Rare separately published map of Scotland, attributed to Thomas Jenner. The map is known to have appeared in Jenner's catalog in 1662, however the few surviving examples of the map are bound into composite atlases from the early 1640s. A later...
Gorgeous regional map of a portion of the Netherlands. The map shows Meppen, Linge, Rhene, Borchstenfort, Scopink, Nienborg, Ochtrup, Horstmar, Seuttorp, Benthem, Northorn, Degnecam, Oldenzeel, Enschede, Ottensen, Stadlon, Vreden, Otmarsch, Nienhus,...
A Plethora of Anicent Place Names Striking example Blaeu's map of the Ancient German Empire in Northern Europe, based upon an earlier map by Ortelius. Extends from the Adriatic (Hadriatici Sinus) to the Baltic (Suevicum Mare) and the Vistula and...
Nice old color example of Blaeu's regional map of Southern Holland. The map shows the estuary of the River Maas and extends from 's-Gravenhage to Gouda in the north and from Ouddorp to Steenbergen in the south. Cities, such as Rotterdam, Delft, and...
Old color example of Blaeu's map of Groningen. Includes two large cartouches, coat of arms, four sailing ships, compass rose and rhumb lines.
Blaeu's map of the region extending from Kuynder and Staveren in the south to Dockum and Oosdon in the north. Three cartouches, coat of arms, compass rose and rhumb lines.
Detailed map of the area showing Amsterdam in the South and extending north to Enkhuizen and Medemblik in North Holland. The map shows west at the top.
Decorative plan of Geneva, Switzerland and the Rosne River, including the entrance to Lake Geneva, published by Merian. Includes a decorative coat of arms.
Detailed map of the French part of Flanders, including Douay, Lille, Doornick, Conde, St. Amand. Decorative cartouche.
Decorative map of the Picardie region of Northwestern France, with decorative cartouche and coat of arms. The map is centered on Amiens.
Rare map of the Dordogne River Valley and the Coureze River Valley, published in Paris by Michel Van Lochem. The map is centered on the Turenne Region, Correze Department in the Limonsin region.
Rare late edition of Francois Bougereau's map of Lorraine region, first published in 1594. The map shows the northern part of Lorraine, based upon an earlier map by Mercator. This edition has the credit of Bougereau (and later imprint of Le Clerc)...
Exceedingly rare map of the Champagne region, published by Nicolas Berey in Paris. The map covers a wide swath of central France, with northwest at the the top. Auxerre is shown at the center left of the map, with the Moselle River at the far right...
Rare early view of Bordeaux, published in Paris by Jean Boisseau. A fine early panoramic view of the city of Bordeaux from the east, with the Garonne River in the foreground. Bourdeaux's Roman amphitheater, Le Palais Galien, is shown at far right,...
Detailed map of the Wertheim Region, publsiehd in Amsterdam. The map shows Wertheim, Wurtzberg, Carlstadt, Muhlenberg,
Detailed regional map of the Munster region of Germany, published by Jansson in Amsterdam. The map is centered on Munster and includes Osnabruck, Lingen, Wesel, Coevoerden (Netherlands), and Oldenberg. Includes numerous small coats of arms.