Collection of engraved maps and a woodcut, some are hand-colored. * Stammeintheilung Canaans. * Assher Pinguis Panis Ejus et Prebebit Delicias Regibus, Leonardo Gleane. London [1650?]. * Iudaea seu Palestina ob sacratissima Redemtoris vestigia hodie dicta Terra Sancta…, Guil. Sansony. Published by Ioh Baptista Homanno, Nuremberg, [1723?]. * Voyages des Enfants d' Israel Dans le Desert… published by Covens& Mortier. [Amsterdam, 1725?]. * La monarchie des hébreux sous Salomon, ou le royaume d'Israël distingué en douze gouvernements, Robert [De Vaugondy]. Published by Delamarche, Paris, [1723?]. * Jerusalem en syn Tempel, [Romeyn de Hooghe]. [France], 1750. * Das Heilig Landt mit ausztheilung der zwoelff Geschlechter, [Sebastian Münster]. [Basel, 1588].
Average size 34.5X48.5 cm. Condition varies.

Tribuum Ephraim, Beniamin, et Dimidiae Manasse intra jordanem partes occidentales, et parte septentrionales Dan et Juda, Johannes Janssonius.
Widthwise map of territories of Ephraim, Binyamin, Half of Menashe, Dan and Northern Judea, out of Atlas Major, atlas of 11 volumes – geography of the New World, geography of the ancient world and astronomy, published by Johannes Janssonius. Publication of the atlas ended in 1660. This is, most probably, a later, hand colored, print.
42X107 cm. Fair condition. Damp staining, framed in a wooden frame.

Travels In Palestine Through The Countries Of Bashan And Gilead, East Of The River Jordan, Including A Visit To The Cities Of Geraza And Gamala, In The Decapolis, J. S. Buckingham. London: Longham, Hurst, Rees, Orme&Brown, 1822. English. Two Volumes.
Travels of James Silk Buckingham through Eretz Israel, Bashan, Gilead and East of the River Jordan. With illustrations and eight map-plates including a large map (folded) of Eretz Israel, two maps of Jerusalem ("Ancient Jerusalem" and "Modern Jerusalem"), map of the city of Jerash and sketches of buildings and temples in the city. Engraving with the author's portrait on the page facing the title page of the first volume.
James Silk Buckingham, (1786-1855), an English writer, born in Fleshing. traveled the Middle East in 1815. During his tour he went through Egypt, Lebanon, Acre, Nazareth, Caesarea, Jaffa, Ramla, Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Jericho, Jerash, and more.
xxxviii, 2, 402 pp + [1] engraved plate, [2] folding plates; iv, 474 pp + [6] folding plates, 21 cm. Good condition. Stains. Damage to bindings. Binding of first volume is partly detached.

Kadesh-Barnea. Its importance and probable site, with the story of a hunt for it, including studies of the route of the exodus and the southern boundary of the Holy Land, by Henry Clay Trumbull D.D. Published by Charles Scrivner's Sons, New-York, 1884. English.
with four engraved plates, a folding plate of Bible Lands map (bound at the beginning of the book) and a large plate, folding, of the Negev map (47X53cm. Placed in a cardboard pocket on the inside of the back binding.)
478 pp + [4] photograph plates and [2] map plates, 23 cm. Good condition. Stains. Binding damaged and loose.