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Delineatio Africae Provinciae Accuratior

This map, titled Delineatio Africae Provinciae accuratior, presents a detailed cartographic representation of the Roman province of Africa Proconsularis, encompassing present-day Tunisia, parts of Libya, and eastern Algeria. The map provides a rich depiction of the ancient landscape, meticulously illustrating numerous towns, settlements, and an extensive network of roads connecting the region's key urban and rural centers. 

Price: $145.00

In Notitiam Ecclesiasticam Africae Tabula Geographica . . . 1700

Exquisite antique map of Ancient North Africa, Spain, and the Western Mediterranean is a detailed testament to the expansive trade routes and notable geographic points of interest during antiquity.

Price: $395.00

Bagdet

Birdseye view of the city and surrounding rural areas. From Mallet's monumental Description de l' Univers, first published in Paris in 1683, perhaps the greatest work of its kind in the 17th Century. Complete sets of this work are now fetching in excess of $15,000.00.

Price: $145.00

Tabu Moder Indiae

An excellent example of Lorenz Fries' 1535 rendition of India and Southeast Asia, this map reflects early modern cartographic depictions of the region. Emphasizing Southeast Asia, India, Sri Lanka, and the Indian Ocean, it is a condensed version of Waldseemüller's 1513 map—recognized as the first modern exploration of this territory. The map has further antecedents in the southeast sheet of Waldseemuller's 1507 and 1516 wall maps of the world, which in turn draw on the circa 1503 Caverio chart.

Price: $3,400.00

Abissinia dove sono le Fonti del Nilo descritta secondo le relationi de P.P. Mendez Almeida, Pais, Lobo e Lodulfo . . .

Rare original color example of Coronelli's map of Abyssinia, showing the Upper Nile and its sources and the regions once thought to be the dominion of the Christian King, Prester John.

Price: $595.00

Numidia et Mauretania

Antique miniature map of northwestern Africa (present-day Morocco and Algeria) copied by John Senex after a map by Christophorus Cellarius.

Price: $125.00