This is Moses Pitt's uncommon issue of Jansson's map of northern Russia. The map is based on the travels of Isaac Massa who visited Moscow in 1600 and thus was in the midst of the turmoil in Russia on the death of Boris Godunov and the assassination of the False Dimitry. It covers from Finland to just beyond the Jenisej River and south to the Volga River and includes the cities of Jaroslavl, Niznij Novgorod, and Kazan. The map is fully engraved with mountains and forests with deer, bear and other animals throughout. Large title cartouche, coat of arms, and a scale of miles with two men and several wild animals.

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Condition: B

Backed with Japanese tissue repairing marginal fold separations and flattening a couple of creases. Couple of very tiny spots in image.