Maps auctions

A massive album published in Nuremberg in 1750, containing 21 maps of the Silesian Duchies. A volume that is impressive both for its size and for the quality and ornamentation of the maps. The maps depict: 1. The Duchy of Silesia—drawn by Tobias Maier, the author of a similar hand-colored map also published in Nuremberg a year earlier; there is a small area of paper loss at the top in the mi...
[MAP OF THE SECOND POLISH REPUBLIC] The Republic of Poland. Administrative division as of April 1, 1939. Scale 1:1,000,000. Printed by the "Grafot" Printing House, Warsaw [1939] Color map, foldable. Dimensions: 83 x 110 cm. Numerous tears along the fold lines; paper loss at one fold. Compiled under the supervision of M. Bojańczykówna, M.A. Division into provinces and counties, railroad lines...
Published by L. Zwoliński's Bookstore, Zakopane. Dimensions: 55.5 x 31 cm. Folding marks, two repairs; otherwise in good condition.
[HORBAY] Guidebook with a map of Lviv. Lviv, 1934. Published by the Lviv Advertising and Fees Office “Nowa Reklama.” Artistic Printing House, Lviv. p. 20. Guide dimensions: 20 x 13 cm. Map dimensions: 70 x 82 cm. Brochure. Punch holes on the cover, folding creases, tears along the folds. Minor paper loss. “Map of Lviv with a Guide,” featuring a color map of the city. The set also inclu...

Jan BARDECKI

 
23 EUR
POLAND IN 1771Spólka Wydawnicza Polska, Kraków, before 1914 Color lithograph, paper; 69 x 60.5 cm (inside frame) Condition: crease marks, foldsStarting price 100Estimate: 300–400; inquire about this item
KŁODZKO. Map of the Napoleonic forces’ night assault on the Prussian camp on June 23–24, 1807; black-and-white steel engraving, partially colored, Munich 1856; engraving in good condition; sheet dimensions approx. 310x215 mm; Plan der Umgegend der Festung Glatz...

OPOCZNO.

 
9 EUR
OPOCZNO. Sheet 43. Column 30. Color map, scale 1 : 100,000. Military Geographic Institute. Warsaw, 1937. Dimensions: approx. 35.5 x 47 cm.
PIOTRKÓW Trybunalski. Sheet 43. Column 29. Color map, scale 1 : 100,000. Military Geographic Institute. Warsaw, 1937. Dimensions: approx. 35.5 x 47 cm.
A map of Cieszyn from 1939. Printed on paper, 1 page. Dimensions: 47.5 x 42.5 cm. Folding creases where it was folded into four. Minor stains and tears.
Map of the Crown Lands of Poland, newly drawn by Mr. Tob. Mayer and published by the Heirs of Homann in the year MDCCL Mappa Geographica Regni Poloniae, compiled from the most recent special maps available and adapted to the stereographic projection by Tob. Mayer, S.C.S. Colored copperplate engraving, on paper; 49 x 56 cm (plate impression). Dimensions: 67.5 x 74 cm
Tourist Map of the Polish Coast and Kashubian Switzerland. Published by the Polish Society of Railway Bookstores “RUCH” S.A. in Warsaw. Photo-offset printing by the Straszewicz Printing House. Warsaw, 1930s. Color map, size 55.5 x 41.4 cm. Title, legend, scale (1:150,000), and linear scale bar in a single frame in the lower right corner. Tears at the folds, minor losses. Stains.
Brest-on-the-Neman, Pinsk, Lutsk, Rivne. Color map, mounted on canvas, scale 1 : 750,000. Printed and published by the Military Geographic Institute, updated to reflect the situation as of 1925. Dimensions: approx. 40 x 45 cm. 
A map in German, with the title “Grossedeutschland – Polen – Westrussland” above it; at the bottom, a new legend with markings in two colors: “Demarkationslinie vom 22.9.39.”In the lower right corner, a publisher’s note: Bibliographisches Institut A.G., Leipzig. Color print on a sheet measuring 46.5 x 59 cm. Condition: poor—the map is glued onto thick paper or cardboard; it has...
