80/5686 Spain Valentiae Regni olim Contestanorum Si Ptolemaeo Edentanorum Si Plinio Credimus Typus 
- Trifle yellowed; vaguely waterst. along middle fold.
= Van den Broecke 29: "Approx. number of copies printed: few. Only three found so far"; not in Van der Krogt/ Koeman. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXII.
80/5687 Switzerland Burgundia Ducatus 
80/5687 Switzerland Burgundia Ducatus 
80/5687 Switzerland Burgundia Ducatus 
= Van der Krogt/ Koeman I, 4870:1A.
ADDED: (Franche-Comté). Engr. map, cartouche, 35x45,5 cm., from MERCATOR-HONDIUS, Atlas, 1630.
- Two closed tears in lower (blank) margin. = Van der Krogt/ Koeman I, 4880:1A.
AND 1 other from the same atlas: "Lotharingia Ducatus".
80 5688 Switzerland Basel Vue de la Ville de Basle 
80 5688 Switzerland Basel Vue de la Ville de Basle 
- Browned; sl. nibbled by silverfish in skyarea. Not examined outside of frame.
80/5689 Turkey Magni Turcarum Dominatoris Imperium per Europam Asiam et Africam 
- Some foxing, especially blank margins.
= Decorative map of the Ottoman Empire, only the western part of northern Africa not depicted.
80/5690 Turkey Nieuwe Zee Caart van de Propontis of Zee van Marmora met de Twee Straaten Hellespont en't Naauw van Constantinopolen 
- Browned; partly doubled.
= Rare map after the English map by P.D. BOHN, showing the Sea of Marmora and its surrounding regions, including Constantinople, Hellespont, the Dardeanelle Strait and the contiguous parts of Turkey and Greece.
80/5691 Turkey Turcicum Imperium 
- Trifle dustsoiled; middle fold splitting at top; otherwise fine. = Van der Krogt/ Koeman I, 8100:1B.2.
80/5692 Vietnam Land Charte des Konigreichs Tunquin 
- A few vague brownish stains. = The scarce German edition of Tavernier's map of Indo-China.
80/5693 Worldmaps Globus Terrestris ad sphaeram obliquam delineatus Globus Coelestis cum Astrodictico artificiali iunctis 
- Trifle yellowed. Otherwise fine. = SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXIII.
80 5694 Worldmaps Planiglobii Terrestris Mappa Universalis Utrumque Hemisphaerum Orient et Occidentale repraesentans 
- Trifle yellowed; nevertheless an attractive map.
= Impressive and decorative map, the title-cartouches (one in Latin and one in French) with mythical sea creatures, plants and animals.
80/5695 Worldmaps Typus Orbis Terrarum 
- Fine. = Shirley 254.
80/5696 Worldmaps Typus Orbis Terrarum 
- Nicely handcol.; a few foxed spots; overall fine. = Shirley 356A. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXIII.
80/5697 Worldmaps Worldmap with Portraits of Ferdinand Magellan Willem Schouten Francis Drake Thomas Cavendish Olivier van Noort and Joris van Spilbergen 
= The map shows the trajectory of Schouten's voyage around the world and is one of a few variant maps published in the various editions of Schouten's book. This copy has replaced the ships Victoria and Eendracht in the upper left and right corner with the portraits of Francis Drake and Thomas Candish. Cf. Shirley 297.
80 5698 Aerssen van Ossendrecht H van 17th/ 18th cent 
80 5698 Aerssen van Ossendrecht H van 17th/ 18th cent 
- Foxed; marginal tears and remains of tape in outer corners. = On fine laid paper with "CDC" watermark.
80 5699 Anastasi Augustuste Paul 1820 1889 
80 5699 Anastasi Augustuste Paul 1820 1889 
80 5700 Anonymous 16th cent Dutch school 
= SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXIV.
80 5701 Anonymous 16th cent 
- Backed w. thin paper; professionally restored w. sm. closed holes and tears from acid biting; sl. soiled.
= With small letter annotations by the artist, perhaps colour indications. Perhaps by a Flemish artist. From the collection Ulmann, with their collector's mark on verso.
80 5702 Anonymous late 16th cent Italian school 
- Old closed tears in upper and lower margin.
= Curious drawing which appears to have an older underdrawing with a different subject.
80 5703 Anonymous late 16th/ early 17th cent 
- Formerly folded. Some stains and folds; paint partly worn away.
= Skillful drawing with cartouche in auricular style. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXIV.
80 5704 Anonymous late 16th/ early 17th cent 
- Sm. dam. spot near lower right corner; a few tiny holes
= On verso a contemporary (?) annotation "Vale" in pen and brown ink and a later "G(?) van Dyers" in pencil. On laid paper with part of an unidentifed watermark. From the Ulmann collection with their collector's mark on verso.
80 5705 Anonymous 17th cent 
- Two tiny closed holes; tipped onto mount.; sl. foxed.
= On thin laid paper. The Pharisee with the glasses and holding the book is a recurring figure in the Dutch and Flemish depiction of this scene. So perhaps by a Flemish artist or northern France.