[Miniature map of Scandinavia]

Abraham Ortelius.
Septentrionalium regionum descriptio.

Antwerp, 1593. 80 x 110mm. Coloured.
Miniature map of Scandinavia, but also showing the north Atlantic, including British Isles, Iceland, Greenland and the mythical island of Friesland. Top left is 'Americae Pars', and on one of the Arctic islands is a note claiming that 'Pigmies live here'. BURDEN: 49.
ORTM0055

[Miniature map of Scandinavia]

Petrus Bertius.
Septentrionalum regionii descrip.

Amsterdam, c.1600. 90 x 120mm. Coloured.
Example of the first plate of Scandinavia used in the Bertius atlas 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum'.
BERT0115

[A woodblock map of Scandinavia]

Sebastian Munster
Gotlandt oder Gothen.

Basle, 1628. Woodcut, printed area 100 x 140mm, set in a page of text. Coloured.
Norway, Sweden & Finland.
MUNS0036

[Map of Scandinavia]

Matthaus Merian.
Tabula exactissima Regnaru Sueciæ et Norwegiæ nec non Maris Universi Orientalis...

Frankfurt, 1646. 295 x 370mm. Coloured.
Decorative map of Scandinavia, with a large title cartouche.
MERI0012

[Attractive English map of Scandinavia]

Frederick de Wit.
Scandinavia and its confines in which are the Kingdom's of Sweden, Norway &c. Divided into their Principall Provinces.

London, John Senex, 1719-21. 495 x 570mm. Original colour.
An uncommon edition of De Wit's map of Scandinavia, 'revised by I.Senex' for inclusion in his atlas of 1721, re-engraved by John Harris. These revisions appear to be just the title, scale and the names of the seas, translated into English.
SENE0002

[Map of Sweden, Norway & Finland]

Didier Robert de Vaugondy.
Royaumes de Suede et deNorwege.

Paris, 1748. 175 x 210mm. Coloured.
Robert de Vaugondy's smaller format map of northern Scandinavia.
ROBE0046

[Map of Scandinavia]

Homann Heirs.
Scandinavia complectens Sueciæ, Daniæ & Norwegiæ Regna.

Nuremberg, 1776. 495 x 565mm. Original colour with later additions.

HOMA1019

[Large map of Northern Europe]

Jean Baptiste Bourguigon d'Anville.
The Second Part of Europe Containing denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Russia; Drawn from D'Anville's Two-Sheet Map.

London, John Harrison, 1788. 525 x 745mm. Coloured. Narrow top margin.
A large and colourful map of Scandinavia, the Baltic and Russia. Iceland appears in an inset.
ANVI0001

[Map of Scandinavia]

Robert Wilkinson.
Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Iceland &c.

London: c.1794. 275 x 235mm. Coloured.
Map of Scandinavia with an inset of iceland.
WILK0005

[Scandinavia]

John Pinkerton.
Scandinavia.

London, Cadell & Davies, 1809. 750 x 550mm. Original body colour. Crack in lower platemark.
Large and detailed map of Scandinavia, with strong original colour.
PINK0009

[Map of northern Sweden & Norway, with Finland]

Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge.
The Northern Provinces of Sweden and Norway with Part I of Russia.

London: Baldwin & Cradock, 1834. Steel engraving, printed area 320 x 400mm. Original colour.
Finland had been part of the Kingdom of Sweden since the 13th century, but in 1809 it was ceded to the Russian Empire.
SDUK0075

[Map of Sweden & Norway]

John Arrowsmith.
Sweden & Norway.

London, 1842. 620 x 520mm. Original colour. Centrefold reinforced with archival tissue on map surface,
Detailed map, issued in the 'London Atlas' by the foremost British cartographer of his generation.
ARRO0013

[Detailed map of Sweden & Norway]

John Tallis.
Sweden & Norway

London, J. & F. Tallis, c.1851. Steel-engraving. 350 x 255mm. Original colour.
With inset vignettes including views of Stockholm and skiing.
TALL0044

[Detailed map of Sweden & Norway]

C.F. Weiland.
Schweden und Norwegen.

Weimar, 1853. Steel engraving, 630 x 465mm. Original colour. Small marginal tear not affecting map

WEIL0001

[Scandinavia]

A.K. Johnston.
Sweden, Norway.

