1525 Ptolemy/Fries Map of North Africa -- II Tabula Moderna Aphrice

Stanford's Compendium of Geography and Travel: Africa by A.H. Keane, printed in London, 1895. Volume I is on North Africa. Volume II is on South Africa. Both with maps and illustrations and bound in b

Africa.- Fries (Lorenz) [Tabula Nova Partis Africae], rare Ptolemaic map of Southern Africa, a reduced version of Waldseemuller's map of 1513, from 'Claudii Ptolemaei Geographicae...', woodcut with fu

[Maps & Atlases] [Africa] Ortelius, AbrahamGroup of 2 MapsBarbariae et Biledulgerid, nova descriptio(Antwerp, ca. 1570-1612). Hand-colored engraving. Coastal map of North Africa and the Mediterranean,

Ortelius' Cornerstone Map of Africa. Africa. Abraham Ortelius, Africae Tabula Nova, from Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, 1570 (dated). Black & White. This striking map is one of the cornerstone maps of Afric

Map of Africa After Jocodus Hondius, Aerica Nova Tabula Auct. Jud Hondiowith a distinctive blank cartouche as published in a 1659 Paris edition of Pierre D'Avity's Les Etats, Empires Royaumes du Monde

Africa.- Ortelius (Abraham) Africae Tabula Nova, detailed map of Africa based upon Gastaldi's 8 sheet wall map and Mercator's world map of 1569, decorated with a strapwork title cartouche, a sea battl

Tabula Moderna Gallie. Martin Waldseemuller (1473-1520). Woodcut. Strasbourg, 1513. 17 1/2 x 23 inches sheet. First Edition Waldseemuller Map of ”Modern” France from what is considered to be the m

[Munster, Sebastian] TABULA NOVARUM INSULARUM, QUAS DIVERSIS RESPECTIBUS OCCIDENTALES & INDIANAS UOCANT. Double-page woodcut map of North and South America by Sebastian Munster. First cut in 1540, thi

Title: Africae Tabula Nova Map maker: Abraham Ortelius, Theatrum Orbis Terrarum Place and Year: Antwerp, 1570 Dimensions: 50 x 37.6 cm (19.8 x 14.8 in) Technique: Copperplate engraving Coloring: Hand

Property of a Private Collector, Hilton Head Island, SC Description: Frederick De Wit (circa 1629-1706), Nova Orbis Tabula In Lucem Edita, A.F. De Wit, Amsterdam: Covens and Mortier, c. 1720, publ

Abraham Ortelius (1527-1598), "Africae Tabula Nova," Antwerp, 1570. This hand colored map of Africa originates from Ortelius' "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum." The map shows political divisions within Africa

(AMERICAS.) Johannes de Laet. Americae Sive Indiae Occidentalis Tabula Generalis. Double-page engraved map of North and South America. 12¼x15½ inches sheet size, wide margins; hand-colored i

By: Abraham OrteliusDate: 1588 (published) AntwerpDimensions: 14.5 x 18 inches (36.83 x 45.72 cm)This is an authentic antique map of Africa was published by Abraham Ortellius in 1588. It was taken fro

Title: Septentrionalivm Partivm Nova Tabula Publication Date:1598 ca. Cartographer: PTOLEMY/RUSCELLI/GASTALDI Publisher: Brief Description: Early (and fanciful) modern map of North Atlantic including

Made up of Sheets I, II and III. (18) 13 x 13 inch sheets backed with cloth. 38 1/2 x 79 1/2 inches (to end of margins (overall))

Africa.- Ortelius (Abraham) Africae Tabula Nova, map of the African continent, with Madagascar and part of the Arabian Gulf, Zanzibar is shown on the west coast, decorated with a large strapwork title

Incl Norfolk, Somerset, Suffolk, Surrey, Sussex, Spain, Nile, Sicily, Peru, Persia, Persia Modern, Palestine, Switzerland, Siberia, Norway/Sweden, Africa Continent, South America, and North America. L

A GEORGE II FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR PERIOD MAP, "A Map of the British and French Settlements in North America," LONDON, CIRCA 1755, hand-colored engraving on paper, by John Lodge Cowley (1719-1797), car

An important historic object, a British 25-pounder shell casing transformed into a presentation award given to general and future Field Marshal ERWIN ROMMEL (1891-1944) by a division of his men in Nor

Ushabti made of turquoise faience in the name of Horiu. Late Period, 26th - 30th dynasty, 664 - 332 BC. Height 13,8cm. On the back side pillar with hieroglyphics Osiris, Horiu, born to Hab Basteteru .

B. Bachmann - HohmannVienna before 1840 - after 1866Austrian military painterMotif from North AfricaOil on cardboard31,5 x 42 cmSigned b.r.

Carthage Gold AV Stater, Zeugitana, North Africa. Obverse head of Tanit left, wreathed in grain, wearing necklace and triple-drop earring, dot border. Reverse horse standing with three pellates and do

North Africa, cotton tunic, embroidered, likely first half of the 20th century. Approximate size, 58" x 34". PROVENANCE: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould, New York

HANS-JOACHIM MARSEILLE (1920-1942) 'The Star of Africa', a German ace serving principally in North Africa, Marseille had 158 kills in 482 sorties. Marseille was awarded a Knights Cross with Diamonds,