Various sizes, all behind passepartout. (5x)

[Amsterdam, N. van Ravesteyn, 1651]. Plate-vol. only consisting of 30 numb. engravings (each printed on 2 leaves) after P.J. Post (1608-1669). All ca. 20 x 54 cm. Loose as issued in a 20th-cent. portfolio. – ADDED: 1 similar collection of 37 (of 41) engravings by J. Punt after P. van Cuyck jr. (publ. in 1755) dep. the funeral procession of William IV, Prince of Orange (1711-1751) held in Delft in 1752 (cf. Muller 4032. Atlas Van Stolk 4033. Lacks 4 engravings). (67x)

Late 17th-cent. armorial engraving dep. 4 large coats-of-arms & 144 smaller coats-of-arms (all with names of Dutch families below) in a fine CONTEMPORARY HAND-COLOURING. (Publ. after 1677). Ca. 44,5 x 43,5 cm. – ADDED: 2 handcol. 18th-cent. engr. celestial maps (“Erster [&] Zweyter Theil von der nördlichen Helfte der Himmels-Kugel”/ “Erster [&] Zweyter Theil der Südlichen Helfte der Himmels-Kugel”. Publ. by J.C. Back, ca. 1743, both ca. 28 x 28 cm. & behind passepartout). (3x)

GOUACHE on paper. Titled at top, dated “1947” & signed “Max Räde[cker]” in lower part. Ca. 60 x 41,5 cm. Tipped onto a paper mount.

[London], Malby & Co., 1847. Terrestrial table globe (diameter ca. 30 cm.) with 12 handcol. lithogr. gores (with cartouche & analemma) & 2 polar calottes mounted on a probably plaster-covered wooden sphere. [&] “MALBY’S CELESTIAL GLOBE, Collated from the works of Piazzi, Bradley, Hevelius, Mayer, la Caille, and Johnson. Reduced to the year 1860 by J[ohn]. Addison. Manufactured and published under the Superintendence of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, by Malby & Son [..]”. [London], Malby & Son, 1860. Celestial table globe (diameter ca. 30 cm.) with 12 lithogr. gores (printed in pale green & reddish) with cartouche (dep. various constellations in the shape of animals & mythological figures) & 2 polar calottes mounted on a probably plaster-covered wooden sphere. Both globes raised on an almost identical three-legged wooden stand (height ca. 30 cm., width ca. 42 cm.) with scaled brass meridian circle (diameter ca. 35 cm.) & revolving brass fixture (with brass hour circle at top) surrounded by a wooden horizon circle with mounted engr. paper strip (with scales of i.a. the 12 signs of the Zodiac & the 12 months of the year). (2x)

Contemp. handcol. engr. optical view with English & French caption. Publ. ca. 1760. Ca. 23 x 37 cm. – “VÜE PERSPECTIVE de l’Eglise de St. Jean et St. Paul a Venise”. Contemp. handcol. engr. optical view with French caption. Publ. by J.G. Huquier (Paris, ca. 1760). Ca. 27 x 41 cm. – And 1 similar (“Vüe Perspective de la Fontaine du Soleil a Madrid”, publ. by J.G. Huquier, ca. 1760, ca. 26,5 x 39,5 cm.). (3x)

Handcol. engr. world-map (in 2 hemispheres) with 2 small inset polar hemispheres (“Polus Arcticus” & “Polus Antarcticus”) & 4 allegorical figures in the corners (representing the 4 continents). (Publ. in a Dutch “Keur-Bijbel”, after 1704). Ca. 31 x 46 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).

Large-sized engraving with Dutch caption (incl. a coat-of-arms). Publ. by J.H. Trop (Amsterdam, ca. 1787). Ca. 52 x 63 cm. Behind passepartout.

Large-sized engraving (in a contemp. handcolouring) with Dutch caption (incl. a coat-of-arms of “VOC A[msterdam]”). Publ. by J.H. Trop (Amsterdam, ca. 1787). Ca. 52 x 63 cm. Behind passepartout.

Handcol. engr. bird’s-eye plan with cartouche, legend (listing 37 items) & 2 coats-of-arms. (Publ. by J. Blaeu, ca. 1649). Ca. 37,5 x 49 cm.

Various sizes. (6x)

(Publ. in: De Riemer, “Beschryving van ’s Graven-hage”, 1730-1739). Various sizes. (20x)

Handcol. engr. panoramic bird’s-eye view (printed on 2 leaves) with cartouche, 2 coats-of-arms & legend below (listing 23 items with Dutch & German text) after F.B. Werner. Publ. by the heirs of Jeremias Wolff (“Haered. Ier. Wolffij”) (Augsburg, after 1729). Ca. 34 x 97,5 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).

Handcol. engr. bird’s-eye plan with cartouche, 2 legends (listing 72 items) & panoramic bird’s-eye view below (“Prospect von Graven Haag”). Publ. by the heirs of J.B. Homann (“Homan[n]ianis Heredibus”) (Nürnberg, ca. 1740). Ca. 50,5 x 56,5 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).

Handcol. engr. bird’s-eye plan with Latin title at top, cartouche, 2 coats-of-arms together with 2 legends (listing 100 items with Dutch text) & panoramic bird’s-eye view below. Publ. by P. Schenk (Amsterdam, ca. 1695). Ca. 38 x 47,5 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).