Edinburgh, c.1855. Steel engraving, 620 x 510mm. Original colour.
Detailed map of Scandinavia
JOHN0005

[Colourful map of Sweden & Norway]

George Philip
Sweden & Norway.

Liverpool, 1856. Steel engraving, 610 x 510mm. Original colour.
Large and detailed map.
PHIL0014

[A woodblock map of Denmark]

Sebastian Munster
[Denmark.]

Basle, 1628. Woodcut, printed area 100 x 140mm, set in a page of text. Coloured.
An almost unreconisable woodcut map of Denmark, still showing 'Eastern Denmark', the areas of Sweden lost in the Second Northern War (1655-60).
MUNS0037

[Decorative map of Denmark]

Gerard Mercator
Daniae Regnu.

Amsterdam, Henricus Hondius, 1633. 380 x 445mm. Coloured.
Decorative map of Denmark by Gerard Mercator himself., with an ornate strapwork title cartouche.
MERC0042

[Map of Jutland in Denmark]

Johannes Jansson.
Jutia Australis, in quae Dioeceses Pipensis et Arhusiensis.

Amsterdam, Jansson van Waesburg & Moses Pitt, c.1680. 450 x 530mm. Bright original colour.
Southern Jutland, decorated a fine title cartouche. This example comes from an uncommon collaboration between Jansson's Dutch successors and Pitt, a London publisher.
JANS0028

[Danish Costume]

Alain Manesson Mallet.
Dannois.

Frankfurt, 1686. 145 x 115mm. Coloured.
A Dane and his wife, from a German edition of Mallet's 'Description de l'Univers'.
MALL0079

[Map of Jutland in Denmark]

Frederick de Wit.
Jutiæ Tabula...

Amsterdam, c.1690. 590 x 485mm. Original colour.
Northern Denmark, with fine title and scale cartouches and scale cartouches in full colour.
DEWI0002

[Denmark with Sleswig-Holstein]

Tobias Conrad Lotter.
Daniæ Regnum...

Augsburg, c.1770. 500 x 585mm. Original body colour. Discreet printer's crease at the centrefold.
Denmark map, with Sleswig-Holstein and the southern reaches of Sweden.
LOTT0005

[Colourful map of Denmark]

John Thomson.
Denmark.

Edinburgh, c.1814. 530 x 620mm. Original colour.
Denmark, including Schleswig & Holstein, with insets of the Faroes and Iceland.
THOM0025

[Cary Denmark]

John Cary.
A New Map of the Kingdom of Denmark, comprehending North and South Jutland, Zeeland, Fyen, Laaland, and Part of Holstein.

London, 1819. 500 x 550mm. Original colour. Splits in centrefold repaired.
A detailed map, in fine colour.
CARY0014

[Map of Denmark]

John Arrowsmith.
Denmark.

London, 1842. 535 x 645mm. Original colour. Centrefold reinforced.
Detailed map of Denmark, issued in the 'London Atlas' by the foremost British cartographer of his generation. Schleswig & Holstein are still part of the country.
ARRO0012

[Map of Denmark]

James Wyld.
Map of the Kingdom of Denmark Including the Dutchies of Holstein & Lauenburg.

London, c.1872. 740 x 530mm.
A large and colourful map.
WYLD0011

[Early townplan of Copenhagen]

Braun & Hogenberg.
Hafnia. Kobenhagen.

Cologne, c.1588. 370 x 420mm. Coloured.
Two prospects of Copenhagen, from land and sea, published in the 'Civitates Orbis Terrarum', the first series of printed townplans. Drawn by Heinrich von Ratzau and dated 1587, the year before Christian IV came to the throne and undertook an extensive rebuilding programme. The upper prospect looks from the road to Roskilde to the west of the city and the lower from the Amager side. Prominent are the Vor Frue Kirke, the Petri Kirke, the St.Nikolaj Kirke and the old castle on Slotholmen built in 1043.
BRAU0079

[Plan of Copenhagen]

Nicolas De Fer
Copenhague, Ville Capitale du Royaume de Dannemarq et Sejour ordinaire du Roy.

Paris, 1700. 230 x 335mm. Coloured.
Plan of Copenhagen.
DEFE0008

[Miniature Map of Greenland and Svalbard]

Alain Manesson Mallet.
Decouverte de la Groenlande.

