2 maps.

2 engr., 49,5 x 59 and 48,5 x 56,5 cm, partially coloured (tears without loss).

Framed.

1. De la Feuille, J. - Germaniae inferioris vulgo XVII provinciarum. Novissima & accuratissima editio. (Amsterdam, J. de la Feuille, after 1696). Second state of this map of the Netherlands, attributed to timber merchant Johannes de Ram who published the first state. After his death, de la Feuille married Ram's widow in 1696, and obtained the copper plate. Ref. van der Heijden 237.
2. De Wit, F. - Marchionatus sacri imperii et dominii Mechlini tabula. (Amsterdam, F. De Wit, s.d.). Map oriented to the west of the Margraviate of Antwerp and the Lordship of Mechelen.