(Publ. by J.J. Dou & S. van Broeckhuysen, after 1647). Ca. 41,5 x 56 cm. – “DELFLANTS DERDE STUK; van de Noort Polaense Steech en Poeldyk, tot aen Klooters Wagenslach en de Ley Wegh, En van de Noort Zee tot aen de Poeldyk en Hoogh Werf begrypende het Dorp Loosduynen, de Poeldyk, West en Oost-Mae-Polder, Een deel van de West Duynen, van Dyk, Tuythofs, En West-Escampse Poldlr[=Polder] Zynde het tweede blat van Monster Ambacht; En het Eerste blat van Seg Broek en West Escamp”. Handcol. engr. map with title at top. (Publ. by N. & J. Kruikius, ca. 1712). Ca. 50,5 x 58 cm. – “DELFLANTS VIERDE STUK; van Klooters Wagenslach en de Ley Wegh tot aen d’Oostduynen en Waelsdorp, En van de Noort Zee tot Hoogh Werf en ’S Gravenhage begrypende het Dorp Schevelinge, Eyckenduynen, het Mientje, En het Kleyne Veentje, met een deel van de Westduynen, En ’t Benoorden Hout, Zynde het tweede blat van Seg-Broek, En het Eerste blat van Haeg-Ambacht en Oost Escamp”. Handcol. engr. map with title at top. (Publ. by N. & J. Kruikius, ca. 1712). Ca. 49,5 x 58 cm. (3x)

Broadside with handcol. woodcut ornament (dep. i.a. Pallas Athena, ca. 6 x 29 cm.) at top, handcol. engr. plan (“Prospectus Horti Academici Lugduno-Batavi”, ca. 20 x 20 cm.) in the middle surrounded by letterpress French, English, Dutch & German text (=legend) and 3 Latin poems below. Publ. “aux Depens de Pierre vander Aa” (Leiden, ca. 1718). Ca. 49 x 39,5 cm. Framed (behind glass).

Handcol. engr. bird’s-eye plan (printed on 3 leaves) with title & 5 coats-of-arms at top, legend & panoramic bird’s-eye view below. Publ. by C. Hagen (ca. 1675). Ca. 79,5 x 61 cm. Framed (behind glass).

Handcol. engr. bird’s-eye map with cartouche & coat-of-arms of Leiden. Publ. in: J.J. ORLERS, “Beschrijvinge der Stad Leyden [..]” (1614 or 1641). Ca. 26 x 33,5 cm. Behind black-lacquered passepartout & framed (behind glass). – “GEZICHT van de Borstel-Brug naar de Hoog-Straat te Leiden”. Handcol. engr. view by N. van der Meer Jr. (publ. ca. 1764). Ca. 28 x 40,5 cm. Behind black-lacquered passepartout & framed (behind glass). – “GEZIGT op de Groote Waag den Ryn, en L. Vrouwekerk te Leyden”. Engr. view by A. Delfos after J. de Beijer. Publ. by widow A. Honkoop & A. Kallewier (Leiden, ca. 1763). Ca. 26,5 x 42 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass). – “GEZIGT op het Raadhuis, langs de Breedestraat te Leyden”. Engr. view by A. Delfos after J. de Beijer. Publ. by widow A. Honkoop & A. Kallewier (Leiden, ca. 1763). Ca. 26,5 x 32,5 cm. Behind black-lacquered passepartout & framed (behind glass). (4x)

Contemp. handcol. engr. map with cartouche. Publ. by J.B. Homann (Nürnberg, after 1707). Ca. 48,5 x 57,5 cm. – “THE SEVEN UNITED PROVINCES, Comprehending Holland, Zeeland, Utrecht, Gelders, Over-Yssel, Frieseland and Groningen; with the Land of Drent; also Dutch Flanders and Dutch Brabant”. Engr. map with cartouche (borders in a contemp. handcolouring). Printed for Robert Sayer (London, ca. 1793). Ca. 47,5 x 57,5 cm. (2x)

Various sizes. (5x)

Handcol. engr. panoramic bird’s-eye view (printed on 2 leaves) with cartouche, coat-of-arms & 2 legends (German text in upper right corner, Dutch & Latin text below). Publ. by G.B. Probst (Augsburg, after 1740). Ca. 35 x 95 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).

Engr. view with Dutch & French caption (incl. a coat-of-arms). Publ. by H.F. Scheurleer (The Hague, ca. 1755). Ca. 29,5 x 41,5 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass). – ADDED: 2 19th-cent. col. lithogr. views of Scheveningen (“Het Badhuis te Scheveningen [..]” & “Intrede te Scheveningen [..]”, both ca. 20 x 27 cm. & framed). (3x)

Handcol. engr. bird’s-eye plan with 2 coats-of-arms & legend (Dutch text listing 61 items) below. (Publ. by J. Blaeu, ca. 1649). Ca. 38,5 x 50,5 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass).

Contemp. handcol. engr. map (printed on 2 leaves) with cartouche after D.W.C. & A. Hattinga. Publ. by I. Tirion (Amsterdam, ca. 1753). Ca. 32,5 x 62,5 cm. – “KAART VAN ZEELAND”. Handcol. engr. map with cartouche. Publ. by I. Tirion (Amsterdam, ca. 1750). Ca. 33 x 39 cm. (2x)