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Antique Maps, Plans and Views of Germany

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1748

Plan of Imperial City of Aix la Chapelle - Aachen

Thomas Jeffrey's map with buildings pictured

1748

View of Imperial City of Aix la Chapelle - Aachen

 

1756

"A Map of Bohemia, Moravia, Silesia, Lussatia, with Great Part of Saxony &  Brandenburg; Shewing the Present Seat of War, in Germany"

Large 14 1/4 x 10" early map of Germany with inset close-up of Prussian Army battle victory site

1757

"The Seat of War in the Circle of Westphalia"

Map pictures modern day Netherlands (Amsterdam shown) and northern Germany to Denmark

1757

"A Map of Upper Saxony Comprehending that Part of Germany which is the Present Seat of War"

Map also shows part of modern Poland

 

1758

Plan of Emden on plate with Emden Harbor

1758

"A Map of the Rhine between Wesel & Duseldorp Shewing the Country round Crevelt Where the Battle Was Fought between the Allied & French Armies June 23, 1758"

1758

"A Map of the Country round Dresden, with the Towns and Fortresses Which the Several Armies Have Occupied during the Campaign"

1759

"A Complete Map of Germany Comprehending in One View the Different Seats of the Present War 1759"

1759

"A Map of the Seat of War on the Rhine, and Part's Adjacent, in Germany, 1759"

1759

"A Map of That Part of Westphalia, in Which the French Army Where Defeated Aug. 1, 1759"

1760

"A Map of Brandenburg, Including Berlin, and the Country Pillaged by the Russians."

1760

"A Map Shewing ye Situation of the French & Allied Armies in Germany, And to Illustrate Their Late Engagements"

1760

"A General Map of Saxony and Bohemia, with the Adjacent Countries, Including All Silesia. Being a Specimen of a New Geographic and Military Atlas; to Be Continued Occasionally."

Four separate maps of Germany, a survey map and 3 detailed maps published in 1760