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Mississippi River, The Great Lakes and the french Louisiana vintage antique United States map reproduction
Accurata delineatio celeberrimae Regionis Ludovicianae vel Gallice Louisiane is a remarkable hand-colored map created by Matthaeus Seutter and Gottfried Rogg in 1720. It depicts the Mississippi River basin, the Great Lakes, and the vast French territory...Regulärer Preis Ab $57.30 -
Celtic territories in Europe. Europam, sive Celticam veterem by Abraham Ortelius
Europam, sive Celticam veterem is a historical map created by Abraham Ortelius, first published in the late 16th century as part of his studies of the ancient world. The map depicts Europe as understood in classical...Regulärer Preis Ab $25.92 -
Defense military map of the United States created in 1942
Defense Map of United States is a wartime pictorial map published in 1942 by C.S. Hammond & Co. Measuring approximately 79 × 55 cm, it illustrates the continental United States with military districts, army and navy...Regulärer Preis Ab $44.92 -
Ancient map of France Galliae Veteris Typus by Petrus Bertius
Galliae Veteris Typus is a historical map portraying ancient Gaul, the region that largely corresponds to modern France. Created by Petrus Bertius in the early seventeenth century, the map draws upon classical sources to depict the...Regulärer Preis Ab $25.92 -
World map on Mercator Projection published in the XIX century
World Map on Mercator Projection by Henry Teesdale is a nineteenth-century world map that employs the Mercator projection, a cartographic method prized for preserving compass bearings and aiding maritime navigation. Published during an era of expanding...Regulärer Preis Ab $19.53 -
Hammond Continental Map of the United States mid XX century
Hammond's Continental Map of the United States is a large-format political and reference map published in 1957 by C.S. Hammond & Co.. Produced in full color, it presents the continental United States with clearly differentiated state...Regulärer Preis Ab $48.09
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