Title: A Map of the Seat of War in the Southrn. part of Lusatia with Part of Saxony &c.

By T. Kitchin, G.

Date: November 1758

Color: Black and White

Medium: Copperplate Engraving on high quality hand made laid paper

Dimension: image (11.5 x 18 cm or 4 1/2 x 7 1/8 inch); paper (12.7 x 20.2 cm or 5 1/16 x 8 inch)

Credit:  Thomas Kitchin (cartographer / engraver), from November issue of London Magazine (1758), with imprint at top margin "For the Lond. Magazine"

Condition:  

      The map is in excellent condition [i.e., clear and clean image, strong and bright paper, nice margins, no bend, no tear, and slight but even age toning - likely the nicest condition you will ever encounter for this map]. The map is nearly flawless with no apology. Photo of high resolution is presented for your convenience of identification and judging its high quality independently.

Description:

    This very nice map of Lusatia [part of present day Germany and Czech republic] was published in the November issue of London Magazine in 1758 right after several battles were fought around the region during the Seven Years' War.  Decorated with a nice title cartouche, the map is very detailed [including Dresden at the far left, Gortiz at the far right] . Please note the very low starting price with no reserve for this very interesting and historically important map [especially in such impeccable condition]. Thanks for looking and Happy Bidding!

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Reference:
          Jolly DC (1990)  Maps in British Periodicals, part I (item index Lond -151)