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Four historical city and regional maps, 16th/17th century Copperplate engravings on paper, some hand-colored, all framed under glass. 1) “The Humors of Southwark Fair,” William Hogarth (1697–1764). Fair scene in Southwark, London; inscribed in the print as “Wm. Hogarth.” Slightly browned, with occasional spots. Image size 25.5 × 36 cm, frame dimensions 39.2 × 49.5 cm. 2) “Speyer.” Historical cityscape with fortifications and a caption. Visible center fold, browned, with occasional spots. Image size 18 × 34.3 cm, frame dimensions 33.2 × 50 cm. 3) “Mühlhausen.” Historical cityscape with cartouche decoration and legend. Center fold, slightly browned. Image size 21.2 × 37.5 cm, frame dimensions 33.2 × 50 cm. 4) “Palatinatus Bavariae Descriptio. Erhardo Reych Tirolense Auctore,” after Abraham Ortelius. With title cartouche and scale bar “Scala Milliarium Germanicorum”; handwritten “Ortelius 1575” below the map field. Tanned, with scattered spots; creases along the lower edge. Sheet approx. 38 × 29 cm, frame dimensions 43 × 33 cm. Condition: II
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