Maps auctions

A Map of Warsaw and the Expulsion of the Russians from the City on April 17, 18, and 19, 1794, Published by Ph. Van der Maelen, Brussels, 19th century Paper, folding creases, very good condition. Dimensions: 43 x 65 [cm] A 19th-century historical and military map of Warsaw, published by the famous Belgian cartographer Philippe Van der Maelen. The map depicts in detail the Warsaw Insurrection�...
A political map of the Third Reich and Poland from 1939, showing the demarcation line as of September 22, 1939 [ Seller’s sticker – Eduard Feitzinger – Teschen – Cieszyn ] Fold marks and repairs to tears. Overall condition: good. Size: 58 x 80 [cm] Scale 1:200,000 Rare.
Road Map of Poland—from World War II—1941—Opole–Kraków [Wrocław, Upper Silesia, Rybnik, Bielsko, Racibórz, Katowice, Opole, Częstochowa] Detailed road map, paper mounted on canvas. In very good condition. Size: 97 x 69 [cm] Rare.
Map - Plan of the Port of Gdynia, - Gdynia, ca. 1931 [Designed by Tadeusz Wenda] Fold marks; dimensions: 34 x 42 [cm] Overall condition: very good.
Map of Poland’s Mineral Springs and Health Resorts with a diagram of the main rail connections, drawn by Roman Karski, 1927 Shows signs of folding; overall condition: very good; size: 32 x 37 [cm]
The Monumental Soviet ATLAS OF THE ARCTIC, Moscow 1985 Publisher: Main Directorate of Geodesy and Cartography under the Council of Ministers of the USSR [Главное управление геодезии и картографии при Совете Министров СССР], commissioned by the Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute (AANII). Hardcover, cloth binding; minor scuffs on th...
A. Hartleben's Volks-Atlas—A geographical atlas containing 72 main maps and 66 supplementary maps, Vienna, ca. 1900 Hardcover, Art Nouveau style. Leatherette binding, marbled page edges. Overall condition: very good. A nice, clean piece. Number of pages: 100 Dimensions: 28 x 39.5 [cm] A beautiful piece of an Art Nouveau geographical atlas.
The Tatra Mountains - Tourist Map. Compiled by Tadeusz Zwoliński, Warsaw 1948 A large, colorful map of the Tatra Mountains, published by Pozn. Zakłady Graficzne. In very good condition, with crease marks. Scale 1:50,000 Dimensions: 60 x 110 [cm]
Stieler's Hand-Atlas, published by Justus Perthes in Gotha in 1905 The atlas contains 100 copperplate maps and 162 supplementary maps. Hardcover, spine repaired. Otherwise, the volume is intact, and the maps are in very good condition. Number of pages: 237 Dimensions: 26 x 41 [cm] A large atlas from the early 20th century.
Map of the Free City of Gdańsk and Its Surroundings, Gdańsk [Danzig], 1921 This map is an appendix to the 1921 Journal of Laws. Folding creases; in very good condition Dimensions: 70 x 91 [cm]
A German political map of Europe titled “Das neue Europa” (New Europe), Berlin 1940 A section of the map is missing. Folding creases, small tears. Good condition. It also shows strategic naval and air force locations Size: 53 x 70 [cm]
A map of the Republic of Poland published by the Military Geographic Institute in 1925 at a scale of 1:800,000. It depicts the military administrative division of the Second Polish Republic, with the boundaries of Corps District Commands (DOK) and County Recruitment Commands (PKU) marked, as well as the most important cities and transportation routes. The map was intended for official use and ...
A massive political—COLONIAL—map of Africa from World War II—1941 "Afrika Kolonial- und Verkehrskarte" published by Columbus-Verlag in Berlin/Leipzig. The map was created at a scale of 1:10,000,000 and covers the area from the Baltic Sea to the Cape of Good Hope and from Dakar to the Aral Sea. Minor tears; overall condition is very good. Dimensions: 85 x 110 [cm]
The Monumental World Atlas – DER GROSSE WELTATLAS (ca. 1929) – Deutsche Buch-Gemeinschaft Berlin The chief editors and authors of this work were prominent specialists of the era: Dr. Oswald Muris (professor of geography at the Pedagogical Academy in Hanover) and Otto Wand ( a highly regarded cartographer working for the Reich Office for Land Surveying – Reichsamt für Landesaufnahme). It...
A large historical nautical map from around 1800, drawn in the Mercator projection. Published by Macartney & Barrow, London, ca. 1800 Condition: very good; Size: 39 x 62 [cm] This map documents the epic and historically significant voyage of the British squadron comprising the HMS Lion and the Hindostan, a journey of great importance to the history of diplomacy and navigation. Under the co...
