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[Ptolemy's France] Europ III Tab

Nice example of Mercator's map of France, Low Countries & Western Germany, from Mercator's edition of Ptolemy's Geographia, first published in 1578 and republished in Amsterdam beginning in 1695.

Price: $ 395.00

(WWII Propaganda Map) Newsmap for the Armed Forces. 257th Week of the War - 139th Week of U.S. Participation. Monday, 14 August 1944. Volume III, No. 17B [and] No. 17F. [on verso:] Let This Do Your Talking!

The Battle for Brest

Price: $ 345.00

Gallo-Flandriae seu Castellaniarum Insulensis, Duacesis et Orchiacensis nova et accurata delineatio . . .

Rare regional map of French Flanders, with decorative views of the cities of Douai, Lille, Orchies, La Bassee, Armentières, Lannoy and Comines and the Jesuit College of Lille.

Price: $ 1,200.00

Generale Caert van Vranckryck [General Map of France]

The "Generale Caert van Vranckryck" is a beautifully crafted copperplate engraved map of France, published in Jacob van Meurs's "Topographia Galliae" in 1662. The map presents a detailed view of the country, highlighting its major cities and rivers, and offering a comprehensive representation of France's geography during the 17th century.

Price: $ 145.00

Capetani Reges Franciae Christianiss Henrico IV, Francia et Navarrae Regs. Consecrat. (inset plan of Paris)

Decorative family tree showing the genealogy of Henry IV, Ruler of France and Navarra, with the town of Rouen on the background.

Price: $ 475.00

Plan en Perspective, De La Ville De Paris telle qu'ell etoit sous le Regne de Charles IX . . .

This is Dheulland's historical view of Paris, a fascinating mid-18th century piece showing the city as it stood during the reign of Charles IX, that is, sometime between 1560 and 1574. Published in Paris in 1766, this map reflects upon the Medieval layout of the great city of Paris, based on an early post-medieval wall hanging in the Abbey of Saint-Victor.

Price: $ 2,800.00