Kaarten Denemarken / Maps Denmark
COPENHAGEN. Copenhague. Ville capitale du Royaume de Danne marq et sejour ordinaire du Roy situie dans l'isle de Seelande au detroit du Sond á 55. degrez 40. minutes de latitude Sept. et a 30 degrez 55. minutes de Longitude Suivant les dernires observations. Copperplate. Amsterdam. P. Mortier (1661-1711). 22x31 cm. Excellent large paper copy. [Ordernr.: 8146 ]
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DENEMARKEN. Dania Regnum in quo sunt Ducatus Holsatia et Slesvicum Insulae Danicae et Provinciae Iutia, Scania, Blekingia et Hallandia. Copperplate. Amsterdam, F. de Wit, after 1688. Original old coloured Ca 50 x 58 cm. Centrefold restored. Good copy. [Ordernr.: 19508 ]
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DENEMARKEN. General Charte vom Königreich Dænemark nebst dem Herzogthum Holstein. Nach dem besten astronomischen Beobachtungen und den Special Charten von Wessel Godicheu.a.m. entworfen durch F.L. Güssefeld. Copperplate. Contemporary handcoloured engraved map by Erben Homan, Nürnberg, 1789 . Ca. 55 x 38 cm. Very small wormholes. [Ordernr.: 22412 ]
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DENEMARKEN. Insulae Danicae in mari Balthico sitae utpote Zeelandia, Fionia, Langelandia, Lalandia, Falstria, Fembria Mona. Copperplate. Original old coloured map by Johann Baptist Homann. Nürnberg, ca 1720. 49 x 58 cm. The paper has two small press foldings, one on the left (which is a small crack now) and one in the middle, hard to see. [Ordernr.: 22414 ]
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DENEMARKEN. Nieuwe kaart van het Koninkryk van Deenemarken na de laatste ondekking int licht gebracht. Copperplate by J. Keijser 1734. Amsterdam, Isaak Tirion. Original old coloured map of Denmark. Ca 28 x 34 cm. Koeman AN III, Tir4 (10). Atlas copy, in excellent condition. [Ordernr.: 20814 ]
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DENEMARKEN. Regno di Danimarca. Copperplate after Isaac Tirion and J. Keijser 1734. Amsterdam. Ca 33x28 cm. Koeman ANIII, Tir 4 (10) Tirion Atlas Italian edition. In a good condition. [Ordernr.: 22416 ]
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DENEMARKEN. Royaume de Danemarck, qui comprend le Nord-Jutland divisé en ses quatre dioceses, le Sud-Jutland divisé et ses deux Duchés de Sleswick et de Holstein, et les isles de Fionie, Selande, Laland, etc. Copperplate. Paris, Sr Robert, 1750. Contemporary handcoloured engraved map. Ca. 49 x 57 cm. [Ordernr.: 22060 ]
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DENMARK. Le Royaume de Dannemark subdivisée en ses quatre Dioceses avec les Isles Adjacentes Le Duche de Slewick. Copper-engraving. Amsterdam, Hendrik de Leth, 1740. Original handcoloured engraved map.16,5 x 22 cm. Originally doubled on old paper. [Ordernr.: 24208 ]
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FUNEN Fionia vulgo Fynen Copperplate. Amsterdam, Blaeu, 1647 - 1649. Ca. 38x50 cm. However Willem Jansz. Blaeu had the idea for a long time to publish a world atlas, he only started with this after he in 1629, closely after the death of J. Hondius II , bought from his inheritance 37 copperplates.This led to to his first World Atlas, Altlantis appendix (1630) with 60 maps. The rivalhood between the Blaeu and the Hondius-Janssonius firms, which engaged for years, reached an climax and would last for many years. It is however strange that the sale of the copperplates took place, but nevertheless the firm Hondius-Janssonius rushed to copy these maps and continued the production of their atlas. Already in 1631 Willem Jansz. Blaeu published his second atlas Appendix theatri A. Ortelii et Atlantis G. Mercatoris ( completion for the Ortelius and Mercator atlasses.) , which has 99 maps and in 1634 followed his Novus Atlas with 159 maps, where for the first time the name of his son Joan I as publisher is mentioned on the titlepage.The last atlas that Willem Jansz. saw completed(1635), exists of 2 parts and a total of 208 maps. After the death of Willem Jansz. Blaeu in 1638, his sons Joan and Cornelis continued the production untill Cornelis died in 1642, Joan continued on his own. Koeman/Krogt AN II [1530:2 ] 2:232.1 (7) . German edition. Drie Generaties Blaeu, M. Donkersloot-de Vrij blz.65folding [Ordernr.: 22390 ]
