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Justus Danckers
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English: Nova Orbis Terrarum Tabula. Emendata a I. Danckers. Orbis Terrarum nova et accurata tabula auct I, Danckers. [Cartouche] Amsterdam Gedruckt by Iustus Danckers consien caert vercoper inde Calverstaet nule Danckbaenheyt.

An engraved and coloured world map by Justus (or Justinus) Danckers (or Danckerts) from 1660. It is produced on paper, mounted on canvas and framed. The map shows the world in two hemispheres with an additional two celestial hemispheres and one Arctic hemisphere. There are, also, sixteen views included.

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Date 1660
date QS:P571,+1660-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Dimensions Sheet: 1550 mm x 1290 mm
Source/Photographer http://collections.rmg.co.uk/collections/objects/543882
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Acquisition Number: 35MA0009
GGCC: 201:1
id number: G201:1/3
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Charts and maps

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