Maps of Europe: Nicolaus Visscher Maps of Europe by Nicolaus Visscher as they appear in his Atlas Minor (Amsterdam, 1696), unless indicated *: 1. Flanders, Scheldt 2. Alsace, Rhine, Black Forest 3. Northern Europe, Caspian Sea to Norway 4. Low Countries, Maastricht and Antwerp areas 5. Duchy of Luxembourg 6. Central Belgium with gazetteer 7. Eastern Belgium, Hasbain, Limbourg 8. Chart of North Sea, sold by Richard Mount and Thomas Page, London* 9. Channel between England and France by Captain Edmund Halley, sold by Samuel Thornton, hydrographer, 1714* 10. Scandinavia [outsize item]. 11. General Chart of the West India, sold by Richard Mount, London* 12. Iberian Peninsula 13. World [*] 14. Germany - electorate and archbishopric of Triers, Rhine, Mosel and Saar, Bonn to Mainz 15. Catalonia, part of Aragon 16. Bavaria 17. Flanders including Bruges 18. Denmark, Holstein, Mecklenburg and Norway 19. Turkish Empire, Hungary, Caspian Sea, Arabia, Mediterranean, North Africa 20. Germany - Rhine, Cologne area, Wesel to south of Bonn [outsize item]. 21. Low Countries - Antwerp area 22. Low Countries - Mechelin, Louvain, Leeuwe, Namur 23. Flanders - Channel coast, Gravelines to Bruges, Northern France 24. France, Southern England [part, damaged] 25. France, Meuse to Germany, Breisach [part, damaged] 26. Bohemia, Moravia and Lusatia [part, damaged] 27. Savoy and Piedmont, Geneva to Nice and Genoa [part, damaged] [outsize item]. [1696]