Large-sized etched & engraved bird’s-eye plan (printed on 6 attached leaves) with cartouche (incorporating a compass-rose) & legend (listing 94 items) in a FINE CONTEMPORARY HAND-COLOURING. Signed “Romanus De Hooghe”, monogrammed “JVD”, “et Corn R auctor” & dated “1694” in the plate (in lower right corner). (Publ. ca. 1694). Ca. 108 x 119,5 cm. (image) & ca. 110 x 121 cm. (leaves). Mounted onto a paper mount & framed (behind glass, ca. 144,5 x 153,5 cm.). – “ROTTERODAMUM”. Large-sized etched & engraved panoramic bird’s-eye view (printed on 5 attached leaves, partly numb. “12-14” in the plate) with cartouche in a FINE CONTEMPORARY HAND-COLOURING (the cartouche partly heightened with GOLD). (Publ. ca. 1694). Ca. 24,5 x 228 cm. (image). Mounted onto a paper mount & framed (behind glass, ca. 66 x 256 cm.). – “HET STADT-HUYS”/ “S LAURENS KERCK”/ “DE FRANSE KERCK”/ “DE PRINSE KERCK”/ “DE BEURSE”/ “DE MARCKT”/ “DE VISMARKT”/ “DE DOELEN”/ “T GEMEENELANDTS HUYS VAN SCHIELANDT”/ “T’ADMIRALITEYTS HOF”/ “T NIEUW HOOFT”/ “T’OUDE – HOOFT”. Collection of 12 etched & engraved views by Johannes de Vou, all in a FINE CONTEMPORARY HAND-COLOURING. All signed & lettered “A-M” in the plate. (Publ. ca. 1694). All views ca. 18 x 24 cm. & mounted onto a paper mount. Behind passepartout & uniformly framed (behind glass) in 7 frames (resp. 5x ca. 79,5 x 55,5 cm. & 2x ca. 40 x 46 cm.). – “D’DELFSCHE POORT”/ “DE BEURSE”. Two 18th-cent. handcol. engraved views by resp. Johan van der Spruyt (after Cornelis Notemans, publ. by Abraham Bothall, ca. 1783) & François van Bleyswijck (publ. ca. 1743). Resp. ca. 17,5 x 23 cm. & ca. 18 x 24 cm. Both mounted onto a paper mount & behind passepartout in 1 frame (behind glass, ca. 79,5 x 55,5 cm.). – [TOGETHER WITH:] The original BOOK-BINDING in large folio (ca. 57 x 45 cm., bound into 18th-cent. gilt mottled calf, both covers with triple gilt panels & central gilt COAT-OF-ARMS OF ROTTERDAM surrounded by triple gilt (floral) borders with gilt fleuron oblique in each corner of the inner panels, gilt ribbed spine with gilt fleuron in the compartments) in which the above-mentioned bird’s-eye plan, profile view & smaller views were published, comprising 2 letterpress title-leaves printed in red (“Caart Van De Stad Rotterdam, En Gezigt Langs De Maas, Benevens De Afbeeldingen Van De Voornaamste Publique Gebouwen” & “Namen En Wapens Der Edelen Groot Achtbaren Heeren Raden In De Vroedschap Der Stad Rotterdam, [..]”), 3 attached engravings forming the upper part of the wall-map (ca. 50 x 82,5 cm., numb. “2” & “4-5” in the plate, mounted on 1 blank leaf) dep. various coats-of-arms in a FINE CONTEMPORARY HAND-COLOURING, 92 cut-out engraved coats-of-arms (mainly ca. 11 x 8,5 cm., mounted onto 11 blank leaves) with Dutch caption (partly dated between 1698-1787 in the plate) in a FINE CONTEMPORARY HAND-COLOURING & 2 blank leaves with 35 FINELY HAND-DRAWN & HAND-PAINTED COATS-OF-ARMS with mounted letterpress captions (dated between 1669-1780) & 2 mounted letterpress titles printed in red (“Pensionarissen Der Stadt Rotterdam” & “Secretarissen Der Stadt Rotterdam”). – [AND:] COLLECTION of 36 engraved coats-of-arms (partly dated between 1710-1787 in the plate), all in a FINE CONTEMPORARY HAND-COLOURING. Various sizes (mainly ca. 11 x 8,5 cm.), all mounted onto a paper mount. Behind passepartout & uniformly framed (behind glass) in 6 frames (resp. 3x ca. 78,5 x 66 cm. & 3x ca. 40 x 63 cm.).