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Hondius, Jodocus. Turcici Imperii Imago

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Hondius, Jodocus
Turcici Imperii Imago
1633
Copperplate engraving; coloured
Printed area: 88.8 x 49.4 cm; 35 x 19.4 in

An updated map of the region, based on the 1606 Atlas series created by Hondius and conceived by Gerard Mercator. The bottom right cartouche shows the portrait of Sultan Mehmed (1432-1481) who conquered Constantinople, renamed Istanbul. It is a very detailed account of the Turkish Empire with coloured borders. A mileage scale is on the bottom right and Latin text fills The Black Sea and The Caspian Sea.

From the Legendary Vladi Collection of Historical Maps which includes 280 examples of the finest quality antique maps brought to auction with proceeds benefiting MapAction, an organization that uses maps and technology to aid those in disaster-stricken areas. Each map is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity issued by the consignor.

Condition: Center fold, some stains on upper right margin, minor edge chippings on upper right and left corner, text on verso slightly shining through; printed area in excellent condition.

This item will be shipped from Hamburg, Germany. Shipping details are to be coordinated with our recommended shipper

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Hondius, Jodocus
Turcici Imperii Imago
1633
Copperplate engraving; coloured
Printed area: 88.8 x 49.4 cm; 35 x 19.4 in

An updated map of the region, based on the 1606 Atlas series created by Hondius and conceived by Gerard Mercator. The bottom right cartouche shows the portrait of Sultan Mehmed (1432-1481) who conquered Constantinople, renamed Istanbul. It is a very detailed account of the Turkish Empire with coloured borders. A mileage scale is on the bottom right and Latin text fills The Black Sea and The Caspian Sea.

From the Legendary Vladi Collection of Historical Maps which includes 280 examples of the finest quality antique maps brought to auction with proceeds benefiting MapAction, an organization that uses maps and technology to aid those in disaster-stricken areas. Each map is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity issued by the consignor.

Condition: Center fold, some stains on upper right margin, minor edge chippings on upper right and left corner, text on verso slightly shining through; printed area in excellent condition.

This item will be shipped from Hamburg, Germany. Shipping details are to be coordinated with our recommended shipper

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