Antique Maps of Ukrania

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"Post Karte von der Halbinsel Taurien oder Krim 1788." Copper engraving by H. Benedict, 1788.

The map shows the postal routes at the time of the war between the Turks and the Russians. In the upper left of the map is part of Bessarabien with the towns of Otschaw and Kinburn at the mouth of the Dnieper River. In the upper right is the peninsula of Kosa Berdinka.

Map has vertical folds to fit atlas. Some scattered spotting, mostly on right side of map. Light creases near fold lines. Repaired tear on lower margin edge.

26.2 x 45 cm ( 10.3 x 17.7 ")

$ 250.00

Order Nr.UKRANIA1010

"Spezial Karte von dem Koenigreiche Taurien oder der Halbinsel Krim" Copper engraving for Reilly's Postal Atlas, 1791. Fine, modern hand coloring.

Fine map showing the postal routes of the time.

The margins have been added. Clean image. Strong impression.

20.7 x 32.5 cm ( 8.1 x 12.7 ")

$ 150.00

Order Nr.UKRANIA1011

"Tabula Geographica Qua Pars Rusiae Magnae". Copper etching by Johann Baptist Homann, ca 1720. Original hand coloring.

Map was photographed against a gray background.

Lower part of left margin has been reinforced.

66.5 x 48 cm (26.2 x 18.9 ")

$ 480.00

Order Nr.UKRANIA1013 SOLD

"Der koeniglichen Republik Polen Woiwodschaft Podolien und die untere Polnische Ukraine naehmlich die Woiwodschaft Braclaw oder Klein Polen suedlicher Theil." Copper etching in original hand coloring from the "Postal Atlas", Reilly, Vienna, 1791.

This map shows the region of Podolien that is now part of western Ukrania. In the center of the map is Braclaw on the Bug River. In the lower left corner is Moldavia.

Map has wide margins. A few minor scattered spots in margins.

21 x 28.8 cm ( 8.2 x 11.3 ")

$ 280.00

Order Nr.UKRANIA1012

“Seat of war in the Crimea. Map of the country between Simpheropol and Baidar to illustrate the Allied and the Russian armies". Wood engraving. Dated 1855. Reverse side has print.

Very, very detailed map showing every creek and every village in this area.

36.2 x 24 cm (14.3 x 9.4").

$ 170.00

Order Nr. UKRANIA1014

“Des Russischen Reiches Statthalterschaften Woronesch, Bekgorod, Kiew oder Kleinrussland und Charkow od. d.Russische Ukraine". Part of the Ukraine around Kiew,Charkow and Belgorod."

Copper etching by Franz Johann Joseph von Reilly. Vienna 1799. Reilly's atlas was a postal/coach travel service atlas. He states: in this part of Russia there is no postal service.

Clean. Wide margins. Excellent.

20.3 x 27.3 cm (8 x 10.7").

$ 350.00

Order Nr. UKRANIA

"Karte von Russland" Copper engraving ca 1780. Some outline coloring.

In the center of the map is Moscow. In the lower right is the Caspian Sea. In the lower left is part of Bulgaria. In the upper left is Finland.

Map has a horizontal centerfold. Some creasing in margins, especially in lower margin. Repaired tear in right margin on centerfold.

35 x 28 cm ( 13.7 x 11 ")

$ 190.00

Order Nr. RUSSIA1471

"Die Völker und Reiche der Slaven zwischen Elbe und don bis 1125." Copper engraving by Johann Carl Ausfeld for Dr. Karl von Spruner's "Historisch-Geographischer Hand Atlas". Published in Gotha, 1846. Original hand outline coloring.

This interesting map shows the regions of the various Slavic peoples between the Elbe and don Rivers until 1125. The older names of the Slavic people are used and each region is outlined with a different color. The map reaches from Magdeburg in the west to the Oka River in the east.

Map has browning on margin edges and a few light, scattered spots. Small repaired tear in lower left margin corner.

32 x 39.8 cm (12.5 x 15.6 ")

$ 280.00

Order Nr. BALTIC1075

"Polen und Lithauen von 1125 bis zu ihrer Vereinigung 1386." Copper engraving by W. alt for Dr. Karl von Spruner's "Historisch-Geographischer Hand Atlas". Published in Gotha, 1846. Original hand outline coloring.

Very historical map of Poland and Lithuania in the time of 1125 tp their unification in 1386. In the upper right is a bit of the Volga River and the area around Moscow. At the bottom center is Moldavia and the moth of the Danube River. On the left is the Oder River with Landsberg and Stettin. Most of the map uses very old Polish and German names.

Map has light browning on margin edges and very light overall age toning.

35 x 38 cm ( 13.7 x 14.9 ")

$ 280.00

Order Nr.BALTIC1077

"Polen und Litthauen unter den Jagjellonen 1386-1572." Copper engraving by Maedel for Dr. Karl von Spruner's "Historisch-Geographischer Hand Atlas". Published in Gotha, 1846. Original hand outline coloring.

Map shows Poland, Lithuania and the surrounding area under the rule of the Jagjellonen from 1386 to 1572. The map reaches from Wittenberg and Grimma in the west to the Oka River in the east. At the bottom of the map is the mouth of the Danube River in the Black Sea.

Map has light browning on margin edges and a few minor scattered spots.

32 x 38.3 cm ( 12.5 x 15 ")

$ 280.00

Order Nr.BALTIC1076

"Pologne" Copper engraving by Robert de Vaugondy, dated 1762.

