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des Preussischen Staats ostlicher Thiel, oder Ost-und West Preussen und Posen . . . 1819

Antique engraved map of Prussia (including Poland and part of Lithuania, by Adolph Stieler, issued by Weimar Geographischen Instituts in 1804.  

Price: $ 125.00

Totius Imperii Russici Tabula Generalis ex optimis quibusuis Academiae Petropolit mappis . . . 1769

Rare separately issued large format map of the Russian Empire (with an interesting projection of the Aleutian Archipelago), published in Berlin in 1769.

Price: $ 1,800.00

Partie Occidentale De L'Empire De Russie Contenant les Provinces de Berezowskoy, Mangajeskoy,Wiatka, Solkamskoy, Pelymskoy, Usimoskoy, Tobolskoy, Surgutskoy, Jenifeiskoy, Narimskoy, Kuzneckoy, Tomskoy, Drasnojarskoy &c., le Royaume de Kasan, Le Gouvernement d'Astrachan etles Confins du Royaume des Kamaks Eleutus. Dressee d'apres les Cartes de l'Atlas Russien . . .

Highly detailed map of the Western Part of Russia, extending South to the Caspian and East to Irkurkoy and Ilimskoy.

Price: $ 225.00

Warsaw (Warszawa)

A highly detailed town plan of Warsaw that includes profile views of 16 major buildings across the bottom of the map. This forms part of the first edition of the best published commercial atlases of the 19th century.

Price: $ 275.00

(Swiebodzin) Die Stat Swybuschin in Nider Schlesien

Fine example of Braun & Hogenberg's map of Swiebodzin.

Price: $ 595.00

[Southwestern Poland] Ducatus Oswieczensis et Zatoriensis

An attractive antique map of southwestern Poland, which appeared in Blaeu's Atlas Maior. Focused on the border between the historical regions of Silesia and Lesser Poland, the map preserves a detailed layout of the area. While the map is named after the Duchy of Oswiecim, this entity was, in fact, extinct for at least one hundred years prior to the production of this map. The map is very detailed, showing cities, towns, rivers, forests, mountains, and more, and naming many of these features.

Price: $ 750.00