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Siberia

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Tartariae sive Magni Chami Imperium.

1590 ORTELIUS, A. - The northern Pacific, with the first mapping of the Northwest Coast of America

$2500 / ≈ €2223

Maker: ORTELIUS, A.
Date: Antwerp, c. 1590

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Paulus Swaen Rare Antique Maps & Prints
901 North Hercules Avenue, Suite A
Clearwater, FL 33765, USA
Amsterdam, 1075 KJ, Netherlands
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Tel. USA: +1 727 687 3298
Tel. NL: +31 20 2255198

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Paulus Swaen Old and Rare Maps is one of the longest-established dealers in antique maps, atlases, globes, books, and rare decorative prints since 1978. All items offered are fine original examples. Our stock dates back to the 16th century and extends into the late 1800s. We also carry decorative prints, medieval manuscripts, and posters.

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Our catalog lists thousands of antique and original items availabkle for immediare sale, including rare maps, prints, attlases, globes, medieval manuscripts and posters.

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Our oldest maps are from the 15th century, though most of the maps we sell are original, genuine prints, maps, and atlases published in the 16th to 18th centuries.
Each item is sold with a certificate of authenticity.

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We usually ship flat between sturdy cardboard. Large maps are rolled and shipped in solid tubes.
Shipping costs are $25 to Europe and America. Other areas are $40.
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Purchases from European buyers will be sold in the European VAT system, and VAT is included, and no extra customs duties are payable.

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We collected tips for prospective map collectors and advice on storing your maps. Museums keep storage areas at an optimal temperature of around 70�F and relative humidity of 50%. If conditions cannot be kept to this ideal, and historic houses, for example, are often not air-conditioned, avoid extremes such as very high heat in an attic, and avoid major fluctuations.

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