Braun & Hogenberg, [Chester, England] Cestria Vulgo Chester, Angliae Civitas Bird Type_Cranes Height 16 in

Height 16 in

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just as the salmon that swarm the river never venture into the aforesaid sea

Woodcut map from “Claudii Potelemei

This globe was likely assembled in the early 18th century and sold to one such nobleman

Braun & Hogenberg, [Chester, England] Cestria Vulgo Chester, Angliae Civitas Bird Type_Cranes Height 16 inBRAUN, Georg (1541 1622) & HOGENBERG, Frans (1535 1590). [Chester, England]. Cestria Vulgo Chester, Angliae Civitas. Engraved map with original hand color. From Civitas Orbis Terrarum, Cologne, c. 1588. 15 1 4" x 19 5 8" sheet. CARTOUCHE BOTTOM: The River Dee divides England and Wales. It has its source in the north of Wales and flows into the sea called Tegaeus, in whose waters lives a specific type of fish that never swims up river, just as the