Louis XIV and the Spanish Succession: Antique Maps and Prints
The wars of Louis XIV and the War of the Spanish Succession, 1667 to 1714: siege plans of Douai and Denain, the fortifications of Lleida and Cardona, the battles of Oudenaarde and Villaviciosa and the naval action at Vigo Bay.
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Antique Print of the Battle in 1702 of Vigo Bay or Rande, Galicia, Spain
Antique Print of the Battle of Camaret in the Nine Years War, Near Brest, France
Antique Plan of Fort Mardyck Mardijk, France by S. Beaulieu, 1649
Detailed 1729 Battle Map, Allied Army Camp at Denain France, 1712 Siege
Detailed 1720s Map, Siege of Douay and Lines of Circumvallation, France
Antique Plan of the Fortifications of Lleida, Spain
Frontiers of France and Italy, Duke of Berwick Campaigns Map, 1707–1712
Siege of Alburquerque near Elvas, War of Spanish Succession Engraving, c.1710
Plan of Pondicherry Fortifications and Attacks, France, c.1750
Plan of Hulst with its Forts and Outworks, Holland, War of Spanish Succession
Antique Plan of the Siege of the Castle of Cardona in 1714
Battle of Augsburg 1703, Bavarian Succession War, Rugendas Engraving
Old Engraving of the Trarbach Battle in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, c.1710
Entry of Louis XIV and Maria Theresa into Douai, 1667, In the War of Devolution
Antique Print of the Battle of Orbetello by Von Prenner, '1748'
Attack Plan of Douay Fortress, France, 1710 Siege, Brussels c.1720 Map
Antique Print of the Battle of Oudenard by I. Basire, 1751
Antique Print of the Battle of Villaviciosa by Payne, circa 1850
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