AN ANTIQUE MAP, "Accurata Scaniæ, Belkingiæ et Hallandiæ," AMSTERDAM, CIRCA 1680, hand colored engraving on paper, published by Frederick de Wit (1629/30-1706), a figural title cartouche unfurled by cherubs, a distance scale upheld on a tablet by a cherub seated on a plateau, including one compass rose, showing major cities, towns, villages, major waterways, and with view of Gottiæ and Holland lower right hung with beribboned evergreen garland, "Cum Privilegio Potentiss D.D. Ordinum Hollandiae et Westfrisiae." 19 3/4" x 23 1/4" Note: "Decorative map of the Southern portion of Norway, extending north to Warberg and east to Calmar. Includes Christianopel, Christianstad, Malmot, Landskron, Helsingborg and Halmstad. Inset shows region to the north, including Gottenborg, Elsborg, and Warberg." Special Thank you to Barry Lawrence Ruderman Antique Maps, Inc. Provenance: Property from a Corporate Art Collection.