Compleete zak-atlas, van de zeventien Nederlandsche Provinciën, begreepen in XXXI, zeer naauwkeurig en zindelyk in 't koper gebragte kaarten, op nieuw vervaardigd, naar de laatste verbeteringen van de heeren Fraex, Bachine, en andere voornaame aardryks-kundigen [...].

8vo: engr. title-243-[1] pp., 9 (of 29) maps, 2 pl., hand-coloured (20 maps missing incl. the world map, 3 continental maps and the maps of the Dutch Republic in particular; right part of the map of Europe torn away).

Contemp. calf, gilt spine with 5 raised bands (very used with joints split and detached).

Small-sized atlas of the Netherlands. With a description of the Netherlands and general notes on its geography. Illustrated with a double-page architectural title, two double-page tables at end with the title "Nieuwe steedewyzer over de 17 Nederlandsche Provincien" and 9 (of 29) folding double-page maps. In addition to the map of Europe, this copy contains only the general map of the Austrian Netherlands, and those of Mechelen, Antwerp, the County of Flanders, Artois, Hainaut, Namur, and Luxembourg.
ref. Koeman II, E & L 2, p. 107.
Prov. Mod. ex-libris.