[DORDRECHT] – “DORDRACUM vulgo Dortt. [..]”. Handcol. engr. profile view with cartouche, legend & coat-of-arms. (Publ. by G. Braun & F. Hogenberg, after 1572). Ca. 31 x 49 cm. Behind passepartout.

[DORDRECHT] – “DORDRECHT”. Handcol. engr. plan with cartouche & 2 coats-of-arms. (Publ. by G. Braun & F. Hogenberg, after 1572). Ca. 33,5 x 47 cm. Behind passepartout & framed.

[FRIESLAND & GRONINGEN] – (MAP of the Northern Netherlands). Handcol. woodcut map with cartouche & coat-of-arms. (Publ. by S. Münster, after 1550). Ca. 19,5 x 16,5 cm. Behind passepartout & framed. – “FRISIA”. Handcol. engr. map with cartouche. (Publ. by J. Hondius after G. Mercator, ca. 1610). Ca. 13 x 18 cm. Behind passepartout & framed. – “FRISIA”. Handcol. engr. map with cartouche. (Publ. by J. Keerbergen or J.B. Vrients, after 1601). Ca. 8,5 x 12,5 cm. Behind passepartout & framed. (3x)

[FRIESLAND & GRONINGEN] – “FRISIA”. Handcol. engr. map with cartouche. (Publ. by J. Hondius after G. Mercator, ca. 1610). Ca. 13 x 18 cm. Behind passepartout & framed. – “FRISIA”. Handcol. engr. map with cartouche. (Publ. by J. Keerbergen or J.B. Vrients, after 1601). Ca. 8,5 x 12,5 cm. Behind passepartout & framed. – “FRISIA”. Handcol. engr. map with cartouche. (Publ. by A. Ortelius, ca. 1600). Ca. 8 x 11 cm. Behind passepartout & framed. (3x)

[FRIESLAND] – “FRISIA OCCIDENTALIS”. Contemp. handcol. engr. map with cartouche after G. Mercator. (Publ. by J. Hondius, ca. 1619). Ca. 36,5 x 46,5 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (glazed recto & verso).

[LEIDEN] – “HET RAPENBURG TE LEIJDEN, Zoo als het zich vertoonde even voor de schrikkelyke uitbarsting van een Schip, geladen met Buskruid op den 12 January 1807, [..]”. Handcol. etched view (aquatint) by L. Portman after F.A. Milatz. (Publ. by E. Maaskamp, ca. 1807). Ca. 26 x 34 cm. Behind passepartout & framed. – “HET RAPENBURG TE LEIJDEN IN RUÏNE, Zo als het zich vertoonde na de schriklyke uitbarsting van een Schip, geladen met Buskruid op den 12 January 1807”. Handcol. etched view (aquatint) by L. Portman after C.L. Hansen. (Publ. by E. Maaskamp, ca. 1807). Ca. 26 x 34 cm. Behind passepartout & framed. – ADDED: 1 other engr. view by A. Delfos (“Gezigt op den Leydschen Burg”, publ. by widow A. Honkoop & A. Kallewier, ca. 1763, ca. 26,5 x 33 cm.). (3x)

[LEO BELGICUS] – “HET GRAAFSCHAP HOLLANDT, [..]”. Handcol. engr. map (in the shape of a LEO BELGICUS) with cartouche. Publ. by B. Mourik (Amsterdam, ca. 1761). Ca. 21 x 16,5 cm. Behind passepartout & framed. – ADDED: a 19th-cent. steel-engr. map of the Netherlands (publ. in 1857). (2x)

“Noord Zyde van de Maas Eerste/ Tweede/ Derde/ Vierde Stuk”. – “West Zyde van de Maas Derde/ Vierde Stuk”. Collection of 6 (of 8) engraved views (each with a Dutch caption) printed on 3 leaves. (Publ. by Jacob Quack, after 1665). Ca. 14,5 x 41,5 cm. (views) & ca. 60 x 47 cm. (leaves). – ADDED: 1 similar leaf with 3 engr. views (dep. postal carriers near a sea-shore. With defects). (4x)

[ROTTERDAM] – “GEZICHT uit de Maas langs de Stad Rotterdam [..]”. Contemp. handcol. engr. view (with Dutch & French caption) by K.F. Bendorp. Publ. by “A. Blussé & fil” (Dordrecht, ca. 1800). Ca. 22 x 28 cm. – ADDED: 2 18th-cent. engr. plans of Edam & Purmerend (both publ. by I. Tirion, ca. 1743, ca. 17 x 21 cm.). (3x)