Map showing the route taken by the English Embassy from Zhe-Hol in Tartary to Beijing, and from Beijing to Han-Choo-Foo, in China Author/Cartographer: Compiled based on materials gathered during Lord George Macartney’s mission to China. Publisher: F. Buisson, Paris, ca. 1800. A rare map depicting the route taken by Lord George Macartney’s British embassy during Great Britain’s first offi...
MAP OF THE ROUTE TAKEN BY THE BRITISH EMBASSY ON ITS JOURNEY FROM HANG-TCHOO-FOO, OR QUANG-TCHOO-FOO, OR CANTON, IN CHINA Map of the route taken by the British embassy from Hangzhou to Canton, China. Author/Cartographer: Compiled based on drawings and measurements by Sir John Barrow (secretary of the mission) and Sir George Staunton. Publisher: F. Buisson. ca. 1800 This work is an official car...
The High Tatras and the Bielskie Tatras – Tourist Map. Compiled by Tadeusz Zwoliński, Lviv 1931 A large, colorful map of the Tatra Mountains, published by Książnica Atlas The paper is discolored at the folds due to previous water damage; otherwise, the overall condition is very good. Scale: 1:40,000—1 cm = 400 meters Dimensions: 71.5 x 74 [cm] A pre-war map of the Tatra Mountains, compl...
An illustrated map depicting the history of Poland, Kraków, ca. 1934 Layout by Dr. F." (Józef Frist). Softcover, in good overall condition. Map dimensions: 48 x 70 [cm] Published by the Salon of Polish Painters, printed by Zakłady Graficzne AKROPOL, ca. 1934 Title in the upper margin; above the map, a list of the illustrations featured on it; at the bottom, three battle plans taken from M. ...
A Pocket Map of the Silesian Voivodeship—compiled by Franciszek Popiołek—Published by the Ostoja Trading Company in Cieszyn—Cieszyn, 1922 Covers [Sucha, Żywiec, Bielsko, Bytom, Gliwice, Tarnowskie Góry, Częstochowa] Paper, in good condition, with minor soiling and tears along the edges, and crease marks. Highlights include Mining and Industrial Production, and statistics for the Sile...
A political color map of Hungary from 1939 - Magyarország politikai térképe [ Hungary, Budapest ] Paper, signature and stamp at the bottom, in very good condition, with folding creases. Dimensions: 30 x 44 [cm]
PUTZGER, Friedrich Wilhelm - Historical Atlas of Ancient, Medieval, and Modern History, containing 52 large maps and 61 smaller ones, Vienna, ca. 1925 Hardcover, with soiling, scuffs, and some loose pages. Dimensions: 19 x 26 [cm]
Diercke School Atlas, published around 1939 – bearing the customs stamp of the Free City of Gdańsk (Danzig). Published by the renowned cartographic publisher Georg Westermann in Braunschweig. Hardcover, publisher’s binding, minor scuffs, pages intact, overall condition very good. On the front endpaper is a map showing the administrative division of Germany into NSDAP party districts (Gau)...
Maior Atlas Scholasticus, consisting of thirty-six general and special Homann maps sufficient for a general understanding of the world and, above all, of Germany, compiled for the education of youth, published for general use by students and learners in A.D. 1752 by the Homann heirs. Nuremberg, Homann Heirs, 1752 [piece assembled after 1757, likely ca. 1757–1760]. Set: An engraved title page...
Maps of Bohemia from the late 18th century Four maps on handmade paper Size: approx. 20 x 35 [cm] Overall condition: good
The Great Mongol Empire - Map, - color copperplate engraving by Fryderyk de Vit, Amsterdam, ca. 1721 Publisher: Covens & Mortier. Handmade paper, crease marks and minor soiling, in good condition. Map size: 41 x 51 [cm] Sheet size: 53 x 57 [cm] The map depicts the Mughal Empire (the area of present-day Northern India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Afghanistan) at the height of its power. The a...
A collection of 11 maps from World War II and the 1950s [Poland, Finland, France, Germany] Condition: good to very good; various sizes—ranging from 23 x 20 cm (Ancient Greece) to 77 x 79 (Finland)
German Road Map of Pomerania—the Gdańsk and Masuria Regions [Gdańsk, Masuria] The map includes gas stations and was drawn to a scale of 1:750,000 Paper, creases from folding, in very good condition, from World War II, published in Braunschweig. Size: 34 x 60 [cm]
Ethnographic Map of Czechoslovakia - Prague 1948 Paper, size 54 x 87 [cm] Published by the Ministry of Information. Folding creases; in very good condition.
48.5 x 64.5 cm; Published by the Reichsamt für Landesaufnahme. Covers the area from Puck, through the Tri-City, Malbork, and Elbląg, all the way to the Königsberg region; Condition: crease marks; a tear of about 5 cm along a fold.
