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The Circle of Westphalia divided into all its States and Soveranities

Large seventeenth-century map of the Circle of Westphalia, bound on the west by Spanish Luxembourg and Spanish Gelders and on the east by the Dukedom of Brunswick and Landgraviate of Hesse.

Price: $ 475.00

Lubecum, una ex praeclarioribus maritimis civitatibus, ad uiuum hic depicta

Nice example of Munster's woodblock view of Lubeck in northern Germany. This panorama of the city shows the major spires and churches of the city, as seen from the ocean.

Price: $ 245.00

Westphaliae Totius Decriptio

Detailed map of the Westfalia region, oriented with east at the top.

Price: $ 145.00

Chart of the North and Baltic Seas [insets of St. Petersburg, Heligoland and Revel]

A beautiful map of the North and Baltic seas, published in Thomson's New General Atlas.

Price: $ 275.00

(Westphalia) Westualia germanie prouincia

This is a hand-colored woodcut illustration from the famous Nuremberg Chronicle, also known as Liber Chronicarum, a world history published in 1493. The page features an elaborate depiction of Westphalia, a province in Germany, set against a backdrop of medieval cityscapes, including fortified towns, churches, and castles nestled in a lush, rolling landscape. The architectural elements, such as the Gothic spires and fortified walls, are indicative of the style and period.

Price: $ 450.00

Cercle de Haute Saxe

Alain Manesson Mallet's Cercle de Haute Saxe, published in Frankfurt in 1686, is a miniature map presenting a thorough rendering of the region known as the Upper Saxon Circle. This area, a significant administrative division within the Holy Roman Empire, boasts a rich historical and cultural context.

Price: $ 125.00