![Europae Tabula VIII [Russia, Ukraine, Baltic, Scandinavia]](/map/small/44610.jpg)
Nice example of Gastaldi's map of the region bounded by the Baltic in the North and the Black Sea in the south, based upon Ptolemy. Giacomo Gastaldi is considered as the foremost Italian cartographer of the 16th century along with Paolo Forlani. From...
Detailed map of Southern Ukraine, Crimea and surrounding regions between the northern coast of the Black Sea and Moscow. Shows ports, fortified cities and the mouths of the Danube. Minor splitting along the towns, rivers, mountains, etc. Decorative...
Rare 16th Century map of Russia and Ukraine, published by Zacharias Heyns in his rare Le Miroir du Monde, ou, Epitome du Theatre d'Abraham Ortelius, published in Amsterdam in 1598. Zacharias Heyns was the son of Peter Heyns, who wrote the rhyming text...
Old color example of the rare English language edition of the Mercator-Hondius map of the Russian Empire and Scandinavia . The present example of the map is a proof state. In the following year, the map would be finished, with 5 costumed figures and a...
![[Ukraine / Dniepr River] Lectori S. Hunc Borysthenis tractum ut ad nostrum Geographiae tabulam . . .](/map/small/63932op.jpg)
Striking 2-sheet map of the Dniepr River, engraved by Hessel Gerritzs. The map was originally issued as the eastern part of Blaeu's 6-sheet wall map of Lithuania. The map shows the course of the Dnieper River from Cherkasy to the estuary on the Black...
Detailed map of the Ukraine and surrounding regions between the northern coast of the Black Sea and Moscow. Shows ports, fortified cities and the mouths of the Danube. Two decorative cartouches.
Rare First Edition of The First Great Map of the Volga River Nice example of Olearius' map of the Volga River, first issued in 1647 and engraved by Christian Rothgiesser. Shows the course of the Volga from Nischni Nowgorod to the Caspian. Includes...
Striking example of Sanson's map of Russia, Poland and Ukraine, extending from the Gulf of Finland to Petite Tartary and to Bulgaria and Tartaria.
One of the Earliest Maps of Russia published in England. Old color example of Richard Blome's scarce map of Russia, the earliest folio sized map of the region to be engraved in England. The map reaches to the Caspian Sea and Ukraine in the South....
Detailed map of the Ukraine and surrounding regions between the northern coast of the Black Sea and Moscow. Shows ports, fortified cities and the mouths of the Danube. Two decorative cartouches.
Finely colored example of Moses Pitt's map of Ukraine, divided into provinces, which appeared in a composite atlas by Abraham Wolfgang. Pitt's map, first issued by Jan Jansson in about 1657, is one of the earliest maps to include the name Ukraine in...
Striking large format map of Russia, extending from the Baltic and Black Seas to Grande Tartarie and the Grande Desert or Desert De Karkkathay, published by Hubert Jaillot. This map of Russia provides a highly detailed picture of European Russia and...
Colored example of Mercator's map of Armenia, Georgia, eastern Turkey, and parts of Ukraine and Southern Russia, from Mercator's Geographia, first published in 1578 and republished in Amsterdam beginning in 1695. Includes decorative cartouche and sea...
Scarce map of Russia and Ukraine, hand colored by political subdivisions, by Gerard and Leonard Valk. The map extends far to the east, showing some portion of the Tartar and Mongol regions.
Important early map of Russia and the Ukraine, drawn by Guillaume De L'Isle, the leading French mapmaker at the beginning of the 18th Century.
Attractive and detailed map of Russia and part of Ukraine, including decorative cartouche.
