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Dordrecht

Fine early birdseye view of Dordrecht, based upon an earlier map by Jacob Van Deventer.

Price: $ 450.00

(Kampen) Urbis Campensis ad Isalam Fluvium Icon

This hand-colored engraving depicts the fortified city of Kampen, located on the banks of the river IJssel. The map highlights the city's well-organized street grid, with prominent buildings and landmarks marked and numbered, corresponding to a legend in the lower left corner. Surrounding the city are well-rendered agricultural fields, and the IJssel River features ships navigating its waters. The map includes decorative elements, such as coats of arms and an illustration of a man and woman in traditional attire in the lower right corner, adding to its aesthetic appeal. This map was published in Braun and Hogenberg's Civitates Orbis Terrarum, one of the most significant town atlases of the late 16th century.

Price: $ 295.00

Geldria et Transysulana

Nice old color example of Mercator's detailed regional map of the Central Netherlands, from Mercator's Atlas Sive Cosmographia.

Price: $ 375.00

(Gelderland and the Rhine-Ruhr) Clivia Ducatus

A nice example of Valk and Shenk's original antique map of the German-Dutch border in the vincinity of Nijmegen and Duisburg. This fine map was published in Amsterdam at the end of the 17th century.

Price: $ 195.00

Tabula Africae IIII

Ruscelli's map of the region bounded by the Mediterranean, Aethiopia Interior, the Canarie Islands, Asia Minor, Judia, the Red Sea, the Persian Gulf, Arabia Felix and the Nile, to its source. The map first appeared in the 1561 edition of Ruscelli's edition of Ptolemy's Geografia.

Price: $ 175.00

Imperio D'Allemagna diviso in deci Cerchi . . . Il Regno Di Boemia . . . 1673

Detailed map of the Holy Roman Empire, published in Rome by Rossi.

Price: $ 275.00