‘CENTRAL GERMANY, COMPRISING SAXONY, HESSE, NASSAU, &c.’ by Sydney Hall c.1828

A very attractive, finely engraved and rare early 19th century map of Central Germany which was published in Sydney Hall’s A New General Atlas (London: Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown & Green; 1828-1830 [first edition]). Sydney Hall (1788-1831) was one of the most recognised and prolific British map engravers at the time when Britain excelled in map making.

• This is an original copper engraving with fine original hand colour.
• Printed area is approximately 50.5cms by 41.2cms including imprint (folio).
• The map is in very good condition with excellent margins. There is a split to the bottom centrefold just entering the map border, two small areas of thinness in the paper and some minor offset.  Click on image for a better view.
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• Guaranteed to be over 180 years old.