Maps auctions

1 fold. map 68 x 50 cm, folded 17 x 12 cm, pp. 21: map index, original cover. good condition. plan drawn by Eug. Gorski, lithogr. by F. Grapow.
Map of Poland from the period of the Second Republic of Poland - Wyd. Trzaska, Evert and Michalski Scale 1 : 3700000 Very good condition. Small tear. Format : 24 x 30 [cm].
(TORUN). "Thorunium. Primaria Prussiae Regat Urbis...". J.E. Dahlberg. Nuremberg 1696. color copperplate . Signed: " E.I. Dahlbergh del.". Board dimensions: 34.5 x 42 cm.Strong print. In the foreground Swedish troops with Carl Gustav, in the background old city walls. The city is adjacent to the Vistula River. Very rich cartouche. The engraving comes from the work of Samuel Pufendorf. Traces o...
ŻMIGRÓD. Map of the Baronate of Żmigród; issued by P. Schenk, Amsterdam, ca. 1700; variant of J.C.'s map. Berger, 1676; copper. color, st. bdb., small rust spot, minor tears; plate dimensions ca. 595x480 mm; DELINEATIONEM Liberae in Silesia Dynasty DRACHENBERG [...];[Von Stettin 567 ].
Vilnius city plan 1599 Vilna Lithuaniæ Metropolis Publisher Georg Braun (1541 - 1622); Engraver Franz Hogenberg (1535 - 1590) Watercolour copperplate engraving, 50 x 39,5 Coloniae Agrippinae [Cologne], 1599The oldest known graphic representation of the Lithuanian capital was compiled from sketches drawn in Vilnius by Italian architects invited to reconstruct the Lower Castle complex. The draw...
A view of Krevo Castle in 1870 Napoleon Orda, (1807 - 1883) Krewo (Gub. Wilenska). Ruins of a fine castle. Here, as in his legacy, W.X. Olgerd stayed in this castle before ascending the throne. The tower here is memorable in history for the tragic death of Kiejstut W.K. of Lithuania in 1382. Lithograph, image 19 x 28, sheet 28 x 39 Album of Historical Views of Poland, series III, no. 118. Lit....
POLAND (called KORONA in the First Republic), SLAND. Map of Poland and Silesia; ryt. A. Goos, published by N.J. Piscator (C.J. Visscher), 1630; in the corners portraits of Sigismund III Vasa, Stefan Batory, Sigismund Augustus, and Henry of Valois; around the map in oval and half-oval cartouches panoramas of Cracow, Gdansk, Poznan, Krosno, Sandomierz, and Wroclaw, Polish, Silesian, and Gdansk t...
POLAND (called KORONA in the First Republic), GREAT PRINCIPALITY OF LITHUANIA. Map of the Rzeczpospolita; ryt. T.C. Lotter, taken from: Atlas Minor [...], ed. by T.C. Lotter, Augsburg, 1756; copper color, st. bdb.; map dimensions 258x195 mm; POLONIAE REGNUM ut et MAGNI DUCAT. LITHUANIAE [...].
Hand-painted maps of the Oder River created by cartographers of the Water Inspectorate in the early 19th century - 1822/37 Portfolio with 7 hand-painted maps of the course of the Oder River in the vicinity of Opole. On the maps marked buildings, projects of dikes, pastures, fragments of towns like Kąty Opolskie, Rogów Opolski and others. " For centuries, the Oder riverbed was little used and...
BESKIDY, ŚLĄSK CIESZYŃSKI. Tourist map of the Beskids; scale 1 : 150,000; print. C. Flemming, published by S. Stuks, after 1919; chromolithic, st. bdb, traces of folding, tears; dimensions 845x340 mm; SPEZIALKARTE der BESKIDEN für Touristen.
WALLACHIA, ROMANIA, SERBIA, BULGARIA. Map of parts of Romania and Wallachia, as well as parts of Serbia, Macedonia, and Bulgaria; issued by G. Mercator, ca. 1620; on verso, text in French: WALACHIE, SERVIE, BVLGARIE, ROMANIA; copper color, fair condition, after conservation; plate dimensions 475x350 mm; WALACHIE SERVIA, BVLGARIA, ROMANIA.