[Series] Reichskarte. [ Title] The Area Around Schweidnitz and Waldenburg.Monochrome, 1:100,000. Reprint from 1932 based on the Map of the German Reich.Published by: Verlag des Reichsamts für Landesaufnahme, Berlin NW 40, Moltkestraße 5. Map in German, on a sheet measuring approx. 64.2 x 81 cm, folded, in a publisher’s cover, 22.6 x 14 cm. Condition: the cover is stained at the bottom, sli...
Dimensions: 37.5 x 56.5 cm. Map mounted on canvas, divided into 15 segments. Slight soiling; otherwise in good condition. Date of revision: 1891.
HOMANN Johann Baptist - The Caspian Sea / The Land of Kamtzadalie or Jedso. [Map of the Caspian Sea and Kamchatka]. Nuremberg, [ca. 1730]. Sheet size: 54 x 62 cm; print size: 49 x 60 cm. Tear along the lower edge of the sheet; soiling and yellowing of the margins; a fold mark in the center. Hand-colored copperplate engraving. Two maps on a single sheet: on the left, the Caspian Sea (title and ...
B. w. m. i r. Dimensions: 74 x 67 cm. Signs of folding; otherwise in good condition.
German MINORITY. Map of the settlement of the German minority in central Poland by A. Breyer, appendix to: Viktor Kauder, *Das Deutschtum in Polen*, 1938; scale 1 : 500,000, black-and-white print; green indicates settlements of, among others, Pomeranians and Mecklenburgers, while red indicates Catholics, Silesians, and Lutherans from southwestern Germany; folded and glued map, in good conditio...
Dimensions: 50.5 x 35.5 cm. Map mounted on canvas, divided into 15 segments. Minor stains; otherwise in good condition.
F. Kasprzykiewicz's Printing and Lithography in Warsaw. Dimensions: 64 x 52 cm. Folding creases and tears along them. The map is fully legible.
Dimensions: 54 x 58 cm. Folding creases, minor damage to the edges, and one scuff mark where the item was folded. 
Dimensions: 38 x 31 cm. Map mounted on canvas, divided into 6 segments. In very good condition.
Dimensions: 48.5 x 38 cm. Map mounted on canvas, divided into 8 segments. Minor stains; otherwise in good condition.
[Warsaw – November Uprising]. Plan of the Russian assault on Warsaw on September 6 and 7, 1831, led by Field Marshal Count Paskevich-Erivansky. Lithograph by B. Herder in Freiburg im Breisgau. B.r. [ca. 1831]. Partially colored lithograph; sheet size 50 x 62 cm.     West-facing orientation.A detailed map of Warsaw and its surroundings from the period of the November Uprising, showing d...
A German topographic map depicting the area around Kielce, published in a special edition marked “Sonderausgabe XII.40.” The sheet is numbered “Großblatt Nr. 374” and is drawn to a scale of 1:100,000. The map includes a detailed network of settlements, roads, rail lines, and watercourses, as well as terrain features and land cover. Dimensions: 71 cm × 47 cm. Overall condition as show...
[Poland]–Henryk Wierzbowski.The Republic of Poland. Transportation Map. Administrative Map. Warsaw 1945. “Przełom” Publishing House, Kraków. “Styl” Printing House in Kraków. Color print, sheet size 62.5 x 70 cm.        Scale 1:1,200,000. A map of Poland from the period immediately following the end of World War II, when the exact course of the borders was still being determ...
Map of the City of Lviv. Lviv-Warsaw 1927. Scale 1:15,000. Książnica - Atlas, United Cartographic and Publishing Works of T.N.S.W., Cartographic Institute of Prof. E. Romer. Color map, folded. Dimensions: 46 x 55 cm. Tape residue in the lower right corner, minor tears at the fold, slight soiling, and repairs. On the reverse side, an index of institutions and places, as well as a list of stre...
A colored copperplate engraving from the mid-17th century. A map from the work*Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, sive Atlas Novus in quo Tabulæ et Descriptiones Omnium Regionum*, published by Guiljel and Ioanne Blaeuin 1645. Attractive binding. The item is in very good condition. Dimensions in frame: 62.5 x 72.5 cm.
