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Crescentino

Fine early plan of Crescentino, in the Piedmont region of Northern Italy.

Price: $ 295.00

The Gulf of Palermo

Attractive antique map of Palermo, in Sicily, made for John Luffman's delightful pocket atlas, the "Select plans..." This map shows the region around the Sicilian capital. In addition to Palermo, several smaller towns are shown, including Mondello and Sarasina, which have now been absorbed into the same metropolis. Additionally, several mountains which now rise on the outskirts of Palermo are shown pictorially, including Mt. Gerbino and Mt. Pelegrino "the mountain of pilgrims". A brief description of the merits and role of Palermo is provided at the bottom of the map.

Price: $ 145.00

[ Naples ] Neapolis XLII

Fine example of Hartmann Schedel's woodcut view of Naples, Italy, from the 1493 Latin edition of his Nuremberg Chronicles.

Price: $ 295.00

(Milan) Mediolanum vulgo Milano

Titled Mediolanum vulgo Milano (Mediolanum, commonly known as Milan), this bird's-eye view map of Milan, Italy, published by Pierre Mortier in Amsterdam in 1704, presents the city's architectural, military, and topographical features, capturing an extraordinary 256 locations, all pinpointed and indexed. The map is further enhanced by the inclusion of the coats of arms representing the King of Spain and Milan, emphasizing their historical affiliation.

Price: $ 1,800.00

Mirandola

Detailed view of Mirandola, which appeared in Bertelli's Theatrum Urbium Italicarum, first published in Venice in 1599.

Price: $ 245.00

Mortara . . .

Detailed view and plan of the fortifications of the town of Mortara (southwest of Milan), published by Gabriel Bodenehr.

Price: $ 125.00