With participation of 30 international map dealers
The First International Amsterdam Map Fair will be held on Saturday, 7 September 2024, in the Amsterdam Scheepvaart Museum (Maritime Museum), Kattenburgerplein 1, 1018 KK Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
The museum is a scenic 19 minutes walk from Amsterdam Central Station [ directions from CS ] or a 10-minute tram ride away.
The 30 participating map dealers from The Netherlands, Belgium, France, England, United States, Germany, Italy and South Korea will offer for sale a large range of antique sea charts, maps, city plans of all parts of the world, globes and atlases.
Opening times
Opening for the general public at 12.00 on Saturday, 7 September 2024, with the closing at 18.00
With free entry to the fair and the Scheepvaart Museum. 10.00 - 17.00
Vrienden van het Scheepvaart Museum
Opening at 11.00 exclusively for members of "Vrienden van het Scheepvaart Museum" and by invitation
Members of "Vrienden van het Scheepvaart Museum" receive a 10% discount on purchases of items from participating map dealers.
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Cocktail reception and Amsterdam canal tour on Friday evening.
The event kicks off on Friday evening with a cocktail reception with a 2-hour boat tour in the Amsterdam canals, Friday 6 September, starting at 18.00. Limited to 50 guests. (Read more)
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Paul Bremmers Antiquariaat, Brusselsestraat 91 - 6211 PC Maastricht - Pays-Bas - Tél. +31 6 52056641 - Email: pwj.bremmers@gmail.com
Antiquariat Reinhold Berg - Wahlenstraße 8 - 93047 Regensburg - Germany - Tel.: +49 941 52229 - Email : rberg@bergbook.com
Gert-Jan Bestebreurtje - Langendijk 8 - 4132 AK Vianen - The Netherlands - Tel: +31 347 322 548 - Email : info@gertjanbestebreurtje.com
CartaHistorica - Edelweisslaan 13 - 3080 Tervuren - Belgium - Tel:+32 496588110 - Email : info@cartahistoca .com
Boekhandel en Antiquariaat De Roo - Van Meelstraat 12 - 3331 KR Zwijndrecht - The Netherlands - Tel.: +31 78 612 4081 - Email : info@derooboeken.nl
Librairie Loeb-Larocque - 31 rue de Tolbiac - 75013 Paris - France - Tel. +33 6 52222607 - Email: info@loeb-larocque.com
Old Times, Via Campo di Marte 26 - Perugia - Italy - Tel.: +39 075 505 20 18 - Email: oldtimes@oldtimesrarebooks.com
Studio Bibliografico Morghen - Via Circonvallazione Clodia 163/167 - 00195 Rome - Italy - Tél.: +39 349 0609014- Email: gbarbone@libero.it
Pingel Rare Books - 67 avenue de Suffren - 75007 Paris - France - Tél.: +33 1 4056 9585 - Email: pingel@wanadoo.fr
Barry Lawrence Ruderman Antique Maps - 7463 Girard Avenue - La Jolla - CA 92037 - USA - Tel: +1 858 551 8500 - Email: blr@raremaps.com
Mappa Maps Ten Brinke - van Lidth de Jeudestraat 5 - Utrecht - The Netherlands - Tel. +31 6 10 92 70 51 - info@mappamaps.com
Frederik Muller Rare Books, Halsterseweg 181 - 4613 AM Bergen op Zoom - The Netherlands - Tel.: + 31 6 5125 9827 - Email: info@frederikmuller-rarebooks.com
Neatline Antique maps - 65 Monterey Drive - Tiburon - CA 94920 - USA - Tél. :+1 (415) 717-9764 - Email : michael@neatlinemaps.com
Clemensch Paulusch - Propststraße 11 - 10178 Berlin - Germany - Tel.: +49 30 2427261 - https://antiquariat-paulusch.de
Sylvie et Roland Rossignol, Paris - France - Tél.: +33 6 73019091 - Email: rossignolrs@orange.fr
Trippini Sergio Studio Bibliografico - Stampe Antiche - Via 5 Piante, 24 - SEDE Gavirate 1026 - Italy - Tel.: +39 0332 746556 - Email: info@trippini.it
Antiquariat Sanderus - Nederkouter 32 - 9000 Gent - Belgium - Tél: +32 9 223.3590 - Email: sanderus@sanderusmaps.com
Philip Sharpe Rare Maps - Rua da Esperanca 105 2, Lisbon 1200 656 - Portugal - Tel.: +44 743 229 0515 - Email: info@antiqueraremaps.com
Hanno Schreyer GbR - Buch- und Kunstantiquariat - Euskirchener Straße 57 - 59 - 53121 Bonn-Endenich - Germany - Tel: +49 228 - 62 10 59 - Email: SchreyerBonn@t-online.de
Paulus Swaen Europe - Pieter Lastmankade 2 - 1075 KJ Amsterdam - Tel. +31 20 2255198 - Email : paulus@swaen.com
Tmecca Korea, Inc. - 18 Jeungga-Ro, Yeonhee Bldg. #305 - Seodaemoon-Gu - Seoul, 03698 - Tel: +82 2 5819961 - Email: tjkim@tmecca.com
MUSEUMS WITH INFO BOOTHS
Scheepvaart Museum Amsterdam Kattenburgerplein 1, 1018 KK Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Mr Hans D. Kok the former President of the International Map Society (IMCoS), will give a talk titled ‘Is it a sea chart ?, at 3PM.
Organisation
Paulus Swaen Europe bv, www.swaen.com, Amsterdam, tel +31 (0)6- 27839704, email : paulus@swaen.com
Librairie Loeb-Larocque, Paris, France, tel. +33 652222607, email @info@loeb-larocque.com
Céline van Hoorn, Amsterdam | (celine@celinevanhoorn.com)
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Cocktail reception and Amsterdam canal tour on Friday evening.
A Pre-Map Fair Cocktail reception will be open for visitors and participating dealers. This is a great opportunity to meet other map enthusiasts and map dealers in an unwinded atmosphere before the fair.
The event kicks off on Friday evening at 18.00 with a cocktail reception during a 2-hour boat tour in the Amsterdam canals.
Limited to 50 guests. - Reservation is needed. The costs are 25 euros p.p.
The National Maritime Museum (Het Scheepvaart Museum) holds one of the world's largest and most notable maritime collections including paintings, ship models, navigation instruments and sea charts. Discover 500 years of Dutch maritime history and its strong link to society of today and tomorrow.
The National Maritime Museum shows how water connects worlds. Housed in the old ‘Zeemagazijn van de Admiraliteit’ of Amsterdam, a former naval storehouse from 1656, the museum is dedicated to ships and ship transport. It illustrates the story of five hundred years of maritime history in the Netherlands and shows the sea’s influence on the Dutch culture. The collection includes ship models, paintings, world maps and various weapons. A 1990 replica of the famous VOC ship Amsterdam is moored next to the museum.
Exhibition 'Maps & Marvels' in The National Maritime Museum
The exhibition Maps & Marvels shows how Dutch seafarers in the Golden Age found their way at sea, and how these voyages defined the way Europeans saw the world.
Their discoveries of unknown territories formed the basis for increasingly refined maps. The smallest details were included, and the beautiful illustrations make each map a work of art. Het Scheepvaartmuseum’s map collection is one of the world's most prestigious collections, and tells us a lot about the voyages of the time and about the science of cartography. The centuries-old maps transport visitors to the locations that shaped Dutch history: South Africa, Indonesia, Japan, Australia, and Brazil. The spectacular wall map of Amsterdam by Pieter Bast, dating from 1597 forms the starting point. .
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