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Thanks.
The Jansonius-map can be seen at :
http://www.vintage-maps.com/en/Antique-Maps/Europe/Low-Countries/Janssonius-Low-Countries-Belgium-Calais-Dunkirk-1647::372.html
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Thank you for following up Ed Dahl's request and posting a scan of the map.
There are some indications that it might not be an original map, but others
that seem to confirm that it is.
The wide, even platemark is a typical feature of a modern photographic
reproduction. And is it possible to see, faintly, at the top, the mark of a
real platemark close in?
What is the lettering, [something].com, lower left?
Yet the map appears to have been mounted on a central guard (see the slight
discolouration from the glue), which would suggest it is genuine. The brown
stains also indicate a certain age.
Does the map have pre-1800 chain lines?
It is certainly puzzling. Perhaps one of our Dutch colleagues will identify
it for you.
Tony Campbell
http://www.maphistory.info/fakes.html
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