Rare early Dutch sea chart, pubished in Amsterdam by Jacob Colom. The map covers the coastlines of western Poland, Pomerania and part of southern Sweden. The chart appeared in one of the earliest Dutch Sea Atlases. The only example of the map we...
Fine dark impression of Homann's map of Denmark, Slesvig-Holstein and contiguous parts of Germany. Striking large cartouche includes elaborate coat of arms.
Signed By the Captain of the USS Congress Rare English Sea chart, published in London by John Hamilton Moore. The chart shows the region between Sweden and Denmark, extending to Rugen and the German coastline. John Hamilton Moore (1738-1807) was a...
Fine example of this rare sea chart of the Baltic Sea (Oost Zee), by Arnold Colom, from Colom's Zee Atlas Ofte Water-Wereldt. Colom's detailed sea chart of the Baltic Sea from Rügen and Denmark extending towards eastern Finland and Livland, is one of...
Scarce Dutch sea chart of the Baltic Sea, published by the Van Keulen firm, the leading Dutch sea chart publishers of the 18th century. The map covers much of the Baltic Sea, the Swedish coast around Stockholm, the Gulf of Riga and West Estonian...
Fine map of Scandinavia and the Baltic, published in Amsterdam by Valk. Shows Norway, Sweden, Finland, Estonia and Latvia. It depicts a significantly contracted Swedish Empire having suffered defeats against both Norway and Russia over the previous...
Nice example of this scarce map of Scandinavia, published in Cologne. The map is oriented with east at the top. The present map was produced by one of the primary Cologne School mapmakers, Johann Bussemacher. The Cologne School of cartography was...
Scarce map of Denmark and Southern Scandinavia, from Briet's Theatre geographique de l'Europe, contenant la division de ses royaumes et provinces.
Nice example of Herman Moll's map of Scandinavia, with a large inset map and 5 wonderful vignettes, including a very early example of skiing. A very interesting note on the Laplanders below the vignettes and other notes throughout. This example of...
Scarce sea chart the region around Copenhagen, Lund and Malmo.
Detailed and very rare Russian-language map of Scandinavia, published in Saint Petersburg in 1836. Rarity The map is very scarce. We have been unable to find any other examples in sales databases, libraries and archives, nor in general online...
Decorative birdseye view of Stockholm from across the harbor, from Merian's Neuwe Archontologica Cosmica, published in 1638. Shows buildings, churches, bridges, ships, docks, fortified walls of the city, and the surrounding area. The coat of arms of...
Dark impression of Goos' regional sea chart of Sweden, based upon an earlier chart by Jacobsz. The chart covers the coast of Sweden from Schenckenes and Oeland towards Stockholm, along with the island of Gotland. The chart includes the names of towns...
Interesting map of Scandinavia, illustrating the theater of the Second Northern War. In 1657, during the Second Northern War, Denmark launched a war of revenge against Sweden (then distracted in Poland), which turned into a complete disaster....
Striking map of Denmark and the southernmost part of Sweden, published in Rome by Giovanni Giacomo Rossi. The map is finely engraved, with an elaborate cartouche.
Decorative map of Gothia, published by Valk & Schenk. The map is richly decorated with a large figurative cartouche, scale of miles and sailing ships. Shows the area including Gothenburg, Malmo, Copenhagen, Lund, Helsingborg, Kristianstad,...