Graphic and map from "Geographical Atlas of the Kingdom of Poland", dimensions 30 x 22 cm. Condition as on scan (slight discoloration here and there).
[POMORZE]. Gdynia. For official use only. Color map form. 46.9x45.4 on ark. 58x54.5 cm. Map of Gdynia and its surroundings published by the Military Geographical Institute in 1926. Title on the upper margin, overprints there above the upper frame: "(275) Pomerania District" and "Sheet 15". In the lower margin, legend, publishing data, scale (1:25,000), linear scale and information: "Checked in...
SCHENK, PETER, called Elder (1660-1718/1719). LE THEATRE DE MARS Contenant XLVIII NOUVELLES CARTES GEOGRAPHIQUES de la Haute et Basse ALLEMAGNE, PARTIE DE LA FRANCE, D ITALIE et autres pais adjacents, ou l'on fait apresent LA GUERRE contre les COURONNES de FRANCE ET D'ESPAGNE, ed. P. Schenk, Amsterdam 1706; atlas of maps from, among other areas, Germany, parts of France and Italy; contains 47 ...
PRUSY. Map of Prussia; compiled by. K. Henneberg in 1576; published 1595-1612 in Theatrum Orbis Terrarum by A. Ortelius; on verso text in Dutch. Pruyssen; copper b/w, st. bdb., symmetrical rust spots; plate dimensions 468x367 mm; PRVSSIAE VERA DESCRIPTIO. Per Gasspar. Henneberg. Erlichens; [Jäger, Prussia-Karten 33].
KINGDOM AND PRUSSIA PRUSSIA. Map of Prussia; compiled by. P. Cluver, taken from: Philippi Cluverii Introductionis in universam geographiam [...], ca. 1700; filigree; copper color, bdb. condition, after conservation, traces of folding, trace of moisture; plate dimensions 340x273 mm; PRUSSIAE NOVA TABULA.
[POMORZE]. Tourist map of the Polish coast and Kashubian Switzerland. Color map form. 55.5x41.4 cm. Map published by Pol. Tow. Księgarń Kolejowych "Ruch" in Warsaw in the 1930s. Printed at Zakł. Graf. Straszewiczów. Title. legend, scale (1:150,000) and linear scale in common frame in lower right corner. In the Baltic Sea, the course of regular shipping lines marked. Traces of folding, map ...
Graphic and map of "Geographical Atlas of the Kingdom of Poland", dimensions 30 x 22 cm. Condition as in scan.
[WAŁBRZYCH]. Plan der Stadt Waldenburg i./Schles. Color plan form. 69.5x44.3 cm. Plan of Walbrzych elaborated. by G. Zappe, published in 1937 by Verlag G. W. Korrn in Walbrzych. Title in box in upper left corner, scale there (1:12,500), publisher information and legend. Plan divided into sectors (1-11, A-G). On the back, index of names on the plan, information about the region, diagrams of ra...
ROYAL PRUSSIA. Map of Royal and Ducal Prussia; compiled by. G. Robert de Vaugondy, eng. G. Delahay, 1751, taken from: G. and D. Robert de Vaugondy, Atlas Universel, 1757; copper col., st. bdb., tears; plate dimensions 630x500 mm; LA PRUSSE divisée en PRUSSE ROYALE, et PRUSSE DUCALE laquelle a eté érigée en Royaume par l'Empereur [...].
PRUSSIA. Map of Prussia; decorative border; illustrations: 1) FRENCH CHURCH, BERLIN; 2) FREDERICK THE GREAT; 3) THE ROYAL PALACE. FROM THE BRIDGE; 4) BERLIN; 5) BRANDENBURG GATE; illust. fig. by J. Salmon, eng. S. Fisher; map fig. and rit. J. Rapkin, ca. 1850; steel. color, st. bdb., minor creases; sheet dimensions 367x273 mm; PRUSSIA.
