Braun & Hogenberg, [Chester, England] Cestria Vulgo Chester, Angliae Civitas Bird Type_Cranes Dedicated to the Penn brothers

Dedicated to the Penn brothers

Mark Babinski

one of the most influential French cartographers of the early 18th century

Height 16 in

His first globe in 1783 was a pocket globe using Hill's copper plates

Braun & Hogenberg, [Chester, England] Cestria Vulgo Chester, Angliae Civitas Bird Type_Cranes Dedicated to the Penn brothersBRAUN, Georg (1541 1622) & HOGENBERG, Frans (1535 1590). [Chester, England]. Cestria Vulgo Chester, Angliae Civitas. Engraved map with original hand color. From Civitas Orbis Terrarum, Cologne, c. 1588. 15 1 4" x 19 5 8" sheet. CARTOUCHE BOTTOM: The River Dee divides England and Wales. It has its source in the north of Wales and flows into the sea called Tegaeus, in whose waters lives a specific type of fish that never swims up river, just as the