Harlemvm vulgo Haerlem by Anna Beek (1709)

Hand-colored 1709 map of Haarlem with canals, red-roofed streets, coats of arms, a key, and a scale bar.

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A hand-colored copperplate map of the city of Haarlem, with its dense red-roofed quarters enclosed by canals and fortified walls, surrounded by surrounding fields and ditches. Two heraldic shields, a title cartouche reading Harlemvm vulgo Haerlem, a numbered key, and a scale bar frame the sheet, and small figures appear at the lower corners.

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