Mercator Map

1585 Mercator map of Ireland, entitled "Irlandiae Regnvm."

1625 Mercator map of the provenience of Quercy, entitled "Quercy Cadvrcivm," Ric.0013 " Authentic" - Map of the provenience of Quercy Cadvrcivm Description: Antique map titl...

Description: Published in Amsterdam by Mercator/Hondius ca. 1590. Ric.0001 Artists and Engravers: Map : 'France Picardie Champaigne cum regionibus adiacentibus'.

This is a framed hand-colored 17th century map of Northern Scotland by Gerard Mercator entitled "Scotiae pars Septentrionalis", published in Amsterdam in 1636.

A framed hand-colored 16th century map of Northern Scotland by Gerard Mercator entitled "Scotiae pars Septentrionalis", published in Amsterdam in 1636.

In 1552 he moved to Duisburg, Germany where he published his famous 18-sheet world map in 1569 with his own new projection, today called Mercator projection.

This is a framed hand-colored 17th century map of Northern Scotland by Gerard Mercator entitled "Scotiae pars Septentrionalis", published in Amsterdam in 1636.

This has become known as Mercator projection on maps produced by subsequent cartographers to this day.

A 17th century copperplate hand-colored map entitled "The Sixt Table of England" by Gerard Mercator and Jodocus Hondius, published in Amsterdam in 1635 in 'Cosmographicall Descriptio...

This is a framed hand-colored 16th century map of Northern Scotland by Gerard Mercator entitled "Scotiae pars Septentrionalis", published in Amsterdam in 1636.

Antique map titled 'Natoliae sive Asia Minor'. Original old map of Turkey, Asia Minor and Cyprus.

Antique map titled 'Asiae XII Tab'. Mercator's Ptolemaic map of Taprobana.

The maps were copied from those of the great cartographer Mercator of circa 1580-1590 or were reductions of Hondius’ own maps of 1606.

Antique map titled 'Stiria'. Original antique map of Styria, Austria.

This map originates from 'Atlas Minor' by G. Mercator.

Antique World Map on Mercator Projection – Lapie, Paris, 1838 This elegant and finely engraved world map was published in Paris in 1838 as part of the renowned Atlas Universel de Gé...

This map, "Asiae I Tab:", features the region corresponding to modern-day Iran and Iraq, intricately depicted in Gerard Mercator's edition of Claudius Ptolemy's "Tabulae Geographicae...

On Mercator projection maps, all parallels and meridians are drawn at right angles to each other, with the distance between the parallels extending towards the poles.

Antique map titled 'Kaart van de Geheele Wereld (..)'. Uncommon small world map on Mercator's projection.

Antique world map titled 'Wereldkaart naar Mercator's Projectie'.

Map of Wiflispurgergov by Gerardus Mercator, Avenches Region, 1585 This rare and finely engraved map, titled *Das Wiflispurgergov*, was produced by Gerardus Mercator and published i...

World Map in Mercator’s Projection – Nieuwe Hand-Atlas, Leiden 1876 This 19th-century Dutch world map, titled “Wereld-Kaart in Mercator’s Projectie,” was published in 1876 in the Ni...

1634 Mercator/Jansson Map: Eastern Austria with Vienna, Hand-Colored This hand-colored map from 1634, titled "Austria Archiducatus," by Mercator and Jansson, depicts the eastern reg...

In 1552, Mercator relocated to Duisburg, Germany, where he published his famous 18-sheet world map in 1569, introducing the Mercator projection.

Antique World Map on Mercator’s Projection – Black’s Atlas, 1884 This finely engraved and colored map, titled The World on Mercator’s Projection, was published in the New and Revise...

Published by Mercator/Hondius, circa '1620' 17th Century antique detailled map of Westphalia, East Friesland showing the Hanseatic towns Oldenburg, and Bremen.

Antique map titled 'The World'. Original antique world map, on Mercator's projection.

Taprobanae Insulae Descriptio ex Ptolemaeo – Antique Map of Sri Lanka by Mercator, c.1607 This fine original copperplate engraving, titled Taprobanae Insulae Descriptio ex Ptolemaeo...

