Printed map. "Levée Géométriquement et mise au Jour par le Sr. Deheulland." Visual scale [95 mm = 2000 toises]. Map shows fortifications, trees, buildings, roads, Meuse River, hills, and lakes around Maastricht (Netherlands). On verso: a Robert Clifford bookplate. Acquired as part of the Lord Cholmondeley Collection.
Manuscript map. Cartographer uncertain. Visual scale [165 mm=400 toises [fathoms]]. This is a pictorial topographic map of the area around Maastricht (Netherlands). It shows both the Jaar River and the Meuze River. Displays buildings, fortifications, trees and roads. Appears to show roads and fortifications at different times on one map. One annotation has, “Lignes que les Ennemis ont fait en 1747”. The date of the map has been estimated from this annotation. Although no ownership label is present, this map is believed to have belonged to the Honourable Robert Clifford. Acquired as part of the Lord Cholmondeley Collection.
Manuscript map; digitally altered with Photoshop to display the base map without interference of the attached overlays. Cartographer unknown. North is oriented to the left. Visual scale [124 mm=300 toises]. Includes "Remarques" or index. The map depicts a time previous to McMaster map, "Plan de la montagne St Pierre..." (RMC_4218), since the fortifications of St. Pierre are not as extensive. A date of approximately 1748 has been assigned based on the time of French assault. Although no ownership label is present, this map is believed to have belonged to the Honourable Robert Clifford. Acquired as part of the Lord Cholmondeley Collection.
Manuscript map; overlays closed; central overlay obstructs view of the base map. Cartographer unknown. North is oriented to the left. Visual scale [124 mm=300 toises]. Includes "Remarques" or index. A date of approximately 1748 has been assigned based on the time of French assault. Although no ownership label is present, this map is believed to have belonged to the Honourable Robert Clifford. Acquired as part of the Lord Cholmondeley Collection.
Manuscript map with overlays open. Cartographer unknown. North is oriented to the left. Visual scale [124 mm=300 toises]. Overlays show lines of artillery fire, "renvoy pour les nuits" (with legend) and an outlying depot in the east. A date of approximately 1748 has been assigned based on the time of French assault. Although no ownership label is present, this map is believed to have belonged to the Honourable Robert Clifford. Acquired as part of the Lord Cholmondeley Collection.