At the top of this detailed map is Curland. In the center is Bielisk and Drogiessen. On the left edge is Posname and Brieg.

Map has vertical fold to fit book size.

14.8 x 16.4 cm ( 5.8 x 6.4 ")

$ 185.00

Order Nr. POLAND1414

“Polen bis zu seinem Untergang 1795". ( Poland up to its extinction 1795.) Steel etching by Joh. Carl Ausfeld. 1846.

Clean.

Page size: 37 x 43.8 cm (14.6 x 17.2").

$ 180.00

Order Nr. POLAND1418

"Karte von West Russland". Copper etching by the Lotter Brothers in Augsburg dated 1812. Original hand outline coloring.

This large map shows the Baltic countries and surrounding neighbors. In the upper left is the Baltic Sea and southern Finland. On the left side is part of Prussia with Koenigsberg and further south is part of Poland with Warsaw. At the bottom left is Moldavia and Rumania and the last portion of the Danube River flowing into the Black Sea. Moscow is on the upper right side of the map as a large red point.

Map has a vertical and horizontal fold crossing in the center of the map. Folds are visible only close-up. Small reapirs(visible only on backside) on the horizontal fold. In the margins of the map are creases and light graying on margin edges. Small repaired tears on upper and right margin edges.Overall condition is otherwise Good.

68.8 x 47.2 cm ( 27 x 18.5 ")

$ 415.00

Order Nr. BALTIC 1068

"La Pologne Suivant les degrés de l'Academie des Sciences de Paris". Copper etching published in Paris ca 1750. Modern hand coloring.

This map shows the Baltic coast from Stettin Bay in the west to Riga in the northeast. To the right of the title cartouche is a bit of Hungary and Translyvania. In the lower right is the Dnieper river.

The map has one pin-sized hole that is only seen against light. Light crease in lower left side on yellow border. General condition is Almost Very Good.

13.6 x 17.3 cm ( 5.3 x 6.8 ")

$ 175.00

Order Nr. BALTIC1064

"Reino de Polonia o sea la parte unida ala Rusia por el repartimiento de 1795 que conserva el nombre de aquel antiquo reino". Copper etching by R. Alabern, ca 1820. Original outline coloring. Map is seldom.

This historical map reaches from Coslin in Pomerania to Libau and Schruder on the north Baltic coast. At the top center of the map is Riga in Latvia. At the bottom center of the map is Buchovina and Moldavia with the towns of Jirlau and Baja. In the lower right is part of the course of the Dnieper River.

Map had very wide margins. Vertical centerfold. Very clean. Near the lower margin edge are three small holes.

27 x 34.2 cm ( 10.6 x 13.4 ")

$ 250.00

Order Nr. POLAND1406

"Russia cum Condinijs. Russia, Sive Moscovia" Copper etching by Peter Kaerius (1571-1646). Amsterdam, ca 1620. Fine, modern hand coloring.

Moscow is in the lower center of this detailed map reaching from the black and Caspian Seas in the south to Lapland in the north.On the middle left edge is Hamburg. On the right is the Toboll River. Latin text on reverse side.

Map has overall light age toning and a few spots. Crease in upper left and lower left.

14 x 18.5 cm (5.5 x 7.2 ")

$ 280.00

Order Nr. RUSSIA1479

"Moschovia Nvova Tavola". Copper etching from "L'Isole piu Famose del Mondo" (The most famous islands of the world by Thomas Porcacchi (1530 - 1585) and engraved by Girolamo Porro. The first edition of this work was published in Venice in 1572. This is from the second edition, 1620.

This map shows Moscow and the surrounding area. It reaches as far as to the Caspian Sea in the lower right and the Black Sea in the lower left. On the left side is Riga. In the north is a bit of the Arctic Sea to be seen. The Ural mountains are on the right side. On one backside is a short text in Italian about the area shown.

Map has a rather weak imprint in the upper left part. Along the centerfold are several small repairs. Some text showing lightly from backside on leftfront. Overall condition is Better than Good.

17.7 x 23.7 cm ( 6.9 x 9.3 ")

$ 280.00

Order Nr. RUSSIA 1444

"Das Europäische Russland nebst den asiatischen Provinzen diesseit des Ural 1849." Steel etching from "Neuster Zeitungs Atlas. Alter und Neuer Erdkunde" by J. Meyer, ca 1855. Original outline coloring.

Moscow is located almost directly in the center of this map of central Russia. In the upper left are two detailed insets; one of St. Petersburg and one of Moscow. Clearly visible on the right side are the Ural Mountains.

Map has a few light spots in margins. Condition is otherwise Better than Good.

25.5 x 19.5 cm ( 10 x 7.6 ")

$ 65.00

Order Nr. RUSSIA 1465

Muscovy or Russia

Muscovia, aut Alba Russia

Copper etching by Hermann Moll ( 1678-1732).
Published ca 1710.

At the bottom are bits of the Black and Caspian Seas.

Text below map and on backside is in English.
Map image is clean but right margin and part of
text area are smudged. Map was not printed straight
on page. Binding marks on left margin edge.
The overall condition is only Good.

Map size: 16.3 x 17.7 cm ( 6.4 x 6.9 ")
Page size:31.5 x 20.5 cm ( 12.4 x 8 ")

$ 190.00

Order Nr. RUSSIA 1463

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