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the Law Bubble. A. Humblot inv. and sc. Paris, Duchange (ca. 1720).
Fol. Boards. 120 —
With Dutch text; among the engravings is a dance ot death.
603 [Portrait] Shakespeare, W. Head and shoulders in med. Steel engr.
Anon. Fol. 3 —
Verrazzano, Giov. Globo of the World in copper gilt, 51/* inches in dia-
meter mounted on a skilfully worked bronze base. The maker’s name is
Robert do Bailly, the date 1530 and the place of manufacture probably
Dieppe. The globe shows the results of Giov. Verrazzano’s discoveries, and
the division in meridians from 10 to 10° and contains the Equator, Tropics
and Polar circles. America bears the name "America” and "Mondus novas ',
and is divided into four parts: North, Central, South America and the Archi-
pelago. The following names of American towns, rivers etc. occur.
Terra Laboratoris
Tanacnoi
Pari as
Bachaliaio
S. Michaelis
Vrabe
VERRAZANA.
Tenvtista
Oabaiba
Laelopida
Colva cana
R. Formo
R. 8. Spv
R. D. Crisai
Angia
R. D. Palma
R. D. Gra
R. Dvlce
P. Disavio
C. Frio
Co. Crvi
R. Gpao
Barossa
Catticora
Cannibales
Ms. Pasqva
Yvcatas ■
Terrae sace ervis
R. Jovrda
Cvba
R. Real
Terra Magellan!.
Spagnola
R. Brassi
Canano
8. Joha.
8. Jvlia
The Continent lying opposite the southernmost point of America is called Bra-
sielie regio. The most interesting characteristic of the globe is the fact
that the results of Verrazzano’s travels arc marked by ’’terra Verrazzana”.
Except on the maps of Girolamo Verrazzano (Giovanni’s brother) of 1529,
the name is nowhere found.
In any case this globe dated 1530 in two places, in the earliest to show Ver-
razzano’s discoveries. An earlier cartographic mention of these discoveries is
only to be found on Vesconto di Maggiolo’s Map (1527) and that of Girolamo
Verrazzano (1529). — A skilfully worked bronze foot in imitation of a con-
temporary model has been added to this most important contribution to the
history of the early discoveries of America. M. 30 000 —
We will gladly send photos and reproductions on application.
Ludwig Rosenthal’s Antiquariat, Mtinchen, Hildegardstr. 16. — Katalog 118.
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the Law Bubble. A. Humblot inv. and sc. Paris, Duchange (ca. 1720).
Fol. Boards. 120 —
With Dutch text; among the engravings is a dance ot death.
603 [Portrait] Shakespeare, W. Head and shoulders in med. Steel engr.
Anon. Fol. 3 —
Verrazzano, Giov. Globo of the World in copper gilt, 51/* inches in dia-
meter mounted on a skilfully worked bronze base. The maker’s name is
Robert do Bailly, the date 1530 and the place of manufacture probably
Dieppe. The globe shows the results of Giov. Verrazzano’s discoveries, and
the division in meridians from 10 to 10° and contains the Equator, Tropics
and Polar circles. America bears the name "America” and "Mondus novas ',
and is divided into four parts: North, Central, South America and the Archi-
pelago. The following names of American towns, rivers etc. occur.
Terra Laboratoris
Tanacnoi
Pari as
Bachaliaio
S. Michaelis
Vrabe
VERRAZANA.
Tenvtista
Oabaiba
Laelopida
Colva cana
R. Formo
R. 8. Spv
R. D. Crisai
Angia
R. D. Palma
R. D. Gra
R. Dvlce
P. Disavio
C. Frio
Co. Crvi
R. Gpao
Barossa
Catticora
Cannibales
Ms. Pasqva
Yvcatas ■
Terrae sace ervis
R. Jovrda
Cvba
R. Real
Terra Magellan!.
Spagnola
R. Brassi
Canano
8. Joha.
8. Jvlia
The Continent lying opposite the southernmost point of America is called Bra-
sielie regio. The most interesting characteristic of the globe is the fact
that the results of Verrazzano’s travels arc marked by ’’terra Verrazzana”.
Except on the maps of Girolamo Verrazzano (Giovanni’s brother) of 1529,
the name is nowhere found.
In any case this globe dated 1530 in two places, in the earliest to show Ver-
razzano’s discoveries. An earlier cartographic mention of these discoveries is
only to be found on Vesconto di Maggiolo’s Map (1527) and that of Girolamo
Verrazzano (1529). — A skilfully worked bronze foot in imitation of a con-
temporary model has been added to this most important contribution to the
history of the early discoveries of America. M. 30 000 —
We will gladly send photos and reproductions on application.
Ludwig Rosenthal’s Antiquariat, Mtinchen, Hildegardstr. 16. — Katalog 118.
