5033 - 5277 FINE ARTS - DUTCH TOPOGRAPHY. MAPS, PLANS and VIEWS
76/5133 Leidschendam Gezicht van den Leydschendam van de kant van Leyden te zien 
- Middle-fold as published; sl. foxed.
76/5134 Leyden Lugdunum Leiden 
76/5134 Leyden Lugdunum Leiden 
76/5134 Leyden Lugdunum Leiden 
- Foxed in mostly margins. = SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXXVIII.
76/5135 Leyden Ontsettinge der stad Leyden 
76/5135 Leyden Ontsettinge der stad Leyden 
76/5135 Leyden Ontsettinge der stad Leyden 
76/5136 Limburg Ducatus Limburgum 
- Slightly yellowed. = Van der Krogt/ Koeman II, 3170:2.
76 5137 Limburg Limburgh 
76 5137 Limburg Limburgh 
- Doubled. = Guicciardini Illustratus 3.
AND a dam. copy of "Tabula Ducatus Limburch. et Comitatus Valckenburch" (Amst., F. de Wit, ±1680).
76/5138 Limburg Mastricht 
76/5138 Limburg Mastricht 
76/5138 Limburg Mastricht 
76 5139 Maastricht Traiectum ad Mosam 
= Van der Krogt/ Koeman IV-2.1, 2534.
76/5140 Medemblik Kaart van de Gemeente van Medemblik gelegen in de Provincie Noord Holland 
- Vaguely foxed; sm. tear in title-cartouche; a few small closed marginal tears; rolled.
= Early if not the first cadastral map and plan of Medemblik and adjoining polders, "volgens de Perceels Gewijze Plans voor het Kadaster van die Gemeente Opgemaakt in den Jare 1825 op last van den Heer Visser Staatsr: Administr: der directe belastingen in en uit etc. Onder Administratie van den Heer Van Tets van Goudriaan Gouverneur, den Heer P: Pont Burgemeester en Onder Directie van den Heer C: Groll Ingenieur Verificateur door F.J. Nautz Landmeter der Eerste Klasse" (continuation of calligraphed title-cartouche). The Dutch cadastre was started in 1811, but any really useful maps were made only from the 1820s. The Medemblik area is subdivided into three sections: A. Medemblik town; B. De Vliet; C. Braak Polder.
76 5141 Merian M Lot of 25 engr plans of Dutch towns 
76/5142 Middelburg Middelburgum 
- Tears in two folds of lower sl. wrinkled margin; tear in right margin (just touching the image) closed on verso; sl. yellowed.
"Afbeelding van de stad Middelburg in Zeeland". Engr. bird's eye plan by C. GOLIAT, w. cartouche, compass rose and 2 coats of arms, 45,5x53 cm., Middelburg, J. Meertens, 1696.
- Cut just inside/ touching the border; sl. finger- and dustsoiled.
"Middelburgum Selandiae Opp: (...)." Engr. bird's eye plan, 23x31,3 cm., from GUICCIARDINI, 1581/ first half 17th cent.
- Sl. yellowed. = Guicciardini Illustratus 1.1.
AND 2 other fold. engr. panoramic views of Middelburg (1x dam.). - ADDED: 2 others from SMALLEGANGE, 1696 ( "De Stad Vere" and "Vlissingen").
76/5143 Militaria Tabula praelii prope Neoportum 
- Sl. yellowed; lower margin waterstained; a few (sm.) closed tears. = F.M. 1141.
AND 3 engr. plans of sieges from COMMELIN, Frederick Hendrick, i.a. "Belegeringe der Starcke Stadt Groll door syn Excellentie Frederick Hendrick (...) Begonnen den 19en Iuly 't Iaer 1627. ende verovert den 19en Augusty des selfden Iaers" (etched bird's eye view w. cartouche and 3 inset views/ sections of fortifications, 27,3x35,5 cm., 1651. F.M. 1570).
