Mejer - Wagrien Wagriae Pars Septentrionalis cum praefectura Cismar et Oldenburg…

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Mejer - Wagrien

Wagriae Pars Septentrionalis cum praefectura Cismar et Oldenburgh. Color. Engraved map by J. Mejer, engraved by Ch. Rothgiesser, published by Blaeu. Amsterdam, 1663. 42 x 61 cm - From the French edition of the atlas - Showing the northern half of the Wagrien landscape between Bornhöved, Süsel, Landkirchen/Fehmarn and Kiel Fjord - In the white outer margin faintly damp-margined.

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