A copperplate engraving in original color with a blank cartouche at the lower left. This map, with van den Keere’s signature; first appeared in Jansson’s Atlas Maioris Appendix of 1630….

An elegant map of the German Empire which, at the time, included the Netherlands and Belgium tretching from Calais to the Wista River in present day Poland, and south to…

Christopher Saxton became known as the ‘father of English cartography’. During his career he carried out extensive surveys of England and Wales between 1573 and 1578. This map of the…

A beautiful map of old Vienna with fortifications and surrounding suburbs depicted in original color. A panoramic birds-eye view of the city adds to the grandeur of the map. The…

This beautifully engraved map of France shows the country divided into 16 provinces.  A legend at top left identifies parliaments, universities, miliary facilities, Roman antiquities, and the locations of battles…

A beautifully engraved plan of Canterbury, laid out in grid form, showing streets, city walls, gates, buildings, parks and alike.  The Cathedral, St. Augustine’s Monastery, St. George Priory, and the…

A detailed map of Languedoc in southern France; the region around Montpellier. The map is in full original color with the title cartouche uncolored. Allard, an engraver / publisher produced…

A wonderful map by Homann of Erfurt in the Thuringia region of east central Germany. Taken from the Grosser Atlas, a panoramic view of the city of Erfurt extends across…

A Magnificat map in the true appeal of Homann family cartography.  This very large and graphic map shows the domains of tribes of the region.  The map includes the Canary…

From the Atlas Historique this is an intriguing cartographic rendering. Depicting Britain under Roman rule, the map with abundant text about the history of Britain, including tables, concerning the kings,…