Maps: 1684 - 1695
c. 1685 Allain Manesson Mallet: "POLOGNE," with the page heading "Das Königreich Poln, FIGURE XXXII," Frankfurt, , 5.9 x 4.3
inches / 15 x 11 cm, copper engraving in versions from the first German-language edition of his "Description de l'Univers."
inches / 15 x 11 cm, copper engraving in versions from the first German-language edition of his "Description de l'Univers."
Robert Morden: " Poland," London, 5 x 5 inches, full page from the
second (1688) and third (1693) editions of "Geography Rectified."
second (1688) and third (1693) editions of "Geography Rectified."
Robert Morden Morden (publisher): "Poland," London, 5 x 5.5 inches / 12 x 13 cm, in maps excised from a full page
from "Geography Rectified," which appears to have been copied from Duval.
from "Geography Rectified," which appears to have been copied from Duval.
c. 1689 Frederick de Wit (revising publisher): Blaeu's north on the right "Magni Ducatus Lithuaniæ..," Amsterdam, 20.5 x 17.5 inches, in versions
from his "Composite Atlas" with de Wit's name replacing Blaeu's on a plate purchased 1674. In 1710 Pieter Mortier bought the plate, and reissued the
map from 1720 onwards with "Covens et Mortier" added beneath the cartouche.
from his "Composite Atlas" with de Wit's name replacing Blaeu's on a plate purchased 1674. In 1710 Pieter Mortier bought the plate, and reissued the
map from 1720 onwards with "Covens et Mortier" added beneath the cartouche.
1690 Vincenzo Coronelli: "LITUANIA Dedicata All' Illustrissimo Signore..," Venice, 24 x 17.5 inches / 46 x 60 cm,
from his "Atlante Veneta.." The map also appeared in some versions of Coronelli's "Isolare Descrittione."
from his "Atlante Veneta.." The map also appeared in some versions of Coronelli's "Isolare Descrittione."
c. 1690 Danckerts Family: "Regni Poloniӕ et Ducatus Lithuaniӕ Voliniӕ Podoliӕ Vcraniӕ Prvssiӕ et Cvrlandiӕ," Amsterdam, 49 x 58 cm, in
the First State, with Danckerts' "Cum Privelegio," granted 1684, and renewed 1699 for another 15 years. See c. 1700 for the Second State.
the First State, with Danckerts' "Cum Privelegio," granted 1684, and renewed 1699 for another 15 years. See c. 1700 for the Second State.
1690 Guillaume Delisle:
"LA POLOGNE,"
Amsterdam, 60.5 x 47.5
cm. Published by Ptetrus
Schenk(en) II. From
www.jpmaps.co.uk
"LA POLOGNE,"
Amsterdam, 60.5 x 47.5
cm. Published by Ptetrus
Schenk(en) II. From
www.jpmaps.co.uk
1690 Nicholas Sanson -
Antony d'Winter
(engraver): "DE STATEN
van De Kroon POOLEN..,"
Amsterdam, 7.5 x 10
inches, from "Atlas
Portatif et Nouveau du
Voyageur," by Chez
Pierre Mortier. From
www.gracegalleries.com
Antony d'Winter
(engraver): "DE STATEN
van De Kroon POOLEN..,"
Amsterdam, 7.5 x 10
inches, from "Atlas
Portatif et Nouveau du
Voyageur," by Chez
Pierre Mortier. From
www.gracegalleries.com
1690 Nicholas Sanson -
L.C. Cordier (publisher):
"Estats de la couronne de
Pologne," 46 x 65 cm,
published 1690-99. From
Bibliotheque nationale de
France: www.gallica.bnf.fr
L.C. Cordier (publisher):
"Estats de la couronne de
Pologne," 46 x 65 cm,
published 1690-99. From
Bibliotheque nationale de
France: www.gallica.bnf.fr
1690 Gerard Valk (engraver/publisher) - Petrus Schenk (publisher): "MAGNI DUCATUS LITHUANIÆ...Nicolai Christophori Radziwil D. G. Olycae ac
in Nieswies Ducis S. Rom. Imp. Principis in Szylowiec ac Mir..." 54 x 44 cm., with "P. Schenk - G. Valk Cum Priv." just above the lower left
frameline. Valk's "privilege" was granted 1686.
in Nieswies Ducis S. Rom. Imp. Principis in Szylowiec ac Mir..." 54 x 44 cm., with "P. Schenk - G. Valk Cum Priv." just above the lower left
frameline. Valk's "privilege" was granted 1686.
