Janssonius’ Map of Sussex Printed Area Measurement_28 x 36 cm trimmed to image

trimmed to image

a couple of small holes at fold intersections

adventurous voyage' (Catholic Encyclopedia 1913) Martini was able to return from Beijing to Rome with his library intact

This was plan of Baynard’s Castle and Faringdon was published in the greatly expanded second edition of Maitland’s History of London

Earlier map-makers such as William Morgan looked to royal or aristocratic patrons to shoulder the costs of their original

Janssonius’ Map of Sussex Printed Area Measurement_28 x 36 cm trimmed to imageSuthsexia, vernacule Sussex Condition & Materials Copper engraving, 38. 5 x 50. 5 cm, modern hand colour, closed centrefold split with some marginal restoration, lower right hand corner torn but with no loss to printed area, map of Sussex with Latin text on verso. References Koeman, Atlantes Neerlandici Me 152; Van der Krogt 1: 403. 41; Kingsley, Printed maps of Sussex, 13.