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Typus orarum maritimarum Guineae, Manicongo & Angolae ultra Promentorium Bonae spei susq . . .

Fine Sixteenth-Century Decorative Map of South and West Africa from Linschoten's Influential Itinerario

Price: $ 4,500.00

[ Morocco ] Statuum Maroccanorum, Regnorum nempe Fessani, Maroccani, Tafiletanin et Segelomessani Secundum suas Provincias accurate divisorum, Typus generalis novus . . . 1728

Johann Christoph Homann's map illustrates the area of present-day Morocco, split into the four kingdoms: Fessanum, Segelmeses, Marocca, and Tafliet. Further features include the Canary Islands, a small map of Madeira, and depictions of the cities of Marocco (Marrakesh) and Mequinetz.

Price: $ 475.00

Carte Reduite De L'Ocean Oriental ou Mer Des Indes Seconde Edition Pour Servir aux Vaisseau du Roy . . . Par order de M. De. Machault . . . MDCCLXVII

Fine map of the Indian Ocean, from Australia and Borneo to Africa and the Arabian Peninsula, published in Paris by Nicolas Bellin.

Price: $ 1,200.00

(Malta, Cape Verde Islands, Teneriffe, Madera, St. Helena, etc.) Particular Draughts of some of the chief African Islands in the Mediterranean, as also in the Atlantic and Ethiopic Oceans

Detailed set of 8 maps by Emanual Bowen.

Price: $ 275.00

(South Africa) Map Review No. 23 The Young Dominion

Printed in the immediate aftermath of World War II, this 1947 issue of Map Review is a remarkable example of modernist persuasive data visualization and cartography, charting the contours of a rapidly changing world. This particular issue, focusing on South Africa—also referred to as "The Young Dominion" and the "Golden Land"—not only offers geographical information, but also invites the viewer into a discussion of the socio-political challenges facing the region during this time.

Price: $ 245.00

[ Madeira ] Carte Des Isles De Madere Et Porto Santo

Detailed map of Madeira and Porto Santo. Shows Funchal and the Fort, along with other place names.

Price: $ 145.00