Nicolas Sanons' double-page engraved map of part of Austria, centered on the course of the Donau River. The map was published in Paris in 1657.
Fine early view of Vienna, published by Jollain in Paris. The view shows Vienna from across the Danube, looking westward. All Jollain views are rare on the market.
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...
Rare separately publshed view of Vienna by Hubert Jaillot, published in Paris in 1669. This is a very early work for Jaillot. Rarity We located no other examples of the view in OCLC or any auction records or dealer catalogs.
Striking example of Johannes De Ram's rare map of the Hungarian Empire, extending to Belgrad in the east. Includes decorative cartouche, coat of arms, etc.
Scarce Cantelli-Rossi map of Austria, first published by Rossi in 1684. The map tracks the Danube from Passau to Pressburg (Bratislava), and from Moravia in the north to Stiria in the south.
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.
Detailed large format map of the Hungarian Empire, extending to Bosnia, Slovenia, Temeswar, and the Saw River in the south to Moravia, and the Frontiers of Poland in the north, centered on the course of the Danube from Vienna to Belgrade. Includes...
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...
Rare view of Stockholm published by J.F. Leopold, in Augsburg, in 1730. The view includes a coat of arms and extensive description of the city in Latin and German. This is the first example we have offered in over 20 years.
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...
Finely colored plan of Vienna, published in Paris by George Louis Le Rouge and dedicated to the King of France. Shows the fortified walls both in the environs of Vienna, the Esplanade surrounding the old city and the fortified walls of the Old City,...
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,...
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Highly detailed regional map, centered on the course of the Danube River, from Ips to Braunau. Also shows Salzburg, Rachstats, Rottenman, Loeben, Waiddhofen, Zwetl, Weitra and Passau. Ornate cartouche.
Detailed map of the northern part of Austria, published in Venice by Paolo Santini. The map is centered on the Course of the Danube River, from Passau, Germany to Vienna.
