Antique Atlases

This finely engraved strip map depicts the coaching route from Oxford to Bristol, one of the principal westward routes of 17th-century England, and is numbered 79 within the atlas. ...

The “Civitates Orbis Terrarum” (Atlas of Cities of the World) was the second oldest printed atlas in the history of world cartography and the first atlas totally dedicated to topogra...

The “Civitates Orbis Terrarum” (Atlas of Cities of the World) was the second oldest printed atlas in the history of world cartography and the first atlas totally dedicated to topogra...

This postcard landscape, which dates back to the late 18th century, could be considered a page from an atlas. At that time, it was fashionable to travel to discover Mediterranean Eur...

The map was issued as part of Vuillemin’s celebrated decorative atlas La France Illustrée, admired for combining detailed regional cartography with elaborate historical and architect...

Chrono-Genealogical Chart of the Ante-Diluvian Patriarchs — Biblical Timeline Chart, Wilkinson 1823 This finely engraved and delicately hand-colored chrono-genealogical chart titled...

Published by Blackie & Son of Glasgow, Edinburgh, and London, this map comes from one of the most influential Victorian atlas publishers. Blackie's atlases were valued for their accu...

The “Civitates Orbis Terrarum” (Atlas of Cities of the World) was the second oldest printed atlas in the history of world cartography and the first atlas totally dedicated to topogra...

.”, published around 1900 as part of The XXth Century Citizen’s Atlas by the renowned Scottish cartographic firm John Bartholomew & Co.

The map was issued as part of The XXth Century Citizen’s Atlas, a beautifully produced educational atlas known for its clear typography, strong geographic detail, and attractive peri...

Maps of the Holy Land such as this were widely circulated in atlases and biblical works, appealing to scholars, theologians, and collectors across Europe.

Dimension image : 27x47 cm Period : 1572-1617 The “Civitates Orbis Terrarum” (Atlas of Cities of the World) was the second oldest printed atlas in the history of world cartography a...

Blackie as part of The Imperial Atlas of Modern Geography, the map reflects British cartographic scholarship during a pivotal moment in Italian history, just as the peninsula was mov...

Published in London in 1817 by Robert Wilkinson as part of his Atlas Classica, the map was intended as a scholarly aid for students and readers of classical history, illuminating the...

Printed on laid paper with visible center fold, consistent with atlas-issued examples of the period. Presented in a later custom wooden frame with neutral matting.

Marginal wear consistent with atlas extraction. Original hand color remains clear and attractive.

Minor marginal wear from atlas removal. Original hand color remains fresh and attractive.

The map originates from The Imperial Atlas of Modern Geography and was published in 1860 by W.

“Johnson's New Illustrated Family Atlas” was a comprehensive world atlas featuring 60 full-color maps.

The map was issued as part of Vuillemin’s celebrated decorative atlas La France Illustrée, admired for its combination of detailed regional cartography, historical portraiture and or...

The “Civitates Orbis Terrarum” (Atlas of Cities of the World) was the second oldest printed atlas in the history of world cartography and the first atlas totally dedicated to topogra...

Beautiful ornamentation including grimacing masks, fauns, atlases, acanthus friezes, shells, etc. Italian work in the style of Hugues Sambin, circa 1880.

This map was issued in the Dutch edition of Blaeu’s monumental atlas, Toonneel des Aerdrycx (also published in French as Le Theatre du Monde ou Nouvel Atlas), one of the most importa...

Gallen, Lugano, Lake Geneva, Lake Constance, Alpine map, Swiss history, antique map, Blackie & Son, nineteenth century cartography, Europe, Victorian atlas. Condition: Good antique ...

Blackie & Son of Glasgow, Edinburgh, and London were among the leading atlas publishers of the nineteenth century. Their maps are admired for their precision, attractive original col...

The map was issued as part of Vuillemin’s celebrated decorative atlas La France Illustrée, a publication admired for combining detailed regional cartography with historical portraits...

This monumental anatomical atlas, comprising more than 300 finely executed lithographic plates, is regarded as one of the greatest achievements of nineteenth-century medical illustra...

Antique World Map Planisphere, Levasseur, Decorative Atlas, c.1845 This highly decorative world map titled Planisphère was created by Victor Levasseur and published in Paris circa ...

The map was issued as part of Vuillemin’s acclaimed atlas La France Illustrée, celebrated for combining detailed regional cartography with historical portraits, heraldry, traditional...

