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Dresden, on the Elbe, Capital of Saxony, Residence of the Elector of Saxony King of Poland

Fine early plan of Dresden was published in the supplement to the December 1759 issue of Universal Magazine, and accompanied an article on the city, with a focus on the treasures held within the Grünes Gewölb (Green Vault), a museum that holds the larges collection of treasures in Europe.

Price: $ 125.00

[ Map of the Marches of the Headquarters of the Russian Army, conducted under the command of His Excellency Field Marshal Count von Bütturlin through Lower Silesia, New March, and Pomerania, from the 19th of May until the 25th of November 1761 ] Carte Des Marches du Quartier Generale de L'Armée Russiennes, fait sous le Commandement de S.E. Le Feld-Maréchal Cte de Bütturlin, par la grande Pologne la Bas Silesie, La Nouvelle Marche et Pommeranie, depuis le 19 May jusqu'au 25 Novembre 1761.

Mapping The Russian Army Movements of Field Marshall Bütturlin During the Seven Years War

Price: $ 1,200.00

A Map of the Dutchy of Silesia Drawn from the Best Authorities

Scarce 18th-century English-language map of Silesia, showing the region on either side of the Oder River.

Price: $ 125.00

Tabula Regni Borussiae Borussiam Orientalem exhibens MDCCLXXV

Scarce map of Poland, Lithuania, etc.

Price: $ 975.00

Poland Corrected from the Observations communicated to the Royal Society at London and the Royal Academy at Paris

Poland Corrected from the Observations communicated to the Royal Society at London and the Royal Academy at Paris, engraved by John Senex and published in London in 1711, offers an important depiction of the Polish empire. Dedicated to St. James Hallett Kt., a citizen of London, the map's title underscores the collaboration between two prominent scientific societies of the early 18th century in its creation.

Price: $ 1,400.00

[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