World Map – Mercator Projection with Global Sea Routes 1857 This attractive antique print shows a world map titled “Planiglob in Mercators Projection zur Übersicht der Erdfläche und...

The 'World of Mercator's Projection' is a map with a stunning portrayal of global geography and maritime navigation from an era steeped in exploration and discovery.

Mercator.

Superb Antique map of The World Published Edward Stanford, Charing Cross, London 1894 Original colour Good condition Unframed. Free shipping

Anson rondsom de Wereld'. Original antique map of the world on Mercator's Projection from a Dutch edition of Anson's voyages.

Antique map titled 'Asiae IIII Tab'. Beautiful map of Mercator's Ptolemaic map of the Holy Land, Cyprus, Syria, etc.

Map of Zurich and Basel Region by Mercator, Uncolored Engraving c.1600 This original uncolored copperplate engraving, titled *Zurichgow et Basiliensis Provincia*, was created by the...

Title: Antique World Map on Mercator's Projection, 1903, Showing Ocean Currents and Trade Routes Description: This antique map, titled "Chart of the World on Mercator's Projection,"...

Latin text on verso with an alternate title: Asiae Tabula Quinta. Mercator originally published this map in his 1578 edition of Ptolemy's great Geography.

Created by Gerard Mercator and based on the geographical insights of Claudius Ptolemy, this map is part of the rare first issue published in Brussels in 1578.

In the upper right corner with ornamental scale of miles cartouche. This map originates from the German atlas „Abbildung der gantzen Welt ..." by Gerard Mercator and Jodocus Hondius.

Gerardus Mercator (1512 - 1594) Map of the North of Scotland (1683) Engraving with later hand colouring 35 x 45 cm A fantastically characterful and detailed map engraving of the Nor...

This has become know as Mercator projection on maps produced by subsequent cartographers to this day.

This has become known as Mercator projection on maps produced by subsequent cartographers to this day.

Hondius bought the plates of Gerard Mercator in 1604 and added around 40 of his own maps in an atlas that he first published in 1606, preserving Mercator's name.

A 17th century copperplate hand-colored map entitled "The Sixt Table of England" by Gerard Mercator and Jodocus Hondius, published in Amsterdam in 1635 in 'Cosmographicall Descriptio...

Notably, Stockholm and Gotland are also featured on the map. Published by the renowned cartographer Gerardus Mercator circa 1620, this map offers valuable insights into the geographi...

Summaries of these issues are given under the entry for Gerard Mercator. Jodocus Hondius the Elder * 1588 Maps in The Mariner\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Mirrour (Waghenaer/Ashley) * 1590 World...

Based on the work of Gerard Mercator, this map is published with Spanish text on the verso, dating from the period between 1659 and 1672.

This particular impression is from a 1592 Latin text edition. This map of Lorraine is based on maps found in Mercator's "Galliae tabulae Geographicae."

He was born in Amsterdam, the son of the famous cartographer Jodocus Hondius who had started a map-making business in the city. Henricus obtained the original plates of the Mercator ...

This particular impression is from a 1592 Latin text edition. This map of Lorraine is based on maps found in Mercator's "Galliae tabulae Geographicae."

The stipple engraved sea contains an oriental ship and two great sea monsters. Mercator originally published this map in his 1578 edition of Ptolemy's great Geography; this is from t...

On Mercator projection maps, all parallels and meridians are drawn at right angles to each other, with the distance between the parallels extending towards the poles.

His 'Caert-Thresoor' pocket maps were among the earliest affordable atlas maps available to merchants and scholars, preceding Blaeu’s and Mercator’s popular works.

Antique map titled 'Chart of the World, according to Mercators Projection'.

It was engraved by Abraham Goos. The map is based on an earlier map by Gerardus Mercator.

It is a richly detailed and ambitious map engraved on Mercator’s projection, combining geographic knowledge with early scientific and cosmographic understanding.

Produced by Henricus Hondius, a leading figure in Dutch cartography and successor to Jodocus Hondius and Gerard Mercator, this map belongs to the famous 'Atlas Novus'.