Maps auctions
Lviv 1911, H.Altenberg's Bookstore. 53x85,5 cm, scale 1:750000. Good condition (cover soiled, one small undercover). Third edition, revised. A detailed map showing the transportation network of the eastern provinces of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy - Galicia and Bukovina. At a scale of 1:750,000, it depicts roads, railroads, postal routes and major administrative and topographical points, prov...
Dimensions: 35 x 40 cm Condition as shown in the photos.
Venice 1781. format 38x48 cm, copperplate, hand colored map. Very good condition (glued on special cardboard). This map shows a detailed picture of the northeastern territories of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, covering the areas of today's Lithuania, Latvia and partly Poland. Decorative cartouche with title in the lower left corner. Visible localities: Vilnius, Riga, Lida, Kaunas, Riga, ...
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.
Condition as shown in the photos.
Indura, Grodno [1926]. Publisher: Military Geographical Institute Ink stamp "T-II" - The second level of secrecy in the WP. Covers lands near Grodno, east of Indura. From Hlebowicz to Dlugopol and from Kalenik to Malicevich. In the center Ejsymonty and Massalany. Format: 34.5x48cm Condition: slight bending of two margins
Kielce G38, Chęciny [1915]. Publisher: Preussische Landesaufnahme at the General Staff Ink stamp: "T-II" - The second level of secrecy in the WP. Covers lands from Rykoszyn to Benczkow and from Brzeziny to Samsonow. In the margin learning the pronunciation of Polish: "rz, sz, szcz" in German. Format: 36x41,5cm Condition: small folds of two margins
Skierniewice F34, Rawa [1915]. Publisher: Preussische Landesaufnahme at the General Staff. Ink stamp "T-II" - The second level of secrecy in the WP. Covers lands from Kolacinek to Psar and from Rawa to Skierniewice. In the margin, learning the pronunciation of the Polish language "sz, cz, rz" in German. Format: 35x41,5cm Condition: two margins crumpled
Regni Poloniae et Ducatus Lithuaniae, Voliniae, Podoliae, Ucraniae, Prussiae et CurlandiaeAuthor: Justus Danckerts (1635-1701)Publication date: ca. 1692Place of issue: Amstelodami (Amsterdam)Technique: line-colored copperplate engravingSheet size: 605 × 510 mmPrint dimensions: 580 × 500 mm Unique map depicting the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth with the principalities of Lithuania, Volhynia,...
Venice 1781. format 38x48 cm, copperplate hand colored. Very good condition (map glued on special cardboard). The map shows the southeastern part of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth at the end of the 18th century, covering the provinces of Cracow, Leczyca, Sieradz, Sandomierz and Lublin. The map shows such towns and cities as: Kraków, Lublin, Koniecpol, Bochnia, Wieliczka, Wadowice, Jędrze...
Venice 1782. format 38x48 cm, copperplate, hand colored map. Very good condition (glued on special cardboard). Map of Poland taken from Atlante novissimo.... Shows in detail the provinces (palatinati), the main cities and the network of rivers, as well as neighboring regions such as Silesia (Silesia), Ukraine, Russia, Moldova, and Prussia. In the upper left corner is an ornate title cartouche ...
Vienna 1863. format 68,5x73,5 cm. Good condition (map glued on canvas). Detailed map showing the area of the Kingdom of Poland and neighboring territories in the context of communication and geography of the second half of the 19th century. Includes the Kingdom of Poland, Galicia, Greater Poland and Pomerania, as well as neighboring countries: parts of Lithuania, East Prussia, Russia, Austria,...
Venice 1781. format 38x48 cm, copperplate hand colored. Very good condition (map glued on special cardboard). The map depicts three historical lands (provinces) of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth - Mazovia, Rawskie and Plock. These areas, belonging to the Crown of the Kingdom of Poland, are shown within the administrative boundaries of the late 18th century, just before the partition of Pol...
[One of the oldest maps of the lands of Poland] Map of central Europe with Poland, Germany, Austria and the Netherlands [ca. 1560]. Made using reflected woodcut technique. One of the first depictions of the lands of Poland on maps of Europe. Published in the time of King Sigismund Augustus. The map has a different geographical orientation, as these were the beginnings of modern cartography. Th...
