Title: Postarum diverticula & mansiones per Germaniam. German Postal map. Seutter c1744Description: Postarum diverticula et mansiones per Germaniam et Confin. Prov. opera M. Seutteri S.C.M.G. Aug. V. Cum. Privil. S.R. I. Vicariaat. [Postal routes and stations throughout Germany and neighboring provinces]. Antique 18th-century copperplate map of the Post Roads of Germany by Matthäus Seutter. Original wash colour, featuring a decorative title cartouche with a postal coach motif. The map traces the network of post routes, relays, and stations across the German lands, extending into the Low Countries, Bohemia, Switzerland, and northern Italy. An uncommon and highly informative thematic map illustrating the early modern postal and communication system within Central Europe. . Published by Matthäus Seutter & Jacob Christoph Weyerman. Tobias Conrad Lotter Sculp.. Published Undated but circa 1744. Antique 18th century copperplate map with original wash colour. Size 22 x 30 cm | 8.5 x 11.5 inches. Condition: Good; suitable for framing. Stain in top margin. Please check the scan for any blemishes prior to making your purchase. This is a folding map. There is nothing printed on the reverse side, which is plain. Tags: 1744, Central Europe, Europe, Germany, Germany | Prussia, Map, Seutter Matthäus, Seutter's Atlas Minor
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