Fine example of the earliest obtainable city plan of Warsaw, engraved by Chalmandrier for Giovanni Antonio Rizzi Zannoni in 1772. Rizzi Zannoni's plan is based upon the 4-sheet plan of Warsaw by Pierre Ricaud de Tirregaille, entitled Plan de la ville...
Detailed map of Poland, by Tobias Mayer, dated 1773 in the title cartouche. Poland extends from Glogau and Breslau in the west, to Braclaviensis in the south along the Dniestr River, east to the Dniepr River and Mscislaw and north to include parts of...
![Tabula Regni Borussiae Borussiam Orientalem exhibens MDCCLXXV [and] Borussiae Occidentalis Tabula . . . 1780](/map/small/58775.jpg)
Scarce map of Poland, Lithuania, Kalingrad, Pomerania, etc. The maps were created by Gussefeld, one of his earliest maps, and published by Homann Heirs.
Antique Map of Russian Lithuania After The First Partition Interesting regional map of Russian Lithuania, showing remarkable detail along the upper Dniepr and Dwina River regions, from Liefland to Mscislaw and Woiwodschaft. This 1775 map depicts...
Fine and highly detailed map of Southern Poland and parts of Slovakia, Ukraine, Hungary, Romania and Moldova, which was then being called Austrian Poland and Red Russia. Santini gives credit to Homann Heirs in the cartouche.
Detailed map of Poland, published by Santini in Venice. Santini credits Robert De Vaugondy as the source of this map. The table provides a breakdown of the sub-regions of the Kindgom of Poland.
Fine and highly detailed map of Belarus, Latvia, with the Dnieper River. The map includes the towns of Smolensk, Orsa, Minsk, etc. Santini gives credit to Homann Heirs in the cartouche.
Fine and highly detailed map of parts of Poland, Kaliningrad, Lithuania, etc. Shows the Kingdom granted to Frederick I of Prussia, after Prussia was elevated by Leopold to the status of a Kingdom in 1700. Frederick made himself the King of Prussia on...
Rare map of Poland, in the midst of its dismemberments. The map locates the Polish territorial acquistions of Russia, Austria and Prussia in the second half of the 18th Century.
Decorative regional map of part of Poland. Major towns shown include Cracowia, Leczica, Sieradz, Radomisko, Ostzeszow, Lublin, and Sandomirsz. Issued as part of Zatta's Atlante Novissimo.
Decorative regional map of several Palatinates in modern day Belarus, centered on the Upper Dniepr River and Upper Dwina River. Issued as part of Zatta's Atlante Novissimo.
Decorative regional map of part of Poland. Major towns shown include Warsawia, Ieruzalem, Rawa, Lowicz, Ianowa, Nowidor, Radzilow, Nowygrod, Ciechanowiec, Minsk and Biala. Issued as part of Zatta's Atlante Novissimo.
Decorative regional map of several Palatinates in modern day Ukraine and Belarus. The map shows the region east of the Dniester River, centered on Kiev. Issued as part of Zatta's Atlante Novissimo.
A highly detailed map of Poland, published by Zatta. The map stretches from the Baltics to Hungary, Moldavia, the Ukraine and Russia. Shows, towns, rivers, mountains and other features. Based upon the work of Antonio Rizzi Zannoni.
Scarce John Cary map of Poland published during "the Partitions." The map itself is detailed, showing the cities, rivers, lakes, and forests of Poland. Regions are named, including the Great Duchy of Lithuania, Polachia, Mascovia, Red Russia, Black...
Rare map of Poland, depicting the dismemberment, published in Paris by Moithey and engraved by J.E.J. Vallet. The map is filled with information on the rivers, mountains, cities and villages.
