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Wander through an era when Germany comprised a mosaic of duchies, principalities, and free cities, each bearing its own laws and cultural flair. This 1851 Vintage Map draws you into...

This historical map of Germany’s occupation zones following World War II offers a detailed depiction of the post-war division of the country among the Allied powers. Featuring clearly marked American,...

In 1946, amid the upheaval of a war‑torn Europe, this meticulously rendered map of East Germany captures a nation freshly divided by political ideology and emerging borders. Every carefully drawn...

This Cold War-era Berlin Wall map is a historically significant depiction of the divided city during one of the most tense periods in world history. The map illustrates the clear...

This antique map of Frankfurt am Main is an extraordinary historical reproduction showcasing the city’s layout in intricate detail. From its historic streets and bridges to its fortifications and surrounding...

Immerse yourself in post-World War I Southwest Germany with this 1925 Stuttgart Map, charting a city balancing industrial progress and cultural heritage in the cradles of Baden-Württemberg. Each ward traces...

Explore the complex history of World War I with this detailed German Alliance map, illustrating the geopolitical landscape of Europe during one of the most turbulent periods in modern history....

Auguste Michelot and Achille Meissas drew this Empire Français en 1812 for their Petit atlas de géographie du moyen âge et des principales époques des temps modernes, a ten-map school...

Edward Stanford of Charing Cross, London, published this France II in 1865 in The Family Atlas, eighty maps engraved on steel under the superintendence of the Society for the Diffusion...

Journey into a Rhine Valley stronghold reflecting centuries of shifting allegiances with this 1929 Strasbourg Map, capturing a locale that blends French finesse and German practicality. Winding streets in the...

J. Migeon directed the publication of this geological map of France for the Nouvel Atlas Illustré, Géographie Universelle, issued in Paris in 1892 by the Direction et Administration at 11...

George Franklin Cram drew this map of France for Cram's Unrivaled Family Atlas of the World, copyrighted in 1883 and published by A.C. Shewey and Company of Chicago and Rushville,...

Daniel-Louis Derveaux drew this map of France in 1963, titled Fromaiges et Vignobles and labeled Païs de Cocagne, the Land of Plenty, as part of the popular series of historical...

W. & A.K. Johnston Limited of Edinburgh and London published this France in 1906 in the second edition of The Victoria Regina Atlas, Political, Physical and Astronomical, a world atlas...

Pierre Lapie, who with Poirson drew the maps for Conrad Malte-Brun's Précis de la géographie universelle, made this map of the French Empire in 1809 for the atlas that François...

This Italien is map number 21 in Stielers Hand-Atlas, which Justus Perthes of Gotha published in a ninth edition of one hundred copper-engraved maps. The sheet is credited to Adolf...

This richly ornamented late-seventeenth-century map of the Kingdom of Denmark, titled Regni Daniae Novissima et Accuratissima Tabula, was made by Nicolaes Visscher II of Amsterdam around 1690 and bears a...

This color lithograph map of Denmark, titled Daenemark, was made by Adolph Hartleben and published in Vienna and Leipzig in 1888 to accompany A. Hartleben's Volks-Atlas. G. Freytag and Berndt...

Joseph Meyer's Bibliographisches Institut in Hildburghausen published this map of Kentucky in 1845, part of the firm's wide-ranging Meyers Universum series of steel-engraved geography and closely based on Tanner's American...

Jacques Nicolas Bellin engraved this chart of Denmark and the Baltic approaches, titled Carte du Dannemarc, for his five-volume Petit Atlas Maritime, published in Paris in 1764 under the patronage...

Homann Heirs of Nuremberg published this map of eastern Virginia, Maryland, and all of Delaware in 1745, one of four regional maps of North America the firm issued together on...

Joseph Meyer's Bibliographisches Institut published this map of Louisiana from Hildburghausen in 1845, closely based on Tanner's American work of the early 1840s and issued as part of the same...

Immerse yourself in the storied landscapes of northeastern France with this 1890 map of Alsace Lorraine, a region famed for its blend of French and German influences. Intricate borders, quaint...

This color lithograph plan of Brussels was drawn by Ernst Thom and Dr. Corn. Loewe and published by Pharus-Verlag of Hamburg in 1917. It comes from the Pharus-Atlas Deutscher Staedte,...

This early bird's-eye view of the Danish seaport of Kolding and the royal residence of Koldinghus, titled Colding Schloss und Stat, was published in Cologne in 1598 by Georg Braun...

Christoph Weigel of Nuremberg published this Gallia Vetus ex Iulii Caesaris Comentaris around 1720, a hand-colored engraved map of ancient Gaul drawn from classical sources, above all Julius Caesar's Commentarii...

David H. Burr drew and published this Kingdom of the Netherlands in New York in 1831, in a series of maps for a general atlas printed by Sleight and Robinson....

This plan of Antwerp and its citadel, titled Plan de la Ville et Citadelle d'Anvers, was published by Matthaeus Seutter in Augsburg around 1730. The catalog calls it a fine...

This rare postal map of Finland and Norrland was drawn by Franz Johann Joseph von Reilly and appeared in Von Reilly and Kuhn's Atlas Universae rei veredariae bilinguis, also titled...

The Geological Survey of Alabama published this geological map of the state in 1894 under the direction of State Geologist Eugene Allen Smith and his chief assistant Henry McCalley, with...

This vivid and highly decorative early-eighteenth-century plan of Stockholm, titled Accurater Grundriss und Prospect der Kon. Schwed. Reichs und Hauptstadt Stockholm, was produced in Nuremberg by Johann Baptist Homann around...

This A Map of Italy with its Kingdoms, States, &c. was made by Richard William Seale and published in London in 1746. It is a decorative map of Italy, Corsica,...

This historically significant map illustrates the D-Day invasion of Normandy and the first 48 days of action with the 743rd Tank Battalion in France during World War II. Featuring bold...

This exquisite print showcases a stunning illustration of the iconic mallard duck (Anas platyrhynchos) by the legendary ornithologist John James Audubon. Featuring intricate details and lifelike colors, this artwork highlights...