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Ancient Africa or Libya Part I

Ancient Africa or Libya Part I, produced by the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge (SDUK) and published in London in 1845, is an intricate depiction of the Western Mediterranean region, delineating the African coastline from Menix Island and Pons Zita, extending southwards beyond the Atlas Mountains to the Atlantic Coast. This representation stands out as one of the most detailed atlas maps of its era, capturing the geography of the region with notable precision.

Price: $ 125.00

(Second World War - Battles of El Alamein) EL ALAMEIN 1:50,000 Daba-Alexandria... Recast sheet... August 1942

Detailed military survey map of the area around El Alamein Station, stretching off to the south, and showing the area just before the famous Second Battle of El Alamein, which took place between October and November 1942.

Price: $ 395.00

(First state!) Tabula Africae III [includes Babylon, the Nile and the Red Sea]

From the Nile to the Libyan Sea.

Price: $ 575.00

Barbarie (with) Sein De Cartage (with) Aegypte

The map is extremely rare, with no appearances in AMPR in the past 30 years.

Price: $ 145.00

Golphe de Tunis

Interesting antique engraved map of the Gulf of Tunis, in present-day Tunisia, published by Jacques Nicolas Bellin in 1764.

Price: $ 125.00

Charte von Nord-Africa Nach den neuesten Entdeckungen . . . 1806

Scarce map of North Africa, published in Weimar in 1806.

Price: $ 125.00