[WARSAW]. Varsovia. Copperplate colored engraving form. 31.3x46.6 cm. Imago Pol. K103/6. View of Warsaw from across the Vistula River from Georg Braun and Frans Hogenberg's work Civitates Orbis Terrarum, vol. VI (Cologne 1618), plate 47; engraved by Jacob Hoefnagel. Title on a wavy ribbon against the sky. Next to the coat of arms of Warsaw and two cartouches with the coats of arms of Sigismund...
SLĄSK. Large-format map of Silesia in 26 separate sections; compiled by. Geographischen Insitute, Weimar 1809; sections handwritten on verso: 1) Schwiebus; 2) section with title.; 3) Crossen; 4) Gurau; 5) Hoyerswerda; 6) Buntzlau; 7) Glogau; 8) Oels; 9) Bralin; 10) Görlitz; 11) Schweidnitz; 12) Breslau; 13) Creutzburg; 14) Janow; 15) Turnau; 16) Glatz; 17) Neiss; 18) Kosel; 19) Beuthen; 20) ...
(POLAND). "Poloniae finitimarumque locorum descriptio. Auctore Wenceslao Grodeccio. Polono." Copperplate color. Author: Waclaw Grodecki. Publisher Abracham Ortelius. After 1588. map from the atlases of A. Ortelius - Theatrum Orbis Terrarum. Dimensions board: 42.5 x 53.5 cm. Third state of the map by Polish cartographer Waclaw Grodecki (d. 1591), included in the atlases of Abraham Ortelius (152...
[POLAND]. BAZEWICZ J[ózef] M[ichał] - Atlas geograficzny illustrowany Królestwa Polskiego na podstawie najnowszych źródeł opracowany pod red. ... Warsaw 1907, published by J. M. Bazewicz. 4, pp. [4], 118, [2], color maps 85. oryg. fl. decor. CKZK 3, 1551; Empireum 684. Wraps slightly rubbed, loss of corner of front cover, otherwise good condition. The atlas contains a lithographed title ...
POLAND (called KORONA in the First Republic), SLAND. Map of Poland and Silesia; based on Mercator's map, taken from: Atlas Minor, ed. by J. Janssonius, Amsterdam 1628-1651 (different edition than above); above upper frame: VON POLN und SCHLESING; on verso text in German: VON DER SCHLESING [...]; copper-colored, st. bdb; plate dimensions 199x148 mm; POLONIAE et SILESIAE;[Imago Poloniae K76/1].
(ZAMOSCUM). "Zamoscium. Nova Poloniae civitas a magnifico eius regni Cancellario a fundamentis exstructa". Copperplate. The engraving comes from the work: G. Braun, F. Hogenberg - Civitates Orbis Terrarum. Cologne 1572 - 1617 (Vol. 6th. Cologne 1617). Format 35 x 45,8 cm (board: 40,5 x 53,3 cm).Condition b. good. Bird's-eye view of the fortified city, founded in 1580 by Jan Zamojski (1542-1605...
Warsaw 1907; printed by B. A. Bukaty. Format 22x30 cm. Very good condition. The lithograph comes from the Illustrated Geographical Atlas of the Kingdom of Poland, published in 1907. It depicts a map of Piotrków County, the palace in Niechcice, the Pernardine Church in Piotrków and the church and monastery in Sulejów.
Folded map size: 46 x 80 cm, street indexes in Polish along side margins. Good condition.
POLAND (called KORONA in the First Republic), SLAND. Map of Poland, parts of Silesia, Lithuania, Podolia; full page from: S. Münster, Cosmographia, ed. by H. Petri, 1550; above upper frame text: Von dem Polandt. Beschreibung [...]; wood. b/w, st. bdb.; map dimensions: 134x82 mm; untitled;[Imago Poloniae K6/7].
POLAND (called KORONA in the First Republic), GREAT PRINCE OF LITHUANIA. Map of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and Prussia; compiled by. J.B. Homann, published by Homann's Heirs, ca. 1736; copper. with aquf. color, st. bdb., map after expert conservation; plate dimensions 580x497 mm; REGNI POLONIAE MAGNIQUE DUCATUS9 LITHUANIAE Nova et exacta tabula [...];[Imago Poloniae K17/3, Von Danzig 242].
