Merian, Matthew. Theatri Europaei. Sixth and last part. This is a detailed description of the most memorable stories, as described from time to time by Europam, when in high and low-Teutschland (...) of the year of Christ 1647 bit 1651 (...), by J. G. Schlederum. 7 Bl., 1206 (of 1208) S. With woodcut printer mark on the title, engraved head vignette, 10 (2 folded) copper engraved cards, 10 copper plates, 27 military copper plans and 147 engraved portraits partly on plates. 34 x 20,5 cm. Blind-embossed pigskin d. Z. (breathed, bruised, flaky and with few small wormholes) RSchild, gold-eporated and drawn coat of arms on the back and 2 brass clasps. Frankfurt, heirs of Merians, 1663. Wüthrich III, 133, 102. – According to the table list, except for a copper complete. Among the city views a large view of Prague and a multiple folded map of Bordeaux. The maps show the island of Crete and Germany. Among the historical views is the execution of King Charles I of England. engraved portrait, 5 folded maps, 31 military plans and sketches (instead of 32), 47 portraits and 22 views of historical scenes and cities. With numerous illustrations (mostly portraits) in the text. – There is no text sheet and seventeen pages registers. According to the board register, it's complete. Paper is slightly browned, partly a little flaky and wavy, with a few curly traces, few plates with rims.