Imperfect: torn along folds and chipped at edges, with no loss of text. Sheet measures 54.0 x 61.9 cm., Prime meridian: Ferro., Relief shown pictorially., and Variant of Koeman, C. Atlantes Neerlandici, III, p. 215, map 99 (without privilege statement
Publisher:
Frederik de Wit?,
Subject (Geographic):
Pomerania (Poland and Germany)--Maps--Early works to 1800
"23" in upper right corner., Appears in various editions of Wit's Atlas., Bar scale given in "milliaria Germanica"., Includes six insets: Canea; Candia; Spinalonga; Retimo; Thine; Suda., Relief shown pictorially., Watermark., and Without a watermark. Sheet measures
Appears in various editions of Wit's Atlas., Dedication: Amplissimo Doctissimoque Viro Domino Do. Joanni Uytenbogaert Jcto. nomine Illustrium et praepotent. DD. ordinum Hollandiae et Westvrisiae Aerary Publici Amstelodamensis Tribuno., and Includes col. ill., v
Publisher:
Gedruckt tot Amsterdam by Frederik de Wit inde Kalverstraet by den Dam inde Witte Paskaert,
Subject (Geographic):
Sicily (Italy)--Maps--Early works to 1800
Subject (Name):
Rodriguez, José M.--Bookplate, Uytenbogaart, J. W. H. (Johannes Wilhelmus Huybert), and Wit, Frederik de. Atlas
"Gemeene Duytsche mylen van 15 in een graedt.", Appears in various editions of Wit's Atlas., Relief shown pictorially., and Sheet measures 51.8 x 60.5 cm. Ms. no. on verso: 70.
Publisher:
By Frederick de Wit in de Kalversbraet in de Witte Pascaert,
Subject (Geographic):
Middle East--Maps--Early works to 1800
Subject (Name):
Rodriguez, José M.--Bookplate and Wit, Frederik de. Atlas
Allegorical vignettes of the four seasons., Cf. Shirley, R. Mapping of the world, no. 545., Cross Collection no. 25., and Double hemisphere, with smaller polar insets.
Imperfect: mutilated along folds, with some loss of text. Cross collection no. 24., Includes ill. and ancillary maps of north and south polar regions., and Relief shown pictorially.
Includes ill., Library's copy stamped on backing: Yale University Library, Karpinski-Von Wieser Map Collection., Relief shown pictorially., and State 3, 1660, according to McLaughlin (date erased from cartouche and with "2" or "3" in top right). State 2, c. 1666