[MAZOWSZE]. Mappa jeneralna Woiewodztwa Mazowieckie. Arranged according to the best sources by Julius Colberg 1826. Carte génerale du Palatinat de Masovie dressée d'apres les meilleures sources 1826. colored lithograph form. 42.6x56.5 cm. Map elaborated. by Juliusz Kolberg taken from his "Atlas of the Kingdom of Poland," published in Warsaw in 1827 at the School Lithographic Institute, litho...
POLAND (called KORONA in the First Republic), SLEPT. Map of Poland and Silesia; based on Mercator's map, taken from: Atlas Minor, published by J. Janssonius, Amsterdam 1628-1651; above upper frame: VON POLN.; on verso text in German: VON LITHOW [...]; copper. color, st. bdb.; plate dimensions 196x146 mm; POLONIAE et SILESIAE;[Imago Poloniae K76/1].
Jewels of the City of Cracow. Twenty-four views in chromolithographs according to original watercolors by Juliusz Kossak and Stanislaw Tondos, with historical text by Wladyslaw Luszczkiewicz and a foreword by Marian Sokolowski. Kraków 1886; published and owned by. Kutrzeba and Murczyński. (51.5 x 41 cm), 24 color chromolithographs, original portfolio binding. Contains 24 chromolithographs (s...
Ethno-linguistic maps of Lithuania 1929 Map of the settlement of the Lithuanian population in the territory of the Republic of Lithuania and in the northern areas of the Republic of Poland. Scale 1 : 750 000, 45,5 x 60 Inset lower right - schematic map of the Polish and Lithuanian states, Second map: Map of the resettlement of the Polish population in the territory of the Republic of Lithuania...
FROGS. Lane 56-Slope 39. color map form. 29.5x38.5 cm on ark. 35.5x46.7 cm. Map on a scale of 1:100,000 published by the Military Geographical Institute in 1933. Under the lower frame scale, linear scale and publishing data. Traces of folding, minor soiling of sheet,loss of upper right corner, handwritten notes on margins and own stamp. "Geographical Collections of Stanislaw Leszczycki"."Stani...
Coat of arms of the GDL Vytis 1614 Littawer Reichthumb Woodcut 5,8 x 4,8, on sheet with text Basel, Gedruckt durch Sebastianum Henricpetri, 1614
Map of Hondius' GDL 1613 LITHUANIA / Lithvanie By Jodocus Hondius I (Joost de Hondt 1563-1612) after Gerard Mercator Colour copper engraving 18 × 13,5, with a description of Lithuania in French on the reverse. Amsterdam, Hondius, 1613
Joseph Poniatowski on horseback Unknown author Prince Józef Poniatowski (1763-1813) was a Polish general and Marshal of France from the Poniatowski family. He was a relative of the last King of Poland and Grand Duke of Lithuania Stanislaw August Poniatowski. 19th century, lithograph, 36,6 × 32
[POLAND]. Poland in the three partitions within the pre-partition borders in 1770 and other major historical periods. Second edition. Map in color lithograph form. 131.5x180 cm. Second edition of a striking historical wall map of the Polish lands designed and published by Jozef Michal Bazewicz in Warsaw after 1921. The map, printed on 4 sheets, was reproduced at the Lithography Tow. B. A. Buka...
[GORGANY]. Map of Gorgany to the Historical and Tourist Guide Szlakiem II brygady Legionów Polskich w Karpatach Wschodnich. Color map form. 57.4x96.2 cm. Appendix map (one of two) to the guide mentioned in its title by Jozef Moszczenski, published in Warsaw in 1937. The map was prepared at the Military Institute of Science and Education, printed at the B. Wierzbicki & S-ka Graphic Works i...
Sigismund Augustus' march to Gdańsk 1552 Sigismundus Augustus kombt gen Dantzig den 8 Julij ... Anno 1552 Facsimile of a manuscript of the Prussian Chronicle of 1552 in the library of Pulawy. Lithograph, 27,5 × 36,8. Lithographed in the workshop of Charles Barus in Paris, printed in the printing house of Adam Pilinsky in Paris (homoeography). From the album 'Musee Archéologique a Wilno' / M...
