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| BLAEU, W - Paraguay o Prov. de Rio de la Plata cum regionibus adiacentibus Tucuman et Sta. Cruz de la Sierra. Amsterdam, 1634, Uncoloured.. 370x480mm. Slight discolouration to centerfold and very light marginal water stains and a small rust spot affecting the engraved surface. Good strong, dark impression. Very good condition. Blaeu's map of the Rio de la Plata region of South America. Originally engraved for Jodocus Hondius II, at his death in August 1629 this map was, among 39 other copper plates, purchased by Willem Blaeu who deleted Hondius' name and added... (Click on title or image to go to item page) |
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| TIRION, I. - De Ingang van Rio de la Plata, Waar aan de Stad Buenos Ayres ligt, in Zuid-Amerika. Amsterdam, 1765, Attractive later colouring. 185x310mm. Lower margin cut short. A map showing the Rio de la Plata estuary with the town of Buenos Aires. With an inset depicting the Bay of Maldonado.... (Click on title or image to go to item page) |
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| CARRINGTON BOWLES. - Bowle's New One Sheet Draught of Falklands Islands. London, 1794, Original hand colouring. 450x690mm. In good condition slightly toned paper mostly at the margins, with wide margins and with a few closed nicks to the margins. Original folds Bowle's New One Sheet Draught of the Falklands Islands is the earliest map to show the French and English settlements. The chart depicts the routes of the British ships HMS Carcass and HMS Jason during their survey of the Falkland Islands in 1766 – shortly after Byron’s settling of Port Edgmo... (Click on title or image to go to item page) |
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| UNKNOWN. - Buenos Aires Capital de La Republica Argentina. Una Nacion Socialmente Justa Economicamente Libre. . . Buenos Aires, ca 1950, In attractive strong original colours.. 590x820mm. In very good condition, minor paper creasing mostly confined to the large, wide margins. Folded. A beautiful pictorial town plan of the Argentinian Capital Buenos Aires, as published in 1950. The downtown area of side streets and attractive wide avenues are covered with houses and important buildings - all identified with a ribboned banner title. The cities abundant parkland and monuments ... (Click on title or image to go to item page) |
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