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Ancient world map. Vintage double hemisphere cartography by Daniel Stoopendaal .
World map based on Nicolas Visscher's map of 1663. Daniel Stoopendaal was a Dutch engraver and mapmaker active in the late 17th and early 18th centuries, known for his decorative and often biblical-themed cartographic works. He...Regular price From $27.00 -
1759 Ancient historic world map. Double hemispheric world vintage map.
This 1759 world map, produced by the Homann Heirs and incorporating Gerhard Friedrich Müller's North Pacific geography, is a significant cartographic work from the mid-18th century. The Homann firm, established by Johann Baptist Homann in Nuremberg,...Regular price From $19.43 -
Nautical Planisphere world map poster reproduction by Nicolaus de Caverio 1506
Nautical Planisphere world map poster reproduction by Nicolaus de Caverio 1506- This is a part of a more complete map by this cartographer.Regular price From $30.24 -
Map of North America by Cornelis de Jode.
Americae Pars Borealis, Florida, Baccalaos, Canada (1593) is an influential late-sixteenth-century map from Cornelis de Jode’s Speculum Orbis Terrarum, offering an early—though not earliest—European depiction of North America. It charts Florida, the Canadian coastlines, and the...Regular price From $23.25 -
Old World map 1626. John Speed famous double hemisphere cartography with beautiful illustrations.
John Speed was one of England’s most prominent early cartographers, best known for his richly illustrated maps that combined geographic detail with decorative artistry. Although better known for his county maps of Great Britain, his world...Regular price From $23.25 -
Ancient map of the Low countries ( Belgium, Netherlands and Luxembourg ) by Ortelius.
Abraham Ortelius's "Descriptio Germaniae Inferioris," published in 1570, is a significant work in the history of cartography. This detailed map offers a comprehensive depiction of the Low Countries, a region encompassing modern-day Belgium, the Netherlands, and...Regular price From $29.60
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