![Europe No. 17 Partie De La Russie [Orenbourg & Petitehorde]](/map/small/19822.jpg)
Regional map of part of Russia. Shows towns, roads, rivers, mountains, and a host of other details. From Vandermaelen's remarkable 6 volume atlas, which if combined as globe gores forms an immense globe.
![Russian Empire [with] Chart of the Communication Between The Archipelago And Black Sea](/map/small/64013.jpg)
Unusual pair of maps of Russia and the water route from the Black Sea and the Mediterranean, published in Edinburgh by Thomson. Striking regional map, showing all of Russia, the Arctic Ocean, Northeast Passage, and Chinese Tartary, along with Japan,...
![[Black Sea Map in Russian] Карта Чернаго Моря Составленная и Гравированная въ Гидрографическомъ Депо 1829 Годa. [Map of the Black Sea Compiled and Engraved in the Hydrographic Depot 1829.](/map/small/61778.jpg)
Rare Russian-language chart of the Black Sea, issued by the Hydrographic Depot in St. Petersburg in 1829. The map was published in 1829, in which year the Russians took control of the most of the eastern edge of the Black Sea and the mouth of the...
![[Hydrographic Map of European Russia] ГИДРОГРАФИЧЕСКАЯ КАРТА ЕВРОПЕЙСКОЙ РОССИИ](/map/small/54482.jpg)
A Vision of Linking the White Sea, Baltic Sea, Capsian Sea, and the Black Sea. Impressive engraved folding hydrographic map laying out Imperial Russia's extensive canal network, published by the State Transport University...
Full color example of the first edition of David Burr's map of the Russian Empire, which appeared in his Universal Atlas, first issued in 1836. Burr's Atlas was perhaps the most elegant American commercially published atlas of its time, utilizing...
![[The European Part of the Russian Empire.] Европейская Часть Россійской Имперіи.](/map/small/66704.jpg)
Detailed and very rare Russian-language map of the European part of Russia, published in Saint Petersburg in 1836. Rarity The map is very scarce. We have been unable to find any other examples in sales databases, libraries and archives, nor in...
Highly detailed town plan of Moscow, showing streets, buildings, rivers, parks, public squares, a race course, churches, barracks, bridges, and a host of other details. Large vignette of the Church of the Assumption in the Kremlin and a view of the...
Rare and highly detailed map of the Ural region, with a large inset of the Bjelaja Gora area. The map shows post roads, government roads, district roads, mountains, rivers, lakes, towns, boundaries and a host of other details. There are very few maps...
Interesting historical map of Russia, examining the history of Russia from the Reign of Peter the Great in 1689 to the Death of Alexander in 1825.
Rare Plan of St. Petersburg Proposing An Early Solution to St. Petersburg's Perennial Flooding Issues Von Wiebeking's plan for St. Petersburg was one of several competing plans proposed for the purpose of addressing the chonic flooding issues in St....
Fine lithographic view of the Kremlin, from a series of views of Moscow and Petersburg, published by Daziaro in Moscow and St. Petersburg.
Fine lithographic view of the Kremlin Arsenal Moscow, from a series of views of Moscow and Petersburg, published by Daziaro in Moscow and St. Petersburg. The Kremlin Arsenal was previously used as an armory, which was built within the grounds of the...
Fine lithographic view of the Convent of Froitzko-Serguiewsk, from a series of views of Moscow and Petersburg, published by Daziaro in Moscow and St. Petersburg.
![[European Russia] Гидрографическая Карта Европейской Россіи. Составлена Департаментом Проэентовъ И Смѣтъ Главнаго Управления Путей Сообщения и Публичныхъ Зданій | Hydrographical Chart of European Russia Compiled by the Project and Estimate Department of](/map/small/61005.jpg)
An Empire Connected by Rivers. Large-format Russian-language map of European Russia, focusing on the ever-expanding project to connect all of European Russia through its navigable rivers and canals. From the 18th to the 20th centuries, the primary...
Nice full color example of Rapkin' map of The Crimea, in the style of the maps of John Tallis Vignettes includes Sebastopol (2), Balaklava Harbor, Bank of the Alma River and Eupatoria.
Rare separately issued map of showing the status of the War in the Crimea, published by John P. Jewett & Co. in Boston and Lithographed by S.W. Chandler & Bro. in Boston. The map includes inset maps entitled "General Map of Crimea" and...
