Striking regional map of the Turkish / Ottoman Empire, centered on Turkey and Asia Minor, and showing the Eastern Mediterranean, Balkans, Greece, Persia, Saudi Arabia, the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea. Includes a decorative cartouche in the lower...
Scarce map of the Turkish Empire, from Le Rouge's Atlas Nouvel Portatif . . . , first issued in Paris in 1748. Includes a fine decorative cartouche.
Finely engraved map of Asia Minor and the north part of Cyprus, from Jacques Nicolas Bellin's Le Petit Atlas Maritime Recueti de Cartes et Plans des Quatre Parlies du Monde en Cinq Volumes, first published in Paris in 1764.
Detailed plan of Constantinople, published in the Universal Magazine. Includes fine topographical detail, compass rose, roads, fortifications, etc.
Detailed map of the area around Istanbul, published in the London Magazine. The map shows the area of Istanbul, and the Bosphorus Straits, with a number of roads and smaller towns, much of which is now a part of the sprawling Istanbul Metropolis.
Scarce regional map of the Asiatic regions of the Turkish Empire, first published in Nuremberg in 1771. The map is centered on the Black Sea and extends from Cyprus and Greece in the west to the Caspian in the East.
Detailed map of Cyprus, Asia Minor and contiguous Islands and the Black Sea region, from Paola Santini's large atlas, published in Venice.
Rare highly detailed map of Asia Minor, Cyprus and environs, engraved by Lindeman, for a Dutch edtion of Pococke's Description of the East and Some other Countries, first published in London in 1745. Richard Pococke was born in Southampton and...
Detailed map of Turkey, Asia Minor, Persia, Syria, Iraq, Armenia, etc. Very large Cyprus shown. Colored by provinces. Excellent detail. One of the best large format English atlas maps of the period.
Detailed map of Asia Minor, Syria and Iraq. Excellent detail. Shows towns, rivers, mountains, islands, etc. From Smith's General Atlas. Nice topographical detail.
Detailed map of Turkey, Asia Minor, Persia, Syria, Iraq, Armenia, etc. Very large Cyprus shown. Colored by provinces. Excellent detail. One of the best large format English atlas maps of the period. Pinkerton's maps reflect the fine copperplate...
Striking view of Istanbul, with the Bosphorus in the background, published by Turgis in Paris.
Detailed and very rare Russian-language the Middle East, published in Saint Petersburg in 1836. The map differentiates between Arabia, the Ottoman Empire (and internal regions such as Karamania), Persia, Afghanistan, Baluchistan, etc. Rarity The map...
Detailed map of Asia Minor, Cyprus, Syria, Armenia, Al-Jesira, Irak, Kurdistan and Azerbijan. Shows towns, islands, rivers, mountains, gulfs, bays, etc. Includes Cyprus and a large insets of the Environs of Constantinople. Nice ethnic detail, with...
Highly detailed plan of Constantinople (Istanbul) and neighboring areas. Shows buildings, streets, ports of entry, Mosques, gates and a host of other details. One of the best plans of the city to appear in a 19th Century Commercial Atlas.
Striking full color example of Tallis' map of the region bounded by the Black Sea, Mediterranean, Aleppo and Diyar-Bekr, including a nice large Cyprus Vignettes of Olympus, Rhodes, a sailing vessel and Turkish costumes. Engraved for R. Montgomery...