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We have wasted history like a bunch of drunks shooting dice back in the men's crapper of the local bar. I'm ashamed to be a member of the human race but I don't want to add any more to that shame, I want to scrape a little of it off.
- - - - Charles Bukowski

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Moscaw oder Reuss 1554
Bound sheet. Col. ms. Medium: Vellum. Scale: [ca. 1:15 000 000 (lat)]. Cartographic Note: Latitude scale. Additional Places: Russia. Contents Note: Iconography: cities; rulers; tents. Bound in an atlas of twenty-four cartographic items titled: ‘Seekarten von Battista Agnese Anno MDLIV.d.IV.May.’ The atlas also includes astronomical tables and diagrams. Text in Latin, titles and place names in German outside borders.

Moscaw oder Reuss 1554

Bound sheet. Col. ms. Medium: Vellum. Scale: [ca. 1:15 000 000 (lat)]. Cartographic Note: Latitude scale. Additional Places: Russia. Contents Note: Iconography: cities; rulers; tents. Bound in an atlas of twenty-four cartographic items titled: ‘Seekarten von Battista Agnese Anno MDLIV.d.IV.May.’ The atlas also includes astronomical tables and diagrams. Text in Latin, titles and place names in German outside borders.


Medal commemorating the Battle of La Hogue, 1692
Medal commemorating the Battle of La Hogue, 1692. Obverse: Neptune with his trident uplifted driving Louis XIV from his marine car, ships in background. Legend: ‘NON ILLI IMPERIVM: SED MIHI SORTE DATVM’ (Not to him but to me was the Empire allotted). Exergue: ‘GUILIELMO . III . M . BRIT . R . OB IMPERIUM MARIS ASSERT’ (To William III, King of Great Britain upon his asserting this Dominion of the Sea)’. Reverse: Victory standing on an antique galley displaying the arms of England and Holland; wreckage and a ship in the distance (left). Legend: ‘SE CONDET IN UNDAS’ (It shall hide itself in the waves). Exergue: ‘DELETA AC INCENSA GALLORUM CLASSE. MDCXCII’ (French fleet destroyed and burnt 1692). Inscription (on edge): ‘CON CASTIGATVS GALLORVM FASTVS ET ASTVS FLVCTIBVS, ET PUGNA FRACTVS ATROCE FRAGOR’ (refers to the chastisement of French cunning in a fierce contest.) (School of Nuremberg)

Medal commemorating the Battle of La Hogue, 1692

Medal commemorating the Battle of La Hogue, 1692. Obverse: Neptune with his trident uplifted driving Louis XIV from his marine car, ships in background. Legend: ‘NON ILLI IMPERIVM: SED MIHI SORTE DATVM’ (Not to him but to me was the Empire allotted). Exergue: ‘GUILIELMO . III . M . BRIT . R . OB IMPERIUM MARIS ASSERT’ (To William III, King of Great Britain upon his asserting this Dominion of the Sea)’. Reverse: Victory standing on an antique galley displaying the arms of England and Holland; wreckage and a ship in the distance (left). Legend: ‘SE CONDET IN UNDAS’ (It shall hide itself in the waves). Exergue: ‘DELETA AC INCENSA GALLORUM CLASSE. MDCXCII’ (French fleet destroyed and burnt 1692). Inscription (on edge): ‘CON CASTIGATVS GALLORVM FASTVS ET ASTVS FLVCTIBVS, ET PUGNA FRACTVS ATROCE FRAGOR’ (refers to the chastisement of French cunning in a fierce contest.) (School of Nuremberg)

taken from a 1922 book ‘Architectural Drawing‘ by Wooster Bard Field who was an Architect and Assistant Professor of Engineering Drawing at the Ohio State University.

taken from a 1922 book ‘Architectural Drawing‘ by Wooster Bard Field who was an Architect and Assistant Professor of Engineering Drawing at the Ohio State University.