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Campagna di Roma Di nuova Projezione. . .
A striking map of the area southeast of Rome, engraved by G. Pitteri and embellished with a colored pictorial title cartouche.
Date: Venice, 1798
L'Etat de Venise et le Duché de Mantoue..
Attractive map covering the region centered on today region Veneto and its chief town Venice.Extending westwards to include part of Lombardy and eastward to Trieste and I...
Date: Paris, 1790
Partie de l' Italie, comprenant les Etats du Roy de Sardaigne. . .
Decorative map of northwest Italy and the Golfo di Genova. With ornamental title cartouche.Flanked by two columns of French text containing geographical information about...
Date: Paris, 1790
Regionum Italiae mediarum Tabula Geographica. . .
Fine historical map of central Italy with Tuscany, centered on Rome, in the south Pompeii, in the top the island of Giglio and the town Orbetello. Lower left inset plan o...
Date: Paris, 1745
Partie Meridionale du Cercle d'Autriche qui comprend La basse partie du Duché de Strie, Le Duché de Carinthie, divisé en haute et basse, Le Duché de Carniole. . . Et l'Istrie Impériale. . .
Uncommon, finely and crisply engraved map with large decorative title cartouche.Very detailed sheet that is centered roughly on Trieste and extends in to the mouth of the...
Date: Venice, 1784
Plan du Port de Trapano et des isles Favouillane.
An attractive chart centered on Trapani on the west coast of Sicily in Italy. It is the capital of the Province of Trapani. The right the island of Favignana and Levanzo ...
Date: Marseille, 1730
Carte Générale de l'Etat de Gênes.
Detailed map centered on the Gulf of Genoa. It shows the Italian region Liguria and extends westwards as far as Nice.Key map for the nine large-scale maps de Vaugondy mad...
Date: Paris, ca. 1748
VI. Carte des Confins de l'Etat de Gênes où sont Novi, Gavi, et Ottagio..
Detailed small map encompassing the part of Piedmont between Alessandria, Tortona and Novi Ligure.Relief shown pictorially. From Atlas Portatif Universel, by Robert de Va...
Date: Paris, later than 1748
Italie Septentrionale.
A decorative map of northern Italy from Géographie Universelle, Atlas Migeon, published by J. Migeon.From one of the last decorative atlases published in the 19th century...
Date: Paris, 1874
L'alta Lombardia, Terzo Foglio Che comprende parte degli Stati del Re di Sardegna e parte della Repubblica di Genova.
Interesting map covering the border between France and Italy. In Nuovo Atlante Geografico Universale.
Date: Rome, 1791
Partie Meridionale du Cercle d'Autriche qui comprend La basse partie du Duché de Strie, Le Duché de Carinthie, divisé en haute et basse, Le Duché de Carniole. . . Et l'Istrie Impériale. . .
Uncommon, finely and crisply engraved map with large decorative title cartouche.Very detailed sheet that is centered roughly on Trieste and extends in to the mouth of the...
Date: Venice, 1784
Europe. Naples et Sicile. N.26.
Detailed map including lower half of Italy with the island of Sicily.From his famous Atlas Universel . This atlas was one of the most remarkable world atlases ever produc...
Date: Brussels, 1825-1827
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VIII. Carte de l'Etat de Genes [. . .] Toscane.
Detailed small map showing an area straddling the provinces of Genoa, La Spezia, Parma and Massa Carrara, Tuscany.Relief shown pictorially. From Atlas Portatif Universel,...
Date: Paris, later than 1748
Siciliae Veteris Typus.
A very beautiful early map of ancient Sicily. Title cartouche centered on the upper part: includes also an inset map of Syracuse in the upper left, and a list of the town...
- $600 / ≈ €525
Date: Antwerp, 1587
(Untitled map of northern Italy)
Including the towns of Milan, Bergamo, Mantova, Verona with the river Po in the bottom. One page from his multi sheet map "Carta del Territorio della Repubblica Casa...
Date: Florence, 1797
Pedemontanae Vicinorumque Regionum.
Fine map including the Italian coast from Monaco till Genoa. Milan in the upper righthand corner and Turin in the center of the map.
Date: Antwerp, 1574-1575