1692 [dated] Alexis-Hubert Jaillot (mapmaker/publisher): "Estats de Pologne Subdivisés suivant l'estendue des
Palatinats Par Le Sr. Sanson..," Paris, 34 x 22 inches / 54.4 x 87 cm. from "Atlas Nouveau." Much of Jaillot's output
was based on maps by Nicolas Sanson reworked, at Jaillot's request in 1670, by Adrien and Guillaume Sanson. "Atlas
Nouveau" was published in editions of 1681, '85, '89, '92, '96 and '98. The 1692, '96 and '98 editions were pirated by
Amsterdam publisher Pierre Mortier. See the dated 1685 version.
Palatinats Par Le Sr. Sanson..," Paris, 34 x 22 inches / 54.4 x 87 cm. from "Atlas Nouveau." Much of Jaillot's output
was based on maps by Nicolas Sanson reworked, at Jaillot's request in 1670, by Adrien and Guillaume Sanson. "Atlas
Nouveau" was published in editions of 1681, '85, '89, '92, '96 and '98. The 1692, '96 and '98 editions were pirated by
Amsterdam publisher Pierre Mortier. See the dated 1685 version.
c. 1694 Philipp Clüver: ""Veteris et Novæ Regni Poloniæ Magniq Ducatus Lithuaniæ cum suis Palatinatibus ac Confinus descriptio," 8.5 x 10
inches, in versions of the first Latin state of the plate from "Introductionis in Universam Geographicam," issued in various-sized editions from the
edition, which had no maps, to the 1729 last edition, which contained the second Latin version of the plate.
inches, in versions of the first Latin state of the plate from "Introductionis in Universam Geographicam," issued in various-sized editions from the
edition, which had no maps, to the 1729 last edition, which contained the second Latin version of the plate.
1694 Jacques Peeters:
"Estats de la Couronne
de POLOGNE..,"
Antwerp, 6.5 x 7 inches,
crediting Sanson. From
www.raremaps.com
"Estats de la Couronne
de POLOGNE..,"
Antwerp, 6.5 x 7 inches,
crediting Sanson. From
www.raremaps.com
c. 1685 Frederick de Wit: "REGNI POLONIÆ et Ducatus LITHUANIÆ, Voliniæ, Podoliæ, Vcraniæ, Prvssiæ et Cvrlandiæ descriptio..," 22 x 19 inches, Amsterdam, published by Abraham Wolfgang, in four versions of the First State of
the cartouche. Note three ships in the Baltic in the first three examples, four ships in the fourth version: a buyer option. Compare with the 1680, 1689 (2nd state cartouche) and 1700 (3rd state cartouche) versions. See the c1690 van
Schagen copies.
the cartouche. Note three ships in the Baltic in the first three examples, four ships in the fourth version: a buyer option. Compare with the 1680, 1689 (2nd state cartouche) and 1700 (3rd state cartouche) versions. See the c1690 van
Schagen copies.
c.1690 Sanson (original mapmaker, in 1655) - Nicolaes Visscher (publisher): "Tabula Nova totius REGNI POLONIÆ in quo sunt DUCATUS et PROVINCIÆ Prussia, Cujavia, Mazovia, RUSSIA, NIGRA &c. DUCATUS LITHUANIA, UKRAINIA...
VOLHYNIA et PODOLIA," Amsterdam, 16.5 x 22 inches / 42 x 56 cm., in the 4th State of the plate from Visscher's "Atlas minor sive totius orbis terrarum."
VOLHYNIA et PODOLIA," Amsterdam, 16.5 x 22 inches / 42 x 56 cm., in the 4th State of the plate from Visscher's "Atlas minor sive totius orbis terrarum."
Damckerts Family: "Ducatuum Livoniæ et Curlandiæ Novissima Tabula in Quibus sunt Estonia Litlandia...cum Privilegio Ord: Hollandiæ et West-Friesiæ." Amsterdam, 24
1/2 x 20 inches. The "privilege" was granted the Danckerts family in 1684. The map appeared in a Cornelius Danckerts' atlas as late as 1698.
1/2 x 20 inches. The "privilege" was granted the Danckerts family in 1684. The map appeared in a Cornelius Danckerts' atlas as late as 1698.
1692 Jacques Peeters (engraver/publisher): "ESTATS de la COURONNE POLOGNE,"
Antwerp, paper 20.5 x 18.1 cm, in versions from "L 'Atlas en abrege ou Nouvelle
Description du Monde."