Paris, c.1683. 155 x 110mm. Coloured.
The map suggests that Greenland is connected to Spitzbergen.
MALL0025

[Early representation of Inuit of Greenland]

Alain Manesson Mallet.
Groenlandois.

Paris, c.1683. 155 x 110mm. Coloured.
An Inuit couple and child, wrapped in furs. Underneath is a scene of a Inuk in a kayak about to spear a seal.
MALL0088

[Greenland Inuit]

Middleton.
Habits of the Groenlanders.

London, c.1780. 285 x 170mm.
The Inuit of Greeland, within a decorative engraved boder, published in 'Middleton's Complete System of Geography'.
MIDD0002

[A Greenland Canoe.]

Brown.
Canoes used by the Groenlanders.

n.d., c.1800. Engraving, 150 x 210mm.
A large canoe, engrave by Brown.
BROW0001

[Unusual Finland]

Johan Georg Schreiber.
Des Gros-Hertzogthum Finland...

Leipsig, c.1720. 200 x 265mm. Original colour.
Decorative map of Finland.
SCHR1002

[Map of the Gulf of Finland]

Homann Heirs.
Sinus Finnici Delineatio Geographica...

Nuremberg, 1751. 485 x 820mm. Original outline colour with later additions..
The Gulf of Finland, designed to show the approaches to St Petersburg, Tsar Peter the Great's all-year port, Russia's first.
HOMA1009

[Map of Tornio in Finland]

Jacques Nicolas Bellin.
Carte des Environs de Tornea...

Amsterdam, 1776. 225 x 165mm. Coloured.
Map of the Finnish/Swedish borders, centred on Tornio, a town on the river Torne in Lapland, often a staging post for expeditions into the European Arctic. Although Tornio is on the west bank of the river Torne, the river that marks the Finnish/Swedish border, the town is part of Finland. After the 1808 war between Sweden and Russia, in which the Russians gained Finland, the new border was altered to include the town on the Russian side on the insistence of the Russian tzar. Published in a Dutch edtion of Prèvost's 'Histoire Generale des Voyages'.
BELL0175

[Costume plate of a Finnish girl]

Jean-Baptiste Le Prince.
Habit of a Finland Girl in 1768. The above Figures was drawn by J.B. Le Prince.

London: c.1790. 280 x 185mm.
A costume plate depicting a Finnish country girl, after Jean-Baptiste Le Prince (1734-81).
PRIN0001

[Map of the Finland/Sweden border]

H. Mutlow.
Carte des Paroisses de Carl Gustaf et de Neder Tornea en Gouvernement de Westrobotnie.

London: Cadell & Davies, 1817. 350 x 250mm. Coloured.
Map of the Finnish/Swedish borders, centred on Tornio, a town on the river Torne in Lapland, often a staging post for expeditions into the European Arctic. Although Tornio is on the west bank of the river Torne, the river that marks the Finnish/Swedish border, the town is part of Finland. After the 1808 war between Sweden and Russia, in which the Russians gained Finland, the new border was altered to include the town on the Russian side on the insistence of the Russian tzar.
MUTL0001

[Map of the Finland/Sweden border]

H. Mutlow.
Map of the south of Sweden; shewing the route pursued by the author from the place of his landing, Helsingboorg, until his arrival at Gefle; the situation of the Wener & Wetter Lakes, &c. &c.

London: Cadell & Davies, 1817. 300 x 250mm. Coloured.
Southern Sweden, from an unidentified travel book, engraved by Mutlow.
MUTL0002

[Greenland and Iceland map]

Jacques Nicolas Bellin.
Carte du Groenland Dressée et Gravée par Laurent 1770.

Paris, c.1770. 215 x 260mm. Coloured.
Greenland, with Iceland and, as late as 1770, a partial outline of the coast of 'Frisland'. Inland on Greenland 'Frobisher's Strait' is said to be covered in ice.
BELL0024

[Miniature map of Iceland]

Abraham Ortelius.
Islandia.

Antwerp, 1602, French text edition. 85 x 120mm. Coloured.
Miniature map of Iceland, published in Michel Coigent's 'L'Epitome du Theatre de L'Univers d'Abraham Ortelius'.
ORTM0013

[Miniature map of Iceland]

Petrus Bertius.
Islandia.