[ROTTERDAM] – “ROTERODAMI [..]”. Contemp. handcol. engr. plan (with cartouche & legend) and large engr. profile view below after M. Seutter. Publ. by T.C. Lotter (Augsburg, ca. 1760). Ca. 50 x 58 cm. – “ROTTERDAM”. Engr. plan with cartouche, legend & 2 coats-of-arms. (Publ. by G. Leti, ca. 1690). Ca. 40 x 50,5 cm. – And 1 similar engr. plan of Rotterdam (publ. by G. Braun & F. Hogenberg, after 1572. With defects). (3x)

[THE NETHERLANDS] – “VERE”. Handcol. engr. plan with cartouche & 3 coats-of-arms. (Publ. by L. Guicciardini, ca. 1612). Ca. 22,5 x 30 cm. Behind passepartout & framed. – “GROENINGHEN”. Engr. profile view. (Publ. by P. Bertius, after 1616). Ca. 13,5 x 19 cm. Behind passepartout & framed. – And 6 similar, mainly 18th-/19th-cent. engr. views (of i.a. Arnhem & Groningen). – ADDED: 3 handcol. engr. general maps of the Netherlands (publ. by A.M. Mallet, ca. 1683, all ca. 14 x 10 cm.). (11x)

[ZUID-HOLLAND] – [WASSENAAR] – (MAP of Wassenaar, Voorschoten & surroundings). Engr. map (publ. after 1615). Ca. 37 x 27,5 cm. Behind passepartout & framed.

[ZUID-HOLLAND] – “DELFLANDIA, SCHIELANDIA, et Insulae trans Mosam illis objacentes ut sunt Voorna, Overflackea, Goerea, Yselmonda, [..]”. Handcol. engr. map with cartouche. Publ. by W. Blaeu (Amsterdam, after 1631). Ca. 38,5 x 50,5 cm. Behind passepartout & framed.

[ZUID-HOLLAND] – “NOVISSIMA DELFLANDIAE, SCHIELANDIAE et circumiacentium insularum ut Voornae, Overflackeae, Goereae, Iselmondae, aliarumque tabula [..]”. Handcol. engr. map with cartouche after B.F. van Berckenrode. Publ. by J. Janssonius (Amsterdam, after 1641). Ca. 45,5 x 55,5 cm. Behind passepartout & framed.

[ZUIDERZEE] – “KAART XII ZUIDERZEE, 1 op 100.000 (Klein bestek), Samengesteld uit de hydrographische kaarten naar de versch[illend]e opnamen van A. van Rijn en A.R. Blommendal, van P.J. Buyskes en H.A. de Smit van den Broecke enz. in de jaren 1844-’47, ’74 en ’84. Gegraveerd in 1848 en 49 door W.C. van Baarsel en P.N. Tuyn en bijgewerkt door A. Tuyn in 1886”. Engr. map with cartouche (partly handcol. in outlines). Publ. by “Ministerie van Marine, Afdeeling Hydrographie” (’s Gravenhage, 1886). Ca. 102 x 85 cm. Framed.

Collection of ca. 50 late 18th-/ early 19th-cent. drawings/ watercolours on paper (in various sizes) mainly dep. figures in local costumes, for the greater part drawn by the Dutch nobleman & military commander Anthony Boldewijn Gijsbert van Dedem van den Gelder (1774-1825) who made a journey to Constantinople (visiting his father Jhr. Frederik Gijsbert van Dedem tot den Gelder (1743-1820) who was Dutch ambassador at the time) and travelled to the Levant & Egypt at the end of the 18th century (several drawings & watercolours are titled: “femme de Morée”, “Dervich”, “femme d’Athènes”, “Albanais”, “Bairaktar ou Portenseigne” (signed “A:B:G: de Dedem” in black ink), “Dames de Péran en 1785”, “femme arabe du désert”, “Mirza Tartare” & “Tartares du Comun”). All loosely inserted in a late 18th-/ early 19th-cent. red morocco album (64 blank leaves, a few with watermark of the Dutch papermaker Jan Aggesz. Kool (1742-1816) and/or his successor Jan Jacobsz. Kool (1776-1837), ca. 23,5 x 17,5 cm., all edges gilt). (ca. 50x)