An Iconic Early Map by Ortelius of the Gulf of Meixo

SSP. A very iconic sign from Early Gulf Gasoline and Motor Oil. Sign shows an excellent graphic of a touring car. Sign shows fair color and gloss throughout the majority of the field, but shows areas

1595, 14"x18"

1587, 13"x20"

1587, 15"x21", some losses

2 Antique Hand-Colored Map Prints, "Royaume de Chili", a miniature map of Chili, South America ; and "Auriacus Principatus" ( by Ortelius), showing the region around the Roman city of Orange in southe

Property of a Savannah Private Collection Description: Abraham Ortelius, Gallia Vetus, Hand Colored Map of Spain, 1590, Early 1600s Printing, Gallia Vetus, ad Iulij Caesaris Commentaria, 1590', ha

Two Early Maps of West Germany and the Gulf of Pozzuoli in Italy by Blaeu (Amsterdam, 1643-1704) Including "Le Golfe de Pouzol, est une partie du golfe de Naples elle est vers la Ville du Pouzol & les

Early map, Palestine, holy land, by Abraham Ortelius, published in Antwerp, 1612, 14.5" by 18.5"

Attractive map of Mexico, the Caribbean and the Gulf Coast, w/large insets of Cuba, Bermuda and the Isthmus of Panama and a small inset of Jamaica. Decorative borders. Decorative and detailed map. Sho

A Map of the Island of St. John in the Gulf of St. Laurence...Thomas Jefferys (c. 1719 – 1771). Copperplate engraved map with handcolor in outline. London: Sayer & Bennett, 1775. 21 1/2 x 29 inches

[Ortelius.] 3 maps on 1 sheet: (upper right) Chaves, Geronimo de. "La Florida. Auctore Hieron Chiaues." (lower right) "Gvastecan Reg." (left) Mendez, Diego de. "Pervviae avriferae regionis typvs." [An

Early European Framed Map, Later edition of Antwerp and Western Europe, Artois, French Edition, by Johanne Surbonio Montenfi, after engraving by Abraham Ortelius after Iacobo Surbonio Montano, circa 1

17th- 19th c hand-colored maps ( pcs), including Ortelius "Transsylvaniae", Pieter van der Keere "Lancastria", Rapkin "Egypt and Arabia Petraea" Grassl "Californien, Texas", Rapkin "China & Burma", ov

Map: World Date Printed: 1587-1612 Cartographer: Abraham Ortelius Material/Medium: Paper Size: *** Approx 16" x 21" Original hand color. Copperplate engraved.One of the most famous and iconic world ma

Abraham Ortelius (Belgian, 1527-1598) Europae (from Theatrum Orbis Terrarum) First published 1570, this from an early edition circa 1570s Copper plate engraving on paper, hand-co

Map: Lombardia Maker: Abraham Ortelius Publisher Philip Galle, Antwerp Medium: Copper plate engraving Date: 1577-1595 Size: 2 7/8 x 4 inches (72 x 103mm) Good condition with modern color Early miniatu

Map: Prussiae DescripMaker: Abraham OrteliusPublisher: Philip Galale, Antwerp.Medium: Copper plate engravingDate: 1577-1595 Size: 2 7/8 x 4 inches (72 x 103mm) Good condition and color Early miniature

Antique Map of Hispaniola, "Hispaniolae, Cubae...", Ortelius, late 17th/early 18th c., hand-colored engraved map, sight 15 in. x 21 1/2 in., framed

Map: Territorio di PadovaMaker: Abraham OrteliusPublisher: Philip Galale, Antwerp.Medium: Copper plate engravingDate: 1577-1595 Size: 2 7/8 x 4 inches (72 x 103mm) Good condition and color Early minia

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

copperplate engraving with hand color from Theatrum Orbis Terrarum (Antwerp, early 17th century), showing a large inset map of Cyprus surrounded by smaller maps of the islands Delos, Ikaria, Rhodes, C

Title: West Indies. Caribbean islands Antilles Gulf of Mexico Florida. THOMSON 1830 map Description: West Indies' by Drawn & engraved for John Thomson's "New General Atlas" (1830). Antique early 19th

Hungary.- Ortelius (Abraham) Hungariae Descriptio, Wolfgango Lazio. Auct., map showing Hungary, eastern Transylvania, and Bulgaria, engraving with some early hand-colouring, an excellent impression on

Abrahm Ortelius, Antwerp, 1575, copper engraving of Tuscany, containing an ornate cartouche, with sailing ships, centered on Florence, with Rome in the lower right; Published the early 1574-5 in The O