Amsterdam, c.1606. 90 x 125mm. Coloured. Paper lightly toned.
Miniature map of Iceland, with two sea-monsters and Hekla shown as an erupting volcano. This is an example of the first plate, engraved by Pieter van den Keere rather than Jodocus Hondius.
BERT0105

[Miniature view of Iceland]

Alain Manesson Mallet.
Islande.

Paris, 1683. 150 x 100mm. Coloured.
A fantasy view of Iceland, represented by whalers and a volcano
MALL0109

[Miniature map of Iceland]

Alain Manesson Mallet.
Isle de Islande.

Paris, 1683. 150 x 100mm. Coloured.
Miniature map of Iceland, with the volcano Hekla shown erupting. In the seas north of the island are whalers; to the south two sea battle vignettes.
MALL0110

[Map of Iceland]

Vicenzo Mario Coronelli.
[Iceland.]

Venice, 1692. 235 x 310mm. Coloured. Narrow margin at top and right, a few small repairs.
Iceland, by the Official Cartographer of the Republic of Venice.
CORO0006

[Map of Iceland with fine colour]

Johannes Jansson.
Novissima Islandiæ Tabula.

Amsterdam, Schenk & Valk, c.1700. 380 x 490mm. Original body colour. Minor split in lower centrefold margin repaired.
An uncommon issue of Jansson's map of Iceland, first issued 1630. After Jansson's death in 1664 the plate came into the possession of his son-in-law, Jan Jansson van Waesbergen, who republished it in collaboration with the Englishman Moses Pitt and Stephen Swart in the 1680s, with new cartouches for the title and scale. In 1694 the plate was acquired by Schenk and Valk who issued it again, as this example. The colour is particularly fine.
JANS0025

[Iceland]

Antonio Zatta.
L'Isola d'Islandia...

Venice, 1781. 320 x 415mm. Original colour.
Iceland map with a title cartouche in full colour.
ZATT0028

[Detailed map of Iceland]

I.C.M. Reinecke.
Island nach Murdochisher Projection...

Weimar, 1804. 490 x 550mm. Original outline colour.
Map of Iceland, with an inset of the Faroes. Murdoch's Projection makes the width of Iceland strangely compressed.
REIN0001

[Geological features of Iceland]

W.M. Craig.
Mount Heckla with one of its Glaciers. The Geyser or Boiling Spring in Iceland.

London: Sherwood, Neely & Jones, 1809. Engraving, 250 x 170mm. Some toning of paper.
Engraved by Howlett after Craig.
CRAI0001

[View of Mount Hekla]

Olafsen.
Mount Hecla.

c.1810. Aquatint. 125 x 190mm. Narrow bottom margin, chipped.
The famous volcano on Iceland, apparently with a sea battle in front of it. Illustrating 'Olafsen's Travels'.
OLAF0001

[An Icelandic sledge]

W.M. Craig.
Mode of Travelling over the Snow In Iceland.

London: Wilks, 1813. Lithograph, 120 x 200mm. Some spotting.
Published in the 'Gallery of Nature & Art'.
CLON0001

[Norwegian Costume]

Alain Manesson Mallet.
Norwegiens,

Paris, c.1683. 155 x 110mm. Coloured.
Two Norwegians with reindeer and ships in the background.
MALL0087

[Map of Norway with a fine title cartouche]

Frederick de Wit.
Regni Norvegia Nova Tabula...

Amsterdam: Covens & Mortier, c.1725. 605 x 510mm. Original colour with additions.
A very colourful map of Norway, with the northern reaches shown in an inset top left.
DEWI0006

[Map of Norway with a vignette of mining]

Johann Baptist Homann.
Tractus Norwegiæ Danicus Magnam Dioceseos Aggerhusiensis...

Nuremberg, c.1729. 485 x 575mm. Original colour with additions.
South-east Norway, with Christiania (Oslo). The vignette filling the height of the plate is of great interest: it is a cross-section of a mountain, cut away to demonstate various mining techniques: a watermill pumps out water, which is panned in a shallow bed; another wheel with a man inside lifts ore to be carted to a furnace to be smelted; and a hand-crank lifts a miner to the surface.
HOMA0025

[Scarce English sea chart of Norway]

Samuel Thornton
The coast of Norway from Bergen to the High Land of Horrel.

