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Miniature map of Turkish Empire
Abraham Ortelius.

Antwerp, 1602, French text edition. Miniature map of Arabia and the Turkish Empire , published in Michel Coigent's 'L'Epitome du Theatre de L'Univers d'Abraham Ortelius'.
ORTM0030		£150.00

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Early miniature of Arabia and Turkish Empire
Petrus Bertius.

Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, 1616. The Turkish Empire, from Bertius' 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum'.
BERT0029		£150.00

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The Turkish Empire, with Arabia
Matthaus Merian.

Frankfurt, c1638. The Eastern Mediterranean and Near East, with a decorative title cartouche.
MERI0011		£475.00

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Turkish Empire with Greece, Arabia and Libya
Tobias Conrad Lotter.

Augsburg, c.1750. Map of the Turkish Empire, covering Greece, Arabia and Libya.
LOTT0016		£425.00

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Early map of Arabia
Girolamo Ruscelli.

Venice, Valgrisi, 1561. A Ptolemaic map of Egypt. This example is from the first state, with the platemark running off the top of the paper.
RUSC0022		£250.00

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Map of Arabia
John Arrowsmith.

London, 1842. Detailed map of Arabia by the foremost British cartographer of his generation.
ARRO0021		£78.00

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Arabia with latest discoveries
Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge.

London, SDUK, 1845. Detailed map of Arabia
SDUK0002		£140.00

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Print of Bedouin horsemen
A. Frisch.

c.1850. A view of Bedouin tribesmen, armed with guns and lances. Engraved by Payne after A. Frisch.
FRIS0001		£49.00

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The Holy Land & the Peregrinations
Georg Matthaus Seutter.

Augsburg, c.1730. The Holy Land, with an elaborate title cartouche depicting Jesus expelling the demon from the possessed man, and an inset map of the Peregrinations with a portrait of Moses.
SEUT0031		£390.00

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Decorative view of Jordan
Edward Hildebrandt.

Berlin: Raimund Mitscher, 1872, Hildebrandt travelled all over Asia, with his sketches appearing in European newspapers.
HILD0002		£150.00

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View of the ruins of Baalbek
W. Finden.

London: J. Murray, 1834. View of the ruins of the Roman city of Baalbek, engraved by Finden after Callcott and Barry.
FIND1001		£45.00

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Beirut chart.
Joseph Roux.

Paris, c.1779. Chart of the environs of Beirut, with depths marked, orientated with north to the left. Published in Roux's 'Plans et Rades de la Méditerraneé'.
ROUX0003		£175.00

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The route from Jerusalem to Bethlehem
George Sandys.

London: William Barrett, 1617. A copper-engraved diagramatic road map, orientated with north to the left, with a 21-point key of important places, including 'The ruins of Davids Tower' and 'The Monasterie of Elias', continuing on the reverse.
SAND1001		£100.00

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Prospect of the Desert of St John the Baptist
George Sandys.

London: William Barrett, 1617. A copper-engraved view of the Desert of St John the Baptist, with the cave he inhabited and a ruined monastery.
SAND1004		£60.00

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Town plan of Jerusalem at the beginning of the 17th century
George Sandys.

London: William Barrett, 1617. A copper-engraved townplan of contemporary Jerusalem , orientated with north to the right, with a 37-point key. The accompanying text describes Sandys' visit to the city in 1611.
SAND1002		£140.00

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View of the Mount of Olives.
C. Bentley.

London: Fisher, Son & Co, 1858.
BENT0001		£39.00

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View of Jerusalem
Thomas Allom.

London: Fisher, Son & Co, c.1858.
ALLO0002		£39.00

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Miniature Syrian costume plate
Alain Manesson Mallet.

Paris, 1683. The dress of two Syrian women, one in a veil, published in Mallet's 'Description de l'Univers'.
MALL0126		£49.00

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Near East map
Jan Luyts.

Utrecht, 1692. This map shows most of the Near East, from Cyprus and the Holy Land east to Iraq. Based on Sanson's maps.
LUYT0006		£95.00

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View of Rama
Cornelis Le Bruyn.

Italian, c.1702. In 1675 the Dutch painter Cornelis de Bruyn (1652-1727) set out from Livorno on a journey through the Levant, publishing an account on his return.
BRUY0008		£125.00

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