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Plancius Scheepsreizen Bv

Netherlands

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What Plancius Scheepsreizen Bv does.

Plancius Scheepsreizen Bv, established since 1990 in Ermelo, Netherlands, primarily deals in high-quality maps, books, and manuscripts. The company offers special historical maps, such as the "Orbis Terrarum" from 1750 for 2,250 Euros or the "A New and Accurate Map of the World" by Walton from 1659 for 5,500 Euros. For interested parties, additional articles are available upon contacting the firm. The firm's address is located at Sophialaan 7 in 3851 XH, Ermelo.

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