- Some very vague oblique folds (mainly) in ample margins.
= Wijk 45.5; Vredenberg-Alink IV A 10. Nicely coloured map.
- Vague waterstain in lower part. = Guicciardini Illustrata 2.1.
AND 2 other plans from the same work and edition: "Franicker" and "Lewardum".
- Part of left margin trimmed just outside the borderline; sm. closed tear affecting the image.
= Wijk 76.2; Vredenberg-Alink V A 14.
AND a smaller copy with a part of the same map handcol. (Wijk 76.3).
- Doubled with linen (strengthening/ closing several dam. spots/ sm. holes); some burnt spots; evenly browned.
= H. Wijk, Groninga Dominium 58 ("Schaars"); Vredenberg-Alink IV, 20A. The oldest wallmap of Groningen. Of great rarity even in this condition.
- Agetoned. = Van der Krogt/ Koeman IV-2/1, 1653, 3rd and final state w. the cartouche at the right.
- Narrow strip (5 mm) of left margin reattached.
= With caption in German in pen and ink: "Das ehemalige Hopische Haus, bey Harlem." SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXI.
= Early Dutch lithograph, showing a view of the house of J.D. Zocher (on the Kloppersingel-Prinsenbolwerk) after a drawing by G.J. Michaelis (dated 1821). Above a garland of flowers. The nursery Rozenhagen owned by Zocher, was situated on the Kloppersingel. Perhaps "Bloemenrijk" was an earlier name of the nursery. This print is perhaps an unused cover or envelope to carry letters or invoices of the nursery, as an early advertisement. In the centre of the left and right edge small lines can be seen, possibly an indication where to fold.
- Soiled; laid down and under passepartout. = Rare view.
Anonymous (17th cent.). "Afbeelding van de Visite van Haare Majesteit van Groot Brittanië, Henrietta Maria, met haaren Neef Prins Willem van Nassau, Gegeeven aan den Heere, Adrianus Paauw, Heere van Heemstede. Op hunne reis naar Amsterdam: Ao. MDCXLIV". Etching after JAN MARTSZEN DE JONGE, 29x39 cm.
= F.M. 1865-b (4th state), with the wrong date, 1644 instead of 1642.
- Closed tear in lower margin. Otherwise fine.
= Cat. Harlemia Illustrata 856: "Het is de grootste kaart die er tot dusver van Haarlem was verschenen en ook de meest correcte". Rare.
- Yellowed; laid down. = Cat. Harlemia Illustrata 892.
- About 15 closed tears mainly in blank margins; sl. duststained in lower right corner.
= Cat. Harlemia Illustrata 891. Rare. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXI.
- Trifle yellowed.
= One of the 4 views in Elswoud by Hendrik Schwegman (1761-1816). Cat. Harlemia Illustrata 1715-1718: "Het werden magistrale prenten die volgens deskundige tijdgenoten niet onderdeden voor het werk van beroemde buitenlandse kunstenaars. (...) Het Haarlemse werk van Schwegman is zeldzaam".
- A few closed sm. tears and one sm. closed hole, none of which are visible on recto; upper blank margin partly strengthened on verso. Very fine copy.
= Extremely rare and detailed view of the siege of Haarlem by Don Frederico de Toledo. Harlemia Illustrata 487; FM 610; Atlas van Stolk 480. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXII.
- Folds as published.
ADDED 2 others, i.a. "Het Beleg van Haarlem" (engr. by C. DECKER, from BOR or LECLERC, second half 17th cent.).
- Slightly browned; sm. hole in upper blank margin. = Van der Krogt/ Koeman IV-2/1, 1730.
ADDED: 4 bird's eye views on 1 sheet from the same work: "Vollenhove", "Hasselt", "Blockzyl" and "Steenwyck".