Quin - Map of AD 1551 at the Death of Charles V

TITLE/CONTENT OF MAP: 'Europe at the Accession of the Emperor Charles V. A.D. 1519' DATE PRINTED: 1902 IMAGE SIZE: Approx 25.5 x 34.5cm, 10 x 13.5 inches (Large) TYPE: Antique colour map. This map was

Antique French map of Northern America engraving Charles V. Monin (18..-1880). Charles V. Monin (18..-1880) was a French cartographer and publisher, three important atlases and several independent wor

1835 EXQUISITE French ATLAS Cartography MAPS Navigation Voyages Illustrated Monin Charles V. Monin was a 19th-century French cartographer who was one of the first Europeans to print maps under the pri

U.S. Coast Survey Sketch F Showing the Progress of the Survey in Section V. A.D. Bache (1806-1867). Lithographed map. Washington, D.C., 1855. 23 x 16 1/2 inches visible, 27 1/4 x 21 1/2 inches framed

Charles V. Monin (18..-1880) was a French cartographer and publisher, three important atlases and several independent works were produced between 1830 and 1880. Monin was a member of the Société

Item: 1812 Malte-Brun Double Map of Europe in 1500s and 1789 Description: An interesting double map of Europe in the the period of Charles V's reign in the first half of 1500s and Europe in 1789. Most

1835 ATLAS MAPS Cartography Navigation Voyages Illustrated Monin French Petit Charles V. Monin was a 19th-century French cartographer who was one of the first Europeans to print maps under the printin

1835 ATLAS MAPS Cartography Navigation Voyages Illustrated Monin French Petit Charles V. Monin was a 19th-century French cartographer who was one of the first Europeans to print maps under the printin

1833 ATLAS MAPS Cartography Navigation Voyages Illustrated French Petit Monin Charles V. Monin was a 19th-century French cartographer who was one of the first Europeans to print maps under the printin

17th century and 1843 A.D. Coin weight, Charles I, Briot dies, for the gold crown. Obv: profile bust with CAROL REX legend. Rev: crown over V over S.; with Canada, New Brunswick, halfpenny, 1843. With

Heading: Author: Strada, Famiano Title: De bello Belgico decas prima ab excessu Caroli V imp. usque ad initia praefecturae Alexandri Farnesii Place Published: Antverpiae Publisher:apud viduam et haer

16th-17th century A.D. A gold ring composed of a D-section hoop with inscription in black enamelled serif capitals to the interior: 'KEPE FAITH TILL DEATH', with conjoined letter L. Cf. The V&A Museum

This ad would have been featured in the Entertainment Business magazine. Roughly 11"x 26" in size.

Dickens, Charles. DOMBEY AND SON. London: Bradbury and Evans, 1848. 8vo. [v]-xvi, 624 pp. + 44 plates including frontis and vignette title, and an EXTRA 4 plates. Ad leaf and half-title leaf (i.e. pp.

Charles V. Miner (American, b. 1947) "Truchas" Bowl, Tesuque, New Mexico, 2005 Cast glassEngraved signature and date to base: "C.V. Miner/ 011805." (H: 8, W: 4 1/2, L: 20 in.) Provenance

A SET OF FOUR FRENCH SILVER BUSTS, 1819-1838 comprising busts of four French kings (Francois I, St. Louis (Louis IX), Charles V, Louis XXI), each a black plinth with gilt details, marked with silver s

India.- Joseph (Charles) Map of the Grand Trunk Road from the Karamnassa to the Sutledge, Part Second, from Agra to Ferozepoor, large folding road map of one of the oldest and longest trade routes lin

Ippolita Gonzaga, cast bronze, 68 mm; Francois I, bronze restrike, 53 mm; Henry III, bronze, 47 mm; "1621" Louis XIII, "death of Charles d'Albert", bronze, 55 mm; "1631" Armand Jean du Plessis, bronze

Description: Five antique maps including a 1834 Charles Bowen mapof the Great American Eclipse, an unattributed 1825 map of New England, an 1834 Graf & Sorel map of Nunavut, Canada from the exploratio

In 1891 the big four soda fountain manufactures of the 19th century, Tuft's Artic Soda Fountain, A.D. Puffer, John Matthews, and Charles Lippincott merged their companies to form The American Soda Fou

LLOYD, James T. (19th Century). and Charles A. REEVES.Lloyd's official map of the State of Tennessee, 1863. Folding lithographed map with original stencilled color. New York: J.T. Lloyd, 1863. 32" x 4

Antique Framed Wayfarer's Map of New York 1939. Framed. Signed by Charles D. Graves, possibly the map maker. Copyrighted 1939, Herbert C. Wyman, Pleasantville, NY. Wayfarer's Maps.

A Roman Marble Asclepius Circa 1st Century A.D. Height 11 1/4 inches. Provenance: Charles Ede Ltd., London, 1988 Property from the George R. Francoeur Trust, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, sold to benefi

960-1279 A.D.; small circular ribbed-form porcelain box, 2 in. H., 2 in. Diam.Purchased from Jan van Beers, London, England, on November 20, 1998.Property from the collection of Robert and Nancy Hall,