Map of the United States (USA) – Eastern Part, published by W. Mackenzie, Edinburgh & Glasgow, mid-19th century A colorful print in very good condition, mounted in a decorative passe-partout. Overall dimensions: 34 x 14 [cm] Decorative.
Map of the United States (USA) – Western Region, published by W. Mackenzie, Edinburgh & London, mid-19th century [California, Utah, Colorado] A colorful print in very good condition, mounted in a decorative passe-partout. Overall dimensions: 34 x 14 [cm]
The Tatra Mountains - Tourist Map - Tatra National Park (TPN), State Cartographic Publishing Company, Warsaw 1965 Based on materials by Witold Paryski, compiled by Zbigniew Korosadowicz Scale 1 : 30,000 In very good condition. Format: 62 x 97.5 [cm] Second edition.
Map - The eastern border of the Republic of Poland established by the peace treaty with Russia and Ukraine in Riga, 1921 This map is an appendix to the 1921 Journal of Laws. Good condition, with creases and tears. Dimensions: 60 x 100 [cm]
Poland - Tourist Guide, Map of Poland designed by I. Kuczborska and T. Lipski, Published by Polish State Railways, League for the Promotion of Tourism, Kraków 1937 National Printing House, Kraków Six pages of text in English. Map dimensions: 42 x 54 [cm] Rare.
Set of 15 road maps from the late 1940s - United Kingdom - ENGLAND Maps mounted on canvas as originally published, 4 framed in leather. Detailed road maps of individual regions of the United Kingdom Sizes approx. 70 x 45 [cm]
Jerzy Egloff, Post and Industrial Map of the Kingdom of Poland, Compiled and Drawn Based on the Latest Official Reports and the Most Reliable Sources. / Post and Industrial Map of the Kingdom of Poland Based on the Latest Official Reports and the Most Reliable Sources. Warsaw 1860 Scale approx. 1:1,092,000, copperplate engraving, hand-colored borders, a sectional map mounted on canvas (dimensi...
DW Distribution of Foreigners Civilian Workers – Female Workers) and prisoners of war by occupation in the enterprises -Landsberg (Warthe) urban district. ---- 400x400 mm
Russia in Europe - Map of Russia, published by S. Arrowsmith, London, ca. 1820 Hand-colored [line-colored] copperplate engraving on paper. Fold marks; size: 21 x 26 [cm] Overall condition: very good.
Russia - Map of Russia, London 1821 - published by J. Souther Hand-colored [line-colored] copperplate engraving on paper. Fold marks; size: 24 x 29 [cm] Overall condition: very good.
The Tatra and Pieniny Mountains - Tourist Map - State Cartographic Publishing Company, Warsaw 1957 Editors: Alina Olech, Henryk Górski Scale 1 : 75,000 In very good condition. Dimensions: 70 x 84 [cm]
Map of Warsaw. Lviv–Warsaw, Książnica-Atlas, 1935 Multicolored fold-out map, approx. 64.5 × 61.5 cm, featuring a small map of the Old Town, along with a 15-page index of streets, squares, and government offices, in its original cardboard publisher’s cover measuring 22 × 12 cm, with a pocket. On the back of the front cover is a label from the Polish Railway Bookstore Society “Ruch” ...
copperplate engraving colored with watercolor, handmade paper; 55 x 76 cm; mounted in a passe-partout; A traditional map of Germania, including Poland—specifically Pomerania, Silesia, Greater Poland, Kuyavia, and part of Lesser Poland—extending as far as the Vistula River, with Gdańsk, Toruń, Warsaw, and Kraków. There are over 200 cities and towns depicted from Polish territories. Despi...
36 x 46.5 cm; Published by the Military Cartographic Institute. Covers the area from Mosina and Łuszków through Kórnik, Śrem, and Zaniemyśl to Środa and Książ. Condition: crease marks, creases along the top margin.
The pre-war German geographical atlas *Knaurs Welt-Atlas*. Publication period: 1928–1932 (interwar period). Editor and publisher: Dr. Johannes Riedel; Th. Knaur Nachf. Verlag, Berlin. Contains 40 color maps, 90 statistical maps, and an index of over 20,000 place names. Hardcover, minor soiling, pages intact, in good condition. Signs of repair. Number of pages: 410 Dimensions: 13 x 20 [cm]
Edward Moskała - The Polish Tatra Mountains / Chochołowska Valley - tourist brochure with a map - Kraków 1977 In very good condition. Size: 17 x 23 [cm] Size when unfolded: 47 x 68 [cm]
DW J.W. STALIN: 15 PHOTOGRAPHS, A BOOK, AND KNOWLEDGE
copperplate engraving, handmade paper; 33 x 37 cm; A very detailed map published during the reign of Władysław IV Vasa, at a time of peace in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. Two years later, Khmelnytsky’s Cossack uprising began. The map was created by a famous artist known for his views of many Polish cities. It covers three-quarters of present-day Poland, including over 200 cities, ex...
