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GER101 - ORR & C0. 

“Northern Germany” London 1850. Colored. 8X10 
“Central Germany” London 1850. Colored. 8X10 
“Southern Germany” London 1850. Colored. 8X10

Fine set of three maps show:

1. Northern Germany from the Baltic and North Sea coasts down to Hartz and Hanover, Brunswick and Hildesheim. 
2. Central Germany from Brunswick and Hildesheim down to Saxony, Weimar, Meiningen & Coburg, Hesse and Darmstadt. 
3. Southern Germany from Weimar and Lower Maine & Bavaria down to Munich and Upper Danube, Bodensee, Hohenzollern and the border of Switzerland and France & Austria.

All maps show cities, market towns & villages in clear detail and include engravings of mountain ranges along the base of each map.

GER102 - C. MALTE BRUN "Carte De L'Allemagne Par Cercles en 1789" Paris. 1834. Colored 9X12. Detailed map shows Kingdoms, Provinces, Divisions throughout Germany, Prussia and Poland. Includes the Baltic Sea to the Gulf of Danzig and the North Sea coast of the Netherlands showing the coast of Germany and Denmark. Locates all principal towns and cities, rivers and coastal harbors. Title is in attractive calligraphy. 

GER103 - BALDWIN & CRADOCK "Frankfort (Frankfurt Am Mayn)" London. 1837. 12X15. Partial color. Very detailed map of the City shows the Mayn River and bridge; block plan of streets with parks, public buildings, churches and cathedral. Rossmarket & Weckmarkt. Shows the outer perimeter of the City and the extent of the City in the ninth century. At base of the map is a finely engraved view of the City and its buildings along the river with boats and barges tied up along the wharves. Very attractive and finely engraved map. 

GER105 - C. F. DELAMARCHE "L'Allemagne divisee par Cercles avec les Etats De Boheme" Paris. 1793. Colored. 7½X10. Clearly delineated map of the German Duchys and States including Bohemia (Czechoslovakia) Austria, part of Switzerland, Prussia, western Poland and western Hungary. Locates all major cities, market towns & villages and includes a reference table down right side listing the Duchys and States and their capital cities. Title is a decorative cartouche with leaf, flower and scroll motifs. A very nice map. 

GER106 - ANON "Germany" London. c. 1850. Colored. 10X9. Very decorative map of Germany surrounded by engraved drawings in watercolor of a castle and harbor scene with paddle wheel steamer and sailing vessel; and colorful figures of men and women dressed in ancient military and contemporary costumes, standing, sitting or on horseback against a landscape of trees and castles. The map is finely drawn and shows primary cities, towns and villages with Duchys and States outlined in color. 

GER107 - ORR & SMITH "Prussia" London.1836. Colored. 8X11. Finely engraved map of the Old Kingdom of Prussia with Berlin as its capital city. Includes Westphalia, Cleves, Lower Rhine, Saxony, Anhalt, Brandenburg, Posen, Pomerania, West Prussia and East Prussia, all in different colors; and includes Breslau in Poland. Locates many rivers, cities, market towns & villages and shows the Baltic Sea and the North Sea and depicts coastal harbors, gulfs, bays and offshore islands.

GER109 - J. COOKE "A New Map of Germany Divided into Circles from the Best Authorities." London. 1820. Colored. 8X9. Colorful map shows Duchys and States in different colors called Circles and locates all principal cities, market towns & villages. Includes Vienna in Austria. Prague in Bohemia. (Czechoslovakia). Part of Poland and Prussia and shows the North and Baltic Seas and the River Elbe and the port of Hamburg. An attractive map, finely engraved. 

GER111 - P. LAPIE “Allemagne en 1812” Paris. 1812. Colored. 8½X11½. This finely engraved map covers a large area of western Europe which the French 19th century cartographers called Allemagen (Germany). The map actually covers Germany, Prussia, Poland, Austria, Hungary, Rumania, Czechoslovakia, Bohemia and the Baltic coast from Holland to Denmark and the Gulf of Danzig (Poland). The map is dotted with place names and the borders of countries are clearly defined. Included is a decorative scene above the title in top right depicting a castle surrounded by trees and rocks. The map was prepared by Pierre Lapie (1777-1850) a well-known French cartographer and surveyor and published by Conrad Malte Brun (1775-1826) in “Atlas Complet Du Precis de la Geographie Universelle” in 1812. 

GER112 - LAPIE “Allemagne par Cercles en 1789” Paris. 1812. Colored. 8¾X12. This attractive map covers the same area as GER111 above, only it shows Germany and surrounding countries as they appeared in 1789. Borders of countries differ from the later 1812 map and there is less overall detail on the 1789 edition though place names remain the same with the exception of the names of countries which changed in the intervening 23 years. The map includes an attractive scene in top right with the title on a scroll over books by famous authors Kant, Goethe, Lessing Breslow and others. The map was prepared by Pierre Lapie (1777-1850) a well-known French cartographer and surveyor and published by Conrad Malte Brun (1775-1826) in “Atlas Complet Du Precis de la Geographie Universelle” in 1812.

GER113 - P. LAPIE “Confederation Du Rhin” Paris. 1812. Colored. 11½X8½. In the early 19th century there were 22 Principalities comprising a large portion of Germany and Austria that together formed the Confederation Du Rhin. They covered an area from the Baltic seacoast in the north, down to Northern Italy in the south. This excellent and intensely detailed map shows all major cities, towns and villages, rivers, lakes and mountains and includes a list in top left of the Principalities in the Confederation. Published by Conrad Malte Brun (1775-1826) in Atlas Complet Du Precis de la Geographe Universelle, the map was prepared by Pierre Lapie (1777-1850) a well known French cartographer and surveyor.

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