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[Port Louis, Mauritius] Legende du Plan du Port-Louis

Handsome and highly detailed manuscript map of Port Louis, the capital of Île-de-France (present-day Mauritius), done in pen and watercolor, showing the town, surrounding countryside, and the harbor, with many points keyed and identified in the accompanying legend. The plots of land in the town are done in orange and brown, denoting developed and undeveloped parcels. The extensive battlements and defenses are each identified. The map comprises two-thirds of the sheet, while the remaining third contains the extensive key.

Price: $ 3,900.00

[ Algerian Viticulture ] Carte Viti-Vinicole de l'Algerie

Rare separately published map promoting Algerian viticulture, published by the Algerian Government.

Price: $ 395.00

Romani Imperii qua Oriens est Descriptio Geographica Authore Michaele Antonio Baudrand . . .

Rare map of the eastern portion of the Roman Empire and contiguous regions.

Price: $ 345.00

(Arabian Peninsula) Neueste Karte von Arabien 1850

Neueste Karte von Arabien 1850, designed by Hauptm. Radefeld and published by Joseph Meyer in Hildburghausen in 1850, provides a detailed depiction of the Arabian Peninsula during the mid-19th century. It features insets of El Derreyeh, Medina, and "Mekka." Notably, it includes place names in areas that would later form the United Arab Emirates.

Price: $ 295.00

Partie Occidentale De L'Empire De Russie Contenant les Provinces de Berezowskoy, Mangajeskoy,Wiatka, Solkamskoy, Pelymskoy, Usimoskoy, Tobolskoy, Surgutskoy, Jenifeiskoy, Narimskoy, Kuzneckoy, Tomskoy, Drasnojarskoy &c., le Royaume de Kasan, Le Gouvernement d'Astrachan etles Confins du Royaume des Kamaks Eleutus. Dressee d'apres les Cartes de l'Atlas Russien . . .

Highly detailed map of the Western Part of Russia, extending South to the Caspian and East to Irkurkoy and Ilimskoy.

Price: $ 225.00

Map of Part of Kurdistan illustrating the Journeys & Researches of M. Consul Taylor

Map of Part of Kurdistan illustrating the Journeys & Researches of M. Consul Taylor is a significant map published in 1865 for the Journal of the Royal Geographical Society by J. Murray. This map traces the extensive travels and archaeological expeditions of John George Taylor, a British official of the Foreign Office who also made notable contributions as an early archaeologist in the Middle East. Known for his investigations of antiquities, Taylor was one of the pioneer archaeologists exploring the prominent burial mounds in the Persian Gulf region.

Price: $ 750.00