[Galicia]. Mapof Galicia. Sketch by A. Herrich. Revised and supplemented by F. Barański. Lviv, n.d. (before 1917). Published by B. Połoniecki’s Polish Bookstore. Color print measuring 74 x 105 cm, mounted on canvas, in 32 sections; when folded, 18 x 13 cm.  Scale 1:600,000. A highly detailed, large, impressive mapcovering the territories of modern-day Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, Romania, ...
MAJERSKI, Stanisław - Lands of Former Poland. Wall map. Lviv, 1907. Published by the Polish Pedagogical Society. Lithograph by Piller-Neumann, Lviv. Scale 1:850,000. Large-format color map (lithograph, paper mounted on canvas), dimensions approx. 163 × 143 cm. A monumental wall map of the lands of the former Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth compiled by Stanisław Majerski (1852–1926), a geog...
A very beautiful map that is a revised version of the first map of Silesia. A 1662 edition from Amsterdam, from the work*Atlas Maior sive Cosmographia Blaviana*. Attractive binding. The item is in very good condition. Dimensions in frame: 53 x 63 cm.
Republic of Poland. Scale 1:1,500,000. Compiled and published by the Jan Chodorowicz GLOB Cartographic and Publishing Institute in Kraków. Szymanowskiego-Boczna 17.Printed in Kraków by Czecholit - M 02289. [Libraries estimate the date of publication to be between 1945 and 1947]Color print, dimensions approx. 57.5 x 75 cm (on a sheet approx. 60.5 x 85.5 cm), folded to a size of 22.1 x 16 cm.A...
TOPOLNICKI, Jan - Map of the Republic of Poland drawn based on maps by Lelewel, Wrotnowski, and Zanoni. Lviv, 1864. Published by Karol Wild. A color lithograph map, mounted on canvas, foldable. Dimensions: 56 x 74 cm. Local discoloration, soiling, creases, and minor damage along the edges and folds. The folder shows scuffs and signs of wear; the spine is missing, and the cover is loose. The ma...
Vilnius, Minsk, Grodno, Slonim. Color map, mounted on canvas, scale 1 : 750,000. Printed and published by the Military Geographic Institute, updated to reflect the situation as of 1925. Dimensions: approx. 42 x 46 cm.
At the top, center: ГЕНЕРАЛЬНЫЙ ШТАБ КРАСНОЙ АРМИИ | ЗАМОСТЬЕ | ПОЛЬША (General Staff of the Red Army | Zamość | Poland). Scale 1:50,000; map text in Russian; numerous dates are provided on which the content is based, ranging from studies conducted in 1890–92 through 1940, but the border surrounding the map is marked VII.44—so perhaps the final ve...
Breslau 1941. Breslau Phaurs Plan, Berlin N 54, Schwedter Str. 263. Scale 1:10,500.Note at the bottom: Approved by the Main Surveying Department II, Breslau, No. 202/11. 39.Additional maps in the lower corners: Br.-Lissa, scale 1:20,000, and Gr. Breslau, scale 1:100,000. Back side blank. Color print, on a sheet measuring approx. 95 x 122 cm, folded to a size of 24.1 x 16.6 cm. Condition: water...
4th edition, ca. 1910. Published by Spółka Wydawnicza Polska, Kraków. Dimensions: 61 x 68 cm. Map mounted on canvas, divided into 24 segments. Minor soiling on the cover and damage to the spine; a small stain on the back of the map (does not show through to the map itself); the map is in good condition.
GERMANY: A Land of Wonderful Journeys. Published by the Reichsbahnzentrale für den Deutschen Reiseverkehr, 1934–1938; a map of the Reich (still excluding Austria and the Sudetenland), serving as a form of tourist advertisement; color print; cities are marked with their characteristic buildings (this also applies to the Free City of Gdańsk); on the reverse side, texts in Polish: Germany: A ...
Two vertical sheets glued together, at the top, in the center: GENERAL STAFF OF THE RED ARMY | Scale: 5 kilometers per 1 centimeter | WARSAW (General Staff of the Red Army | Scale: 5 kilometers per 1 centimeter | Warsaw)At the top left, the caption reads: БССР ЛИТОВСКАЯ СССР ГЕРМАНИЯ И ОБЛАСТЬ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННЫХ ИНТЕРЕСОВ ГЕРМАНИИ B...