View of Antakalnis by J. K. Vilčinskis Jonas Kazimieras Vilčinskis (1806-1885), Luji Bisbua (1801-1850), Victor Adam (1801-1866) in the Wilna area. Antokol / Environs de Wilna. Antokol. 1848, pop., chromolithograph, 24 x 35 (37,5 x 54) Inscription: Album de Wilna. / 2e Série / Dessiné d'apres nature par Canut Rusiecki, Prof. / Imp. par Lemercier, a Paris. / Lith. par Bichebois. Fig. par V....
EUROPE. War map of Europe, circa 1915; scale 1 : 5,000,000, with marked railroads, war ports, military camps and fortresses (including. Gdansk, Poznan, Glogow, Krakow, Warsaw, Deblin, Brest-Litovsk, Kaunas, Kyiv), marks the division between neutral states and participants in the war; folding, with booklet binding, minor soiling, f.o.b.; dimensions when unfolded approx. 720x610 mm; Kriegskarte ...
(POLAND and Silesia). Polonia Regnum, et Silesia Ducatus. Color copperplate. Willem Janszoon Blaeu. 1634. Dimensions: 41.2 x 50.7 cm (board: 53.5 x 63 cm).First state. At the top right the coat of arms of Poland (surmounted by a royal crown) with two putti, at the bottom left the coat of arms of Silesia, and at the right the publisher's note "Guiljelmus Blaeu excudit". Only the left and right ...
Pen?, ink, paper; 34 x 44 cm (clear passe-partout).
POMERANIA, NEW MARCHIA. Map of Pomerania from Rügen in the west to Hel in the east; one of the first studies based on Ptolemy; derived from: S. Münster, Cosmographia, 1628; without coats of arms; wood. color, st. bdb.; dimensions 380x163 mm; Pomerellen / Zu beyden seyten der Migeln [...].
Map of Vilnius Governorate MAP OF VILNA GUBERNIA Scale 1 ; 840 000, 38,5 x 42 [St Petersburg], A.Ilyin Cartographic Publishing House, mid-19th century.
POLAND (called KORONA in the First Republic), GREAT LITHUANIAN PRINCIPALITY, UKRAINE. Map of the Polish lands; ryt. F. Lamb, taken from: Geographical Description of the Four Parts of the World, compiled by. Sanson, ed. by R. Blome, London 1670; decorative cartouche with dedication to Sir Richard Otley; copper partly colored, st. bdb., minor losses; plate dimensions 406x288 mm; A MAPP of the ES...
[WARSAW]. Urbs Warsavia Sedes Regum Poloniae [...]. Copperplate engraving form. 25.5x31.5 cm. Heyduk 93; Imago Pol. K107/2. engraving from S. Pufendorf's work "De rebus a Carolo Gustavo [...]", Nuremberg 1696. Plan of the fortifications of Warsaw during the occupation by the Swedes on August 30, 1655. Title in decorative cartouche under the upper frame, in the lower cartouche explanations of t...
POLAND (called KORONA in the First Republic), GREAT PRINCE OF LITHUANIA. Map of Poland and Lithuania; fourth state; engraved and published by M. Seutter, Augsburg, after 1731; below the cartouche of the title an inscription referring to Seutter's privilege; copper color, bdb. condition, trimmed edges, traces of moisture; map dimensions 584x500 mm; title in decorative cartouche: POLONIAE REGNUM...
UKRAINE. Map of Kyiv and Braclaw provinces; issued by D. Robert de Vaugondy, ca. 1750; miedz. with line color, st. bdb.; plate dimensions 204x178 mm; PARTIE ORIENTALE DE LA RUSSIE POLONOISE òu se trouvent LA BASSE VOLHYNIE et LA BASSE PODOLIE. The map shows the division of Kyiv province between the First Republic and Russia. It was a consequence of the so-called Androsh truce of 1667, accordi...
Map, copperplate hand-colored, dimensions: 51 x 59 cm, margins slightly trimmed, otherwise good condition. The map comes from Grosser Atlas überdie ganze Welt... by J. H. Homann, published after 1716. The map shows the territory of the former Duchy of Pomerania [Pomeranian Book].