London: Mount & Page, c.1750. 435 x 520mm. Coloured.
Sea chart of the west coast of Norway, from Bergen to Horrel, orientated with north to the left, first published in Thornton's 'The sea-atlas: containing an hydrographical description of most of the sea-coasts of the known parts of the world', c.1705.
THOR0001

[Norway map with decorative cartouche]

Johann Baptist Homann.
Regni Norvegiæ Accurata Tabula...

Nuremberg, c.1740. 595 x 505mm. Original body colour with later additions.
Norway, with a decoative title cartouche featuring mer-people. An inset shows the northern reaches of the country.
HOMA0024

[Map of Norway]

Antonio Zatta.
La Norvegia divisa nelle sue Provincie.

Venice, 1781. 420 x 320mm. Original colour.
Norway, usually shown with the other Scandinavian countries.
ZATT0070

[Uncommon map of Norway]

Reilly, Franz von.
Des Konigreich Norwegen.

Vienna, c.1790. 250 x 300. Original colour.
Norway, with the northern part shown as an inset.
REIL0014

[Map of Norway & Denmark]

Didier Robert de Vaugondy.
Norwege; Royaume de Denmarck.

Paris, Delamarche, c.1790. 260 x 230mm. Coloured.
Robert de Vaugondy's smaller format maps of Norway & Denmark.
ROBE0032

[View of the Romsdalshorn, Norway]

J.D. Woodward
The Romsdalshorn from Aak.

London, Cassell & Company Ltd, 1872. Steel engraving. 220 x 290mm.
The Romsdalshorn is a popular climbing mountain in Rauma, Norway, first ascended 1828.
WOOD1003

[Decorative map of Norway & Bergen]

Johannes Jansson.
Episcopatus Bergensis.

Amsterdam, Johannes Jansson à Waesberg & Moses Pitt, c.1682. 440 x 530mm. Coloured.
An uncommon issue of Jansson's map of the area around Bergen, first issued 1658. After Jansson's death in 1664 the plate came into the possession of his son-in-law, Jan Jansson van Waesbergen, who republished it in collaboration with the Englishman Moses Pitt in the 1680s, as this example, with grid lines added.
JANS0072

[Chart of Svalbard]

Jacques Nicolas Bellin.
Carte de Spits-Berg suivant des Hollandois.

Paris, c.1760. 230 x 320mm. Coloured. Narrow bottom margin.
Map of Svalbard or Spitzbergen, an important whaling centre for the Dutch.
BELL0071

[Miniature Map of Svalbard]

Alain Manesson Mallet.
Decouverte de la Groenlande.

Paris, c.1683. 155 x 110mm. Coloured.
Svalbard and its environs in the Arctic Sea, including the Russian island Novaya Zemlya. An inset shows Spitsbergen, the largest island of Svalbard.
MALL0086

[View of a Glacier on Spitsbergen]

Moore.
Curious prospect of an Iceberg in the Island of Spitsbergen.

c.1785. 190 x 285mm.
A glacier reaching the sea. Published in 'Moore's New & Complete Collection of Voyages & Travels'
MOOR0001

[Map of Sweden with Finland and the other Baltic States]

Frederick de Wit.
Regni Sueciæ Tabula Generalis, divisa in Suceciæ, Gotiæ qu. Regna Finniæ, Ducatum Lapponiam, Livoniam, Nordlandiam Ingriam qu. et in omnes subiacentes provincias...

Amsterdam, c.1690. 510 x 585mm. Original colour with additions.
A very colourful map of Sweden, with Finland, Estonia, Latvia, etc.
DEWI0007

[View of Upsala in Sweden]

Pieter Schenk.
Upsal, Een Aerts-bischoppelyke Stad in Zweden...

Amsterdam, 1702. 215 x 275mm. Original colour.
Colourful view of the city, published in Schenk's 'Hecatompolis sive Totius Terrarum Oppida Nobiliora Centrum'.
SCHE1004

[Sweden & Finland]

Pieter van der Aa.
La Suede, suivant les Nouvelles Observations.

Leiden, c.1720. 230 x 300mm. Coloured.
Map of Sweden, still showing Ingria as part of the Swedish Empire, despite the inconspicuous addition of 'Petersburg', founded by Peter the Great in 1703 after Russia took the region early in the Great Northern War (1700-21)
AAAA0017

[Map of Sweden with Finland]

Johann Baptist Homann.
Regni Sueciæ...