A beautiful map published byMatthäus Seutter in Augsburg around 1740. A rare item on the market. The piece is in a modern binding. The item is in very good condition. Hand-colored; dimensions in frame: 65 x 73 cm.
(POLAND). Contour maps. 7 maps. 7 contour maps from: Wł. Martynowiczówna—History, 6th Grade. Dimensions: approx. 22.5 x 26.5 cm. - Map 1. Poland in 1771.- Map 2. Poland after the First Partition.- Map 3. Poland after the Second Partition.- Map 4. Poland after the Third Partition.- Map 5. Poland from 1807 to 1815.- Map 6. Poland after 1815.- Map 7. Poland from 1915 to 1923.Fold marks; slig...
Stolp. Overview Map of Central Europe. [Scale] 1:300,000.At the bottom right of the sheet: Printed in 1915.; Publisher (and date of compilation): Published by the Cartographic Department of the Royal Prussian Land Survey, 1902.Color print, sheet size 45.6 x 54.3 cm, folded to 15.6 x 14 cm. Condition: fairly good—folded map (folded three times vertically and horizontally), spots, soiling, min...
A German military map intended to illustrate the maneuvers of the 5th and 6th Army Corps in 1890, titled “Karte für die Manöver des V. und VI. ten Armee-Corps 1890.” The map covers the area of Lower Silesia and adjacent regions, with Wrocław (Breslau), Legnica (Liegnitz), Jelenia Góra (Hirschberg), and Görlitz, among others, marked on it. Drawn to a scale of 1:500,000, it is an exampl...
POPIOŁEK, Franciszek - A Pocket Map of the Silesian Voivodeship. Cieszyn, 1921. Published by the "Ostoja" Trading Company. Scale 1:400,000. Dimensions: 50 x 35 cm. Folding creases, minor discoloration on the reverse. Color map with shaded relief and a hypsometric color scale, showing national, provincial, and county boundaries. In the corners are tables titled “Statistics of the Silesian Pr...
Gerard Mercator.Atlas, or Cosmographic Meditations on the Structure of the World and the Shape of the Universe. Expanded Edition. [Parts 1–2] (1 vol.). Amsterdam 1607. Published and printed by Iudoci Hondii, large folio,title page (copperplate engraving), p. [10], 177 pp., [12],67 plates (in the pagination, copperplate engravings, 66 of which are double plates), period binding, parchment wit...
A German operational map from World War I, titled “Der deutsche linke Heeresflügel” (“The Left Wing of the German Army”), depicting the movements and positions of German troops in the area of the Marne and Ourcq rivers during the Battle of the Marne in September 1914. Dimensions: 75 cm x 41 cm. Overall condition as shown in the photos.
KARPOWICZ, Franciszek — Karpowicz’s Special Map of the Baltic Coast and Gdańsk. Illustrated by Ludwik Dworzak. Warsaw, Franciszek Karpowicz Map Publishing House, undated [before 1939]. Scale 1:125,000. Color lithograph. Dimensions: 67.5 x 84 cm. Some wear and tears at the folds. Creases on the margins. A detailed interwar topographic map of the Polish Baltic coast, Kashubia, and the Free ...
Text in Polish and Russian. The title and content of the map are in Russian on the left. On the right, in Polish: Annex to the Agreement of August 16, 1945, between the Republic of Poland and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics on the Polish-Soviet State Border (Article 1).Notes below the map: Reproduction of a map of the USSR at a scale of 1:500 [should it be 500,000?] and Printed by the ...
[GDAŃSK, Port] Hafen von Danzig [Port of Gdańsk]. Map from 1936. Scale 1:10,000. Color print, paper. Dimensions: 88 x 65.5 cm. Folding creases, occasional rust spots, and tears. Wear along the folds. A color map of the Port of Gdańsk, dated March 1936, scale 1:10,000. Title and legend in German, Polish, English, and French. It depicts the extensive port area of Gdańsk, including the layout...
