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[Lake Neuchâtel]

Detailed map of the area around Lake Neuchâtel in Switzerland, from Munster's Cosmographia, one of the most influential geographical works of the 16th Century, first published in 1544.

Price: $145.00

[ Switzerland ] Carte du Pais De Vallais ou Wallisser-Land . . .

Detailed map of the area centered on the Rhodanus River, east of Lake Geneva, including Aigle and Sitten.

Price: $275.00

Davos: Parsenn Strela Brämabüel/Jakobshorn

Davos: Parsenn Strela Brämabüel/Jakobshorn, a remarkable map produced around 1965, offers striking bird's-eye views of two famed ski slopes in Davos, a renowned resort town in Grisons, Switzerland. Expertly illustrated by Hausmann, it showcases the pristine allure and dramatic elevations of Davos, ranging from 5,118 to 9,286 feet, presenting a captivating tableau of the region's alpine grandeur.

Price: $650.00

Geneva

Early 19th-century plan of the city and environs of Geneva, first published in Luffman's Select Plans. The map shows the tip of Lake Leman and the Rhone River, which divides the city in two. The layout of neighborhoods, fortifications, and features in the countryside are all shown.

Price: $245.00

Helvetia cum finitimis regionibus confoederatis [Switzerland with the neighboring confederate regions.]

This circa 1634 map by Willem Janszoon Blaeu offers a finely detailed depiction of Switzerland, with Gerard Mercator credited for its design. The map is a notable example of Blaeu's work, featuring a rich array of geographical details from Basel at the top to the Italian Alps, including Lakes Maggiore and Como, at the bottom, and Lake Geneva on the left.

Price: $650.00

(St. Gallen & Konstanz) Constantia, vulgo Costnitz Memorabile Sueuie Opp (and) S. Galli Opp. et Moasterium Helvetiorum, asterente Ottone Frisingensi

Striking example of Braun & Hogenberg's view of St. Gallen in Switzerland and Constanz, Germany.

Price: $750.00