Two fine maps on a full folio sheet. The map of Franckenlant covers the Main River valley. The densely detailed map is oriented with north to the left and Frankfurt am Main is located at the bottom. The map was based on the cartography of Sebastian Rotenhan. The map of Monasteriensis illustrates the region of Lower Saxony and North Rhein-Westphalia with the cities of Meppen, Munster and Osnabruck. It was derived from a map made by Godfried Mascop and is adorned with a bold strapwork title cartouche. This is the first state, published in the first Dutch edition in 1573.

References: Van den Broecke #100.

Condition: B+

Original color on watermarked paper with damp stains in blank margins, just entering map at corners. There is one short edge tear at right, and some paper weakness in bottom corners of sheet, not affecting map.