Dramatic double hemisphere map of the World, published in Ledien by Pieter Van Der Aa. The map includes an unnamed set sailing tracts. California is shown as an island. The Mississippi River and Great Lakes are based upon early 18th Century French...
Fine example of Vander Aa's map of the World, utilizing Casini's important north polar projection. The map is a close copy of the extremely rare Cassini-Nolin map issued in 1696 which was one of the most carefully prepared and scientifically accurate...
Animals of the Middle Species -- Half Bird, Half Fish! Rare 2-sheet wall map of South America, dedicated by Charles Price to Edmund Halley LLD Savilian Professor of Geometry in Oxford, and Fellow of the Royal Society, Corrected from his own...
Beautifully engraved map, from the larger-format suite of continental maps made by Van Der Aa in 1713. The map stretches from the Caspian in the east to Iceland (albeit incorrectly located) in the west. These Van Der Aa continental maps are...
![[Tighina / Bender, Moldavia -- Dniester River] Plan von der Festung Bendern am Dniester Flus, zwischen der Moldau, westlichen Nogai und Bessarabien an einen Morast gelegen](/map/small/61819.jpg)
Finely Illustrated Map of the Bendery Fortress in Moldova with Ottoman Punishment Scene Excellent rendition of the area near present-day Bender (Tighina), Moldova showing military and topographical landmarks with a fascinating accompanying...
Rare 18th Century Plan of Rome, with 10 inset views and a key identifying over 450 places of interest within the map. The plan includes a number of profiles views of major monuments within the city, as well as bridges, gates and fortified walls. The...
Decorative map of the Canary Islands, published in Leiden by Pierre Van der Aa. Includes an elaborate title cartouche and vignette.
Detailed map of Denmark and southwestern Sweden, published by Vander Aa, in his Le Nouveau Theatre du Monde . . . .
Finely colored example of this early map of China and Korea, which appeared in Vander Aa's Nouveau Theatre du Monde. The map reaches from the Royaume de Coree (Korea) in the east to Siam in the south, showing the islands of Formosa and Hainan....
