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(Germany) Tabula Europae IIII

Tabula Europae IIII, produced in Venice in 1561, offers an intriguing snapshot of Germany, Denmark, and the Baltic region as interpreted through the Ptolemaic worldview. Girolamo Ruscelli's map stands as an artifact of the Renaissance's revitalization of ancient geographical knowledge, presenting these northern territories with the fidelity of Ptolemy's Second Century insights.

Price: $ 345.00

(Germany) [Sketch and Albumen Print Album / Travels Along the Rhine River, including Nuremberg] Reis langs den Ryn Frankfort, Heidelberg, Munchen, Weenen, Tyrol, Salzburg, Dresden en de Sachsische Schweiz

Original Watercolor Sketches of Germany

Price: $ 950.00

(First World War - Seriocomic) Европа въ 1915 г. [Europe in 1915]

A rare Russian seriocomic chronicle of the First World War, serving as both a geographical and a political compass of the era. The map's key lists twenty-six nations, each represented with a different 

Price: $ 2,400.00

(First state!) Lacus Constantiensis XX Tab Nova [The Bodensee]

The Earliest Obtainable Modern Map of the area around Lake Constance.

Price: $ 875.00

[Ancient and Modern German Empires] Carte de la Germany et les Diferents Etats ou ses Peuples ont Porte Leurs Conquestes

Detailed map of Europe and the Western Mediterranean, from Chatelain's monumental 7 volume Atlas Historique.

Price: $ 225.00

[ Holy Roman Empire ] A Newe Mape of Germany Newly Augmented by Iohn Speed Ano Dom: 1626

Nice example of Speed's map of the Holy Roman Empire, extending from Poland in the Northeast to the Danube.

Price: $ 1,600.00