Antique Prints and Maps - NO RESERVE - DAY 2

Johann Wilhelm Weinmann (1683–1741) – Botanical Study of Mentha and Cataria Species

Charles d'Orbigny (1806–1876) – Conchological Study of Cone Shell Species

Wilhelm Lauche – Pomological Study of Pariser Gutedel Grapes – Chromolithograph (1883)

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Antique Prints and Maps - NO RESERVE - DAY 2

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0001: Robert Bénard – View of a Button Maker's Workshop – Copper engraving (1762)Est.

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Robert Bénard – Technical Study of Scales, Weights, and Balances – Copper engraving (1762): "Balancier, Ouvrages" illustrates a detailed technical overview of different types of precision weighing scales, commercial balances, volumetric measuring containers, and a broad collection of

0002: Robert Bénard – Technical Study of Scales, Weights, and Balances – Copper engraving (1762)Est.

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Sebastian Munster (1488–1552) – Historical Chronicle of German Lands and the Bishops of Augsburg: "Von dem Teutschen Lande" presents a historical and geographical text block in German Fraktur script, complemented by a detailed portrait of a bishop wearing a traditional mitre and holding a

0003: Sebastian Munster (1488–1552) – Historical Chronicle of German Lands and the Bishops of AugsburgEst.

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Sebastian Munster (1488–1552) – Chronicle of the Council of Constance and the Execution of Jan: "Vondem Teutschen Lande" contains a historical German text passage in Fraktur typeface, integrated with two portrait illustrations of religious figures, including Jan Hus and Jerome of Prague, and a

0004: Sebastian Munster (1488–1552) – Chronicle of the Council of Constance and the Execution of JanEst.

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Sebastian Munster (1488–1552) – Chronicle of Olsberg Abbey and German Lands – Woodcut (1550): "Vondem Teutschen Lande" features an extensive text passage printed in German Fraktur type, detailed with a narrative woodcut vignette depicting a walled abbey complex with towers surrounded by a

0005: Sebastian Munster (1488–1552) – Chronicle of Olsberg Abbey and German Lands – Woodcut (1550)Est.

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Sebastian Munster (1488–1552) – Chronicle of the Peasants War and Henneberg – Woodcut (1550): "Das Dritte Buch" displays a page of historical German text in Fraktur typography, incorporating two narrative woodcuts including a battle scene from the German Peasants War and a regional heraldic

0006: Sebastian Munster (1488–1552) – Chronicle of the Peasants War and Henneberg – Woodcut (1550)Est.

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Sebastian Munster (1488–1552) – Chronicle of the Bohemian Forest and Meissen Mountains: "Das Dritte Buch" features a page of historical and geographical text in German Fraktur typography, incorporating a narrative woodcut illustration of a man walking with a walking stick through a

0007: Sebastian Munster (1488–1552) – Chronicle of the Bohemian Forest and Meissen MountainsEst.

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Sebastian Munster (1488–1552) – Chronicle of Saxon Customs and Beer Brewing – Woodcut: "Das Dritte Buch" displays a page of historical text in German Fraktur typography detailing the customs and fertility of the Saxon lands, incorporating a narrative woodcut illustration of a man

0008: Sebastian Munster (1488–1552) – Chronicle of Saxon Customs and Beer Brewing – WoodcutEst.

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Sebastian Munster (1488–1552) – Chronicle of Paderborn and the Munster Rebellion – Woodcut: "Das Dritte Buch" presents a page of historical German text in Fraktur typeface detailing the history of Paderborn and the aftermath of the Munster Rebellion, featuring a narrative woodcut

0009: Sebastian Munster (1488–1552) – Chronicle of Paderborn and the Munster Rebellion – WoodcutEst.

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Sebastian Munster (1488–1552) – Chronicle of Danzig and Livonia – Woodcut (1550): "Von dem Teutschen Lande" features an extensive text passage in German Fraktur typeface outlining regional history, incorporating a narrative woodcut vignette that shows a group of wild animals,

0010: Sebastian Munster (1488–1552) – Chronicle of Danzig and Livonia – Woodcut (1550)Est.

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Johann Wilhelm Weinmann (1683–1741) – Botanical Study of Lycium and Thorny Shrub Species: "Lycium Alpinum, seu Pyracantha" illustrates several varieties of thorny botanical specimens, showcasing detailed branch structures, small green leaves, delicate white blossoms, and various

0011: Johann Wilhelm Weinmann (1683–1741) – Botanical Study of Lycium and Thorny Shrub SpeciesEst.

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Johann Wilhelm Weinmann (1683–1741) – Botanical Study of Melilotus and Clover Species: "Melilotus Italica Folliculis Rotundis" illustrates several varieties of clover and sweet clover plants, displaying their intricate root systems, trifoliate leaves, and delicate spikes of yellow,

0012: Johann Wilhelm Weinmann (1683–1741) – Botanical Study of Melilotus and Clover SpeciesEst.

