[Amsterdam maps and plans] Amsterdam, three handcoloured plans: (1) De Wit/ Van der Aa Amsteldam ten tweede mael vergroot (...) inden jaere 1482. Ca. 1671-1680. 26 x 31 cm. Fully backed w. thin Japan paper, otherwise very fine. Hameleers 69b, first ed. (2) Covens & Mortier. Amsteldam ten vierde mael vergroot (...) inden jaere 1585. After 1721. 24.7 x 28.5 cm. Hameleers 46c, second ed. w. address of Covens & Mortier in lower right corner. (3) Covens & Mortier. Amsteldam ten vijffde mael vergroot (...). Anno 1612. After 1712. 24.5 x 29 cm. Hameleers 46d, second ed. w. address of Covens & Mortier in lower right corner. Added: Amsterdam geconterfeyt door Cornelis Anthoniszoon Schilder, en wtghegeven in 't jaer 1544. Engr. map, after 1760, Hameleers I, 122. (total 4)

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