Brussels, 1827. Near fine, plate No. 2 from Vandermaelen's scarce 'Atlas Universel de Geographie...Troisieme partie- Afrique'. Maps from this atlas were the first maps prepared by lithography to a standard scale. This atlas is noted in Phillips, but not mentioned in Norwich. This particular image is of the region of Algeria. All these maps are on heavy… Read more about this item

Brussels, 1827. Near fine, plate No.52 from Vandermaelen's scarce 'Atlas Universel de Geographie...Troisieme partie- Afrique'. Maps from this atlas were the first maps prepared by lithography to a standard scale. This atlas is noted in Phillips, but not mentioned in Norwich. This particular map details a regional eastern edge of South Africa, with regional designations of the ambookies, Naonetas,… Read more about this item

Brussels, 1827. Very good with mild dampstain lower margin of 1st image, plates No. 33 & 34 from Vandermaelen's scarce 'Atlas Universel de Geographie...Troisieme partie- Afrique'. Maps from this atlas were the first maps prepared by lithography to a standard scale. This atlas is noted in Phillips, but not mentioned in Norwich. These particular images, with letterpress details… Read more about this item

Brussels, 1827. Good, with some general browning, but fully legible, plate No. 18 (bis) from Vandermaelen's scarce 'Atlas Universel de Geographie...Troisieme partie- Afrique'. Maps from this atlas were the first maps prepared by lithography to a standard scale. This atlas is noted in Phillips, but not mentioned in Norwich. This particular image, with letterpress details in French and with… Read more about this item

Brussels, 1827. Very good (with minimal dampstain lower margin 2nd plate), plates Nos. 22 & 23 from Vandermaelen's scarce 'Atlas Universel de Geographie...Troisieme partie- Afrique'. Maps from this atlas were the first maps prepared by lithography to a standard scale. This atlas is noted in Phillips, but not mentioned in Norwich. This particular image, with letterpress details in French… Read more about this item

Brussels, 1827. Very good with mild dampstain lower margin of 2nd image, plates No. 27 & 28 from Vandermaelen's scarce 'Atlas Universel de Geographie...Troisieme partie- Afrique'. Maps from this atlas were the first maps prepared by lithography to a standard scale. This atlas is noted in Phillips, but not mentioned in Norwich. These particular images, with letterpress details… Read more about this item

Brussels, 1827. Very good with minimal dampstain lower margin, plates Nos. 9 & 10 from Vandermaelen's scarce 'Atlas Universel de Geographie...Troisieme partie- Afrique'. Maps from this atlas were the first maps prepared by lithography to a standard scale. This atlas is noted in Phillips, but not mentioned in Norwich. This particular image, with letterpress details in French and with… Read more about this item

Brussels, 1827. Near fine, plate No. 1 (appearance without the 'bis' on the Azores plate) from Vandermaelen's scarce 'Atlas Universel de Geographie...Troisieme partie- Afrique'. Maps from this atlas were the first maps prepared by lithography to a standard scale. This atlas is noted in Phillips, but not mentioned in Norwich. This particular image is of the northwest region of… Read more about this item

Brussels, 1827. Very good, plate No. 35 from Vandermaelen's scarce 'Atlas Universel de Geographie...Troisieme partie- Afrique'. Maps from this atlas were the first maps prepared by lithography to a standard scale. This atlas is noted in Phillips, but not mentioned in Norwich. This particular image is of the environs of the Gold Coast, with surrounding letterpress text… Read more about this item

Brussels, 1827. VG with mild general browning. This large chart is the index map to Vandermaelen's scarce 'Atlas Universel de Geographie...Troisieme partie- Afrique'. Maps from this atlas were the first maps prepared by lithography to a standard scale.This references all subsequent plates to this atlas (noted in Phillips, but not mentioned in Norwich). All these maps are on heavy paper.… Read more about this item

Brussels, 1827. Near fine, plates Nos. 6, 7, 12, 13, 14, and 16 from Vandermaelen's scarce 'Atlas Universel de Geographie...Troisieme partie- Afrique'. Maps from this atlas were the first maps prepared by lithography to a standard scale. This atlas is noted in Phillips, but not mentioned in Norwich. This particular image, with letterpress details in French and with original… Read more about this item