[SELLER, John].
Moscovia.
Moscovia.
Stock Code 86024
[John Seller, sold at his house at the Hermitage in Wapping and in Pope's head Alley in Cornhill, London, [1678].
Russia
This rare little map, probably taken from an example of Seller's 'Atlas Minimus', began life as a playing card (only one known set), the III of the Europe suit, but was quickly re-engraved to form part of a little pocket atlas, the 'Atlas Minimus' presumably aimed at the education market, perhaps the earliest British cartographic publication so designed.Engraved map, with the associated description table; centrefold restored, bottom right hand corner re-instated, with small loss.
Phillips 490.
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