Polonia et Silesia Gerard Mercator [Duisburg], 1585 Hand-colored copperplate, 34.5 × 45.5 cm An exceptional and very rare map of Poland and Silesia by Gerard Mercator - one of the most outstanding cartographers in history. It comes from the first edition of the atlas "Atlas sive Cosmographicae Meditationes de Fabrica Mundi et Fabricati Figura", first published in 1585. The map was produced in...
Srem 1909, Wege- und Wasser-Bau-Amt Schrimm. Format 67.5x99 cm, black and white map. Good condition (folding marks, minor soiling and edgewear). The map shows a section of the Warta River valley south of the town of Srem (German: Schrimm), in the Prussian partition (then Poznan Province - Regierungsbezirk Posen). Includes a detailed section of the Warta River from km 72.6 to km 76.4 with the e...
Vera designatio urbis in Littavia Grodnae Georg Braun & Frans Hogenberg Cologne, 1575 Copperplate, 30.5 × 48.5 cm From the work Civitates orbis terrarum, volume II A rare and decorative view of the city of Grodno on the Niemen River, from the second volume of the monumental work "Civitates orbis terrarum" by Georg Braun and Frans Hogenberg, published in Cologne in 1575. One of the oldest ...
Warsaw 1873, Gebethner and Wolff. 58x72 cm, lithograph. Good condition (map glued on canvas, minor dirt and paper loss). Map showing detailed administrative division of the Kingdom of Poland into gubernias, with the boundaries of each unit clearly marked.
Kyiv 1916, printing house of V. I. Kholedov. 11.5x18 cm, format of the plan when unfolded 36x46 cm, color. Good condition (minor taping of the plan). Plan with alphabetical list of streets. Revised and supplemented edition. Approved by military censorship on April 19, 1916. The plan shows temples, monuments, attractions and neighborhoods. On the back cover a list of streetcar lines, stations, ...
Premislia celebris Russiae civitas Georg Braun & Frans Hogenberg Cologne, 1617 Copperplate, 34.5 × 48.5 cm From the work Civitates orbis terrarum, volume VI A rare view of Przemyśl from above the San River, from the Latin edition of volume VI of the atlas Civitates orbis terrarum (1572-1618), published in Cologne. The work by Braun and Hogenberg is the first such comprehensive compendium...
[Pultusk] Plan of the battle of Pultusk in 1806. Bataille de Pultusk [1837]. From the work Schlachten der neuern Zeut, 1837, 129 Blatt. Author: F. G. F. Kausler Lithograph, watercolor. Plan of the famous battle of the Napoleonic army against the Russian army at Pultusk in 1806. It involved Marshal Davout and Lannes against Bennigsen. The battle immortalized on the Arc de Triomphe in Paris. For...
[Plock, Wloclawek, Kutno, Kolo] Map of part of Mazovia and Kuyavia. Special Karte von Südpreussen [1803]. Copperplate, watercolor. One of the first modern maps of Mazovia and Kuyavia. Very accurate map, giving many villages for the first time in cartography. Shows forestation, postal stations and those where horses can be changed. It covers the area from Kolo to Plock and from Kutno to Wlocla...
Regnum Bohemia eique Annexae Provinciae et Ducatus Silesiae Marchionatus Moravia et Lusatia. 1696
492 EUR
Regnum Bohemiae eique Annexae Provinciae et Ducatus Silesiae, Marchionatus Moravia et Lusatia Frederik de Wit / R. & I. Ottens, Amsterdam, 1696 Colored copperplate, 605 × 515 mm (sheet), 570 × 485 mm (print) Original 17th century map depicting the Kingdom of Bohemia and adjacent provinces - Silesia, Moravia and Lusatia - by the prominent cartographer Frederik de Wit, published by the out...
Venice 1782. format 37,5x48 cm, copperplate, hand colored map. Very good condition (glued on special cardboard). The map depicts the territory of the so-called Red Ruthenia (now part of Ukraine), Podolia, Volhynia and Beliansk Territory, covering areas such as Lviv, Kamieniec Podolski and Lutsk. The sheet shows these areas in the context of the administrative divisions of the Polish-Lithuanian...
[Greater Poland, Kujawy, Chelmno Land, Royal Prussia] Plock, Brest-Kujawy, Inowrocław, Chelmno, Poznań and the new Gniezno Province [1772]. Copperplate, colored in watercolor. A famous atlas of the lands of the Republic, published by the best cartographers. Includes even small villages, often appearing on maps for the first time. It includes lands up to Gorzow Wlkp. to Dzialdowo and from Kon...
