Ended on Wednesday, 26 June 2019 at 02:30.

Landkarten und Stiche: 1581 (ca.). Rare city view of Jerusalem inset into a page of volume three of

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Start of the sale:
Thursday, 30 May 2019 at 04:35
Item n°776555999
Sale ends:
Wednesday, 26 June 2019 at 02:30
Lot:
#25295
Catalogue:
44. Christoph Gärtner Auktion - 26. June 2019 - Philatelic Single lots: Germany. Picture Post Cards

1581 (ca.). Rare city view of Jerusalem inset into a page of volume three of the 12 volume "Militaris Ordinis Johannitarum, Rhodiorum, Aut Melitensium Equitum Rerum Memorabilium Terra Marique, A Sexcentis fere annis pro republica Christiana, in Asia, Africa, & Europa contra Barbaros, Saracenos, Arabes & Turcas fortiter gestarum, ad praesentem usque 1581 annum, Historia Nova : libris duodecim comprehensa, omnibus Christianis lectu iucundissima / In Honorem Strenuissimi Ordinis, Nunc Primum summa diligentia conscripta, & in lucem aedita." Henricus Pantaleon, 1581. Woodcut is by or after Sebastian Muenster, who was a colleague in Basel, Switzerland. A different view from the Cosmographia editions. Good impression, in very good condition with only minor dampstaining. Page measures ca21x31cm, image is 14x11cm. Latin text. An original antique map over 400 years old.
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Christoph Gärtner made his hobby into his profession. He started in 1984 and within two decades the Gärtner GmbH developed into a world leading mail order house for postal stationery and became a specialist for thematics and postal history.
In april 2005 the idea to build a place where collectors, customers and investors from all over the world could meet, was realized.
Since that time both, the Mail Order House and Auction House Gärtner, have been united on 2.700 m2 in the easy accessible building owned by Christoph Gärtner.
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Landkarten und Stiche: 1581 (ca.). Rare city view of Jerusalem inset into a page of volume three of

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