1725 Gabriel Bodenehr Antique Map Birds Eye View of Szczecin or Stettin, Poland West Hemisphere The most complete account of

The most complete account of Germania that has been preserved from Roman times is Tacitus Germania

Nearly all adoptions are of adult men

Starting from 1436 (perhaps without the approval of his father) he entered the service of the Visconti of the Duchy of Milan

Plate size: - 26 1/2in x 22in (680mm x 570mm)

The monument was designed in 1859 by David Jensen

1725 Gabriel Bodenehr Antique Map Birds Eye View of Szczecin or Stettin, Poland West Hemisphere The most complete account ofTitle : Stettin Ref #: 93494 Size: 13 1 2in x 8in (335mm x 205mm) Date : 1725 Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Description: This fine original copper plate engraved antique map, a birds eye view of the city of Szczecin or Stettin, Poland along with descriptive text was published in Gabriel Bodenehrs Force d Europe in 1725. Bodenehr a copper engraver and publisher, bought the numerous copper plates of Johann Stridbeck (1640 1716) and revised them and