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Plan de la Ville d'Erford, Capitale de la Thuringe, avec ses deux Cittadelles St....
Pieter de HondtAntique map of Erfurt, Thuringia. Printed in The Hague by de Hondt in 1758.
Reference 11009
Description
Rare Plan of Erfurt by Pierre de Hondt after L. W. F. Von Oebschelwitz, engraved by J. V. Schley. Showing the fortified city with two citadels, a compass rose and coat of arms. French letterpress title above, a letterpress key beneath from 1 to 50 and A to S.
Details
| Cartographer | Pieter de Hondt |
| Title | Plan de la Ville d'Erford, Capitale de la Thuringe, avec ses deux Cittadelles St. Petersberg & Cyriacusberg. |
| Publisher, Year | de Hondt, The Hague, 1758 |
| Plate Size | 28.2 x 36.5 cm (11.1 x 14.4 inches) |
| Sheet Size | 44.0 x 53.0 cm (17.3 x 20.9 inches) |
Condition
Evidence of old folds, remargined on top.
Cartographer
Pieter de Handt was an famish publisher active in The Hague during the 18th century.
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Pieter de Hondt: Plan de la Ville d'Erford, Capitale de la Thuringe, avec ses deux Cittadelles St. Petersberg & Cyriacusberg..
Antique map of Erfurt, Thuringia. Printed in The Hague by de Hondt in 1758.
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