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'IMPERII RUSSICI SIVE MOSCOVIAE STATUS GENERALIS.'. Map of European Russia after de Wit with figurative cartouche incorporating the Russian coat of arms supported by cherubs and scale of miles. Published by
Published by Christopher Browne in London ca. 1700, 1700
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Add to basketCondition: Fine. 45x55cm. Uncoloured. Excellent condition. Separately published. - Christopher Browne, little known cartographer, globe maker and publisher of London. His name is is found on title pages and a few of de Wit's maps.
