Historical Battle Maps

Maps depicting significant battles from the late 17th and early 18th centuries, showcasing military strategies and city layouts during conflicts.

Map showing the siege and capture of Rheinberg by the French on June 9, 1672. This print is one of a group of twelve, mostly etched and published by Gaspar Bouttats, depicting views of fortresses and towns captured by the French and the Munster in 1672. Maps with legends in French and Dutch, Map of Rheinberg, conquered by the French in 1672 The town of Rynberck as it was besieged and conquered on June 9, 1672 by the All Christian King of Vrankery Lodovicus XIIII Twelve views of fortresses and towns conquered by the French and the bishop of Munster in 1672. Munster in 1672 Illustration of some Cities and Fortifications of which differente soo ghe won and surrendered to his Majesty the Prince of Vranckerijk Lodovicus XIV and to his Serene Lordship the Bishop of Munster Christophori Bernardus van Galen. Anno 1672 , print maker: Gaspar Bouttats, publisher: Gaspar Bouttats, (mentioned on object), Antwerp, 1672, paper, etching, h 190 mm × w 265 mm

Map of the Battle of Oudenaarde, 1708, 1708 Plan of the battle near Oudenaarde between the Allies under the Prince of Savoye and the Duke of Marlborough and the French, 11 July 1708. Bottom right a cartouche decorated with weapons with the legend A-V in French. Part of a bundled collection of plans of battles and cities renowned in the Spanish Succession War. Brussels paper etching Oudenaarde Plan of the battle near Oudenaarde between the Allies under the Prince of Savoye and the Duke of Marlborough and the French, 11 July 1708. Bottom right a cartouche decorated with weapons with the legend A-V in French. Part of a bundled collection of plans of battles and cities renowned in the Spanish Succession War. Brussels paper etching Oudenaarde

Vestingplattegrond van Charleroi, anonymous, 1693 - 1744 print Charleroi fortress. At the top right a frame with title. Bottom left a frame with scale: Echelle de Trois Cens Toises. paper etching / engraving maps of cities. fortified city Charleroi

Map of Vila Nova with its surroundings

Map of the City Namur with the Castle, besieged by the French Army, 1692, 1692 print Map of the city names with the castle, besieged by the French army, 25 May - 30 June 1692. At the top under the Cartouche, offering the surrender of the city to the French commander. At the bottom advancing cavalry. print maker: France (possibly)publisher: Paris paper etching maps of cities. siege, position war Names (city). Castle of Namur

Map of Bergamo, Anonymous, 1704 - 1724 print Numbered at the top right: XXVII. paper etching / engraving prospect of city, town panorama, silhouette of city. maps of cities Bergamo

Map of Maastricht, conquered by the French in 1673; Twelve faces at fortresses and cities welcome by the French and the bishop of Munster in 1672; Image of unique cities and fortifications of the welcke different soo gewnen as surrendered to his sine majesteyt van Vranckerijk lodovicus XIV ende aen sijn spleighighijke den bishop of Munster Christophori Bernardus van Galen. Anno 1672. Map of the city of Maastricht. This print is part of a group of twelve prints, mostly elected and issued by Gaspar Bouttats, with faces on fortresses and cities conquered by the French and the bishop of Munster in 1672-1673. Map with legend in Dutch.

Map showing the siege and capture of Rheinberg by the French on June 9, 1672. This print is one of a group of twelve, mostly etched and published by Gaspar Bouttats, depicting views of fortresses and towns captured by the French and the Munster in 1672. Maps with legends in French and Dutch, Map of Rheinberg, conquered by the French in 1672 The town of Rynberck as it was besieged and conquered on June 9, 1672 by the All Christian King of Vrankery Lodovicus XIIII Twelve views of fortresses and towns conquered by the French and the bishop of Munster in 1672. Munster in 1672 Illustration of some Cities and Fortifications of which differente soo ghe won and surrendered to his Majesty the Prince of Vranckerijk Lodovicus XIV and to his Serene Lordship the Bishop of Munster Christophori Bernardus van Galen. Anno 1672 , print maker: Gaspar Bouttats, publisher: Gaspar Bouttats, (mentioned on object), Antwerp, 1672, paper, etching, h 190 mm × w 265 mm

Two performances of a river and a map of Ancona, Cornelis Meijer, 1696 print Upper print at the top right numbered: 35. Bottom prints at the top left: 36. paper etching river. maps of cities Ancona

The siege of Colberg, from 3d. to 31st. October, 1758. Shows troops and fortifications. Relief shown by hachures. Oriented with north to the upper left. Inset: location map. In upper right: Pl. X. Date of publication estimated from engraver's activity.... , Poland , Kołobrzeg

Map with a design for the haarkmermeer landing, 1641; Provisional Concept Design and Pre-Laughter serving to the Bedycinge Vande Haerlemmer more 1641; New Caerte Ververhoonende how, and in some way, the Haerlemmer, Leede, and the Spieringh more (...) became Bedijckt Soude Moghen (...). Map with a design for the haarde of the Haarlemmermeer, 1641. Left Leiden, right Haarlem, below Amsterdam. Along the top the first title. Above left a two-legged poem with a handwriting below by the surveyor. Upstairs in the middle the arms of the States General. At the top right a cartouche with the second title. Bottom left a cloth hanging between two columns with a fresh titled 'farmers claiming the water wolf'. On the timpane a lion that beats a wolf at the bottom of the columns a surveyor (left) and the personification of hope (right). Below three scaling sticks: a general Dutch miles; 2000 Rijnlandsche Roden of 12 feet; An hour of Gailen. On the right the legend A-V. In the plane of the lake, pen i

Northern Netherlands, Passe, Crispijn van de (II), The Gennep House Besieged by His Highness Fredrick Hendrick Prince of Orange. Count of Nassou etc. Inden Jare 1641, Siege of the House at Gennep, 1641, Map showing the House at Gennep, besieged and conquered by the States army under Frederik Hendrik, 6 June - 27 July 1641. With the circumvallation line of the besiegers, their army camps and the nearby villages of Gennep, Oeffelt and Sint Agatha. At the bottom right a cartouche with the title., print, prent, map, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 226 mm, width 341 mm, 1597 - 1670-01-06, print maker, printmaker, 1641 - 1649, second quarter 17th century, paper, papier, engraving, engraving (printing process)

Floor plan of part of the defenses of Bergen op Zoom, 1747; Plan of a part of the works of Bergen op den zoom in it which by exceptionly Lyk Word the attacque of the French Zoo Verre who continued on Aug 29. 1747 / Plan d'Une Partie des Ouvrages The mountains on the hem (...). Floor plan of part of the defenses with the Bastions, Ravelines and Lunetten from Bergen op Zoom, with the location of the French attack on August 29, 1747.

Plan of the siege of the castle of Namur, 1746, 1746 print Plan of the reinforcements for the castle of Namur, besieged from 24-25 September and taken by the French on September 30, 1746. marked at the top right: plan VII. P. 136. Northern Netherlands (possibly) paper etching fortress. maps of cities Castle of Namur

Break through the French lines in Brabant, 1705; Plan du Passage des Lignes de Brabant, Forces Le 18 Juillet 1705, Par les Armes des Allieeez (...). Map of breaking the French lines in Brabant with the Battle of Eriksem on July 18, 1705 by the Allies under the Duke of Marlborough and Mr. van Ouwerkerk. Bottom left the legend Aa-Ee in French. Two text sheets belong to the card.

Cramerus jr., Ernst Willem, Schwab, Northern Netherlands, Jagen, Jan van, Plan of the Siege of the City and Fortress of Mentz, by the United German Powers, Map of the siege of Mainz by the German armies, 1793, verso - stamped, Map of the siege of Mainz, in French hands, by the combined German armies, 14 April - 23 July 1793. With the positions of the armies. On the left the legend 1-29., print, picture, map, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 227 mm, width 352 mm, 1709 - 1800, print maker, printmaker, 1793 - 1793, paper, papier, etching, etchings, intermediary draughtsman, after a drawing by, Publication (Event), Publication, publisher

Map of the City Namur with the Castle, besieged by the Allies, 1695, Anonymous, 1695 print Plan of Namur with the positions of the Allied troops during the siege from July 3, 1695. Map with bilingual inscriptions. Bottom left a face on the city with the citadel. The print is the second state of a map that was previously published in 1692 for the siege by the French (see FMH 2871). print maker: Northern Netherlandspublisher: Amsterdam paper etching maps of cities. siege, position war Names (city)

Map of the siege of Dendermonde, 1706, 1706 print Map of the conquest of Dendermonde by the Allies on the French, 5 September 1706. Bottomly a cartouche with the legend A-Z in French. print maker: Northern Netherlandspublisher: The Hague paper etching maps of cities. siege, position war Dendermonde

Large map of the siege of Maastricht, 1632, plate 4, 1632 print Large map of the siege and the intake of Maastricht by the Staatse Army under Stadholder Frederik Hendrik, June 9 to August 21, 1632. Map composed of six magazines, three above and three below (the sixth leaf at the bottom right is missing). This is the leaf in the bottom left. Under the left with five part -maps of forts, Orsoy and trenches at the city. With inscriptions in the performance in French and Dutch. Northern Netherlands paper etching maps of separate countries or regions. siege, position war Maastricht

Map of Philippsburg, ca. 1702, 1702 - 1703 print Map of the reinforcements for the town of Philippsburg. Plate no. 102 In the printed work consisting of a total of 276 numbered plates of renowned strong cities and fortresses in the context of the Spanish Succession War. For the most part these records have been copied to the anonymous French records: in Les Forces de l'Europe and in: Le Theater de la Guerre, Dans Les Pays-Bas, both originally published by Nicolas de Fer in Paris (1693-1697) in the framework of the nine -year war. Title and inscriptions in the album in French. print maker: Northern Netherlandspublisher: Amsterdampublisher: Paris paper etching maps of cities. fortress Philippsburg

Map of Turin; Turin, an archbishoppelyque city with an academy in Italy (...); Les Principales Forterses & Villes Fortes, D'Espagne, De France, D'Italie, The Savoia, D'Allemagne & des Païs-Bas (...) / Sittingurial images of the main strong cities and fortresses in Spanjen, Vrankryk, Italien, Savoy, Duytsland and Nederlanden (...). TURIN MAP, with a top right of the city of Vercelli. Texts in Dutch and French. The print is part of an album.

Kaart Van Het Beleg van Grave Door Willem III, 1674; Seat of grave in the Hollandois Brabant, started by Mr. De Rabenhaupt in July 1674, and dispellent by Mr. De Chamilly, who were governor; He capitulates the twenty-seven of October and came out of this city with the honors of the war. Kaart Van de Belegering in Verovering Van Grave Door Het Leger van Willem III van 25 Juli TOT 29 Oktober 1674, Older Bevel van Rabenhaupt. Linksboven of Legenda A-Z in Het Frans.

Plan of the city and fortifications of Algiers, Opp. p. 393 Parke, Henry, 1792-1835. text. Maps, Plans. 1818. General Research Division. Algeria

Map of Liège, ca. 1693-1696; Liege, Ville Forte et Considerable (...); Les Forces de l'Europe, Ou Description des Principales Villes, Avec Leurs Fortifications: Dessignées PAR LES MEILLEURS Engineers, private party Celles (...) De La France, Dont Les Plans DEVEÉ LEVEZ PAR M. DE VAUBAN. Map of the reinforcements around the city of Liège. Part of the fifth part (1696) of the picture in which bundles are the eight parts of Les Forces de l'Europe issued between 1693-1697. The printing works consists of 175 plates with plans (from Sébastien Le Preterre, Seigneur de Vauban) from renowned strong cities and fortresses in the nine-year war. Title and inscriptions in French.

Applying DAMS Into River; The art of rendering navigable rivers, in various ways, with other new inventions, and other secrets. WORKERS BRING DAMS INTO A RIVER. Numbered at the Top Left: 20.

Map of the siege of Den Bosch by the Staatse leger under Frederik Hendrik, from May 1 till September 17, 1629 Map of Den Bosch and the surrounding area showing the encirclement of the city, to the right the stadholder's army camp, below Crevecoeur on the Maas, Siege of 's Hertogenbosch, 1629 Belagerung der Statt Hertzogenbosch von Printz Heinrich Friderich der Staden General Vorgenomen Anno 1629 , print maker: anonymous, Germany, (possibly), 1629, paper, etching, h 280 mm × w 313 mm

Map of the city and citadel of Messina

Map of Nijmegen and surroundings, ca. 1701-1715, 1701 - 1715 drawing Map of the reinforcements around the city of Nijmegen with Fort Knodsenburg and the surrounding area, ca. 1701-1715. At the bottom right a cartouche with the legend A-P in Dutch. Part of a collection of signed plans of reinforced places in the Netherlands and surrounding countries at the time of the Spanish Succession War (part B). Netherlands paper fortress. maps of cities Nijmegen. Fort Knodsenburg (Nijmegen)

Beleg van Le Quesnoy, 1712, 1712 Map of Le Quesnoy, besieged by the Allies under Baron Fagel from 8 June and taken on 6 July 1712. On the magazine next to the print the title and legend A-Z with a list of the Allied regiments. Part of a bundled collection of plans of battles and cities renowned in the Spanish Succession War. Brussels paper etching / engraving / letterpress printing Quesnoy, the Map of Le Quesnoy, besieged by the Allies under Baron Fagel from 8 June and taken on 6 July 1712. On the magazine next to the print the title and legend A-Z with a list of the Allied regiments. Part of a bundled collection of plans of battles and cities renowned in the Spanish Succession War. Brussels paper etching / engraving / letterpress printing Quesnoy, the

Map of the city names with the castle, besieged by the French army, 1692, 1692 - 1720 print Map of the city names with the castle, besieged by the French army, 25 May-30 June 1692. At the top right the legend A-E, A-R and 1-10 in French, with putti and the weapon of the king of France. Under, to the right of the middle, a bowl: 300 Veres de Rhylande. after print by: Francepublisher: Amsterdampublisher: Amsterdam paper etching / engraving maps of cities. siege, position war Names (city). Castle of Namur

Nice map, ca. 1693-1695; Nice Ville Capitale du Comté de Meme Nom (...); Les Forces de l'Europe, Ou Description des Principales Villes, Avec Leurs Fortifications: Dessignées PAR LES MEILLEURS Engineers, private party Celles (...) De La France, Dont Les Plans DEVEÉ LEVEZ PAR M. DE VAUBAN. Map of the reinforcements to the French city of Nice. Part of the third part (1695) of the picture in which bundles are the eight parts of Les Forces de l'Europe issued between 1693-1697. The printing works consists of 175 plates with plans (from Sébastien Le Preterre, Seigneur de Vauban) from renowned strong cities and fortresses in the nine-year war. Title and inscriptions in French.

Breaking through the French lines in Brabant, 1705, Jan van Call (II), 1729 print Map of breaking the French lines in Brabant with the Battle of Eliksem on July 18, 1705 by the Allies under the Duke of Marlborough and the Lord of Ouwerkerk. Bottom left the Legenda Aa-ee in French and bottom right De Legenda Aa-ee in Dutch. Marked at the bottom right: Tom. Ii. No. 22. Northern Netherlands paper etching maps of separate countries or regions. battle (+ land forces)

Map of Valenciennes, Anonymous, 1688 drawing paper. ink pen / brush maps of cities Valenciennes

Plattegrond van WENEN, CA. 1695; Vienna, a large capital city of the archide of Austria (...); The forces of Europe, or description of the main cities, with their fortifications: designed by the best ingenieurs, particularly those (...) of France, whose plans have been raised by M. de Vauban.map of the reinforcements To Vienna Austrian City. Part Of The Fourth Part (1697) of the Picture in Which Bundles are The Eight Parts of the Forces of Europe Issued Between 1693-1697. The Printing Works Consistencuts of 175 Flat Plans (from Sebastien Le Preterre, Lord of Vauban) from Renownedred Strong Cities and Fortresses in the Nine-Year War. Title and registrations in French.

Map of Namur, ca. 1701-1715; Plan des Ville Chateau Forts, et Environs de Namur. Map of the reinforcements to the city took with the castle, ca. 1701-1715. At the bottom left of the legend A-Z and 1-13 in French. Part of a collection of signed plans of reinforced places in the Netherlands and surrounding countries at the time of the Spanish Succession War (Part B).

Map of the city names with the castle, besieged by the French army, 1692, 1692 - 1720 print Map of the city names with the castle, besieged by the French army, 25 May-30 June 1692. At the top right the legend A-E, A-R and 1-10 in French, with putti and the weapon of the king of France. Under, to the right of the middle, a bowl: 300 Veres de Rhylande. after print by: Francepublisher: Amsterdampublisher: Amsterdam paper etching / engraving maps of cities. siege, position war Names (city). Castle of Namur

Siege of ATH, 1706, 1706 drawing Map of the city of Ath and the surrounding area with the inundations, besieged and taken by the Allies among the Lord of Ouwerkerk, 2 October 1706. At the top left the title and Legend A-U. Leaf is loose in the album. Part of a collection of signed plans of reinforced places in the Netherlands and surrounding countries at the time of the Spanish Succession War (part D). Netherlands paper maps of separate countries or regions. fortress Ath

Plan of the Battle of Dettlingen on June , Weis, Copper Engraver, After, Barbier, Drawer

Siege of Ostend, 1706, Samuel Du Ry de Champdoré, 1706, Plan of the siege of the fortified city of Ostend by the Allies, June-July 1706. Bottom right legend A-Q in Dutch. Part of a collection of drawn plans of fortified towns in the Netherlands and surrounding countries at the time of the War of the Spanish Succession (part C)., draughtsman: Samuel Du Ry de Champdoré, Netherlands, 1706, paper, h 414 mm × w 316 mm

A plan of Quebec the capital of New France or Canada. Oriented with north to the right. Relief shown by hachures. Inset: The course of St. Laurence River from Chaudiere Fall to Orleans Island. Includes references and text. Appears in Jefferys' General topography of North America and the West Indies. London: Printed for Robert Sayer, ... and Thomas Jefferys, 1768.... , Canada , Quebec ,province , Québec

MAIN OF MAINZ by the German armies, 1793, Jan van Jagen, After Schwab, 1793 print Map of the siege of Mainz, in French hands, by the combined German armies, April 14 - July 23, 1793. With the positions of the armies. On the left the legend 1-29. Northern Netherlands paper etching siege, position war. maps of cities Mainz

Plan of the siege of Tournai, 1709; Le Veritable Plan De La Ville et Citadelle De Tournay. Map of Tournai (Tournai), Bestuited from June 29 by the Allies and welcomed on September 2, 1709. Numbered at the bottom right: Tom. II. No 42. Illustration in the second part of: Jean du Mont, war repair of the battles and siege, of the three ... Wydvermaardaarde Krygserveren ... den Prins Eugenius from Savoy, Den ... Duke of Marlborough, and the Prince Van Oranje and Nassau-Vriesland, in the edition of 1729. This second part is mainly dedicated to the deeds of the Duke of Marlborough and Prince Johan Willem Friso.

Dieppe map, ca. 1702, 1702 - 1703 print Map of the French port city of Dieppe, bombed by the Allies in July 1694. Plate no. 227 in the prints consisting of a total of 276 numbered plates of renowned strong cities and fortresses in the context of the Spanish Succession War. For the most part these records have been copied to the anonymous French records: in Les Forces de l'Europe and in: Le Theater de la Guerre, Dans Les Pays-Bas, both originally published by Nicolas de Fer in Paris (1693-1697) in the framework of the nine -year war. Title and inscriptions in the album in French. print maker: Northern Netherlandspublisher: Amsterdam paper etching maps of cities Dieppe

Cartography, Italy, 17th century. Map of Cuneo and its fortification, Piedmont Region, 1744

Map of Frankfurt am Main, ca. 1693-1696, 1693 - 1696 print Map of the reinforcements for the German city of Frankfurt am Main. Part of the fifth part (1696) of the print work in which the eight parts of Les Forces de l'Europe are published between 1693-1697. The printed work consists of 175 plates with plans (from Sébastien Le Prestre, Seigneur de Vauban) of renowned strong cities and fortresses in the Nine Years War. Title and inscriptions in French. print maker: Francepublisher: Paris paper etching maps of cities. fortress Frankfurt am Main

Breaking through the French lines in Brabant, 1705, Anonymous, 1705 print Map of breaking the French lines in Brabant with the Battle of Eliksem on July 18, 1705 by the Allies under the Duke of Marlborough. Marked at the bottom right: B. Germany paper etching maps of separate countries or regions. battle (+ land forces) Flemish Brabant

bekend, Amsterdam, Mortier, Pieter (I), Noordelijke Nederlanden, De Linien om de Stad en Kasteel van Namur, Belgert door den Koning Willjam de III, Kaart met de linies van de alliedkrachten bij het besiege van Namur en het omgeving aan de omgeving, on which the positions and camps of the allied troops are indicated, 1695. Below the title a legend called 'Nota'. Bottom right a French title and a scale indication., print, image, map, news print, prints, images, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 545 mm, width 655 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1695 - 1695, fourth quarter 17th century, paper, etching, etchings, Publication (Event), Publication, French, 1661 - 1711, publisher, granter of privilege

Map with the French army camps at the appetter of Arras (left plate), 1654; Plan du Camp des Armées du Roy Tres Chrétien Louis XIIII Comandées Par les Mareschaux de Turenne and the La Ferté Senetaire Pour Le Secours de la Ville d'Arras Asieggé Par l'Armée Espagnole and L'Année 1654. Left sheet of a map with the French Army camps During the temptation of the city of Arras (Atrecht), Besieged by the Spaniards, 23-25 August 1654. Arras relieved by the French army under the Marshal Turkish of the Siege by the Spaniards under Louis de Condé and Archduke Leopold Willem.

Battle of Landen, 1693, 1693 - 1696 print Plan of the Battle of Landen, also known as the Battle of Neerwinden, where the Allies are defeated by the French army, July 29, 1693. Part of the fifth part (1696) of the print work in which the eight parts of Les Forces are bundled the L'Europe published between 1693-1697. The printed work consists of 175 plates with plans (from Sébastien Le Prestre, Seigneur de Vauban) of renowned strong cities and fortresses in the Nine Years War. Title and inscriptions in French. print maker: Francepublisher: Paris paper etching maps of separate countries or regions. battle (+ land forces) Wander

Map of the siege of Mons Mons by the Allies, from 25 September and taken on 23 October 1709 Bottom right legend A-I in French, Siege of Mons, 1709 Dessein des Attaques de la Ville de Mons 1709 , print maker: anonymous, France, (possibly), 1709, paper, etching, engraving, h 199 mm × w 275 mm

Map of the Fort Crèvecoeur, conquered by the French in 1672; Crevecoeur (dance le brabant hollandois) assiegé par le maréchal de peuren n e et Rendu a ce gl. Par les Hollandois le 19 de Juillet 1672. Map of the location of the Fort Crèvecoeur on the Maas, Besieged and conquered by the French army under Marshal de Turenne, July 19, 1672.

Plan,Battaille Bey Prague,The th May,In addition to the siege,city, Plan of the Battle of Prague on May , and the subsequent siege, Unknown

Battle of Steenkerke, 1692, 1701 - 1703 print Map of the Battle of Steenkerke in Hainaut with the French army under the Duc de Luxembourg defeated the Allies under King William III, 3 August 1692. Modified top left: Tom. 3. p. 89. paper etching / engraving maps of separate countries or regions. battle (+ land forces) Stone churches

Siege from Aire, 1710; Plan de la Ville d'Aire et du Fort St. François et de Ses Trois Attaques (...) Assiégée Par les Hauts Alliés (...) 1710. Map of the town of the city of Aire with the Fort St. François, BESTED from September 11 and taken by the Allies under the prince of Anhalt-Dessau on November 8, 1710. At the bottom right a cartouche with the legend AP in French. Part of a bundled collection of plans of battles and cities renowned in the Spanish succession war.

PLANS OF BRUSSELS, bombed by the French army in 1695, Anonymous, 1695 - 1711 print Map of Brussels, bombed by the French army, 13-15 August 1695. Under the show Three-litian captions in Dutch and Latin. Perhaps belonging to the copies to the Coppens and Orley series (FMH 2914A). Press in red -brown. Amsterdam paper etching maps of cities. fortified city Brussels

Pen drawing of the Tiergarten/Menagerie and Dutch garden at Schönbrunn Castle in Vienna, showing the view toward the east, executed in black pen on paper with a blue stamp, dated 1755-1766.

Plan of Zurich

Schenckenshans taken by the Spaniards by surprise, 1635, 1635 print. text sheet Schenckenschans taken by the Spaniards by surprise, July 28, 1635. Map of the river area with the Schenckenschans on the split of the Rhine and Waal. The unmounted whole consisting of three plates and two text magazines. Print Maker: The Hagueprin Maker: Noterland Netherlandspublispublis: The hatpublisher: The beate paper etching / engraving / letterpress printing capture of city (after the siege). maps of separate countries or regions Schenkhans

Plan of Grenoble

Ichnographia Helsingorae et Arcis Croneburgensis quae auspicio Regis Sueciæ, à Comite Carolo Gust. Wrangelio Regni Sueciæ Archithalasso, die 15. Aug. oppugnari cepta est, die a 6. Sept. A. 1658 deditionem fecit , Kronborg Helsingør, Denmark, Maps, Early works to 1800, Swedish-Dutch War, 1658-1659, Maps, Early works to 1800, Helsingør Denmark, Maps, Early works to 1800 Norman B. Leventhal Map Center Collection

Large map of the siege of Den Bosch by Frederik Hendrik, 1629; Bus coducum Obsessum a Frederico Henrico, Pr. Auransiae, com. The Nassau, etc. Ao. 1629; 's Hertogenbosch Besiegert by Syn Excellence Frederick Hendrick Prince from Orangien (...) Den Eersten May 1629; La Ville De Bol-Duc Assiegeé Par Son Excellence Frederick Henri Prince d'Orange (...). Large map of the siege of Den Bosch by the state army under Frederik Hendrik, from 1 May to September 17, 1629. Map with centrally the fortified city. At the bottom right performances of mills, fortifications and a face of the dommel closure at Nieu Herlaer. At the top right a cartouche with the titles. Taked down at the bottom of a show in three plates of the exodus of the Spanish garrison from 's-Hertogenbosch. Left and right attached texts with the description of the events in Dutch and French.

Map of siege and conquest of SAS-van-Gent, 1644; The Sas van Gent is the 28 IULY Anno 1644 and by Account conquers the September 6. Map of the siege of the city of Sas-van Gent by the state army under Frederik Hendrik, started July 28 and taken on 5 September 1644. Map of Sas-Van-Gent and the surrounding country with the dikes and shears laid out by the biestomers and their army camps. At the bottom left a cartouche with the title. At the bottom right of a skirmish. Signature upper left: second part fol 168.

Map of Blaye, ca. 1693-1696, 1693 - 1696 print Map of the reinforcements for the French city of Blaye, on the Garonne. Part of the seventh part (1696) of the print work in which the eight parts of Les Forces de l'Europe are published between 1693-1697. The printed work consists of 175 plates with plans (from Sébastien Le Prestre, Seigneur de Vauban) of renowned strong cities and fortresses in the Nine Years War. Title and inscriptions in French. print maker: Francepublisher: Paris paper etching maps of cities. fortress Garonne. Palee

Illustration for 'The Labor of Mars' by Allain Manesson Mallet, Romeyn de Hooghe, 1672 print Floor plan of a fortress on a river (Grave), with siege works around it. In the corner at the top right, the number 128 (= the number of the page in the book on the other hand the illustration has been placed). Amsterdam paper etching fortifications, military engineering. city-view in general; 'veduta'. siege. river Grave

Map of the attacks on Béthune, 1710; Bethune. Map of the city of Béthune with the attacks on the city by the Allies under General Fagel on 23-24 July and under General Schoulenberg on July 27, 1710. At the bottom left of the cartouche with the legend A-e. On the right side of the print, a strip has been installed (printed from a separate plate) with the cartouche with the legend A-E and a part of the country. Part of a bundled collection of plans of battles and cities renowned in the Spanish succession war.

PLANS OF BRUSSELS, bombed by the French army in 1695, Anonymous, 1695 - 1711 print Map of Brussels, bombed by the French army, 13-15 August 1695. Under the show Three-litian captions in Dutch and Latin. Perhaps belonging to the copies to the Coppens and Orley series (FMH 2914A). Amsterdam paper etching / engraving maps of cities Brussels

Ichnographia Rutcopiae Langelandiae oppidi post occupatam insulam à S.R.M. Sveciae muniri continuatae anno 1659 , Swedish-Polish War, 1655-1660, Maps, Early works to 1800, Swedish-Dutch War, 1658-1659, Maps, Early works to 1800, Rudkøbing Denmark, Maps, Early works to 1800 Norman B. Leventhal Map Center Collection

Plan of the beads siege of the Türckn Fort Dubicza , The siege of Dubica on April , Christian von DE Mechel -, publisher

A topographicall description and admeasurement of the yland of Barbados in the West Indyaes : with the mrs. names of the seureall plantacons , Landowners, Barbados, Maps, Barbados, Maps Norman B. Leventhal Map Center Collection

Plan of the Battle of Deutsch-Wagram on July and , Karl Timlich, Copper Engraver, Joseph Eder -, publisher

Plan of the siege of the Turkish fortress Novi , in Croatia on the Unna River, as those through the Oestr, EN troops , under the commands S, Des Hn, MS Freyhn, From Loudon the th autumn, started , and the rd wine, The siege of the Novi fortress Novi degree from September to October , Christian von de Mechel -, publisher

Floor plan of Zoutleeuw, 1705. Floor plan of the reinforcements of the city of Zoutleeuw, Besieged and occupied by the Allies on August 5, 1705. According to the caption besieged from August 29 and taken on 5 September. Part of a collection of signed plans of enhanced places in the Netherlands and surrounding countries at the time of the Spanish Succession War (Part D).

Pradsel plan of Moliou. Strong Roussillon Square

Cologne, Hogenberg, French, Series 9: Dutch and German Events, 1583-1587, Map of Neuss and surroundings, 1585, 1585. Episode from the Cologne War. With a 1-line caption in German. Numbered lower left: 231. The print is part of an album., print, picture, history print, album page, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller History plates, height 215 mm, width 278 mm, Dutch, German, 1540 - 1590, print maker, printmaker, 1587 - 1591, paper, etching, etchings

Map of Le Quesnoy, 1712, 1712 - 1717 print Map of the reinforcements for the city of Le Quesnoy, taken by the Allies under Baron Fagel on July 6, 1712, started after a siege on 8 June. At the top left of the title cartouche with legend A-L and scale: Echelle de 120 Toises. The Hague paper etching maps of cities. siege, position war Quesnoy, the

Map of the city of Utrecht, Anno 1670; The new flat ground map of out-right to his cleanest and sterkst .. in the middle the map of Utrecht with the title in a banderole above it. Links next to the map The weapon of the province of Utrecht and on the right the city weapa. At the bottom left of an obelisk with the names of two manufacturers and a banderole with the text: what Baet the glasses aen biên. If you don't want to see Dogh. At the bottom right: 100 row den. Total lower right: fol. 26.

Plan of Colberg

Siege of Bouchain, 1711, Nicolas Suly (attributed to), 1711, Map of Bouchain, besieged by the Allies under the Duke of Marlborough and taken on September 12, 1711. To the right, legend A-c in French. Part of a collection of drawn plans of fortified towns in the Netherlands and surrounding countries at the time of the War of the Spanish Succession (part C)., draughtsman: Nicolas Suly, (attributed to), Brussels, 1711, paper, h 360 mm × w 530 mm

Map of Valenciennes, 1673-1686, Jan Luyken, 1673 - 1686 print Amsterdam paper etching maps of cities Valenciennes

Tournai map, 1709; Plan the Tournay Ville Epsicopale, Ou Il y à UN Parliament (...). Map of Tournai (Tournai), Besieged by the Allies from 29 June and occupied on September 2, 1709. With colored trenches left and right of the city and shooting lines from the trenches.

Plattegrond van Valenciennes. Plan de Valenciennece (title on object). Draughtsman: anonymous. Dating: 1688. Measurements: h 490 mm × w 644 mm. Museum: Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.

Map of Arras, 1712; Plan De La Ville, ET Citadelle de Arras etc .. Map of the reinforcements to the city of Arras (Atrecht), Besieged by the Allies in March 1712. At the bottom left a cartouche with the legend A-K in French.

Schenckenschans taken by the Spaniards by surprise, 1635; Siege of Schencken-Schans, with all the new forts and Approchen / Le Siege du Fort De Schinc, Avecq Toutes Les Nouvelles Fortifications et Aproches; Warely figure, and des des description The Stercke fortress of Schencken-Schans, of it Graven-Weerdt, conquers the 28. Iulij by an Entreprince of that Van Gelder; La Vraye Description, Du Renommé Fort De Schenck, Sur Le's Gravenweert, Surprins Le 18 Iuillet. Schenckenschans taken by the Spaniards by surprise, July 28, 1635. Map of the river area with the Schenckenschans at the split of the Rhine and Waal. The unassembled whole consisting of three plates and two text sheets.

Etching by Sébastian Pontault depicting a military map of Mardick in 1645, showing fortifications, troop positions, and surrounding terrain.

Map of the St. Martin abbey at Trier, ca. 1693-1695, 1693 - 1695 print Map of the St. Martin abbey at Trier aan de Mosel. Part of the third part (1695) of the print work in which the eight parts of Les Forces de l'Europe are published between 1693-1697. The printed work consists of 175 plates with plans (from Sébastien Le Prestre, Seigneur de Vauban) of renowned strong cities and fortresses in the Nine Years War. Title and inscriptions in French. print maker: Francepublisher: Paris paper etching maps of cities. abbey, monastery, convent ~ Roman Catholic church Trier. Moselle

Map of Springs and Conquest of Grevelingen, 1644; Belägerung der Statt Grevelingen 1644 / Circum Sessio Urbis Grevelingy 1644. Map of the topping and conquest of the city of Grevelingen by the French army under Gaston Duke of Orléans, 28 July 1644. Plan of the fortified city with the surrounding country, at the bottom of the harbor Blocked by Dutch ships. Top left the title and legend A-K in German, at the top right the title in Latin and the continuation of the Legenda L-Z in German.

Map of Heidelberg; Flat land of the city and the castle of Heidelberg. Print at the top right labeled: fol: 229.

According to the Buitensten Omtreck/ Getick. No. 1 Warde de Stadt Utrech Ano 162 .. Gersterckt/ Maer Waerde found that the works/ Gegeykent No. 2 much Nutter Waerren.

The Hague, Husson, Pieter, Ekeren, Hangest-Genlis said to be d'Yvoy, Frederik Thomas van, Northern Netherlands, Plan of the Battle of the Holland and the French Army, Occurring between Muysebroeck Wilmerdonck and Orden on the 30th of June, under the Command of Lord General Obdam. 1703, Map of the battle at Ekeren, 1703, Map of the battle at Ekeren on the Scheldt between the Dutch troops under Jacob II van Wassenaer Obdam and the French, 30 June 1703. Later edition, now with the legend A-AA in French at the top right of the plate, but without the text sheet below the image, print, map, news print, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 311 mm, width 440 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1703 - 1703, paper, papier, etching, etchings, Nederlands, 1663-02-18 - 1727-10-24, cartographer, Publication (Event), Publication, 1678 - 1733, publisher

Plan of the town of Cayenne and Fort St. Michael. Relief shown by hachures. Appears in Jefferys' General topography of North America and the West Indies. London: Printed for Robert Sayer, ... and Thomas Jefferys, 1768.... , French Guiana ,territory , Cayenne

Plan of Ephesus and its environs from Falkener's Ephesus with the sites as named by Edward Falkener From The Imperial Bible Dictionary published by Blackie & Son circa 1880s

Plattegrond van Saarlouis, ca. 1693-1695; Saar-Louis is a strong city (...); The forces of Europe, or description of the main cities, with their fortifications: designed by the best ingenieurs, particularly those (...) of France, whose plans have been raised by M. de Vauban.map of the reinforcements To the French City of Saarlouis. Part Of The Third Part (1695) of the Picture in Which Bundles are The Eight Parts of the Forces of Europe Issued Between 1693-1697. The Printing Works Consistencuts of 175 Flat Plans (from Sebastien Le Preterre, Lord of Vauban) from Renownedred Strong Cities and Fortresses in the Nine-Year War. Title and registrations in French.

Fort Liefkenshoek, 1832; Plan of the Fort Liefkenshoek and surroundings. Plan of Fort Liefkenshoek, located on the Scheldt opposite Fort Lillo. In connection with the siege of the citadel of Antwerp by the French army, December 1832. At the bottom of the legend A-G.

Map of Maastricht, 1678; Maestricht, Ville Forte Aux Hollandois, située sur la meuse (...). Map of Maastricht, with the fortifications such as these were in the return of the city by the French at the Peace of Nijmegen in 1678. At the top left a cartouche with the title and crankcase.

Map of Amsterdam, 1482-1601, Anonymous, After Cornelis Anthonisz., 1748 print paper etching maps of cities. townhall. weigh-house Amsterdam. City Hall of Amsterdam (14th century-1652). Waag on Dam Square

Siege of ATH, 1706; Plan and Settuattie about ATH with His Ahttacen under his ECC command. The Veltmarschal Mr. Van Auerquerc. Map of the city ATH and surroundings with inundations, besieged and taken by the Allies under Mr. Van Ouwerkerk, October 2, 1706. Above the top left the title and legend A-u. Leaf lies in the album. Part of a collection of signed plans of enhanced places in the Netherlands and surrounding countries at the time of the Spanish Succession War (Part D).

Beleg van Oostende, 1706. Plaan van de stadt Oostende soo als de selve is belegerdt geworden door de Armée van de Gealieerde op den 28 Juny 1706 en is de plaats overgegaan den 7 July 1706 (title on object). Draughtsman: Samuel Du Ry de Champdoré. Dating: 1706. Place: Netherlands. Measurements: h 414 mm × w 316 mm. Museum: Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.

The Hague, Kloot, Isaac van der, Northern Netherlands, Plan of the Attack of Rijssel Begun on 22 August and Completed on 22 October 1708, Plan de l'Attaque de Lille, Siege of Lille, 1708, Map of part of the fortifications of Lille (Rijssel), besieged by the Allies from 22 August and captured on 23 October 1708. At the bottom on a pedestal the legends A-NB in Dutch and French. Numbered lower right: Tom. II. No. 36*. Illustration in the second part of: Jean du Mont, Warlike description of the battles and sieges, of the three ... world-famous warlords ... Prince Eugene of Savoy, the ... Duke of Marlborough, and the Prince of Orange and Nassau-Friesland, in the edition of 1729. This second part is mainly devoted to the deeds of the Duke of Marlborough and Prince Johan Willem Friso., print, engraving, map, books, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 452 mm, width 530 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1708 - 1708, paper, papier, etching, etchings, Publication (Event), Publicatie, publisher, uit

Map of the Battle of Oudenaarde, 1708; Plan de la Bataille d'Oudenaerde du 11 Juillet 1708. Plan of the battle at Oudenaarde between the Allies under the Prince of Savoy and the Duke of Marlborough and the French, 11 July 1708. At the bottom of a cartouche decorated with weapons with the Legenda Av in French. Part of a bundled collection of plans of battles and cities renowned in the Spanish succession war.

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