Antwerp, paper 20.5 x 18.1 cm, in versions from "L 'Atlas en abrege ou Nouvelle
Description du Monde."
| 1688 www.swaen.com |
c. 1690-95 Danckerts Family: "Magni Ducatus Lithuaniæ, Divisa Tam In
Palatinatus," Amsterdam. Danckerts sold this plate to the Ottens brothers in 1726 --
see their version of this map, with the Ottens name on the cartouche, from 1726 and
1788.
Palatinatus," Amsterdam. Danckerts sold this plate to the Ottens brothers in 1726 --
see their version of this map, with the Ottens name on the cartouche, from 1726 and
1788.
c. 1690 Gerard Valk (engraver/publisher): "Tabula Ducatuum Livoniӕ et Curlandiӕ: recentior incisa editaque per Gerardum Valck," Amsterdam,
23 x 19 inches.
23 x 19 inches.
1690 Robert Morden - Francis Lamb
(engraver): "A New Mapp of the Estates of the
Crown of Poland..," London, 56.5 x 44.2 cm,
in the Second State. The First State was
published 1672. From oldworldauctions.com
(engraver): "A New Mapp of the Estates of the
Crown of Poland..," London, 56.5 x 44.2 cm,
in the Second State. The First State was
published 1672. From oldworldauctions.com
1692 Two maps by Johann Ulrich Müller (geographer/
cartographer) - Gabriel Bodenehr (engraver/publisher):
"Litthauen," and "Pohlen," Ulm, both 8.8 x 7.3 cm, both
published in his "Kurtz- bündige Abbild- und Vorstellung
der Gantzen Welt.... " Both from cesgia on eBay
cartographer) - Gabriel Bodenehr (engraver/publisher):
"Litthauen," and "Pohlen," Ulm, both 8.8 x 7.3 cm, both
published in his "Kurtz- bündige Abbild- und Vorstellung
der Gantzen Welt.... " Both from cesgia on eBay
1691 Jean Nicolas de Tillemont - Jean
Baptiste Nolin: "Le Royaume de
POLOGNE COMPRENANT les Etats de
Pologne et de Lithuanie ..." Paris, and a
DETAIL image of the cartouche of a
second version. First map and detail image
from rom panorama-antyki.pl
Baptiste Nolin: "Le Royaume de
POLOGNE COMPRENANT les Etats de
Pologne et de Lithuanie ..." Paris, and a
DETAIL image of the cartouche of a
second version. First map and detail image
from rom panorama-antyki.pl
| 1684 Univ. of Tartu: http://dspace.utlib.ee/ |
| www.rubylane.com |
1689-99 Frederick de Wit: "REGNI POLONIÆ et Dvcatus LITHVANIÆ...descriptio emendata per F. de Wit. Amstelodami per F. de Witt Cum
Privilegio..," Amsterdam, in versions of the Second State, with the privilege -- and a mileage chart. See the 1680, 1685 and 1700 versions, and
the c. 1690 van Schagen copies.
Privilegio..," Amsterdam, in versions of the Second State, with the privilege -- and a mileage chart. See the 1680, 1685 and 1700 versions, and
the c. 1690 van Schagen copies.
| www.swaen.com |
| www.raremaps.com |
| 1685 www.raremaps.com |
Willem Blaeu (mapmaker) - Hessel Gerritsz (engraver) - Abraham
Wolfgang (1685 publisher): "Magni Ducatus Lithuaniae et Regio-
num Adiacentium exacta Descriptio..," Amsterdam, in two late
editions of Blaeu's 1613 map. Blaeu's print shop burned in 1672,
Willem's son Johannes died in 1673, and this surviving plate was
sold at a 1674 auction to Frederick de Wit, who added his name to
the cartouche in 1689. Blaeu's printed stock without Wit's name
would last until 1695, when the remaining inventory was sold.
