Braun & Hogenberg, [Luxembourg] Lutzenburgum Artists_Karl Bodmer Original manuscript maps in pen

Original manuscript maps in pen and ink and their published versions

which was engraved by John Harris and printed in 1723 and is generally considered to be the earliest printed view of Boston

" Bachman is believed to have emigrated from Germany to the United States in the late 1840s

with the engraver's name listed as John Russell

Charlevoix's report maintained that France had ceded only the peninsula of Nova Scotia and that France should continue to support and trade with the Abenakis

Braun & Hogenberg, [Luxembourg] Lutzenburgum Artists_Karl Bodmer Original manuscript maps in penBRAUN, Georg (1541 1622) & HOGENBERG, Frans (1535 1590). [Luxembourg] Lutzenburgum, Ducatus eiusdem Nominis, Vetus et Primaria Urbs Engraved map with original hand color. From Civitas Orbis Terrarum, Cologne, c. 1588. 15 3 4" x 20 7 8" sheet. TRANSLATION OF CARTOUCHE TEXT: Luxembourg, the old capital of the duchy of the same name, [] it was once noteworthy on account of a fortress, a Benedictine monastery and a funerary chapel of the dukes. Striking