Classic 17th century carte-à-figure map of Spain

Name: Classic 17th century carte-à-figure map of Spain
SKU: 20869
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Spaine Newly described, with many adictions, both in the attires of the people & the setuations of their cheifest Cityes, by John Speed 1626.

London: Bassett & Chiswell, 1676. Coloured. 415 x 535mm.

Stock #: 20869

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A fine map of Spain and Portugal, published in the first English atlas of the world, this map has nine prospects of Iberian cities along the top of the map and ten costume vignettes down the sides. A classic collector's map.

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Centre fold repaired on verso, some repairs in margins.

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