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[ Germany -- Embellished with Animals ] Tabula Europae IIII

Tabula Europae IIII, produced in Venice in 1561, offers an intriguing snapshot of Germany, Denmark, and the Baltic region as interpreted through the Ptolemaic worldview. Girolamo Ruscelli's map stands as an artifact of the Renaissance's revitalization of ancient geographical knowledge, presenting these northern territories with the fidelity of Ptolemy's Second Century insights.

Price: $ 345.00

[Hermann's Battle] Die Hermann's-Schlacht

A Rare Snapshot of German-American Theatrical Culture in the late 19th Century  

Price: $ 495.00

S. Rom. Imperii Circuli et Electoratus Bavariae Tabula Chorographica . . . 1663

Nice example of G.P. Finckh's version of Philip Apian's 1568 map, the first printed map of Bavaria, Engraved by Amling.

Price: $ 1,400.00

(Second World War - Postwar Reconstruction) [Archive of Materials Related to American Reconstruction Efforts in Bavaria]

An extensive and rich archive of material assembled by Augustus B. Hill an American officer serving in the Office of Military Government for Bavaria (OMGB) during the American occupation following the Second World War.

Price: $ 9,500.00

Franzensbad im Sudetenland - Das Heilbad von Weltruf

Františkovy Lázně -- Spa Town in the West Bohemian Spa Triangle

Price: $ 275.00

Estats Des Couronnes De Dannemark, Suede, Et Pologne, sur la Mer Baltique . . . 1705

Scarce two sheet map of the Poland, the Baltic Sea and contiguous regions.

Price: $ 975.00