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Antique Maps of The Netherlands and Belgium
Authentic antique maps of The Netherlands and antique maps of Belgium. The Netherlands and Belgium have a long history, between 1815 and 1839 the two countries were known as one country titled 'The United Kingdom of the Netherlands'. The Belgian revolution started in 1830 but it took 9 years before the...
Antique Maps of The Netherlands and Belgium
Authentic antique maps of The Netherlands and antique maps of Belgium. The Netherlands and Belgium have a long history, between 1815 and 1839 the two countries were known as one country titled 'The United Kingdom of the Netherlands'. The Belgian revolution started in 1830 but it took 9 years before the independence of Belgium was recognised. Bartele Gallery offers antique maps of the Netherlands and Belgium from the 16th to the 20th centuries. With two physical stores located in Friesland (The Netherlands), our collection also includes many antique maps of Friesland, Frisian cities and Dutch cities.
The Netherlands & Belgium There are 912 products.
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Untitled Map of the area around Zaandam - Stoopendaal (c.1750)
Antique map, untitled. Detailed map of the area around Zaandam in North Holland, centered on the Ye (IJ). Windmills, watermills, paper mill and dykes are all depicted, as well as the villages Oostzaan and Westzaner-Overtoom. Part of a larger wall map.
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Brvxella - Janssonius (1657)
Antique map, titled: 'Brvxella' - A very nicely coloured city plan of Brussels with the immediate surroundings. Fortifications and waterworks (as well as partly dry moat) are indicated, as well as a list of 82 buildings and places (in two cartouches in the lower left and right).
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