Dominic Winter

287 Propaganda Map. Roosevelt rekende verkeerd! De vangarmen
van de dollarpoliep worden afgesneden. De joden in het Witte Huis
en het goud in fort Knox worden omsingeld door de jonge volken,
door de legers van den arbeid, published 1942, colour lithographic
Dutch propaganda map showing an octopus covering a map of the
Americas, old folds, margins and folds strengthened on verso, 810
x 585mm, together with three British World War 2 propaganda and
information ‘mini’ posters, plus two German propaganda leaflets,
with a large damaged French anti-communist poster and a damaged
German World War I board game, plus a damaged geological map
of the Austrian empire
Sold as a collection of maps and prints, not subject to return. The translation
of the Dutch poster is:- Roosevelt figured wrong! The tentacles of the dollaroctopus
will be cut. The Jews in the White House and the gold in Fort Knox
have been surrounded by young people, by the armies of labour.
(9) £150-200
288 Reference. A mixed collection of approximately 100 volumes
of map, art and topographical reference works, mostly 20th century,
including six volumes of Monumenta Cartographica Neerlandica by
Gunter Schilder, Printed Maps of Ireland by Andrew Bonar Law, The
Mapping of America, Dictionary of Mapmakers and English Books
with Colour Plates by R.V.Tooley, Maps of Africa by Oscar Norwich,
Globes at Greenwich by Elly Dekker, The Life of Sir Robert Dudley
by J.Temple-Leader, Three volumes of the Catalogue of Manuscript
Maps etc in the BM, The Discovery of Australia by A.F.Calvert,
Nagasaki Prints and Early Copperplates by Masunobu Hosono,
Bibliotheca Japonica by H.Gordier, The Sea Chart by Derek Howse
& M.Sanderson, Old Maps in Japan by Matsutaro Nanba and The
History of Polish Cartography by K. Buczek, with others similar,
various sizes and condition, plus twenty volumes of 19th century
literary and reference books, various sizes and condition
(approx.120) £300-500
289* Rome. Piranesi (Giovanni Battista), Pianta Di Roma E Del
Campo Marzo, published Rome, circa 1780, uncoloured engraved
map on three conjoined sheets with descriptive text surrounding
and below map, partially trimmed to plate mark on upper left margin,
1220 x 705mm, mounted, framed and glazed
Not examined out of frame
(1) £500-800
290 Russia. Jaillot (Hubert), La Russie Blanche ou Moscovie,
Divisée Suivant L’Estendue des Royaumes Duchés Principautés,
Provinces et Peuples..., published P.Mortier, Amsterdam, circa 1700,
engraved map with contemporary hand colouring, decorative
cartouche and mileage scale, title repeated above map, 585 x
885mm
(1) £150-200
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