Incunabulum. DIONISIUS. De situ orbis.

DIONISIUS. De situ orbis.Impressum Venetiis: per Christoferum de pensis dictum Mandello, 1498In 4to; 214x155 mm. Legatura in piena pergamena. 32 carte, ultima bianca. Segnatura: a-h4, 29 righe, caratt

Mela (Pomponius) and others. De situ orbis..., collation: a-z8, A-F8, G4 (q8 and G3 blank), woodcut Aldine device on title and verso of otherwise blank G4, old vellum endleaves, new endpapers, contemp

Strabo. STRABONIS DE SITU ORBIS LIBRI XVII.... Amsterdam: Apud Joannem Janssonium Juniorem, 1652. 5" x 2.75". 2 volumes bound in 3. Engraved title-leaf in each volume, plus folding map, index in final

VOLUME Joannes Reinoldi "Pomponii Melae de Situ Orbis", ed E. Williams, Etone 1826 Tre libri in un volume. Coperta in mezza pelle coeva. Titolo in oro entro tassello nero al dorso. 27 mappe, pp. 2, 64

Volume of "Pomponii Melae De Situ Orbis Libri III", printed at Lugduni Batavorum by Luchtmanniana, MDCCXLIII (1743). Illustrated and Full Titles, 143 pages, extensive index for the set. Leather bindin

Observations ad Pomponium Melam De situ orbis ipse Mela longè quam antehac emendatior praemittitur. Hagae-Comitis, apud Adrianum Vlacq, 1658. 2 parts bound in a volume 4to (6.5 by 8.5") Original

POMPONIUS MELA VOSSIUS, I. Observationes ad Pomponium Melam De situ orbis. Ipse Mela longè quam antehac emend. præmittitur. The Hague, A. Vlacq, 1658 (4), 66, (24); (2), 316, (20) pp. Size 6 1/4

Vossius, Isaac; Pomponius Mela. OBSERVATIONES AD POMPONIUM MELAM DE SITU ORBIS. The Hague: Vlacq, 1658. 7.5" x 5.75". [4], 65, [27], 315, [21] pp. With several woodcut illustrations to text. Early cal

Carmen Iamb. de situ orbis Parigi, Morello, 1606. In 8°. Esemplare con barbe, lievi fioriture, cartonatura alla rustica. § Caesaris Ottinelli De Firmo, Piceni Vrbe nobilissima Elogium. S.n.t. [forse

Tre rarissime edizioni. Editio Princeps incunabolo, dell’opera sulla Germania del futuro Papa Pius II. PICCOLOMINI, Enea Silvio. De ritu, situ, moribus et conditione Germaniae descriptio.Leipzi

For your consideration is a double-sided, one whole page fragment of "Pantheologia" by "Raynerus de Pisis" printed by Gunther Zainer, Ausburg, 1474. This fragment has beautifully embellished blue para

Maurolicus, Franciscus. [MAUROLICO, Francesco (1494-1575).] Cosmographia in three dialogues distincta: in quibus de forma, situ, numeroque tam coelorum quam elementorum, alijsque rebus ad astronomica

FRAMED ANTIQUE MAP OF THE WORLD, ROBERT DE VAUGONDY, ORBIS VET US, 1752, GEOGRAPHO REGIS ORDINARIO. PAPER IS ACID BURNED AND FOLDED IN THE CENTER. Height: 27 & 19 1/2 in. by Width: 36 1/2 & 29 in.

Frederick De Wit (circa 1629-1706), Nova Orbis Tabula In Lucem Edita, A.F. De Wit, published by Covens and Mortier, Amsterdam, circa 1720, in two sheets, engraving on laid paper, double hemisphere vie

METAL: Stainless Steel. MEASUREMENTS: Case 39.5mm, bracelet will fit approx. 8.5" wrist. Blue signature Orbis bear dial with stick silvered markers. MOVEMENT: Automatic, working order. Comes with tag,

Gilles Robert de Vaugondy (1688-1766), "Orbis Vetus in Utraque Continente Juxta Mentem Sansoniam·distinctus, Redactus," 1752, Hemisphere map, hand colored, H.- 20 in., W.- 30 in.

This truly significant map is from one of the rarest atlases ever published, Gerard and Cornelis de Jode's Speculum orbis Terrae. The work was published in Antwerp in 1593 by Arnold Coninx for the wid

This truly significant map is from one of the rarest atlases ever published, Gerard and Cornelis de Jode's Speculum orbis Terrae. The work was published in Antwerp in 1593 by Arnold Coninx for the wid

This truly significant map is from one of the rarest atlases ever published, Gerard and Cornelis de Jode's Speculum orbis Terrae. The work was published in Antwerp in 1593 by Arnold Coninx for the wid

"Vue, de l' habitation de Mr. Riviere Situ'ee sur la Cote du Mississippi". Unsigned,with paper having a crowned fleur de lis over scrolled initials. Deckle edge to bottom edge of paper. Unframed. Meas

This truly significant map is from one of the rarest atlases ever published, Gerard and Cornelis de Jode's Speculum orbis Terrae. The work was published in Antwerp in 1593 by Arnold Coninx for the wid

This truly significant map is from one of the rarest atlases ever published, Gerard and Cornelis de Jode's Speculum orbis Terrae. The work was published in Antwerp in 1593 by Arnold Coninx for the wid

Heading: (Early Printing - Incunabula) Author: Burchardus, de Monte Sion Title: Two original leaves from La Mer des Hystoires, on with a full page genealogical woodcut Place Published: Paris Publisher

JOHANNES A CURRIBUS, Ferrariensis. De Coelesti vita.Venezia, Matteo Capcasa, per Hieronymus Blondus, 1494 Folio, mm. 300x205; Legatura in pergamena, realizzata utilizzando un foglio membranaceo trecen