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 Welcome to Hic Leones

Archive for Country and City Maps, Coats of Arms, and Flags (1880-1898)

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for historical maps, and coats of arms (1880-1898)
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The maps, coats of arms etc. which you will find on these pages are intended as free study material for those, interested in historical geography. However, the Hic Leones CD contains information on many more locations than you can see on these maps.
During digitization, we have optimized the graphic files so that they
(a) kept their beauty; please pay your respect to the map engravers of the Bibliographischen Institut in Leipzig ! Praise to these artists !
(b) remain readable down to the detail.
(c) require a minimal file size (in byte) to fulfil (a) and (b), but they are still quite big so be patient with the downloading.

Feel free to help yourself: just study the maps on-screen or make your downloads for your own studies ... and please tell your friends about it !

If not indicated otherwise, these maps, coats of arms, flags, and guild insignias are documented in books from about 1880-1898.

If you like the idea to have free access to these cultural goods and if you have the intention to contribute to the preservation of historical books, please see your local librarian for the possibility to "adopt a book". The following links about Buchpatenschaften bei einer Bibliothek only refer to German and Austrian libraries (but we will find some similar programs for you in the UK or USA !)


I just want to look at the maps on-screen:
I would like to download the maps to my computer:

[Printer-friendly version of the viewing and download instructions]

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Here, you can test the above described instructions, before you enter the Archive:

 Strasbourg/Alsace - City/Ville

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You should be able to see the surroundings of Place Gutenberg in Strasbourg in about this size (C/D 4; here only a tiny section).

[Johannes Gensfleisch (alias Gutenberg, born about 1397 in Mainz, died 1468 in Mainz) developed the book printing process between 1434 - 1444 in Strassburg; they say, that the sight of an Alsacian wine press was a triggering factor ...]


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