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Carte Generale de l'Empire d'Allemagne et Pays Circonvoisins . . . 1658

Fantastic antique map of Central Europe, focused on Germany and showing the whole of the Netherlands, Czechoslovakia, and Austria, as well as parts of Northern Italy, Denmark, France, and Belgium. The map was made by Nicholas Sanson and published in Paris in 1658 by Pierre Mariette, an important 17th-century French cartographer. The title cartouche also credits Melchior Tavernier as a (seemingly earlier) publisher of the map.

Price: $ 395.00

Der Strudl an der Donau [on sheet with:] Der Wurbel in der Donau

This scarce double-page engraving portrays two distinct yet connected geographical features of the Danube River: "Der Strudl" and "Der Wurbel." Originating from the mid-18th century, the work illustrates the turbulent water formations found along this crucial European waterway, rendered with attention to detail by Matthaus Seutter, an eminent cartographer and geographer based in Augsburg.

Price: $ 295.00

Potentia Archiducum Austriae sive Circuli Austriaci delineatio, qua illius fines hodierni . . .

"Potentia Archiducum Austriae sive Circuli Austriaci delineatio," or "The Power of the Archdukes of Austria or the Delineation of the Austrian Circle," is an intricate map published around 1760 in Augsburg by Conrad Tobias Lotter. Providing a detailed representation of the region of Austria, the map spans a significant geographical area extending from Bohemia Regnum in the north to the Bishoprick of Istria, the Duchy of Carinthia, and the Duchy of Carniola in the south. The map is centered on the Salzburg Archbishoprick, and stretches from Switzerland in the west to Styria in the east.

Price: $ 345.00

(Inn Valley, Austria) Elegantissimus a parte Orientali Oenipontis prospectus. [An exquisitely beautiful view from the eastern part of Innsbruck.]

This impressive landscape view, created by Georg Braun and Frans Hogenberg and engraved by Georg Hoefnagel after Alexander Colijn, is a remarkable historical document, offering a glimpse of the Inn Valley, Austria, from an easterly perspective. The detail is exquisite, showcasing their topographical prowess and artistic talent, truly a testament to the Golden Age of Cartography during which it was created.

Price: $ 375.00

Venezia Tridentina [and] Venezia Giulia

Rare pair of separately published views, showing the mountainous Alpine regions of the Dolomites, Giulian Alps, etc. extending to Istria and the Gulf of Fiume in the east and Emilia Romagna in the west.

Price: $ 750.00

[Austrian Alps] Dachstein / Der Alt Welt Begriff, Besthende in 3 Haubt Theilen als Arica, Europa, Asia. Warinnen der Erste Meridian nach Frantzossicher art gezogen

Lively pictorial map of the region centered on Dachstein in the distance.

Price: $ 345.00