The Spanish conquest of Carte, Algeria



Madrid, Juan Sanchez, 1642. Folio (28 x 20.6 cm). With a decorated woodcut initial. Unbound. [2] ll. Full description












































































Geografisch-toneel, of uitgezochte kaarten, tot gemak der officieren, reizzigers en liefhebbers; behelsende alle de generale kaarten van de waereld, met de bysondere, der plaatsen daar den oorlog in Europa gevoerd word, en de plans der forten … verrykt door de militaire bouwkunde, en door een korte manier om gemakkelyk de geographie te leeren en begrip van de waereldkloot te hebben.
Amsterdam, Heirs of J. Ratelband & Comp., 1735. Upright oblong 8vo (20 x 8.5 cm). With a woodcut ornament on the title-page, 1 folding plate and 40 folding numbered engraved maps (ca. 18 x 26.5-42 cm), many of them surrounded with coat-of-arms, city plans and views, all coloured by hand, of all parts of the world. The plate and maps are all folded 3 or even 4 times to the upright oblong format of the atlas. Contemporary calf. Hand-written list of plates on the first fly-leaf, listing only 38 of the 40 maps. 16 pp.



































































































