[Tobruk, Highland Rifles, General Rommel] Map of the Tobruk area [1940]. Map from the Polish military headquarters at a scale of 1:100,000, with a publication ban. Corrected on the basis of 1939 aerial photographs, issued on December 13, 1940. Marked, among others, airfields, fortifications, ports, telegraphs. The famous battles for Tobruk between, among others, the Carpathian Rifle Brigade an...
Kарта Представляющая Крым и Степь Крымскую.Transliterated title: karta Predstawlajajuszczaja Krym i Step KrrymskkujuPublication date: 1777Technique: copperplate, partially line-coloredSheet size: 595 × 475 mm A rare 18th-century map depicting the Crimean Peninsula and the Black Sea steppes, issued in 1777, shortly after the Treaty of Küchük Kajnardiya and...
Venice 1781. format 38x48 cm, copperplate, hand colored map. Very good condition (glued on special cardboard). Map of Poznan, Gniezno, Brest, Kalisz and Inowrocław provinces, comes from the atlas Atlante novissimo .. .. Decorative cartouche with title. Among the localities: Inowrocław, Kalisz, Nakło, Konin, Poznań, Krotoszyn, Gniezno.
Dimensions: folded map 16 x 22 cm Condition as in the photos.
Berlin 1941. herausgegeben vom Reichsamt für Landesaufnahme. 79x89 cm. Good condition (map after conservation). Series: Karte des Deutschen Reiches. Scale 1:100000. the map is a compilation of 4 full sheets of the WIG tactical map.
[Map] ZATTA Antonio, ZANONI Rizzi - Li Palatinati di Braclaw e Kiowia [Venice 1781] [Ukraine].
143 EUR
Venice 1781. format 38x48 cm, copperplate, hand colored map. Very good condition (glued on special cardboard). The map shows the southeastern lands of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth - the provinces of Braclaw and Kyiv, along with adjacent parts of Podolia and Volhynia. It shows a detailed administrative division, locations of cities, towns, rivers and borders between provinces. The map was...
Venice 1781. format 38x48 cm, copperplate, hand colored map. Very good condition (glued on special cardboard). The map depicts three provinces of the historical Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth: Novogrudok, Podlasie and Brest-Lithuanian provinces, lying on the border of today's Belarus and eastern Poland. Published in 1781 in Venice as part of the famous Atlante Novissimo atlas . The area depict...
Krotoszyn 1929, Polonia. 50x73.5 cm, color. Good condition (minor soiling, traces of folding, paper loss at edges). Plan showing the arrangement of pavilions during the General National Exhibition in Poznan. Drawn by E. Szeszycki.
[Gryfino, Pyrzyce, Szadek] Map of three counties: gryfino, pyrzyce, szadek. Des Herzogthums Hinter Pommern Saatziger,Pyritzischer,Greiffenhagischer Kreis [1789-1791]. Author: Franz J. J. Reilly. Schauplatz der Fünf Theile der Welt, Vienna Copperplate, watercolor. Modern map, accurately showing many villages. Format: 29.5x42cm Condition: good
[Map] ZATTA Antonio, ZANONI Rizzi - Li Palatinati di Minsk, Mscislaw, Polok e Witebsk [Venice 1781].
143 EUR
Venice 1781. format 38x48 cm, copperplate, hand colored map. Very good condition (glued on special cardboard). Map taken from Atlante novissimo... It marks administrative divisions, cities, towns, villages, rivers, lakes, mountains and forests. On the map, among others, Polotsk, Vitebsk, Borisov, Minsk, Orsha, Mstislav.
Gieneralnaya Karta Azovkoi GubierniiAuthor: I. Isleniev Russia, 1782 Colored copperplate, 72 × 60 cm (sheet), approx. 69 × 59 cm (print) A rare and decorative 18th century administrative map depicting the Azov Governorate of the Russian Empire, drawn by Isleniev (Russian: Исленев), an officer and cartographer working on behalf of the Russian tsarist administration. The map was produce...
[Gostynin, Gombin] Map of Gostynin district and church in Gostynin [1907]. Author: J. M. Bazewicz, Geographical Atlas of the Kingdom of Poland One of the maps from the famous Bazewicz Atlas. Format: 29,5x21cm Condition: corner stain, two small taped tears
Map of Wejherowo published by the Military Geographical Institute in Warsaw in 1937. Scale 1:100 000. Dimensions : 35.5 cm x 47 cm. General condition visible in photos.
