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This beautifully detailed 1682 antique map of Portugal showcases the country’s early cartographic heritage with intricate borders, major cities, and coastline features. Featuring Lisboa, Porto, Algarve, and Setúbal, this map...

Samuel Augustus Mitchell of Philadelphia published this Spain and Portugal, with Environs of Madrid, in the 1846 edition of A New Universal Atlas, the first issue by Mitchell alone. The...

This beautiful map of Portugal was published in 1912, offering a detailed look at the country in the early 20th century. It was created by the Sociedade de Propaganda de...

The Polish Army Topography Service compiled this Spain and Portugal for the Pergamon World Atlas, which Pergamon Press of Oxford issued together with Polish Scientific Publishers of Warsaw. The map...

Edward Stanford of London published this Spain and Portugal in 1882 in Stanford's London Atlas of Universal Geography, the quarto edition of forty-four colored maps. The steel-engraved sheet measures 33...

John Dower drew and engraved this Spain & Portugal for Henry Teesdale & Co. of London, and it was issued in 1831 in the first edition of A New General...

John Bartholomew and Son of London produced this Spain and Portugal for The Times Atlas of the World, Mid-Century Edition, published with Houghton Mifflin of Boston, and the catalog dates...

A.J. Johnson drew this Spain and Portugal for Johnson's New Illustrated Family Atlas, published by Johnson and Browning of New York in 1860, the successors to J.H. Colton and Company....

John Tallis of London published this Spain and Portugal in 1851, a full-color map engraved for R. Montgomery Martin's Illustrated Atlas. The Rare Maps catalog calls it a striking example...

George Cram of Chicago published this Spain and Portugal in The Columbian World's Fair Atlas, an uncommon atlas of ninety maps issued in 1893 to commemorate the World's Columbian Exposition...

Eugène Andriveau-Goujon of Paris published this Espagne et Portugal, number 28, in the 1863 new edition of his Atlas classique et universel de géographie ancienne et moderne, an atlas of...

Anthony Finley of Philadelphia published this Spain & Portugal in 1831 in A New General Atlas Comprising a Complete Set of Maps, representing the Grand Divisions of the Globe, an...

Mario Baratta and Luigi Visintin made this Regione Iberica (Spagna e Portogallo) for the Grande atlante geografico of the Istituto Geografico De Agostini of Novara, the first great Italian atlas,...

Samuel Augustus Mitchell's New General Atlas, published in Philadelphia by John Y. Huber and Company in 1890, is the source of this Spain & Portugal, which carries a Bradley copyright...

Journey across the Iberian Peninsula with this expertly restored 1905 Portugal Map, an enduring snapshot of a nation poised between its storied past and the stirrings of modern development. With...

Rand McNally and Company of Chicago published this Spain, Portugal in its Indexed Atlas of the World in 1897, in the foreign countries volume of a two-volume set. The sheet...

Journey to a time when the Azores served as a crucial waypoint for caravels, merchants, and explorers with this 1584 Portuguese Map. Each outlined island reveals the archipelago’s rugged coastlines,...

This historical map of Portugal, originally created by Augusto Ludeña, provides a fascinating look at the country’s geography, political regions, and transportation systems. Designed for educational purposes, it features carefully...

Spain & Portugal was drawn and engraved by J. Dower and published by Henry Teesdale & Co. in London in 1831, one of the maps in the first edition of...

The Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, a British body founded to spread inexpensive education, is credited with this Spain and Portugal in Provinces, which Edward Stanford of London...

George W. Colton drew this Spain and Portugal for Colton's Atlas of the World, published by J.H. Colton and Company in New York in 1856. The catalog calls the one-volume...

Henry S. Tanner of Philadelphia published this Spain and Portugal, with an inset titled Environs of Madrid, in his New Universal Atlas, and the catalog dates the map to 1836...

Samuel Augustus Mitchell Jr. of Philadelphia published this Map of France, Spain, and Portugal in 1860 in Mitchell's New General Atlas, the first edition of the atlas that replaced his...

Franz Ludwig Güssefeld's Atlas von Spanien, published in 1823 and based largely on the drawings of Tomás López, is the source of this Carte des Isles de Maiorque, Minorque et...