Wolfgang (1685 publisher): "Magni Ducatus Lithuaniae et Regio-
num Adiacentium exacta Descriptio..," Amsterdam, in two late
editions of Blaeu's 1613 map. Blaeu's print shop burned in 1672,
Willem's son Johannes died in 1673, and this surviving plate was
sold at a 1674 auction to Frederick de Wit, who added his name to
the cartouche in 1689. Blaeu's printed stock without Wit's name
would last until 1695, when the remaining inventory was sold.
| 1690 www.oldtimesrarebooks.com |
1694 [dated] Alexis-Hubert Jaillot: "Estats De La Couronne De Pologne presente a
Monseigneur Le Duc De Bourgogne..," Amsterdam, 24 x 19 inches, first issued in the
"Atlas Royal a l’usage de Monseigneur le Duc de Burgogne." Originally a sculptor, Jaillot
went into partnership with Nicholas Sanson's sons. In 1670 he asked them to rework
Nicolas -- The Elder -- Sanson's maps for new atlases, some of which were pirated by Pierre
Mortier.
Monseigneur Le Duc De Bourgogne..," Amsterdam, 24 x 19 inches, first issued in the
"Atlas Royal a l’usage de Monseigneur le Duc de Burgogne." Originally a sculptor, Jaillot
went into partnership with Nicholas Sanson's sons. In 1670 he asked them to rework
Nicolas -- The Elder -- Sanson's maps for new atlases, some of which were pirated by Pierre
Mortier.
| 1688 www.theantiquarium.com |
| www.raremaps.com |
| Boston Public Library: http://maps.bpl.org |
| www.polona.pl |
| http://gauss.suub.uni-bremen |
| www.putmap.com |
| www.karty.by |
| antiquemapsprints on eBay |
| www.bergbook.com |
| www.alexandremaps .com |
| www.raremaps.com |
| 1688 www.themaphouse.com |
| 1693 www.raremaps.com |
| 1688 www.themaphouse.com |
| 1693 www.beachmaps.com |
| 1700 LIETUVOS DAILĖS FONDAS www.ldfondas.lt |
| 1700 www.jpmaps.co.uk |
| www.alexandremaps.com |
| wikipedia |
| National Library of Poland via www.mapywig.org |
| www.alexandremaps.com |
| Lithuanian National Museum: lnm.lt |
| Vilnius Univ. Library: https://kolekcijos.biblioteka.vu.lt/ |
| Lithuanian National Museum: lnm.lt |
| panorama-antyki on eBay |
| National Library of Latvia: lnb.lv |
| Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library at Yale |
| www.antique-maps.lt |
| www.swaen.com |
| cesgia on eBay |
| LIETUVOS DAILĖS FONDAS: . ldfondas.lt |
| Beach Antique Maps and Prints: bertius on eBay |
| LIETUVOS DAILĖS FONDAS: . ldfondas.lt |
1688 [dated] Giovanni Giacomo de
Rossi (publisher) - Giorgio Widman
(engraver who copied G. Sanson's
map): "STATI DELLA CORONA DI
POLONIA..," Rome. See the 1678, c.
1692 and 1695 versions. From
antique-maps.lt
Rossi (publisher) - Giorgio Widman
(engraver who copied G. Sanson's
map): "STATI DELLA CORONA DI
POLONIA..," Rome. See the 1678, c.
1692 and 1695 versions. From
antique-maps.lt
1687 Jakob von Standrart (engraver/
publisher) - Abraham Lichtenthaler
(printer): "Magnus Ducat: Lithuaniæ &
Russia Alba," Sulzbach, 13.8 cm x 7.7.cm,
from "Des Koenigsreichs Pohlen Land-
Staats und Zeit Beschreibung." Based on
earlier work by Guillaume Le Vasseur de
Beauplan? From www.bonhams.com
publisher) - Abraham Lichtenthaler
(printer): "Magnus Ducat: Lithuaniæ &
Russia Alba," Sulzbach, 13.8 cm x 7.7.cm,
from "Des Koenigsreichs Pohlen Land-
Staats und Zeit Beschreibung." Based on
earlier work by Guillaume Le Vasseur de
Beauplan? From www.bonhams.com
| Royal Danish Library: http://www.kb.dk/map |
| 1684 Harvard Map Library: |
| Harvard Map Library: www.library.harvard.edu |
| www.antique-maps.lt |
c. 1684 Christoph
Hartknoch (map-
maker): "Accurata
Livoniæ Descriptio."
From the Royal Danish
Library: www.kb.dk
Hartknoch (map-
maker): "Accurata
Livoniæ Descriptio."
From the Royal Danish
Library: www.kb.dk
| c. 1684-87 Royal Danish Library: www.kb.dk |
| www.raremaps.com |
| www.raremaps.com |
| www.raremaps.com |
1695 Guillaume Sanson (original mapmaker) - Giorgio Widman (copying engraver) -
Giacomo Rossi (printer/publisher): "Stati Della Corona di Polonia. Diuisa neele sue Principali
Provincie e Palatinati..." Rome, 42 x 56 cm, from "Mercurio Geografico', first published in
1674 without a map of Poland. The 1678 and 1688 editions did, and their images are on
this site, with dated cartouches. These two maps are undated.
