Collection of Maps of Jerusalem – Europe, 16th- 18th Centuries

Collection of Maps of Jerusalem – Europe, 16th- 18th Centuries
Collection of maps of Jerusalem – engravings from various atlases, travelogues and other works. [Europe, 16th-18th centuries].
1. "Hierosolyma, Clarissima totius Orientis civitas, Iudaeae Metropolis", map of Jerusalem, engraving from the German edition of the city atlas by Georg Braun and Frans Hogenberg, "Beschreibung und Contrafactur der vornembster Stät der Welt", (Köln, 1574). Laor 39c.
2. "Hierusalem (In Tetra Sancta)", map of Jerusalem, engraving from "Raccolta Di Le Piu Illustri Et Famose Citta Di Tutto Il Mondo" by Martin Rota and Francesco Valesio (Venice, ca. 1595).
3-5. Map of Ancient Jerusalem (two copies) and a map of modern Jerusalem, engravings from "Description de L'Univers" (volume II, de L'Asie) by Alain Mannesson Mallet (Paris, 1683). Laor 1076-1077.
6-7. "De Stadt Jerusalem", map of Jerusalem and view of the Temple, from the book "Historie des Ouden en Nieuwen Testaments" (The History of the Old and New Testaments; Amsterdam: Pieter Mortier, 1700). Two copies.
8-9. "Vera Hierosolymae veteris imago", map of Jerusalem, engraving from "Kanaän en d'omleggende landen" by François Halma (Leeuwarden, 1717). Laor 1031. Two copies.
10. "Offer der Eerstelingen gebragt na den Tempel te Jeruzalem", ceremony of bringing the first fruits to Jerusalem, an engraving from a Dutch edition of Augustin Calmet's "Het algemeen groot historisch, oordeelkundig, chronologisch", volume II (Leiden, 1727).
11. "A draught of the city of Jerusalem as it is now taken from the South-East" - panorama of Jerusalem, engraving by James Hulett (signed in the plate), after Cornelis de Bruijn; from one of the editions of Modern History, by Thomas Salmon (London?, 1737?).
12. "A Plan of Old Jerusalaem from the best Authors", map of Jerusalem, hand-colored engraving, presumably from "An Illustration of the Holy Scriptures" edited by Robert Goadby (London, 1759).
Enclosed: four prints (maps of Jerusalem) from the 19th century, including: "Plan of ancient Jerusalem and its environs", from "The practical and devotional family bible" (Glasgow-London: William Collins, 1867), and more.
Approx. 12.5X17 cm. to 39X55 cm. Good-fair overall condition.