Date: 1914-1915 Price: € 1450   This fascinating propaganda map depicts European countries during WW I. The map was created by the famous Dutch cartoonist Louis Raemaekers. Despite The Netherlands' neutrality, Raemaekers produced anti-German cartoons after witnessing German brutality in Belgium. The map, titled "The Insane Asylum (Old Song, New Tune)," depicts Europe as a madhouse, with The Netherlands portrayed as peacefully smoking a pipe but armed and vigilant. Other countries are satiricall

Date: 1631 Price: € 950 The map shows the Battle of the Slaak, which took place in 1631 during the Eighty Years' War between Spain and the Dutch Republic. This naval battle occurred not far from Bergen op Zoom. In the Battle of the Slaak on September 12 and 13, 1631, a Dutch fleet led by Lieutenant-Admiral Filips van Dorp defeated the Spanish fleet commanded by Antonio de Oquendo. The engagement occurred near the mouth of the Slaak River, which is close to Bergen op Zoom. The Dutch victory at

Date: 1620 (approx.) Price: € 1800 The map is exceptionally illustrative and contains beautifully engraved scenes, including an elephant placing a man on its back with its trunk. The map is closely related to the map of Balthasar Floris van Berckenrode that was published in 1605 in 't Historiael Journael,’ a detailed travel account of the first Dutch voyage (1602-1604) to the island led by Joris van Spilbergen, who lived in Middelburg.