Warsaw 1907; printed by B. A. Bukaty. Format 22.5x30.5 cm. Good condition (mild soiling, small trace of a corner bend). The lithograph comes from the Illustrated Geographical Atlas of the Kingdom of Poland, published in 1907. It depicts a map of Sierpc County in Plock Governorate, the Benedictine Monastery in Sierpc, and types of landowners (male and female).
[Zywiec] Map of the vicinity of Zywiec. Saybusch [reprint 1914]. Includes areas from the town of Vistula to Krzyżowa and from Rajcza to Łodygowice. War edition for the needs of the army. Publisher: K.u.k. Militärgeographisches Institut 1902-1903, reprint 1914 Format: 44x53cm Condition: folded map, stains, margins bent
[Sulęcin, Torzym, Świebodzin] Map of part of the present Lubuska Land and Silesia. Theil von der Neumark [1807-1813]. Copperplate. Map issued during the Napoleonic wars. Shows terrain, roads, forestation useful to the army. Rare. Sect. 52. Author: Friedrich Wilhelm Streit, Topographisch-militärische Charte von Teutschland, Weimar 1807-1813 Format: 38x48cm Condition: good
Map of Starogard published by the Military Geographical Institute in Warsaw in 1932. Scale 1:100 000. Dimensions : 35.5 cm x 46.8 cm. General condition visible in photos.
Copperplate colored engraving, paper; 46.5 x 58.5 cm (size when framed); Amsterdam, ca. 1700, according to N. Sanson, 1645. In upper left corner, decorative cartouche with inscription: "Tabula nova totius / REGNI POLONIAE / in qua sunt / DUCATUS et PROVINCIAE / PRUSSIA, CUJAVIA, MAZOVIA, / RUSSIA NIGRA, & c DUCATUS LITHUANIA / UKRAINA, in qua / VOLHYNIA, et PODOLIA / cum suis / Palatinatib...
Carte du Gouvernement de Tauride, comprenant la Krimée et les Pays adjacents Frères Lotter Augsburg, ca. 1778 Copperplate partially line-colored Print format: 63 × 43 cm Decorative and rare map depicting the Taurida Governorate, encompassing the Crimean Peninsula and adjacent regions of southern Ukraine and the northern Black Sea coast, produced by the famous Augsburg engravers Frères Lott...
Warsaw 1907; printed by B. A. Bukaty. Format 22x30 cm. Good condition (traces of bent corners). The lithograph comes from the Illustrated Geographical Atlas of the Kingdom of Poland, published in 1907. It depicts a map of Radom County in the Radom Governorate, as well as the parish church and city hall in Radom.
Woźniki-Koziegłowy 479 [1925]. Publisher: Military Geographical Institute Ink stamp "T-II" - The second level of secrecy in the WP. Covers lands from Kosięcin to Wysoka Lelowska and from Brudzowice to Wrzosowo. Format: 35x48cm Condition: crumpled margins
[Greater Poland, Poznań] Map of Greater Poland. Provinz Posen [1851]. Author: F.Handtke Publisher: C.Flemming, Glogow Format: 43x34.5cm Condition: minor iron sulfide precipitates
Map of the vicinity of Kluczbork, Byczyna, Milcz [1756-1780]. Author and publisher: Roch-Joseph Julien, Atlas Topographique et Militaire, Paris Copperplate, watercolor. Map of the Silesian lands bordering the Republic of Poland. Format: 27.5x40cm Condition: cut in publisher into sections and pasted on canvas
[Świebodzin, Torzym, Krosno] Map of the lands of the present Lubuska Land, including Rzepin, Ośno Lubuskie, Sulechów, etc. [1756-1780] Author and publisher: Roch- Joseph Julien, Atlas Topographique et Militaire, Paris Copperplate with watercolor. The map quite accurately shows villages along with marking churches, windmills, roads, borders. Format: 32.5x60cm Condition: wrinkling of the righ...
Warsaw 1907; printed by B. A. Bukaty. Format 22x29.5 cm. Good condition (mild soiling, small loss in lower left corner). The lithograph comes from the Illustrated Geographical Atlas of the Kingdom of Poland, published in 1907. It depicts a map of Ripin county in the Plock governorate and a gate from the Teutonic times in Ripin.
