Augsburg, Germany - 1800
| Cartographer: | Stockdale |
| Full Title: | "A Plan of the City of Augsburg" |
| Published: | 1800, London |
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An attractive, very early 19th-century map of Augsburg, Germany. situated on the Lech River not far from Munich. The city, originally a Roman Colony founded in 14 B.C. by Augustus, became the central trade point between North and South Europe during the 15th and 16th Centuries. The key locates 8 points of interest, such as churches, markets, the town hall, etc. The cartouche depicts a pair of horses pulling a cart before a brick building.
In VG+ condition overall, very attractive and visually pleasing. Full hand colored engraving. A stunning plan precisely engraved.
Sheet measures c. 8 3/4" H x 11 3/8 " W. Image measures c. 6 1/2" H x 9 5/8" W.
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| Item #: | 57034 |
| Item Title: | Augsburg |
| Price ($US, shipping not incl.): | $125 |
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