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Antique rare maps of Germany





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1790 - A Correct Chart of the Cattegat and Sound From The Scaw to the Island of Rugen, including particular plans of the Sound, Gothenberg, Marstrand and Malo; taken from the Danish and Swedish Surveys by John Hamilton Moore, Hydrographer to His Royal Highness,

  • $29.99

Signed By the Captain of the USS Congress Rare English Sea chart, published in London by John Hamilton Moore. The chart shows the region between Sweden and Denmark, extending to Rugen and the German coastline. John Hamilton Moore (1738-1807) was a...


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1794 - A New Map of the Electorate of Bavaria, Comprehending The Dutchy of Bavaria Divided Into Upper and Lower Bavaria; The Upper Palatinate, the Palatinates or Dutchies of Neuburg and Sulzbach.

  • $14.99

Detailed map of Bavaria, in present-day Germany, by the esteemed English mapmaking firm of Laurie & Whittle. The map highlights the political divisions and subdivisions of Bavaria in attractive original hand-color. Laurie & Whittle Robert...


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1794 - The German Dominions of the King of Great Britain; Comprized under the name of Electorate of Brunswick-Luneburg and including the Dutchies of Bremen, Verden, Lunenburg-Zell, Calenberg and Grubenhagen.

  • $14.99

Fine engraved map of the territory in the west of Germany that constituted some of the inherited lands of George III. The chief cities on the map are Hamburg, Bremen, and Hanover, although many others are also shown. Laurie & Whittle Robert...


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1794 - A New Map of Prussia from the best Authorities

  • $14.99

Detailed map of the dismembered parts of Poland and the Baltic Region, extending from Prussia in the West to Smolensk in the East. Divided by regions. Highly detailed.


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1794 - The Circle of Westphalia, Drawn from the Latest Authorities

  • $14.99

Detailed map of Westphalia, spanning from the Bishoprick of Liege to Friesland and Verden. Divided by regions, which are individually colored.


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1794 - The Circle of Lower Saxony Drawn from the Latest Authorities

  • $14.99

An interesting regional map, showing the Dutchys of Bremen, Holstein, Mecklenberg, Schwerin, Gustro, Magdeburg, Verden, Saxe Launberg, the County of Dannenberg, a group of southern Principalities including Calenburg, Grubenhagen, Haaberstadt,...


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1794 - A New Map of Germany, divided into Circles: From the Best Authorities

  • $14.99

An interesting regional map showing the Dutchys of Bremen, Holstein, Mecklenberg, Schwerin, Gustro, Magdeburg, Verden, Saxe Launberg, the County of Dannenberg, a group of southern Principalities including Calenburg, Grubenhagen, Haaberstadt,...


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1800 - Plan of the City of Dresden

  • $14.99

Finely colored map of Dresden at the end of the 18th Century. The map illustrates the fortified old and new towns on either side of the Elbe River, with an extensive key locating 48 places.


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1804 - A Map of The Dutchy of Holstein with the Territories of the Imperial Towns Hamburg & Lubek, Also The Bishoprick of Eutin, Laid down from Fischer's Map and Corrected by B___ . . . 1804

  • $14.99

Highly detailed map of northern Germany, published by William Faden, one of England's leading mapmakers in the late 18th Century. The map provides an exceptionally detailed image of the region, including roads, towns, rivers, islands, lakes, etc.


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1806 - [Spandau] Spandow

  • $14.99

A Napoleonic Era French Map of Spandau Detailed manuscript map of the fortifications around Spandau and its Citadel, including French text, almost certainly indicating that it was prepared during the French occupation of the region, between 1806 and...


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1813 - Swedish Pomerania, with the Island of Rugen Drawn from the original Map By F. W. C. Baron Schmettan, Maj. General, &c. &c.

  • $14.99

Nice example of Faden's double-page engraved map of Rugen and Swedish Pomerania, a Dominion under the Swedish Crown from 1630 to 1815, which was situated on what is now the Baltic coast of Germany and Poland. The map includes an inset town plan of...


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1815 - Prussian Dominions

  • $14.99

Detailed map of the Prussian Dominions, including parts of the former Kingdom of Poland. Colored by provinces. Excellent detail. One of the best large format English atlas maps of the period. Pinkerton's maps reflect the fine copperplate engraving...


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1820 - Gorge de Karlenhausen

  • $14.99

Manuscript Map Showing Land in the German State of Hessen Finely-wrought topographic manuscript map showing the Schwalm-Eder-Kreis, or the Schwalm-Eder district. The document, on the verso, is titled “Gorge de Karlenhausen,” the name of one of...


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1832 - Munich [München]

  • $14.99

Highly detailed plan of Munich, with a large birdseye view of the City from the East across the Isar River. One of the best 19th Century English town plans of Munich to appear in a commercial atlas.


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1833 - Dresden

  • $14.99

Highly detailed town plan of Dresden, with profile views of 12 major buildings, churches and the Elbe Bridge. One of the best plans of Dresden to appear in a 19th Century commercial atlas.


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1836 - [Map of the Kingdom of Prussia and the Kingdom of Poland] Карта Королевства Прусского и Царства Польского

  • $14.99

Shows the Free, Independent, and Strictly Neutral City of Cracow with its Territory! Detailed and very rare Russian-language map of Poland, Prussia, and the Free City of Krakow, published in Saint Petersburg in 1836. This map shows Krakow as the Free...