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How to draw a map and how to make a globe? View picture(s) 1 MAYER, Johann Tobias [& M. LEMANS]. Volledige en grondige handleiding tot het teekenen van land-, zee- en hemelkaarten, en van netten tot coniglobiën en globen, geschikt voor allen die zich  van deze onderwerpen met oordeel en nut willen bedienen. Naar den derden vermeerderden en verbeterden Hoogduitschen druk van Johann Tobias Mayer, ... vrij gevolgd, en met aanteekeningen verrijkt door M. Lemans, ... met eene voorrede van Jacob de Gelder. Amsterdam, G. Portielje, 1826. 8vo. Contemporary red morocco, gilt geometrical border along the edges of both sides, spine  gilt, g.e., marbled endpapers. With 2 folding engraved plates, depicting cartographical  tools and geometrical figures, and several printed tables within woodcut frames in the text. (2), XIV, 206 pp. Full description >> Related Subjects: 19th Century  Cartography  Dutch  Globes  Add to Shopping cart E-mail a Friend

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The world according to Smith View picture(s) 2 SMITH & SON, Charles. Smith's Terrestrial Globe Containing the whole of the Latest Discoveries and Geographical Improvements, also the Tracks of the most celebrated Circumnavigators. London, C. Smith & Son. 172. Strand, 1860. Terrestrial globe, diameter 31.5 cm, made of 24 engraved half gores, contemporary coloured, in a stand, consisting of a brass meridian, a wooden horizon circle with an engraved almanac pasted on, supported by four turned wooden legs with two cross-bars, on the centre of which a brass support for the meridian is placed. Full description >> Related Subjects: 19th Century  Circumnavigation  Discovery & Exploration  English  Globes  Add to Shopping cart E-mail a Friend

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