[Atlases & Maps] [Zeeland] Complete folio set of Zeeland towns by J. Blaeu Amst.…

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[Atlases & Maps] [Zeeland] Complete folio set of Zeeland towns by J. Blaeu Amst., 1649. Dutch ed. (1) Vlissingen, double folio plan in bird's eye view, title and coats of arms of Zeeland and Flushing on top. (2) Rammekens or Zeeburg, double folio view, title on top. (3) Middelburgh, double folio plan, coats of arms of Zeeland and Middelburgh and title on top. (4) Veere, idem. (5) Arnemuyden, idem. (6) Goes, double folio plan in outline. (7) Zirikzea-Ziriczee, double folio plan, coats of arms, 2 cartouches w. title and putto, legenda. (8) Tolen-Tholen, double folio plan w. coats of arms, verso all w. Dutch text. Some text pages added, waterst. on top of all leaves not affecting map images. Firm printing on sturdy paper, nice set. (total 8)

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[Atlases & Maps] [Zeeland] Complete folio set of Zeeland tow

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ROBERT de VAUGONDY. Atlas d'étude pour l'instruction de la jeunesse. Paris, Delamarche, 1797. In-folio in contemporary boards, spine missing. Complete with 35 double-page engraved plates and maps, but missing the left half of map 25 (first map of ancient monarchies for Rollin's Histoire ancienne). Widespread light dampstaining (with gray spots in places).

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Poles - CHARCOT (Jean-Baptiste). Second French Antarctic expedition (1908-1910). Physical sciences: scientific documents. CARTES. Paris, Masson et Cie, 1912. Small folio in publisher's printed portfolio with laces and flaps (one lace missing), complete with 11 fold-out maps.

Estim. 9 000 - 10 000 EUR

SANTINI, Paolo. Atlas universel dressé sur les meilleures cartes modernes. Venice, Santini, 1776 2 volumes in Folio, 540 x 395 mm. Coeval waiting binding with marbled hardback plates, decorated Venetian paper spine. Intaglio frontispiece to the first volume, 2 index plates at the beginning of each volume, 123 maps divided as follows: 60 double-page maps for the first volume, 63 for the second, coeval watercolor borders, on the backs of the maps coeval manuscript title and numbering. Specimen in very good condition except to the first volume: insignificant small woodworm hole at the inner margin of the first twenty or so maps affecting the printing area but not particularly noticeable, maps 32-34 and 37 with small gore at the lower margin; to the second: tear at the lower margin of maps 1, 12 and 13 without loss of engraving. First edition of the atlas by brothers Paolo and Francesco Santini, considered one of the most important universal atlases printed in Italy in the 18th century. The editors substantially reproduced, retaining toponyms and inscriptions in French, the Atlas Universel published in Paris in 1757 by Gilles and Didier Robert de Vaugondy, but made several changes especially to the maps of the Italian regions. The plates, signed by Paolo Santini and his brother Francesco are based on the works of the best geographers of the time: d'Anville, Bellin, Bonne, Boscovich, Clarici, De L'Isle, Homan, Jaillot, Janvier, de Vaugondy and Rizzi Zannoni.Tooley, p. 541 and 559, NMM III, 277; Nordenskiold 276; Phillips Atlases 657; Gallo, R. Pp. 153-214. 2 vols, Folio, 540 x 395 mm. Engraved title-page to first volume, 2 index plates at the beginning of each volume, 123 maps divided as follows: 60 double-page maps for the first volume, 63 for the second, contemporary watercolor borders, contemporary manuscript title numbering to versos of maps (in very good condition except for the first volume: very small wormhole to inner margin of the first twenty leaves affecting the printing area but not particularly visible, ff. 32-34 and 37 with small waterstain to lower margin; in the second: tear to lower margin of ff. 1, 12 and 13 not affecting engraving). Contemporary interim binding with marbled sides, adorned Venetian paper spine. First edition of the atlas by the brothers Paolo and Francesco Santini, considered one of the most important universal atlases printed in Italy in the 18th century. The editors substantially reproduced, retaining toponyms and inscriptions in French, the Atlas Universel published in Paris in 1757 by Gilles and Didier Robert de Vaugondy, but made several changes especially to the maps of the Italian regions. The plates, signed by Paolo Santini and his brother Francesco, are based on the works of the best geographers of the time: d'Anville, Bellin, Bonne, Boscovich, Clarici, De L'Isle, Homan, Jaillot, Janvier, de Vaugondy and Rizzi Zannoni.Tooley, p. 541 and 559; NMM III, 277; Nordenskiold 276; Phillips Atlases 657; Gallo, R. Pp. 153-214.

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Set of 3 atlases from the 17th and 18th centuries: [ATLAS] Lot of 3 atlases from the 17th and 18th centuries: - ZANNONI Rizzi, "Atlas géographique contenant la Mappemonde et les quatre Parties, Avec les différents Etats d'Europe, Paris, Lattré, 1762. Contemporary full oxblood morocco. 1st spine split, small loss to spine, head cap shaved and missing, corners dulled and/or trimmed. Color maps mounted on tabs. Bound with BONNE, "Idée de la sphère ou Principes sur la géographie astronomique", Paris, sn, 1763. - TASSIN Christophe, ["Carte généralle de la géograrhie [sic] royalle". A Paris, chez N. Berey, 1655]. [Bound at the end, by the same author]: ["Cartes générales de toutes les provinces de France et d'Espaigne, revüeues et corrigées". A Paris, chez N. Berey, [vers 1655]]. 2 atlases in one oblong in-8° volume, paperback. Edges faded, with small tears at beginning and end of volume. Mottling and browning. Colored maps. 1 "Carte généralle...". Missing title page and first 6 pp. 17 engraved maps. Second edition of Tassin's general atlas, with the addition of two maps: one of Tartary and one of the Holy Land. (Pastoureau, Tassin I B, locates only 2 copies, at the BnF and the Brit. Library). 2. "Cartes généraux de toutes les provinces...". Lacks title page and, according to the table, maps 1-54-66-67-68, i.e. 63 engraved maps. Map 65 unfolded, with paper missing but not affecting the map. Mireille Pastoureau (Tassin III D) mentions 66 maps; she only locates 2 copies, at the BnF and the B.M. du Mans. - DHEULLAND Guillaume, "Carte nouvelle du Duché de Brabant et partie de la Hollande", Paris, chez l'auteur, [1747]. In-8° narrow. Worn but solid paperback. Military atlas comprising an assembly map and 24 individual maps with colored borders. The maps, in-4° format, have been folded into a narrow binding "in the form of a portable book, for the use of Mrs les Officiers des Trouppes de sa Majesté".

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