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Hungary Transilvania &c. Provinces of Austria

Lizars map offers a detailed look at the geography of Central Europe during a period of significant transition. By examining towns, roads, rivers, and mountain ranges, one can glean insights into the political, social, and economic dynamics of the region during the first half of the 19th century.

Price: $175.00

Postarum seu Cursorum Publicorum Diverticula et Mansiones per Germaniam et Confin Provincias

A finely engraved mid-18th century postal map of the Holy Roman Empire and adjacent regions, delineating the network of official post routes, printed by Matthäus Seutter in Augsburg circa 1740.

Price: $345.00

[ Prague ] Praga celeberrima et maxima totius Bohemiae Metropolis et Universitas florentissima ad Muldam Fl.

Fine example of Seutter's decorative and highly detailed plan of Prague, with a striking view of the city below. The map shows the city divided into three neighborhoods, the "small," "old," and "new" cities. Fields and Vysehard Cemetary surround the city. The Vltava is denoted by its German name of Moldau. Many other features are drawn and noted, including the Charles Bridge.

Price: $1,800.00

[ Bohemia / Western Czechia ] Koenigreich Bohmen nach Muller und den Neuesten Beobachtungen verfasst

Scarce early 19th Century map of the western part of the Czechia, centered on Prague published by Mollo in Vienna.

Price: $145.00

(Czech Republic) Chorographia insignis regni Bohemiae [Remarkable Chorography of the Kingdom of Bohemia.]

Nice example of Gerard de Jode's map of Bohemia, based on the earlier work by Joannes Crisinger. This map appeared in the 1578 (first sold in '79) first edition of the Speculum Orbis Terrae, the de Jode family's response to Ortelius's Theatrum Orbis Terrarum.

Price: $1,800.00

Bohemia

Fine, Rare Map of Sixteenth-Century Bohemia

Price: $750.00