Decorative map of the Black Sea Region, with a large decorative cartouche surmounted by the Russian Imperial Coat of Arms. The map extends north to Moscow and Smolensk from Constantinople in the south.
First State of one of the Earliest Modern Maps of Central and Eastern Europe A fine example of this rare and important map of Central and Eastern Europe, published by Antonio Salamanca in Rome. The map is derived from the iconic manuscript map of...
Anti-Nazi Propaganda Broadside Published in the British Empire Fascinating WWII broadside propaganda map, published in India, in order to keep the local populous informed about the War. The map provides a graphic overview of the Allied bombing...
Nice example of Martin Waldseemuller's map of the region between the Danube River and the Adriatic Sea from the 1513 edition of Waldseemuller's Geographia. The map extends from Italy and the Adriatic Sea in the South to Austria, Croatia, Slovenia,...
Rare Early Lafreri School Map of Hungary, Austria and the Balkans Region Nice example of Paolo Forlani's rare map of Austria, Hungary, Transylvania and adjacent regions. The map depicts the military activities in the region, between the...
Nice full color example of Ortelius' map of Hungary and surrounding regions. Highly detailed regional map with decorative cartouche, coat of arms and migratory animals in the middle of the map. The map appeared in Ortelius' Theatrum Orbis Terrarum,...
Striking full color example of Ortelius' map of Hungary and surrounding regions, which appeared in Ortelius' Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, the first modern atlas of the World. Highly detailed regional map with decorative cartouche, coat of arms and...
![Rhetiae alpestris descriptio in qua hodie Tirolis Comitatus [with] Goritiae, Karstii, Chaczeolae, Carniolae, Histriae, et Windorum Marchae Descrip.](/map/small/22133.jpg)
A nice full color example of these two regional maps by Ortelius. The Tirolian map extends from Mantua, Verona and Vincenza to Furstenfeld, Mildorf and Wasserburg and is centered on Innsburck. Salzburg also appears. The second map extends from the...
Detailed map of Stiria, centered on the course of the Dranus River and the Mura River. Decorative cartouche with coat of arms.
Rare map of Upper and Lower Hungary, Transylvania, Slovenia, Croatia and Dalmatia, published by Nicolas Berey in Paris. The map tracks the course of the Danube from Vienna to beyond Belgrad. The map includes several small vignettes depicting...
Fine example of Gerard Valk's map of Austria, the Gulf of Venice and part of Croatia and Istria. Highly detailed map of the region bounded by the Gulf of Venice and the Golfo Carnero, Stiria and Cherso Island in the South, and extending to north of the...
Decorative 18th Century Map of the region north of the Adriatic, from Cluver's Introductionis en Universum Geographicus…., one of the most prolific 17th and 18th Century Geography books.
Fine Example of J.B. Homann's Wall Map of Hungary, Detailed early 18th century map of the region between Dalmatia, Serbia, Transylvania and Poland, centered on the Kingdom of Hungary Includes two decorative cartouches, the one at the right showing...
Detailed map of the region from Obercrain and Southern Carinthia in the west to Croatia in the east, centered on Istria, Chres and Krk Islands and the Dalmatian Coastline. Ljubjana (Laybach or Laubach) appears prominently to the north of the Czirnizer...
Detailed regional map of the region north of the Gulf of Venice, Istria, etc.. Shows the Southern portion of the Austrian Empire, from the Republic of Venice and the Gulf of Venice in the west to the Croatian Border. Shows Salzburg, Graz, Rijeka,...
![[Ottman Empire] Partes confines Trium Magnorum Imperiorum Austriaci Russici et Osmanici Foliis VI compreshensa ex novissimis observationibus, dimensionibus optimisque tabulis geographicus descripta . . . Anno MDCCLXXXV](/map/small/52715.jpg)
Three Empires At War -- Austrian, Russian and Ottoman Fine 6 sheet map published in Berlin in the midst of the Austro-Turkish and Russo-Turkish wars, between the Austrian, Russian and Ottoman Empires. Centered on the Black Sea, the map shows the...
