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(Roman Italy) Italia Antiqua

A finely engraved early 19th-century map of ancient Italy, published by Robert Wilkinson, offering a classical rendering of the Italian peninsula and adjacent regions as conceived during the Roman Imperial period.

Price: $125.00

Plan Des [Ersten?] und Lezten Theil Der Affeire Des Feldmarschal Konigseg in Tyrol

Attractive 18th-century manuscript map in ink and watercolor.

Price: $645.00

L'Italie Divisee en ses estats Tiree, des Memoires du Sr. Cantel . . . (Sicily Inset)

Rare variant edition of Nolin's map of Italy, with a large inset of Sicily.

Price: $675.00

The States of Italy, with their Islands, Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily, Malta, Describing the New Limits, as confirmed by the Definitive Treaty of Paris 1815

This map of Italy, published by James Wyld in 1842, offers a detailed visual representation of the geopolitical divisions of the Italian Peninsula and its surrounding islands following the Congress of Vienna (1814-1815).

Price: $245.00

Italia antica di Cl: Tolomeo

Giovanni Antonio Magini’s Italia antica di Cl. Tolomeo is a Ptolemaic map of Italy, drawn for his monumental atlas L’Italia, which was conceived in the late 16th century and published posthumously by his son Fabio Magini between 1620 and 1640. This map is the only Ptolemaic representation included in the atlas and is largely based on Gerard Mercator’s 1578 edition, published in Cologne.

Price: $875.00

Tabula Geographica Italiae

A nice example of this scarce map of Italy, published by the famous mathematician Leonard Von Euler.

Price: $295.00