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FUNEN Fionia vulgo Fynen Copperplate. Amsterdam, Blaeu, 1647 - 1649. Ca. 38x50 cm. Koeman/Krogt AN [1530:2 ] 2:232.1 blz 492/2191e franse editie [Ordernr.: 23126 ]
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FUNEN Fioniæ Nova et Acurata Descriptio Copperplate. Henricus Hondius,(1639 -1644) Ca. 35.5x40 cm. from the Nouveau Theatre du Monde in three volumes.(vol. 1, nr. 39) Koeman's AN Krogt, [1530:1A.2] 1:411/2 page nr: 586/283 Upper middle folding slightly browned [Ordernr.: 22391 ]
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FUNEN Nova et Accurata descriptio totius Fioniæ vulgo Fvnen. Apud. Janssonio-Waesbergios et Mosem Pitt. Copperplate. Contemporary handcoloured engraved map. English edition of the Mercator-Hondius atlas. London, 1680-83 , Johannes Janssonius van Waesbergen, Moses Pitt en Steven Swart. Ca 40x51 cm. The Atlas Maior by Johannes Janssonius served as a basis for the atlas with english text, undertaken by Moses Pitt of London in 1680-83, with the co-publishers J. Janssonius van Waesbergen (c.1616/17-1681) , his sons, and Steven Swart (1641-1683). Both publishers had versions with their own imprint. Their Ambitions were high but the (financial) succes was low, as the enterprise collapsed, due tot financial problems after the fourth volume. The first volume of the English Atlas (northern Europe) was compiled by Thomas Lane, Obadiah Walker and Hugh Todd. The text was printed at Oxford 'at the Theater', The maps are generally printed from reworked plates of Janssonius, and they added the imprint of Janssionius van Waesbergen and Pitt , and to facilitate finding places with the index , the grid of parallels and meridians. In all probability the maps were printed in Amsterdam and shipped to Oxford to be bound with the text.Koeman/Krogt I [1530:1B.2 ] 1:451 (38) Copy on thick paper, without folding. Browned. [Ordernr.: 22292 ]
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FUNEN Nova et Accurata descriptio totius Fioniæ vulgo Fvnen. Copperplate. Contemporary handcoloured engraved map. French edition of the Nouvel Atlas , Johannes Janssonius Ca 41x51 cm. 1652 /1653 Koeman/krogt AN [1:416/17] 1:416 Small tear in lower folding(repaired). [Ordernr.: 23149 ]
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JUTLAND. Iutia Septentrionalis. Copperplate by G. Mercator. Ca. 39x28 cm. From Hondius Atlas 1628 French edition Koeman/krogt [1551:1A] 1:114 Small tear in lower folding [Ordernr.: 22415 ]
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JUTLAND. Iutiæ Tabula in qua sunt Dioeceses Alburgensis, Wiburgensis, Ripensis et Arhusiensis (etc). Copperplate. Amsterdam, F. de Wit, London, 1680-83 , Johannes Janssonius van Waesbergen, Moses Pitt en Steven Swart. Ca 58x48cm. Contemporary handcoloured map. The Atlas Maior by Johannes Janssonius served as a basis for the atlas with english text, undertaken by Moses Pitt of London in 1680-83, with the co-publishers J. Janssonius van Waesbergen (c.1616/17-1681) , his sons, and Steven Swart (1641-1683). Both publishers had versions with their own imprint. Their Ambitions were high but the (financial) succes was low, as the enterprise collapsed, due tot financial problems after the fourth volume. The first volume of the English Atlas (northern Europe) was compiled by Thomas Lane, Obadiah Walker and Hugh Todd. The text was printed at Oxford 'at the Theater', The maps are generally printed from reworked plates of Janssonius, and they added the imprint of Janssionius van Waesbergen and Pitt , and to facilitate finding places with the index , the grid of parallels and meridians. In all probability the maps were printed in Amsterdam and shipped to Oxford to be bound with the text.Copy on heavy paper, Very rare edition !! [Ordernr.: 22868 ]
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JYLLAND Iutiae Tabula in qua sunt Dioeceses Alburgensis, Wiburgensis, Ripensis et Arhusiensis (etc). Copperplate. Amsterdam, F. de Wit, 1688. Original old coloured map. Ca 58 x 48 cm. Good map. [Ordernr.: 19499 ]
