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Port of Messina.

Fine original antique map of Messina, Sicily, published by John Luffman in 1800 for his Select Plans.

Price: $195.00

Tabula Aphricae II [Sicily & Sardinia shown]

Ruscelli's map of a part of North Africa, showing Algeria, Tunisia, Libya and the Mediterranean, including Sicily and Sardinia.

Price: $175.00

Southern Italy [ with Sicily, Sardinia, Corsica ]

Striking decorative map, which includes Corsica, Sardinia, and Sicily.

Price: $195.00

Tavola Nuova Di Sardigna Et Di Sicilia [with Malta]

Scarce third state of Ruscelli's map of Sicily, Sardinia and Malta is one of the earliest obtainable modern maps of the region.

Price: $375.00

L'Isle et Royaume de Sicile saisant partie de la Monarchie d'Espagne en Italie. Dressee sur les Memoires du R.P. Thomas Fazello et autres bons Auteures du Pays . . . 1702

Early edition of Nolin's rare large format map of Sicily.

Price: $1,200.00

Regnorum Siciliae et Sardiniae nec non Melitae seu Maltae Insula cum adjectis Italiae et Africae Litoribus [The Kingdoms of Sicily and Sardinia, as well as the Island of Malta, with the Coasts of Italy and Africa Added.]

This detailed map of Sicily, Sardinia, and the surrounding Mediterranean, produced by Johann Baptist Homann in the early 18th century, highlights the geopolitical dynamics of the region during a period of intense competition among European powers. Sicily and Sardinia are depicted as central components of the Spanish Habsburg and later Bourbon dominions, reflecting their critical role in controlling Mediterranean trade routes and their contested status during the War of Spanish Succession (1701–1714). Sicily, prominently divided into its ancient Val di Mazara, Val di Noto, and Val Demone regions, underscores its historical significance as a breadbasket of the Mediterranean and a key point of contention between Bourbon Spain and the Austrian Habsburgs, who briefly held the island following the Treaty of Utrecht in 1713.

Price: $850.00