8°. 29-35 pp., facing pages marked with the same number, with colour lithographed plates, printed covers, stapled (tiny loss of paper in the lower corners of the last pages, light staining and foxing, otherwise in a good used condition).
Brazil (Eastern – Core Regions) – Rio De Janeiro, São Paulo, Minas Gerais, Bahia, Pernambuco / The ‘Brazilian Enlightenment’ Karte Von Ostbrasilien. Carte géographique de la partie orientale de l’empire du Brésil, en quatre feuilles, contenant les Provinces maritimes de Pernambuco jusqu’a Rio de Janeiro, celle de Minas Geraës, et une partie des provinces limitrophes, redigée d’apres leurs propres observations…
A colourfully attractive, large format map providing a wealth of information on the economy and infrastructure of Colombia made just after the end of its generation-long ‘coffee boom’; published in New York by the Austrian specialist cartographer Richard Mayer. Colour print, folding into original printed paper wrappers (Excellent, clean and crisp with vibrant colours), 75 x 58 cm…
A beautifully designed art deco map centred on Zagreb, Croatia, made as an advertisement for a competition, organised by a newspaper Jutranji list (Morning Paper), was drafted by a pioneer of the Croatian graphic design Otto Antonini.
Colour print, 51,5 x 86 cm (20.2 x 33.8 inches), accompanied by an original brochure with an index: 8°, 13 pp., [2 pp.], wrappers with title, stapled. Housed in an original illustrated wrappers with a flap (a small hand-written monogram of the previous owner, otherwise in a near-mint unused condition with a minimal stains on the spine of the wrappers).…
The first edition of an excellent separately issued large format map of Cuba, one of the finest representations of the island from its last great sugar boom; compiled by the leading French cartographer Auguste-Henri Dufour from the best official Cuban sources and published in Paris; with symbols and statistical tables detailing a wealth of information.
A very rare miniature map of the ecclesiastical province of Quito (embracing Ecuador, western Colombia, eastern Panama and a part of Amazonian Brazil), an administrative jurisdiction of the Jesuit Order, issued not along after the Order was revived in the wake of the Napoleonic Wars.
Colour print, 60 x 89 cm (23.6 x 35 inches). Housed in an original illustrated wrappers with a flap (a small hand-written monogram of the previous owner, otherwise in a near-mint unused condition with a minimal stains on the spine of the wrappers).
A very rare miniature map of the southern part of the ecclesiastical province of Mexico, an administrative jurisdiction of the Jesuit Order that included Mexico and most of continental Central America, issued not along after the Order was revived in the wake of the Napoleonic Wars.
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