Giacomo Rossi (printer/publisher): "Stati Della Corona di Polonia. Diuisa neele sue Principali
Provincie e Palatinati..." Rome, 42 x 56 cm, from "Mercurio Geografico', first published in
1674 without a map of Poland. The 1678 and 1688 editions did, and their images are on
this site, with dated cartouches. These two maps are undated.
| www.raremaps.com |
| Royal Danish Library: www.kb.dk |
| www.raremaps.com |
| Royal Danish Library: http://www.kb.dk/map |
| www.davidrumsey.com |
1695 Daniel de La Feuille
(original engraver) - Herman
Moll (re-engraver) - Timothy
Childe (publisher): "THE
KINGDOME of POLAND
with its CONFINES," London,
in the 3rd version of the
original Plate, from the first,
English, edition of
"Thesaurus geographicus..."
From www.antique-maps.lt
(original engraver) - Herman
Moll (re-engraver) - Timothy
Childe (publisher): "THE
KINGDOME of POLAND
with its CONFINES," London,
in the 3rd version of the
original Plate, from the first,
English, edition of
"Thesaurus geographicus..."
From www.antique-maps.lt
c. 1690 Gerard & Leonard Valk (father and son
engravers and publishers): "Regnum Poloniæ divisum in
Magnum Lithuaniæ, magnam parvam que
Poloniam..," Amsterdam, 60.1 x 51.7 cm. No cartouche.
engravers and publishers): "Regnum Poloniæ divisum in
Magnum Lithuaniæ, magnam parvam que
Poloniam..," Amsterdam, 60.1 x 51.7 cm. No cartouche.
| www.raremaps.com |
| cesgia on eBay |
| 1684 Royal Danish Library: www.kb.dk |
1689 Nicolas de Fer:
-(mapmaker) - Dezallier
(publisher): "Estats de la
Couronne de Pologne,"
Paris, 6.2 x 5.3 inches,
from the first edition of
Robbe's "Methode pour
apprendre facilement la
Geographie..." From
www.oldworldauctions.com
-(mapmaker) - Dezallier
(publisher): "Estats de la
Couronne de Pologne,"
Paris, 6.2 x 5.3 inches,
from the first edition of
Robbe's "Methode pour
apprendre facilement la
Geographie..." From
www.oldworldauctions.com
c. 1690 Gerrit Lucasz van Schagen (engraver/cartographer, and copier, with changes, of maps by Visscher and de Wit):
"REGNI POLONIÆ et Ducatus LITHUANIÆ, Voliniæ, Podoliæ, Vcraniæ, Prvssiæ et Cvrlandiæ descriptio..," Amsterdam,
49 x 55.5 cm, in what is a copy of de Wit's First State, 1680-85, of the same-titled map/cartouche, with changes in
outlines of some islands, especially Bornholm, overall size, lettering, and, of course, attribution.
"REGNI POLONIÆ et Ducatus LITHUANIÆ, Voliniæ, Podoliæ, Vcraniæ, Prvssiæ et Cvrlandiæ descriptio..," Amsterdam,
49 x 55.5 cm, in what is a copy of de Wit's First State, 1680-85, of the same-titled map/cartouche, with changes in
outlines of some islands, especially Bornholm, overall size, lettering, and, of course, attribution.
| www.antique-maps.lt |
| Library of the university of Amsterdam: http://dpc.uba.uva.nl |
| Vilnius Univ. Library: www.atmintis.mb.vu |
| c. 1692 www.davidrumsey.com |
| 1695 Yale Beinecke Library: www.brbl-dl.library.yale.edu |
1690 Vincenzo Coronelli:
"POLONIA PARTE
OCCIDENTALE" and
"POLONIA PARTIE
ORIENTALE," Venice, in
two unjoined maps, each
600 x 450 mm / 24 x 18
inches, from his "Corso
Geografico Universale."
From www.raremaps.com
"POLONIA PARTE
OCCIDENTALE" and
"POLONIA PARTIE
ORIENTALE," Venice, in
two unjoined maps, each
600 x 450 mm / 24 x 18
inches, from his "Corso
Geografico Universale."