[BYDGOSZCZ] Stanisław ŁABENDZIŃSKI - Map of the Bydgoszcz County at a scale of 1:100,000. Poznań [1920s]. Published by the Pedagogical Society Color map, foldable. Dimensions: 72 x 55.5 cm. Folding creases, tears, and minor losses at the folds; stains. Printed by: Wielkopolski Zakład Graficzny K. Rożynek, Poznań. Supplementary maps: a detailed 1:25,000 map of the city of Bydgoszcz, as w...
Published and printed by GEA, Warsaw. Dimensions: 70 x 46.5 cm. Slight creases; otherwise in good condition.
Second map supplement. The War Illustrated [September 30, 1939]. Reference Maps of Central Europe and the Western Front. Included with Issue No. 3 of The War Illustrated. Magazine supplement, 4 pages (maps on pp. 2–3—Poland, and p. 4—the Western Front), size 29.5 x 22.5 cm. Condition: minor repairs with acid-free tape on slightly cracked edges, yellowed paper, a small stain on the cover,...
Map of the City of Wrocław. Lower Silesian Tourist Cooperative. Wrocław [after 1946] p. 14. Height: 20.8 cm. Paperback binding. Fold-out map. Dimensions: 49 x 63 cm. Minor yellowing and creases in the paper. Map in good condition. An early postwar map of Wrocław, published by the Lower Silesian Tourist Cooperative—an institution established in 1946 to organize tourism and sightseeing in L...
POZNAŃ, GORZÓW WIELKOPOLSKI, PIŁA, WSCHOWA. Map of the Polish-German border region in the 1930s, published by Bruckmann Verlag and Deutsch-Amerikanische Petroleum-Gesellschaft, circa 1937; shows the regions of Greater Poland and Lubusz Land, with Piła in the north and Wschowa in the south; color print, scale 1:500,000; on the reverse side, city maps of Frankfurt (Oder), Piła, Poznań, and...
THE VISTULA, EASTERN PRUSSIA, THE FREE CITY OF GDANSK. A tourist map of the Eastern Prussian regions along the Vistula River, with a mini-guide in German on the reverse side, circa 1936, color print, the map shows Malbork, Biała Góra, Sztum, Kwidzyn, Prabuty, Kisielice, and Gardeja, as well as flood embankments, locks, and an enclave on the German side of the Vistula containing five Polish v...
Cartographic Department of the Royal Prussian Land Survey. Dimensions: 40.5 x 35.5 cm; crease marks with localized tears.
Dimensions: 51 x 35 cm. Map mounted on canvas, divided into 8 segments. Slight soiling; otherwise in good condition.
                                                             – One of the most beautiful maps of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth –  [Poland]– “Tabula nova Poloniae et Silesiae.”N. Visscher I.After 1657.   Hand-colored copperplate engraving; 48.5 x 55 (inside the frame) A map engraved by Abraham Goss,decorated with views of Kraków, Gdańsk, Pozna�...
Imperial and Royal Military Geographical Institute. Dimensions: 54 x 44 cm. Folding creases, slight soiling; otherwise in good condition.
KRAKOW. Tourist map of the Krakow area, published by Atlas Verlags- und Vertriebsgesellschaft m.b.H., Warsaw 1943, color print, legend, scale 1 : 100,000; Olkusz in the north, Myślenice in the south; on the reverse side, in German, a brief description of the Kraków area, a list of hiking trails, and an index of geographical names; folded, minor tears along the left edge of the sheet (without...
Dimensions: 37.5 x 57 cm. Map mounted on canvas, divided into 16 segments. Minor stains; otherwise in good condition.
WROCŁAW ANGLES. Map of the battle fought between Prussian and Napoleonic forces on May 14, 1807; black-and-white steel engraving, partially colored, 1856; engraving in excellent condition, slight yellowing, paper loss in the lower left corner, crease marks; sheet dimensions: approx. 280x215 mm. Gefecht bei Kanth am 14 Mai 1807.
Dimensions: 41 x 36 cm. Shows signs of having been folded; otherwise, in very good condition.
Dimensions: 36 x 29.5 cm. Map mounted on canvas, divided into 6 segments. Slight soiling and creasing of the paper.