Vilnius city plan 1842 PLAN OF WILNA CITY / (á vol d' oiseau) / Około roku 1550. Reduced from Braun's Atlas by Kraszewski / Litog. by J. Ozebłowski. Drawn by Józef Ignacy Kraszewski (Kraszewski Jozef Ignacy, Lithographed by Jozef Oziębłowski (1805-1878) Lithograph, 13,3 x 17,5 Wilno, Ozemblowski's Lithography Workshop, printed by Joseph Zavadski, 1840
[POLAND]. Postal card of the Kingdom of Poland and parts of the Borderlands up to the cities of St. Petersburg, Moscow, Tula, Kursk, Kharkiv [...], Pest, Presburg, Vienna [...], Dresden and Berlin, made according to the latest sources, showing Postal Roads and Stations and their distances, Iron Railways, Telegraph Stations, Shosse [...] for the convenience and use of travelers, offices and can...
[POLAND]. Poloniae et Vngariae nova descriptio. Woodcut form. 26x34.1 cm. Peliwo 27, 28. Map of Poland and Hungary taken from Sebastian Münster's work "Cosmographiae universalis Lib. VI" (Basel 1552 or 1554). Title in the upper margin. On the reverse, Latin text in 13 lines: "Poloniae et Vngariae descriptionem, Lector [...]". Map in common wooden frame, in paper passe-partout, behind glass. V...
GALICIA - Oginsky Canal, Dnieper-Bug Canal. Map of eastern and western Galicia; compiled by. C. Mannert, published by Schneider u. Weigelschchen Kunst- und Buchhandlung, 1804; Oginski Canal and Dnieper-Bug Canal marked; undated library stamps; copper color, st. bdb., soiling, creases, tears; dimensions 644x502 mm; CHARTE von OST- und WEST-GALICIEN [...].
View of Dubingiai 1870 Napoleon Orda, (1807 - 1883) Dubinki (Gub. Wilenska). The fortified castle of XX Radziwillow is surrounded by a lake 7 miles from Vilnius. Barbara Radziwillowna was born and lived here before her marriage. Property of Hr. Benedikt Tyszkiewicz. Lithograph, image 19 x 28, sheet 28 x 39 Album of Historical Views of Poland, series III, no. 115. Lit. M. Fajansa in Warsaw, 187...
[TATRY]. Tatras. Overview map in scale 1:200,000. color map form. 19.4x29.3 cm. Map of the Tatra Mountains designed by Tadeusz Zwolinski, published in 1925 by the L. Zwolinski Bookstore in Zakopane, printed in Vienna by G. Freytag & Berndt. Title and publisher's data on upper margin, elaborate legend on lower margin. "This small map, attached to the guidebooks of T. Zwolinski, provided gen...
Graphic and map of "Geographical Atlas of the Kingdom of Poland", dimensions 30 x 22 cm. Condition as on scan (slight discoloration here and there).
Mykolas Potocki, Head of State Michael Potocki Palatinus Volhyniensis / Sysang sc. Michael Potocki (1660-1749) - statesman of the ATR, field clerk of the Crown, marshal of the Crown Tribunal, governor of Volhynia Graver Johann Christoph Sysang, (1703-1757) Copper engraving, 13,5 x 9 Leipzig, mid-18th centuryMichael Potocki (c. 1670-1749) was a Polish-Lithuanian nobleman, a military leader of t...
[POLAND]. Car map and condition of roads in Poland for 1936/37. Color map form. 93.6x81.3 cm. Car map of Poland elaborated. By Dawid Wacznadze, published by the Polish Touring Club. Printed at Zakł. Graf. W. Cukrzynski & S-ka in Warsaw. Title in a frame in the upper left corner. In the lower left two side maps: of the Warsaw area and the Coal Basin. Under the upper frame in the center, ex...
DOLNY ŚLĄSK. Map of Lower Silesia; a reworking of the map of J. Scultetus made by V.M. Coronelli and included in two of his atlases at the same time: Corso Geografico Universale [...], 1692-1694, and Atlante Vento [...]; eastern orientation; copper colored, fine condition, after conservation, completed lower margin (plate imprint missing); dimensions 615x455 mm; SILESIA INFERIORE, Dedicata D...