"Allgemeiner Grosser Schrämblerischer Atlas," authored by Franz Anton Schraembl and published in 1800 by Joseph Philipp Schalbacher in Vienna . This is a scare Austrian version of a finely engraved and very detailed map of the Cape after de la Rochette, more commonly seen in its original English edition, first published by Faden in 1782, or later by Wyd. The map extends from St. Helena Bay to False Bay and has a decorative title piece showing an elephant hunt. Approximately twenty farms and individual settlements are named as are Constantia and Stellenbosch. Topography is well depicted, with the Drakenstein Mountains boldly engraved along the eastern coastline. This is one of the most detailed of the region of its time and the depiction of relief is particularly effective. Nice clean print. Rare. Sheet size: 61×82 cm.
Tooley, R.V., Collectors's Guide to Maps of the African Continent and Southern Africa, p. 42,