larger reengraved maps appeared from 1606.Very good condition.KOEMAN,Atlantes Neerlandici,Vol ii Lan 9.Cervoni 18.SOLD

Very scarce map.From the Barent Langenes Caert Thresoor of 1598 and this is the 1600 French text edition.The Italy maps were engraved by Petrus Kaerius (Van Den Keere). This small but attractive atlas was sold for the first time in 1599 by Cornelis Claesz in Amsterdam. In 1600, Claesz published the atlas with a Latin text composed by Petrus Bertius.The later and more common editions with larger reengraved maps appeared from 1606.Very good condition.KOEMAN,Atlantes Neerlandici,Vol ii Lan 9.Cervoni 18.

Very scarce map.From the Barent Langenes Caert Thresoor of 1598 (map actually dated 1596) and this is from the 1600 French text edition.The Italy maps were engraved by Petrus Kaerius (Van Den Keere). This small but attractive atlas was sold for the first time in 1599 by Cornelis Claesz in Amsterdam. In 1600, Claesz published the atlas with a Latin text composed by Petrus Bertius.The later and more common editions with larger reengraved maps appeared from 1606.Very good condition.KOEMAN,Atlantes Neerlandici,Vol ii Lan 9.Cervoni 18.

Very scarce map.From the Barent Langenes Caert Thresoor of 1598 (map actually dated 1596) and this is from the 1600 French text edition.The Italy maps were engraved by Petrus Kaerius (Van Den Keere). This small but attractive atlas was sold for the first time in 1599 by Cornelis Claesz in Amsterdam. In 1600, Claesz published the atlas with a Latin text composed by Petrus Bertius.The later and more common editions with larger reengraved maps appeared from 1606.Very good condition.KOEMAN,Atlantes Neerlandici,Vol ii Lan 9.Cervoni 18.

Very scarce map.From the Barent Langenes Caert Thresoor of 1598 (map actually dated 1596) and this is from the 1600 French text edition.The Italy maps were engraved by Petrus Kaerius (Van Den Keere). This small but attractive atlas was sold for the first time in 1599 by Cornelis Claesz in Amsterdam. In 1600, Claesz published the atlas with a Latin text composed by Petrus Bertius.The later and more common editions with larger reengraved maps appeared from 1606.Very good condition.KOEMAN,Atlantes Neerlandici,Vol ii Lan 9.Cervoni 18.