76/5144 Netherlands Belgii Veteris Typus 
- Trifle browned. = Van der Heijden 105, 1st state (of 2).
76 5145 Netherlands Carta generale di Paessi Bassi Francesi Austriaci Olandesi Ec col vescocato di Liegi 
76 5145 Netherlands Carta generale di Paessi Bassi Francesi Austriaci Olandesi Ec col vescocato di Liegi 
76 5145 Netherlands Carta generale di Paessi Bassi Francesi Austriaci Olandesi Ec col vescocato di Liegi 
- Sl. browned.
= Maps showing the entire Low Countries, from Friesland to Luxembourg. With cartouches showing profiles of Amsterdam and Middelburg. Rare complete map series.
76 5146 Netherlands Descriptio Germaniae Inferioris 
- Lower part middle fold trifle worn; not examined outside frame.
= Van den Broecke 58; Van der Heijden 14; Van der Krogt/ Koeman IIIB, 3000:31A.
76/5147 Netherlands Les Dix Sept Provinces des Pays Bas distinguées suivant qu'elles sont possedées à present 
- Trifle yellowed; a few foxed spots. = Van der Heijden 189 (3rd state).
76/5148 Netherlands Gedenkzuyl der VII Verëenigde Provincien 
= F.M. 5248. Nice allegorical print w. 57 small circular profiles of Dutch cities ("Stemhebbende steeden").
76 5149 Netherlands Hollandiae Antiquorum Catthorum Sedis Nova Descriptio 
- Sm. narrow waterstainin upper blank margin; sm. hole on fold in upper margin.
= Van den Broecke 79; Blonk-van der Wijst 11.1, the first state (of 4); Van der Krogt/ Koeman I, 3400:31.
76/5150 Netherlands Leo Belgicus 
- Vertical and horizontal middle fold; not examined outside frame.
= Van der Heyden, Leo Belgicus 12.1: likely 2nd state (of 2), "only appears folded, relevant to adjusting the map to the 12o edition". SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXXIX.
76 5151 Netherlands Novissima et accuratissima XVII Provinciarum Germaniae Inferioris Tabula 
76 5151 Netherlands Novissima et accuratissima XVII Provinciarum Germaniae Inferioris Tabula 
- Yellowed; small portion of lower margin of map torn off (5x4.5 cm., affecting the area between Düsseldorf, Halteren and Sollingen).
= Attractive map of the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxemburg, oriented West at the top. Van der Heijden 145, 1st or 2nd state (of 4), with Arenbergh, Kerpen and Zulch still outside Ducatus Juliacensis, but Gemund and Dalen inside Duc. Juliacensis.
ADDED: 13 miscellaneous other maps of countries surrounding The Netherlands, incl. dam./ mediocre copies, i.a. "Das Herzogthum Schlesien" (partly handcol. engr. map w. 2 inset views of Breslau and Gross-Glogau and a title cartouche, n.pl., Busch, ±1760. Strengthened on verso on folds) and "Comitatus Mansfeld (...)" (handcol. engr. map w. cartouche, Nurnberg, Homann heirs, 1750. Sl. creased and formerly rolled; a few wormholes in and around cartouche).
- The lot sold w.a.f.
76 5152 Netherlands Novus XVII Inferioris Germaniae Provinciarum Typus 
- Sl. yellowed; sm. tear in lower blank margin. Otherwise fine.
= Van der Heijden 64, the 3rd state (of 3); Koeman/ Van der Krogt 3000:2.2. Very nice map, originally published in 1608 with figured borders. Used in the Atlas of 1630 and subsequent editions in second and third state, without these borders (except for the narrow ornamental border at the bottom). The cartouche in the lower right corner reads "Ghedruckt t'Amsterdam, bij Willem Blaeu op't Water inde vergulde Zonnewyser". "Lest he should be confused with his formidable rival Johannes Janssonius, it was probably in the course of 1640 that Willem Jansz. changed his signature on the general map of the Netherlands into Willem Blaeu." (Van der Heijden).