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Romani Imperii qua Oriens est Descriptio Geographica Authore Michaele Antonio Baudrand . . .

Rare map of the eastern portion of the Roman Empire and contiguous regions.

Price: $ 345.00

(Crete) Creta Iovis magni, medio jacet insula ponto

Crete Iovis magni, medio jacet insula ponto, produced by Jan Jansson in Amsterdam around 1650, is an evocative engraved map of Crete, showcasing the combined efforts of renowned cartographers Ortelius and Jansson. Drawing from the original work of Ortelius, the map is adorned with a decorative cartouche, maritime vessels, and even a sea monster along its shores.

Price: $ 345.00

Videbis Totius Greciae limites divisos per motes flumina & maria nominib. hodiernis, ad hunc modu . . . (Rare Separately Issued Example)

Nice example of De Jode's modern map of Greece, which was both separately issued and included in his Speculum Orbis Terrae, drawn from the work of the Italian Renaissance Architect, Pirro Ligorio.

Price: $ 3,200.00

Asiae, Quae Vulgò Minor Dicitur, et Syriae tabula geographica, quantum per subsidia licuit elaborata, opere, si quod aliud in antiqua geographia, arduo. Quam tabulam clariss. Dom. Comes de Caylus in aere incidi curavit. [Asia, commonly called the Lesser, and Syria, a geographic map, as much as it was possible to elaborate with the aids, a work, if any in ancient geography, arduous. This map the most illustrious Lord Count of Caylus had carved in copper.]

Detailed map of ancient Turkey showing the Black Sea, Mediterranean Sea, Aegean Sea and islands, Crete, Cyprus, part of Armenia, and Syria, with many ancient place names throughout the map.

Price: $ 245.00

Negroponte

One of the earliest obtainable printed maps of Negroponte.

Price: $ 145.00

[Greece] Tabula Europae X

Interesting map of the region includiing Greece, from the 1548 edition of Ptolemy's Geographia.

Price: $ 345.00