The map was issued as part of Vuillemin’s celebrated decorative atlas La France Illustrée, admired for combining detailed regional cartography with historical portraits, heraldic dev...

These insets provide additional maritime detail for collectors interested in naval history, trade routes, and colonial infrastructure. John Thomson’s atlases are highly regarded for...

The map was issued as part of Vuillemin’s celebrated decorative atlas La France Illustrée, admired for its combination of detailed regional cartography, historical portraits, heraldr...

Published in London in 1817 by Robert Wilkinson as part of his celebrated Atlas Classica, the map was created to accompany the study of classical history and to visualize the geograp...

Published in London in 1817 by Robert Wilkinson as part of his renowned Atlas Classica, the map was created to accompany the study of classical history and to illustrate the geograph...

Published in London in 1817 by Robert Wilkinson as part of his celebrated Atlas Classica, the map was designed as an educational companion to the study of European history and the le...

Published in London in 1817 by Robert Wilkinson as part of his renowned Atlas Classica, the map was designed as an educational and historical tool to accompany the study of classical...

This striking map originates from Blaeu’s celebrated atlas Toonneel des Aerdrycx, one of the most prestigious cartographic achievements of the Dutch Golden Age.

This exceptional map originates from Blaeu’s renowned atlas Toonneel des Aerdrycx, one of the most celebrated achievements of the Dutch Golden Age of cartography.

The map originates from The Imperial Atlas of Modern Geography and was published in 1860 by W.

The map originates from The Imperial Atlas of Modern Geography and was published in 1860 by W.

Eduard Palla’s Atlas der Alpenflora, Volume IV, published in Munich by J.

Eduard Palla’s Atlas der Alpenflora, Volume IV, published in Munich by J.

Marginal wear and slight edge irregularities consistent with atlas extraction. Original hand color remains clear and attractive.

Executed in refined copperplate engraving typical of early nineteenth-century London atlas production, the plate demonstrates both intellectual clarity and aesthetic balance.

Minor edge wear and small handling marks from original atlas binding. Overall clean and well preserved.

FIRST EDITION. Three volumes. Atlas folio, 21 3/8 X 17 1/8 inches (542 x 435 mm), 363 pages, printed on Dutch Van Gelder paper with three color frontispieces and 97 collotype plates...

Black became renowned for their precision, clarity, and attractive presentation. Black's General Atlas was widely used throughout Europe and the British Empire and remains highly sou...

Black became renowned for their accuracy, clarity, and elegant presentation. Black’s General Atlas was widely distributed throughout Britain and the British Empire and remains highly...

Considered one of the masterpieces of nineteenth-century medical publishing, this monumental atlas comprised more than 300 finely executed lithographic plates and remains among the m...

Considered one of the masterpieces of nineteenth-century medical publishing, this monumental atlas comprised more than 300 finely executed lithographic plates and remains among the m...

The map was issued as part of Vuillemin’s decorative atlas La France Illustrée, celebrated for combining detailed regional cartography with portraits, heraldry, local history and pic...

The map was issued as part of Vuillemin’s acclaimed atlas La France Illustrée, celebrated for combining detailed regional cartography with portraits, heraldry, local costumes and pic...

The map was issued as part of Vuillemin’s acclaimed decorative atlas La France Illustrée, celebrated for combining detailed regional cartography with historical portraits, heraldry a...

The map was issued as part of Vuillemin’s acclaimed atlas La France Illustrée, celebrated for combining detailed regional cartography with historical figures, heraldry and picturesqu...

Keywords: Achaia antiquity, ancient Greece map, Travels of Anacharsis, classical Greece geography, Corinth, Delphi, Thebes, Argolis, Boeotia, Thessaly, Epirus, Aetolia, Acarnania, Pe...

Minor edge wear and small handling marks from original atlas binding. Overall clean and well preserved.

Minor edge wear and handling marks from original atlas binding. Overall well preserved and clean.

This elegant composition originates from Blaeu’s renowned atlas Toonneel des Aerdrycx, one of the most important cartographic publications of the Dutch Golden Age.

This map originates from Blaeu’s celebrated atlas Toonneel des Aerdrycx, one of the most prestigious cartographic works of the Dutch Golden Age.

Condition report: Good antique condition consistent with early 18th-century atlas engravings. Age-related toning present; light handling wear to margins.