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Panorama Rigi (Rigi, Vitznau, Lucerne)

Attractive panoramic view by Paul Bender of Rigi Mountain, Switzerland, with Vitznau and Lake Lucerne as well.

Price: $245.00

New Inventirte Land Carte Eines theil des Königreich Franckreichs und darinn gelegenen Vorneinsten Stätt und Vestungen Samt deßen Conquesten, Lothring, Franche Conte, Elsas, Pfaltz am Rhein, Mosel-Strohm und in NiderLand. Wie auch, des angrentzende Saphoyen, Liemont, Schweitz, Schwartzwald, Würtenberg, Pfaltz am Rhein und Wetterau, und angelegnen Länderr. Verlegt von Johann Hoffmann. 1691. - E.H. Nunzer sculp.

Rare map of the eastern half of France and contiguous parts of Belgium, Germany, Switzerland and and northwestern Italy.

Price: $3,200.00

[ Ski Trail Map for Davos Region ] Skitourenkarte Parsenn-Davos-Klosters

Rare promotional pamphlet and ski touring map of Parsenn, Davos and Klosters region of Austria, by H. Hoek, printed and published by Conzett & Huber and cartographers, “Aerovue” publishing house, Zurich.

Price: $495.00

[ Geneva ] Geneve . . .

Fine example of this rare plan of Geneva, illustrating its existing and planned fortifications, which appeared in a work showing the fortifications of important European Cities during the War of Spanish Succession.

Price: $345.00

(Switzerland) Tableau Historique de la Confédération Helvétique

This French historical chart provides a comprehensive overview of the history, geography, and political organization of Switzerland up to the early 19th century. Published in Paris by J.C. Pain, it combines text, tabular data, and illustrations to document key events and figures in Swiss history from 1307 to 1832. At the top center is a detailed depiction of Swiss cantonal coats of arms surmounted by a flag bearer, surrounded by explanatory panels covering constitutional changes, key treaties, and notable biographical information about influential Swiss families and individuals.

Price: $495.00

Nieuwe Kaart van Zwitserland

This engraved map of Switzerland was published by Isaak Tirion in Amsterdam during the mid-18th century. It provides a detailed depiction of Switzerland, divided into its constituent cantons and neighboring regions, including parts of France, Germany, and Italy. The map is hand-colored to delineate political boundaries, with prominent features such as the Alps, Lake Geneva (Geneefsche Meer), Lake Constance (Zee van Constans), and major rivers clearly rendered. Key cities, including Zurich, Bern, Geneva, and Lucerne, are identified and marked with symbols for urban centers.

Price: $295.00