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JYLLAND Jutia Australis in qua Dioeceses Ripensis et Arhusiensis Copperplate. Contemporary handcoloured engraved map. English edition of the Mercator-Hondius atlas. London, 1680-83 , Johannes Janssonius van Waesbergen, Moses Pitt en Steven Swart. Ca 57x44 cm. The Atlas Maior by Johannes Janssonius served as a basis for the atlas with english text, undertaken by Moses Pitt of London in 1680-83, with the co-publishers J. Janssonius van Waesbergen (c.1616/17-1681) , his sons, and Steven Swart (1641-1683). Both publishers had versions with their own imprint. Their Ambitions were high but the (financial) succes was low, as the enterprise collapsed, due tot financial problems after the fourth volume. The first volume of the English Atlas (northern Europe) was compiled by Thomas Lane, Obadiah Walker and Hugh Todd. The text was printed at Oxford 'at the Theater', The maps are generally printed from reworked plates of Janssonius, and they added the imprint of Janssionius van Waesbergen and Pitt , and to facilitate finding places with the index , the grid of parallels and meridians. In all probability the maps were printed in Amsterdam and shipped to Oxford to be bound with the text.Koeman/Krogt I [1530:1B.2 ] 1:451 (38) Copy on thick paper, without folding. Browned. [Ordernr.: 23132 ]
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JYLLAND Jutia Septentrionalis in qua Dioeceses. Alburgensis et Viburgensis Copperplate. Contemporary handcoloured engraved map. English edition of the Mercator-Hondius atlas. London, 1680-83 , Johannes Janssonius van Waesbergen, Moses Pitt en Steven Swart. Ca 54x57,5 cm. The Atlas Maior by Johannes Janssonius served as a basis for the atlas with english text, undertaken by Moses Pitt of London in 1680-83, with the co-publishers J. Janssonius van Waesbergen (c.1616/17-1681) , his sons, and Steven Swart (1641-1683). Both publishers had versions with their own imprint. Their Ambitions were high but the (financial) succes was low, as the enterprise collapsed, due tot financial problems after the fourth volume. The first volume of the English Atlas (northern Europe) was compiled by Thomas Lane, Obadiah Walker and Hugh Todd. The text was printed at Oxford 'at the Theater', The maps are generally printed from reworked plates of Janssonius, and they added the imprint of Janssionius van Waesbergen and Pitt , and to facilitate finding places with the index , the grid of parallels and meridians. In all probability the maps were printed in Amsterdam and shipped to Oxford to be bound with the text.Koeman/Krogt I [1551:1B.2 ] 1:451 (28) Copy on thick paper, without folding. [Ordernr.: 23131 ]
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LOLLAND Lalandiæ et Falstriæ Accurata Descriptio. Apud Janssonio-Waesbergios et Mosen Pitt Copperplate. Contemporary handcoloured engraved map. English edition of the Mercator-Hondius atlas. London, 1680-83 , Johannes Janssonius van Waesbergen, Moses Pitt en Steven Swart. Ca 53x41 cm. The Atlas Maior by Johannes Janssonius served as a basis for the atlas with english text, undertaken by Moses Pitt of London in 1680-83, with the co-publishers J. Janssonius van Waesbergen (c.1616/17-1681) , his sons, and Steven Swart (1641-1683). Both publishers had versions with their own imprint. Their Ambitions were high but the (financial) succes was low, as the enterprise collapsed, due tot financial problems after the fourth volume. The first volume of the English Atlas (northern Europe) was compiled by Thomas Lane, Obadiah Walker and Hugh Todd. The text was printed at Oxford 'at the Theater', The maps are generally printed from reworked plates of Janssonius, and they added the imprint of Janssionius van Waesbergen and Pitt , and to facilitate finding places with the index , the grid of parallels and meridians. In all probability the maps were printed in Amsterdam and shipped to Oxford to be bound with the text.Koeman/Krogt I [1541:1.2 ] 1:451 (39) Copy on thick paper, without folding. [Ordernr.: 23133 ]
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SJAELLAND Insularum Danicarum ut Zee-landiae, Fioniae, Langelandiae, Lalandiae Falstriae, Mona aliarumq, in Mari Balthico Sitar. Copperplate. Amsterdam, F. de Wit, 1688. Original old coloured map. Ca 49 x 58 cm. Lower centrefold restored. [Ordernr.: 19514 ]
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