Nuremberg, c.1720. 490 x 575mm. Original colour with later embellishments.
Sweden, with Finland, Estonia, Latvia & Lithuania.
HOMA0030

[Map of Gothia]

Johann Baptist Homann.
Nova Tabula Scaniæ, quæ est Gothia Australis...

Nuremberg, c.1730. 500 x 585mm. Original colour.
With a decorative title cartouche.
HOMA0035

[Sea chart of the Baltic]

Mount & Page.
A Chart of ye Coast of Sweden from Oeland to Stockholm.

London, c.1740. 430 x 525mm.
Uncommon chart of the Baltic coast of Sweden, orientated with north to the top right. Gotland appears at the bottom of the map.
MOUN0001

[Map of Lapland]

Reilly, Franz von.
Des Konigreichs Scheden mittlere Provinzen. N.ro 70.

Vienna, c.1789. 230 x 295mm. Coloured.
Map of Lapland, at the time a province of Sweden. In 1808 the Russians occupied Finland and created the Grand Duchy.
REIL0016

[Map of Sweden, Norway & Finland]

Didier Robert de Vaugondy.
La Suede.

Paris, Delamarche c.1806. 260 x 210mm. Coloured.
A re-issue of Robert de Vaugondy's smaller format map of Sweden and Finland, published just before Finland's occupation by the Russians in 1808.
ROBE0045

[Map of southern Sweden]

Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge.
The Southern Provinces of Sweden (Sverige).

London: Baldwin & Cradock, 1833. Steel engraving, printed area 405 x 330mm. Original colour.
Map of southern Sweden, with Gotland.
SDUK0076

[Goteborg & the Kattegat]

Nicolas Sanson.
Gouvernment de Bahus...

Paris, Pierre Mariette, 1668. 405 x 450mm. Coloured.
Map of the Swedish coast of the Kattegat.
SANS0006

[Map of Gothia with Stockholm]

Henricus Hondius.
Gothia.

Amsterdam, Jan Jansson, 1641. 400 x 490mm. Original colour. Minor split in lower centrefold margin repaired.
Southern Sweden, marking Stockholm and Goteborg, also showing Gothia and Copenhagen.
HOND0037

[Unusual map of Gotland]

Richard Holmes Laurie.
A New Travelling Map of Sweden Proper, Gotland, &c. Exhibiting the Admeasured Distances, On all the Principal and Cross Roads, In Quarters of a Swedish Mile.

London, 1823. 625 x 500mm. Old colour? Splits in centrefold margins reinforced.
An uncommon map of Gothia. R.H. Laurie's father Robert was the Laurie of the publishers, 'Laurie & Whittle': he took his father's place in the business in 1812 and continued under his own name when Whittle retired in 1818.
LAUR2001

[Lapland]

Nicolas Sanson.
Partie Occidentale de la Lapponie Suedoise.

Paris, Pierre Mariette, 1666. 435 x 550mm. Coloured. Narrow top margin.
Map of Lapland, now divided between Sweden & Finland.
SANS0007

[Prospect of Stockholm.]

Guillaume Sanson.
Stokholm.

Amsterdam, c.1705. 205 x 275mm.
Prospect of Stockholm, probably after Sanson.
SANS0014

[Early plan of Stockholm]

Francesco Valegio.
Londra.

Padua, Lasor à Varea, 1713. 85 x 120mm, set in text. Coloured.
Valegio's map of Stockholm, first published in Venice c.1579, this example from Lasor's 'Universam Terrarum Orbis'. Howgego: 4.
VALE0002

[Map of the environs of Stockholm]

Henricus Hondius.
Uplandia.

Amsterdam, Jan Jansson, 1642. 365 x 495mm. Original colour. Split in lower centrefold margin repaired, some minor creasing.
The environs of Stockholm, with decorative cartouches for the title and scale. KOEMAN: Me 100A.
HOND0093

[Map of the Environs of Stockholm]

Johannes Blaeu.
Ducatus Uplandia.

Amsterdam, 1643. 390 x 495mm. Original colour. Split in lower centrefold margin repaired well outside map
The environs of Stockholm.
BLAE0107