Eilhard Lubben's Map of Pomeraniae Views and Explorations At the end of the

At the end of the arm is a 3-inch Rand McNally globe

Leaders in Washington thought that if they mounted their own large-scale naval voyage of exploration

The Art Institute of Chicago acquired the door in 1932

Louisiana on the east bank of the Mississippi

Eilhard Lubben's Map of Pomeraniae Views and Explorations At the end of theLUBBEN, Eilhard (1565 1621). [POMERANIA] Nova illustrissimi principatus Pomeraniae descrptio. Engraved wall map with original hand color in outline, in 12 sheets. Amsterdam: Nicolaes van Geelkercken, 1618 1757. 16 1 2" x 21 1 4" sheet, each. "Only a small number of copies were printed and so this edition is a very rare object today" (Scharfe). THE MOST IMPORTANT EARLY MAP OF POMERANIA, the region on the south coast of the Baltic shared between Germany