Null Zeeland, collection of 300 maps, plans, profiles and views 17th-20th cent. …

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Zeeland, collection of 300 maps, plans, profiles and views 17th-20th cent. Var. techniques and sizes, some handcol. Comprises prints from a.o. Thooneel der steden ende sterckten van t' Vereenight Nederlandt (1674, by Bouttats after Peeters); Meisner, Schatzkästlein (ca. 1630); Speculum Zelandiae (ca. 1656); Guicciardini (ca. 1620); Bor, Oorspronck der Nederlandtschen oorloghen (ca. 1620); Smallegange (1696); Vaderlandsche gezigten (ca. 1793, by Bendorp after Bulthuis); Tegenwoordige Staat (ca. 1745); Terwen (ca. 1860); and Craandijk & Schipperus, (Nieuwe) Wandelingen door Nederland (var. eds.). Some duplicates. Sold as a collection, not subject to return. (total approx. 300)

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Zeeland, collection of 300 maps, plans, profiles and views 17th-20th cent. Var. techniques and sizes, some handcol. Comprises prints from a.o. Thooneel der steden ende sterckten van t' Vereenight Nederlandt (1674, by Bouttats after Peeters); Meisner, Schatzkästlein (ca. 1630); Speculum Zelandiae (ca. 1656); Guicciardini (ca. 1620); Bor, Oorspronck der Nederlandtschen oorloghen (ca. 1620); Smallegange (1696); Vaderlandsche gezigten (ca. 1793, by Bendorp after Bulthuis); Tegenwoordige Staat (ca. 1745); Terwen (ca. 1860); and Craandijk & Schipperus, (Nieuwe) Wandelingen door Nederland (var. eds.). Some duplicates. Sold as a collection, not subject to return. (total approx. 300)

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Naeukeurige nieuwe land-caert des graefschaps Zeeland. Leiden Chr. Vermey 1718 Engr. 45,5 x 53,2 cm, hand-coloured (traces of 2 folds). Hinged at upper edge. Under passe-partout. Map of the isles of Zeeland and South Holland and Zeelandic Flanders, oriented to the West, while most maps of the region are oriented to the North. This orientation allowed to depict a large area: from Rotterdam in the North to Sluis in the South. 2nd state (first by Meertens and Van Someren in 1696). Ref. Zelandia Comitatus 56.2.

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OTTENS, Reinier & Josua Nieuwe kaart van het graafschap Zeeland [...]. Amsterdam R. & J. Ottens [c. 1725-1750] Engr. 48,3 x 60,3 cm (min. traces of central fold). Hinged at upper edge. Under passe-partout. 2nd state (1st state by Jaillot) of this very detailed map of Zeeland depicting its many canals, islands and peninsulas, with elaborate title cartouche. Verso blank. Ref. Zelandia Comitatus 55.2.

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REYGERSBERGH, Jan Die gheleghtheyt oft Situatie des lands van Zeelandt [...]. [Antwerp wid. Henrick Peetersen [= Jacomyne Bars] 1551] Woodcut, 19,5 x 29 cm (2 clear stains). Hinged at upper edge. Under passe-partout. Very rare and early map of Zeeland. Oriented to the South, this very detailed woodcut depicts many cities and villages, almost all with different and varied profiles. The map represents 13th-c. Zeeland. Ref. Zelandia comitatus H-4a1. Joined, under same passe-partout: Zeeland. [Middelburg, W. Abrahams, 1781]. Engr. 18.9 x 27.8 cm (folded). Copy of the map of Reygersbergh published in Jacobus Ermerins' "Eenige Zeeuwse Oudheden [...]". Ref. Zelandia comitatus H-4a3.

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4 maps. 18th-19th c Engr., c. 33,2/46,5 x 39/56 cm, partly or fully hand-coloured (traces of central folds). 1. Visscher; Roman - [Zelandiae comitatus. Amst., 18th c.] (Toned, edges frayed, some sm. tears and holes). Mounted on paper. 6th part of the well known wall map. - 2 Zeeland. [Leeuwarden, Halma, c. 1744]. 2nd state. - 3 Zeeland. Amst, Tirion, [after 1750]. 3rd state of the same map as 2. - 4. Desterbecq, F. - Kaart van de provincie Zeeland [...]. The Hague, Desterbecq, 1840. 1st state, published in "Atlas van het Koningryk der Nederlanden [...]". Ref. Rijksmuseum, inv. RP-P-AO-15-13B-6 (1). - Zelandia Comitatus 41 (1), 61.2. (2), 61.3. (3), 110.1. (4).

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