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(Lower Saxony) Haute partie de la Basse Saxe ou sont les duchés de Magdebourg, Breme, Ferden, Lunebourg, Brunswick, princ. d'Halberstat, év. d'Hildesheim & c... 1690

Fine example of a late state of Nicolas Sanson's double-page engraved map of the northern part of Lower Saxony, originally published in Paris in the middle of the 17th-century and here reissued in 1690.

Price: $ 245.00

[Untitled Map of Central Westphalia]

Nice example of the Mercator-Hondius regional map of Westphalia, in modern-day Germany.

Price: $ 395.00

Nova et Accurata Descriptio Bremae et Ferdae cum maxima parte finitimi Ducatus Stormariensis et Comitatus Oldenbergici, Itemue fluminum Albis et Visurgis, Cura et sumptibus

Duchies of Bremen and Verden in Lower Saxony

Price: $ 345.00

The Circle of Lower Saxony Drawn from the Latest Authorities

An interesting regional map, showing the Dutchys of Bremen, Holstein, Mecklenberg, Schwerin, Gustro, Magdeburg, Verden, Saxe Launberg, the County of Dannenberg, a group of southern Principalities including Calenburg, Grubenhagen, Haaberstadt, Wolfenbuttel, Hildesheim, and Luneburg-Zell, and a host of Bishopricks, Archbishopricks etc.

Price: $ 125.00

Juliacensis, Cliviensis, et Montensis Ducatus, nec non Coloniensis Archiepiscopatus et aliae Regionis proximae Rhenum Fluvium . . . (Heightened in Gold!)

Old Color, gold highlighted example of this decorative map of western Germany, including Dortmund, Cologne, and the course of the Rhine as it winds into the eastern part of the Netherlands.

Price: $ 275.00

Hessiae Seu Cattorum Nobilissimorum Ac Bellico Sissimorum popularum Sedis genuinus nec Ungue ante hac visus Typus Geographicus

Fine old color example of Gerard De Jode's map of Hessiae, from the Speculum Orbis Terrarum, which along with Ortelius' Theatrum Orbis Terrarum are the earliest modern atlases of the World.

Price: $ 750.00