This unusual regional map is drawn as though on a parchment with its edges curling up to reveal a view of the city beneath it. The cartography is based on Marcus Secznagel. This is the first of Ortelius' maps of the region surrounding Salzburg with the large bird's-eye view of the city in the lower right quadrant. This plate was used for the editions between 1570 and 1595 and was replaced with a much less decorative map in the later editions; this edition was published in 1574. It is a superb example of decorative cartography. Latin text on verso.

References: Van den Broecke #107.

Condition: B+

A nicely colored example with a good impression. There is a stain in the top margin that just enters the map. The margins have some soil and chipping, with a reinforced left lower corner, not affecting map.