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Johann Wilhelm Weinmann (1683–1741) – Botanical Study of Millefolium and Mimosa Species: "Millefolium Rubro Flore Maximum" depicts several varieties of flowering plants and ferns, showcasing clusters of pink and red blossoms alongside detailed pinnate leaf structures and thorny stems.

0013: Johann Wilhelm Weinmann (1683–1741) – Botanical Study of Millefolium and Mimosa SpeciesEst.

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Johann Wilhelm Weinmann (1683–1741) – Botanical Study of Mentha and Cataria Species: "Mentha Spicata Flore Albo, ex Capo Bonae Spei" displays several varieties of mint and catmint plants, illustrating their textured, serrated green leaves and upright flowering stalks composed of

0014: Johann Wilhelm Weinmann (1683–1741) – Botanical Study of Mentha and Cataria SpeciesEst.

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Johann Wilhelm Weinmann (1683–1741) – Botanical Study of Orobus and Oryza Species: "Orobus Sylvaticus" showcases several legume and grass varieties, detailing compound leaflets, clusters of pink and purple pea-like flowers, elongated seed pods, and an upright stalk bearing grain

0015: Johann Wilhelm Weinmann (1683–1741) – Botanical Study of Orobus and Oryza SpeciesEst.

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Johann Wilhelm Weinmann (1683–1741) – Botanical Study of Ocimum and Basil Species: "Ocimum Latifolium Maculatum" illustrates several varieties of basil plants, showing a range of green and deep purple serrated leaves along with tall, slender flowering spikes bearing delicate white

0016: Johann Wilhelm Weinmann (1683–1741) – Botanical Study of Ocimum and Basil SpeciesEst.

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Frederick Edward Hulme (1841–1909) – Botanical Study of Comfrey – Chromolithograph: "Comfrey" depicts a detailed botanical study of a comfrey plant, showcasing its large textured green leaves and curling clusters of bell shaped purple flowers, with isolated floral dissections

0017: Frederick Edward Hulme (1841–1909) – Botanical Study of Comfrey – ChromolithographEst.

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Frederick Edward Hulme (1841–1909) – Botanical Study of Daffodil – Chromolithograph: "Daffodil" illustrates a detailed botanical rendering of yellow daffodils, showing several open blossoms with distinct central crowns and spreading petals, alongside a closed flower bud and slender

0018: Frederick Edward Hulme (1841–1909) – Botanical Study of Daffodil – ChromolithographEst.

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Frederick Edward Hulme (1841–1909) – Botanical Study of Dog-Rose – Chromolithograph (c. 1880): "Dog-Rose" depicts a detailed botanical study of a dog rose branch, showing open pink blossoms with prominent central stamens, a developing flower bud, and compound green leaves with serrated

0019: Frederick Edward Hulme (1841–1909) – Botanical Study of Dog-Rose – Chromolithograph (c. 1880)Est.

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Frederick Edward Hulme (1841–1909) – Botanical Study of Ladys Smock – Chromolithograph: "Ladys Smock, Bitter Cress or Cuckooflower" depicts a detailed botanical representation of a cuckooflower plant, showcasing slender branching stems, finely divided green leaves, clustered buds, and

0020: Frederick Edward Hulme (1841–1909) – Botanical Study of Ladys Smock – ChromolithographEst.

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William MacGillivray (1796–1852) – Natural History Study of Cynocephalus Baboons: "Cynocephalus Baboons" depicts an informational natural history study featuring several baboons and primates in various postures, illustrating distinct physiological traits, fur textures, and colors

0021: William MacGillivray (1796–1852) – Natural History Study of Cynocephalus BaboonsEst.

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William MacGillivray (1796–1852) – Ornithological Study of Crossbill Species: "Loxia, Crossbills" illustrates a detailed ornithological study of various crossbills perched upon bare pine branches, showcasing their specialized curved mandibles, varied plumage in shades of

0022: William MacGillivray (1796–1852) – Ornithological Study of Crossbill SpeciesEst.

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William MacGillivray (1796–1852) – Natural History Study of Mandrills and Drills: "Cynocephalus, Baboons, Papio, Mandrills" presents a scientific zoological study of several primates, illustrating the distinctive physical traits of mandrills and drills, including their varied fur

0023: William MacGillivray (1796–1852) – Natural History Study of Mandrills and DrillsEst.

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William MacGillivray (1796–1852) – Ornithological Study of Columbae Pigeons: "Columbae Pigeons" illustrates a detailed ornithological study featuring several varieties of pigeons and doves perched on the branches of a large tree, showcasing diverse plumage in tones of brown,

0024: William MacGillivray (1796–1852) – Ornithological Study of Columbae PigeonsEst.

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