Netherlands - Friesland; Tramezini, Van Deventer, Ortelius, De Jode, Mercator, e.v.a. - Hoogtepunten van de Friese cartografie - 1500-1800

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Hoogtepunten van de Friese cartografie is a large-format, richly illustrated survey of Frisian cartography, featuring 75 maps of the province of Friesland and its towns, published in 2001 by Friese Pers Boekerij in Leeuwarden and in very good condition.

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Highlights of Frisian cartography. Maps of the province, Goën, Grietenijen. Plans of towns and villages. Verve ningen, slatten, dikes. - P.J. de Rijke - Leeuwarden, Friese Pers boekerij, 2001 - 114 pp - bound with laminated hard cover - 40 x 34 cm.

Condition: in very good condition.

With 75 maps in large format!

(total: 1)

Highlights of Frisian cartography. Maps of the province, Goën, Grietenijen. Plans of towns and villages. Verve ningen, slatten, dikes. - P.J. de Rijke - Leeuwarden, Friese Pers boekerij, 2001 - 114 pp - bound with laminated hard cover - 40 x 34 cm.

Condition: in very good condition.

With 75 maps in large format!

(total: 1)

Details

Era
1400-1900
Over 200 years old
No
Number of objects
1
Country
Netherlands
Geographical specification
Friesland
Map maker/publisher
Tramezini, Van Deventer, Ortelius, De Jode, Mercator, e.v.a.
Map/book title
Hoogtepunten van de Friese cartografie
Period
1500-1800
Condition
Excellent
Technique
print
Additional Information
A richly illustrated, large-format survey.
Height
40 cm
Width
34 cm
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
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Objects sold
100%
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