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Map of Turkey in Europe. Illustrating The Berlin Congress Treaty, July 1878 (with inset Map of Armenia)

Unusual map of Turkey, Greece, the Balkans, Austria and part of the Ukraine, illustrating the nations created under the Berlin Congress Treaty, as well as the lands returned to Turkey from Russia, which had previously been taken by Russia under the treaty of San Stefano.

Price: $ 225.00

(Croatia, etc.) Carinthiae Ducatus, Et Goritiae Palatinatus, Wolf. Lazio [with] Histriae tabua a Petro Copolo deferi. [with] Zarae, et Sebenici Descriptio

Fine Original Color

Price: $ 495.00

(Central Europe and Hungary) Ungria Restaurada compendiosa noticia, de dos tiempos: del Passado. Baxo el Jugo de la Tirania Othomana, del Presente, Baxo el Dominio Catholico de Leopoldo II de Austria. [Hungary Restored, Extensive Notices about].

A Delightful Work on Hungarian History and Geography Published Two Years After the Liberation of Buda.

Price: $ 2,400.00

Itineraire de Paris a Constantinople, tire des Voiages de Mr. des Hays.

Antique engraved map of the parts of Bosnia, Herzegovina, and Serbia that fall along the route from Paris to Constantinople.

Price: $ 125.00

Bohemia & Moravia Provinces of Austria.

Bohemia & Moravia Provinces of Austria, published by William Lizars in Edinburgh circa 1830, offers an attractive portrayal of these pivotal central European territories. Focusing on the geographical heart at Prague, the capital city and historical center of the Bohemian region, the map is demarcated by regions, each distinctly colored to aid in their differentiation. With remarkable precision, it lays out the myriad towns, meandering roads, and prominent mountain ranges, reflecting the topographical intricacies of the region.

Price: $ 145.00

Potentia Archiducum Austriae sive Circuli Austriaci delineatio, qua illius fines hodierni . . .

"Potentia Archiducum Austriae sive Circuli Austriaci delineatio," or "The Power of the Archdukes of Austria or the Delineation of the Austrian Circle," is an intricate map published around 1760 in Augsburg by Conrad Tobias Lotter. Providing a detailed representation of the region of Austria, the map spans a significant geographical area extending from Bohemia Regnum in the north to the Bishoprick of Istria, the Duchy of Carinthia, and the Duchy of Carniola in the south. The map is centered on the Salzburg Archbishoprick, and stretches from Switzerland in the west to Styria in the east.

Price: $ 345.00