Wyszogród F32, Czerwinsk [1915, wartime edition]. Publisher: Preussische Landesaufnahme at the General Staff Ink stamp "T-II"-the second level of secrecy in the WP. Covers lands from Sanniki to Czerwinsk and from Kiernozia to Dzierzanow. In the margin learning the pronunciation of Polish "rz, ż, szcz" in German. Format: 36x41cm Condition: minor bending of two margins and minimal tears
[Carpathian riflemen in Palestine] Jaffa, Tel Aviv - map of central Palestine [1935]. A regiment of Polish riflemen fought in Libya (Battle of Tobruk 1941), Egypt and the Middle East. When the Polish Army found itself in Palestine, several hundred Jewish soldiers settled there permanently. An early map of the territory of present-day Israel. Large ink stamp "2nd Carpathian Rifle Regiment, Assi...
Charte über die Generalitäts-Lande oder die jenigen Antheile, welche die General-Staaten der Vereinigten Niederlande an den Herzogthümern Brabant, Limburg und der Grafschaft Flandern besitzen Franz Ludwig Güssefeld Nürnberg, Homännische Erben, 1788 Partially colored copperplate, 605 × 515 mm (sheet), 580 × 465 mm (print) Original 18th-century map of the areas of the Duchies of Brabant,...
Warsaw 1907; printed by B. A. Bukaty. Format 21.5x30 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 Mława County in Plock Governorate and a monument to Feliks Szreński in the parish church in Szreńsk.
Der ober Rheinische Kreis Nürnberg, 1786 Colored copperplate, 605 × 510 mm (sheet), 585 × 475 mm (print) Original 18th century map showing the Upper Rheinische Kreis of the German Reich - one of the administrative districts of the Holy Roman Empire. Published in Nuremberg in 1786, made in copperplate technique, partially colored (line and surface). Map reflected on two composite sheets. Con...
Warsaw 1907; printed by B. A. Bukaty. Format 22x30 cm. Very good condition (minimal soiling). The lithograph comes from the Illustrated Geographical Atlas of the Kingdom of Poland, published in 1907. It depicts a map of the Łęczyca county in the Kalisz governorate, the church in Tuma near Łęczyca, and the ruins of the castle in Łęczyca.
[Grudziadz, Swiecie, Kwidzyn] Map of the surrounding area. Karte der Umgebung von Graudenz [1913].
17 EUR
[Grudziadz, Swiecie, Kwidzyn] Map of the surrounding area. Karte der Umgebung von Graudenz [1913]. Map issued one year before the outbreak of war. Includes the area around Grudziądz, Swiecie, Chelmno, Kwidzyn, Wąbrzeźno. Several villages east of Grudziadz highlighted in red and blue pencil in the era (probably locations of Grudziadz's defenses from the east). Publisher: Preußische Landesau...
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 shows a map of Przasnysz County in Plock Governorate, a church in Czernice and types of landowners (male and female).
Warsaw 1907; printed by B. A. Bukaty. Format 21.5x30 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 Makow County in Lomza Governorate and a view of the Narew River.
Warsaw 1907; printed by B. A. Bukaty. Format 22.5x31 cm. Good condition (delicate soiling, traces of a fold at the bottom edge). The lithograph comes from the Illustrated Geographical Atlas of the Kingdom of Poland, published in 1907. It depicts a map of Turek County in the Kalisz Governorate and the castle in Uniejów.
Bresst Litowssk N33, Terespol (Brest Litovsk) [1914, wartime edition]. Publisher: Preussische Landesaufnahme at the General Staff Two ink stamps: "Category [secret] II-ga B." and "T-II". Format: 36x41cm Condition: folded map, margins slightly bent
Lutsk in Volhynia [1925]. Publisher: Military Geographical Institute Ink stamp "T-II" - WP's second secret level. Shows lands southwest of Lutsk, from Pustomyt to Pulhanov and from Zwiniacz to Aleksandrówka. The map was checked by Lieutenants Czapek, Benoit, Manikowski, Stocki, Tokarz and Woydyllo. Format: 35x47,5cm Condition: crumpled margins
Starogard Gdański, Gniew [1925]. Publisher: Military Geographical Institute Ink stamp "T-II." - WP's second secret level. Covers lands from Borzechow to Gniew and from Mirotki to Starogard. Format: 35x45cm Condition: crumpled margins and two small tears