36 x 46.5 cm; Published by the Military Cartographic Institute in Warsaw. Covers the area from Kowanówek, through Murowana Goślina and Owińska, Skoki, all the way to Kiszkowo; Condition: good, with creases along the top margin.
Folding map, mounted on canvas as published, 57 x 55.5 cm; Publisher: F.J. Salmon, Palestine 1935; Large ink stamp: “2nd Carpathian Rifle Regiment, Assignment:” with the handwritten inscription: “July 8, 1940.” The Polish Rifle Regiment fought in Libya (the Battle of Tobruk, 1941), Egypt, and the Middle East. When the Polish Army arrived in Palestine, several hundred Polish soldiers of...
Edward Moskała - Krynica - Tourist Brochure with Map - Kraków 1972 In very good condition. Size: 17 x 23 [cm] Size when unfolded: 47 x 68 [cm]
folding map, mounted on canvas as part of the publication, 61.5 x 69 cm; The map was published by the British General Staff and was classified as confidential. It was revised based on aerial photographs in 1939 and published in December 1940. These pieces were found in the desert sands at the Polish headquarters of the 2nd Carpathian Rifle Regiment, which, alongside the Allies, defended Tobruk...
copperplate engraving, paper, 36 x 44 cm; A map by a famous cartographer whose publishing house produced precise maps for half a century; Condition: good.
colored copperplate engraving, handmade paper, 37 x 45 cm; A map published during the reign of Augustus the Strong, King of Poland and Elector of Saxony, whose duchy—comprising Leipzig and Dresden (shown in yellow on this map)—was united with the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth through a personal union. The map covers the territory from Eisenach to Senftenberg and from Magdeburg to Hof; Con...
DW SCHEMATIC MAP OF THE PKP RAILWAY NETWORK FOR THE 1976/77 TRAIN SCHEDULE, PUBLISHED BY PP. TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS PUBLISHING HOUSE 600/600 mm
steel engraving, mounted on canvas by the publisher, 49 x 56 cm; fold-out map; A highly detailed map covering over a thousand towns and villages from Wilkomierz and Grodno through Święciany, Vilnius, and Nowogródek all the way to Głębokie, Minsk, and Nieśwież. Rare; Condition: very good.
49 x 64.5 cm; Published by the Reichsamt für Landesaufnahme. Covers the area from Sławno through Słupsk, Lębork, and Bytów to Kartuzy; Condition: shows signs of folding.
PUTZGER, Friedrich Wilhelm – School History Atlas for Ancient, Medieval, and Modern History [original title: Historischer Schul-Atlas zur alten, mittleren und neuen Geschichte...], Vienna 1903 Hardcover, cloth-bound. Pages intact, in good condition, with some scuffing and discoloration. Contains 31 double-page map sheets. Format: 18 x 27 [cm]
copperplate engraving, hand-colored, handmade paper, 42 x 53.5 cm; One of the earliest depictions of Augsburg, published during the reign of King Sigismund Augustus, whose court commissioned table silverware from Augsburg for the royal castle. Until the 18th century, Polish kings and magnates commissioned special silver mugs and jugs from Augsburg. Today, the Wawel Treasury holds dozens of sil...
copperplate engraving, handmade paper, 33 x 60 cm; It covers the area from the Oder River through Kunowice and Rzepin to Świebodzin. Ośno Lubuskie in the north and Krosno in the south. Rare; Condition: folded, right margin trimmed.
DW ATLAS OF MOTORWAYS Main Directorate of Geodesy and Cartography under the Council of Ministers of the USSR MOCHBA 1968
steel engraving mounted on canvas by the publisher, 49 x 56 cm; A very detailed map covering over a thousand cities, villages, and settlements from Stargard, Gorzów, and Bolesławiec through Złotów, Poznań, and Oleśnica all the way to Toruń, Łęczyca, and Zduńska Wola. Rare; Condition: very good, foldable map.
49.5 x 71 cm; Issued by the OKH (Reich General Staff) in June 1944. It covers the territories from Cieszyn, Bielsko, and Żywiec all the way to Wieliczka, Nowy Targ, and Zakopane. Condition: signs of folding, tears, and creases along the margins.
steel engraving, mounted on canvas by the publisher, 49 x 56 cm; fold-out map; A very detailed map covering over five hundred towns and villages from Wielka Brzostowica, Brest, and Chełm, through Kleck, Pinsk, and Czartorysk, to Urzecze, Turow, and Frankopol. Rare; Condition: very good.