- Two chafed spots in right part; tear of 5 cm. in middle fold in lower blank margin; sl. yellowed.
= Van der Krogt/ Koeman II, 3201:2.
AND 1 other: "Afbeeldinge vande vermaerde seehaven ende stadt van Duynkercken (...) Pourtraict de la fameuse ville et havre de Duynkercke (...)" (handcol. engr. chart after P. CODDE, from BLAEU, Atlas Maior, ±1664. Creased).
- Tear of 3 cm. in upper right corner; middle fold splitting at both ends; a few sm. tears in lower blank margin.
= Van der Krogt/ Koeman I, 3102:1.
"Prima Pars Brabantiae cuius caput Lovanium". Partly handcol. engr. map by M.F. VAN LANGREN, 2 dec. cartouches, 1 coat of arms and compass rose, 41x52 cm., Amst., W. Blaeu, 1642.
- A few tiny holes on middle fold; blank margins (vaguely) stained.
= Van der Krogt/ Koeman II, 3110:2 (variant b, verso blank).
- (Blank) margins on the sides foxed and sl. frayed.
- Both maps a few vague creases/ printing flaws next to middle fold; 2nd map tear of 3 cm. in lower blank margin of middle fold.
= Van der Krogt/ Koeman II, 3110:2 and 3111:2.
= Van der Krogt/ Koeman II, 3112:2.
"Flandria Gallica Continens Castellanias Insulensem Duacensem Orchianensem Civitatem Dominiumq: Tornacense". Engr. map, title-cartouche in lower left corner, 40x50,5 cm., Amst., H. Hondius, 1638.
- Sl. creased along middle fold; image sl. rubbed in lower right corner.
= Van der Krogt/ Koeman I, 3220:1.1.
= Van der Krogt/ Koeman II, 3112:2.
- Some minor defects; mostly fine.
= I.a. "Antverpia. Antwerpen" (nicely handcol. engr. panoramic view by J.G. RINGLE after F.B. WERNER, Augsb., ±1750. Very rare), "Mecheln in Brabandt" (engr. view, from D. MEISNER, Thesaurus Philo-Politicus, ±1625), "Botanic Garden Brussels" (steelengr. view by H. WORMS after W.H. BARTLETT, London, ±1840), "Vue des Ruines de Beauraing" (lithogr. view by J.B. MADOU after G. DE HOWEN, Brussels, 1825) and "Abbaye de S. Amant ord de St. Benôit" (engr. view, Paris, 1770).
- Some minor defects; mostly fine.
= I.a. "Plan de la Ville d'Aire Assiegée" (engr. plan by M. POOL, Amst., 1715), "Grondtekening der Stad Ryssel" (engr. plan, ±1740), "Berg S. Winox" (engr. plan by N. DE FER, Paris, ±1690), "Béthune, ville forte des Pays-Bas" (handcol. engr. plan by N. DE FER, Paris, ±1700) and "Saint-Omer" (handcol. engr. plan by N. DE FER, Paris, ±1700).
- Each leaf w. hole and many restorations and repairs on former folds (w. sl. loss of image); without the printed text below. Sold w.a.f.
= Very rare panorama of Antwerp. Delen, Iconographie van Antwerpen, 217. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXVI.
- Trimmed on right borderline.
AND 1 other similar on Brazil from I. COMMELIN: "A. Is het belegerde fort real".
- A few foxed spots; trifle yellowed. = Rare.
- Trifle foxed and w. some brownish waterstains.
= One of a set of two maps showing the Eastern half of North America.
- Doubled; some unobtrusive stains; nevertheless fine. = Koeman IV, Van Keulen C, 8 [25]. Rare.
- Heavily creased and foxed; some marginal repairs on verso.
= This decorative celestial chart was published 5 times between 1684 and 1792. Whitfield p.81: "An ingenious application of the Mercator-type projection to the celestial map."
- A few tears in image closed on verso (one tear ±12 cm.); a few marginal tears (mainly in blank margin).
= Nice map depicting the circular solarsystem (Ø 44 cm.) according to Copernicus and Constantijn Huygens, with the signs of the zodiac, and with a large cartouche with additional information in each corner.
= One of 6 celestial charts showing the heavens as seen in 1730, also delineating the paths of various comets.
- A few marginal tears (1x touching the image),
= Decorative celestial chart of the northern skies, depicting the signs of the zodiac in the centre and 4 observatories (i.a. of Paris and Nürnberg) in the corners.
- Flattened fold in right margin; tape along margins on verso.
ADDED: 3 other maps, i.a. two engr. worldmaps: "Homerische Welttafel" and "Weltkarte".
- Trife age-toned. Otherwise fine. = SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXVI.