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LOT 241

Lot 241

Bindings: 18th Century Danish Atlas, Copenhagen, 1781

Bindings: 18th Century Danish Atlas, Copenhagen, 1781
Lot 241 Details
Bindings: 18th Century Danish Atlas, Copenhagen, 1781

THE DANISH ATLAS OR THE KINGDOM OF DENMARK, VOL. VII

8vo., 956pp., half title, full title, dedication page, by Dr. Eric Pontoppidian and continued by Hans de Hoffman, the pages with Fraktur style text in Danish, with approximately 35 fold out maps, city plans, costume studies, charts etc., in calf boards with ribbed, tooled and titled spine: published by Godiche Heirs, Copenhagen, 1781
8.75 x 7.75 in — 22.2 x 19.7 cm

Estimate $200-$300

Realised: $300
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Bindings: 18th Century Danish Atlas, Copenhagen, 1781
  • Bindings: 18th Century Danish Atlas, Copenhagen, 1781
  • Bindings: 18th Century Danish Atlas, Copenhagen, 1781
  • Bindings: 18th Century Danish Atlas, Copenhagen, 1781
  • Bindings: 18th Century Danish Atlas, Copenhagen, 1781

CONDITION DETAILS

The last of seven volumes; in good condition

LOT 241
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