From www.raremaps.com
1690 Janssonius and Moses Pitt (publishers): " "NOVA
TOTIVS LIVONIÆ accurata Descriptio." Oxford, 15.2 x
20.3 inches, from Pitt's "The English Atlas." See 1640
versions.
TOTIVS LIVONIÆ accurata Descriptio." Oxford, 15.2 x
20.3 inches, from Pitt's "The English Atlas." See 1640
versions.
| www.polona.pl |
1692-1708 Nicolas Sanson (original mapmaker) - Alexis-Hubert Jaillot (mapmaker) - Pierre Mortier (pirating publisher):
"Estats de Pologne Subdivisés suivant l'estendue des Palatinats Par Le Sr. Sanson..," Amsterdam. Other publishers
copying Jaillot's plate, but making changes to the shapes of both cartouches, included William Berry in London and
Johann Hoffman in Nuremberg.
"Estats de Pologne Subdivisés suivant l'estendue des Palatinats Par Le Sr. Sanson..," Amsterdam. Other publishers
copying Jaillot's plate, but making changes to the shapes of both cartouches, included William Berry in London and
Johann Hoffman in Nuremberg.
| Jagiellońska Biblioteka Cyfrowa via www.mapywig.org |
| www.antique-maps.lt |
| www.davidrumsey.com |
| www.raremaps.com |
| www.argosybooks.com |
| www.swaen.com |
| www.swaen.com |
| Jagiellońska Biblioteka Cyfrowa via www.mapywig.org |
1685 [dated] Sanson
(original mapmaker) -
Hubert Jaillot Hubert
Jaillot (geographer/
publisher): "Estats de
Pologne..," Paris, in a map
with two huge holes, in an
image taken with my
smartphone, as it has not
been digitized. See versions
from 1675, 1692, 1708 and
1721. From The New York Public
Library's map collection.
(original mapmaker) -
Hubert Jaillot Hubert
Jaillot (geographer/
publisher): "Estats de
Pologne..," Paris, in a map
with two huge holes, in an
image taken with my
smartphone, as it has not
been digitized. See versions
from 1675, 1692, 1708 and
1721. From The New York Public
Library's map collection.
| Antiquariat Clemens Paulusch, Berlin, via abebooks.com |
| www.swaen.com |
| www.inter-antiquariaat.nl |
c. 1690 "Das Königreich
Pohlen und Grosherzog-
thum Litthauen," 30 x 24
cm. From Münster Univ.- und
Landesbibliothek: https://
sammlungen.ulb.uni-muenster.de
Pohlen und Grosherzog-
thum Litthauen," 30 x 24
cm. From Münster Univ.- und
Landesbibliothek: https://
sammlungen.ulb.uni-muenster.de
| Univ. of Vilnius Library: www.atmintis.mb.vu.lt/ |
| Münster Univ.- und Landes- bibliothek: https://sammlungen .ulb.uni-muenster.de/ |
| www.antique-maps.lt |
| designer_corner_squared on eBay |
1689 Nicolas de Fer: "LES
ETATS DE POLOGNE
Suivant les dernieres
Relations," Paris, 18 x 30
cm, published by Jean
Baptiste Coignard. From
www.oldtimesrarebooks.com
ETATS DE POLOGNE
Suivant les dernieres
Relations," Paris, 18 x 30
cm, published by Jean
Baptiste Coignard. From
www.oldtimesrarebooks.com
| www.asommer.de |
| www.swaen.com |
| www.raremaps.com |
1690 Daniel de La Feuille (mapmaker/engraver) -
J.B. Barbier (publisher): "LE ROYAVME DE POLOGNE..,"
1st Plate, 1st State, from "Nouvelle Métode pour
apprendre la Géographie Universelle...."
J.B. Barbier (publisher): "LE ROYAVME DE POLOGNE..,"
1st Plate, 1st State, from "Nouvelle Métode pour
apprendre la Géographie Universelle...."
| www.lpmaps.lt |
| www.catawiki.com |
| National Library of Estonia: www.digar.ee |
| www.raremaps.com |
| www.oshermaps.org |
| www.helmink.com |
| www.kolekcijos.biblioteka.vu.lt |
| National Library of Poland via www.mapywig.org |
| National Library of Poland via www.mapywig.org |
| National Library of Poland via www.mapywig.org |
| https://kolekcijos.biblioteka. vu.lt/ |
| www.oldworldauctions.com |
| 1684 www.swaen.com |
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