Mercator-Cloppenburgh Map of Pomerania Printed Area Measurement_19 x 25.5 cm This regional map of France

This regional map of France is from Mallet’s Description de l’Univers

14 x 17 cm

Theophrastus’s moral character sketches are listed in English in a 19th century hand on the lower pastedown

and (probably) died in 1853

This plan of Florence was published by Merian and his heirs in various works

Mercator-Cloppenburgh Map of Pomerania Printed Area Measurement_19 x 25.5 cm This regional map of FrancePomerania, running along the Baltic coast between Rostock and Gdansk, is now divided between Germany and Poland. The 'Atlas Minor was a pocket atlas derived from Mercator's cartography, published from 1607 onward by Jodocus Hondius (the Dutch publisher who had purchased Mercator's original copper printing plates in 1604 and who issued his first, highly successful edition of the full size atlas in 1606). In the 1630s Jan Cloppenburgh published a series