Joan Blaeu's decorative county maps, published in Amsterdam in 1645, come here from Le Théâtre du Monde ou Nouvel Atlas. Cheshire, Oxfordshire and Westmorland appear with a combined map of Worcestershire and Warwickshire, and Oldenburg in northern Germany shows the continental reach of the atlas. The maps carry Latin titles, so English counties are seen through a French-titled atlas produced by one of the great Dutch publishing houses.