Indian Ocean (N-31)
€15,92Map of the Indian Ocean, Pierre Duval, Antwerp 1665 is supplied with a cardboard sleeve which is included in the price on the web shop.
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Indonesia (N-32)
€15,92Ortelius, 1570, Map of Indonesia, including India, New Guinea, China and the Northwest Coast of America, is considered the first modern atlas. it is delivered with a cardboard sleeve which is included in the price on the web shop.
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Istria on part of Peutzer’s map (N-70)
€15,92Part of Peutzer’s map, showing Istria and Rome. It contains the original description from the replica made by Ortelius, published in 1598. It is supplied with a cardboard sleeve which is included in the price on the web shop.
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Istria, Blaeu (N-2)
€15,92Map of Istria, 1676, G. Blaeu The replica of the old map is delivered with a cardboard sleeve, which is included in the price on the web shop.
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Istria, Petar Kopić (N-1)
€15,92Istria, from Ortelius’ atlas, 1573, Petar Kopić The replica of the old map is delivered with a cardboard sleeve that is included in the price on the web shop.
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Istria, Slovenia, Austria (N-6)
€15,92Slovenia, Croatia and Austria. Original copperplate based on the map by G. Cantelli da Vignola.
It comes with a cardboard sleeve that is included in the price on the web shop.
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Italy, Giacomo Gastaldi (N-27)
€15,92Author: Ortelius, 1574. Based on Giacomo Gastaldi’s earlier map of Italy. The replica of the old map is delivered with a cardboard sleeve, which is included in the price on the web shop.
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Italy, Speculum Orbis Terrarum (N-26)
€15,92Gerard De Jode, Antwerp, 1578, Map of Italy, from the Speculum Orbis Terrarum, which along with Ortelius’ ‘Theatrum Orbis Terrarum’ are the earliest modern atlases in the world. The replica of the old map is delivered with a cardboard sleeve, which is included in the price on the web shop.
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Japan (N-35)
€15,92Map of Japan, Engelbert Kaempfer, 1727. Supplied with a cardboard sleeve which is included in the price on the web shop.
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Kvarner (N-61)
€15,92Colored depiction of Kvarner from the 17th century. Author: Vincenzo Coronelli, 1696, Venice. It is delivered with a cardboard sleeve, which is included in the price on the web shop.
