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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions that are true to the original work.…

Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnThis scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. 1st Edition. Copper engraved map on wove paper, with outline colour. Two inset maps of Saschischen Schweiz and Dresden, including population table and distant scale. Map of Germany with highlight on Dresden. First Edition. Linen backing foxed with some light foxing to map, good condition. Card case worn at joints, small tears to fore edge, ink annotations, good condition , quarter cloth and marbled card case, linen backed map , 16.5 x 11.5 cm (folded), 48 x 66 cm (open) Hardback. …

44x63 cm, Stahlstichkarte. Kantonsgrenzen koloriert. Titelkartusche oben links, Maasstabe unten links. Beschreibungen oben und unten rechts, 1 Blatt auf Lwd aufgezogen. One of the earliest maps of the first Swiss train line, opened between Zürich and Baden in 1847. A beautiful example, printed on bluish paper, contemporary mounted on linen with a seller?s tag pasted verso, and accompanied by a marbled paper slipcase. A separately published pocket map of Switzerland, printed on light blue paper and mounted on linen was made in 1837 and corrected in 1847, when the first train line in Switzerland was built. It was connecting the Zürich with the town Baden. Please notify before visiting to see a book. Prices are excl. VAT/TVA (only Switzerland) & postage. Ursprungswerk: (Erste Eisenbahn-Linie Zürich-Baden): Die Schweiz oder Helvetische Eidgenossenschaft.…

Large Folio. Doublepage title page, doublepage content list of maps, illustrated with 70 doublepage fine engraved maps. All maps on guards. Halfleather binding of the period, spine with gold-embossed title on spine (Hand Atlas in 70 Karten). In very good condition. Lower and upper spine with minor abrasions. 57 x 37,3 cm (22.5 x 14,75 inches).…

Hardcover. Zustand: Befriedigend. Erste Ausgabe. V, 75 S., 11 (von 12) Karten. Etwas späterer Halblederband. Angebunden sind das lithographierte Titelblatt (Eduard Schuler nach Overbeck) und 21 Stahlstiche aus der Carlsruher Bibel von 1836. "This atlas has to be regarded as one of the oldest and most detailed works of its kind in German-speaking Europe. 18 copies have been identified in libraries and private collections" (Espenhorst: Petermann's Planet, Vol. I, p. 165). Der Einband berieben und der Vorderschnitt mit größerem altem Tintenfleck, der bis in den Seitenrand des Textteils hineinläuft. Durchgängig stockfleckig, insgesamt handelt es sich jedoch um ein noch ordentliches Exemplar dieses frühen Versuchs, sich der biblischen Realien mittels Landkarten zu versichern.…

Zustand: Ausreichend. Karte des südpazifischen Raumes mit Australien, Neuseeland, Philippinen, Malaysia und insbesondere der weitverzeigten Inselwelt. Die grenzkolorierte Karte mit der Jahreszahl 1823 stammt vermutlich aus dem 'Allgemeinen Hand-Atlas der ganzen Erde' von C.F. Weiland (* 1782; 18. Mai 1847 in Gera), deutscher Kartograph und württembergischer Hauptmann. Das Blatt ist stark stockfleckig/fleckig, verknittert, zweifach gefaltet. Kleiner Einriss am Falz unten. Rückseite mit neuerem aufgeklebtem Papierstück zur Fixierung von Einrissen. Alter handschriftl. Maßstab-Vermerk rechts unten. Sprache / Language: de 1 Seiten. ca. 30,4 x 40,4 cm. …

In Orig.-Schuber, 58 x 52 cm. Zustand: Sehr gut. Flächenkolorierte lithografische Karte, mehrfach gefaltet in 9 Segmenten auf Leinen aufgezogen Zeigt Frankreich in den Grenzen von 1830, wobei Savoyen mit Nizza noch zum Königreich Sardinien gehört. Mit zwei Detail-Karten: Umgegend von Paris und Korsika. - In schöner sauberer Erhaltung Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 360.…

Original antique copper engraving, hand colored in outline when published. A detailed and interesting map by the German mapmaker Carl Ferdinand Weiland depicting the Middle East and the surrounding. Lower left side with the engraved explanations for the map on cities, towns, villages, castles, fortresses, lighthouses, streets, channels, etc. In the upper right corner a mileage scale for Russian, Persian and French miles. The cartoushe is engraved in the upper left corner. Carl Ferdinand Weiland (* 1782; May 18, 1847 in Gera) was a German cartographer and Württemberg captain. Weiland worked at the geographical institute in Weimar and succeeded Friedrich Wilhelm Streit in 1817. Weiland's successor was the Berlin cartographer and geographer Heinrich Johann Samuel Kiepert in 1845.Works- General hand atlas of all over the world designed according to the best astronomical provisions, latest discoveries and critical investigations and sent to A.C. Gaspari's complete manuals of the latest earth description determined (1824)- Atlas con America (1824-1828)- Hand atlas (1828/29)- Europe map composed of 4 sheets (1844)- General hand atlas of all over the world. designed according to the latest discoveries (1846)- Carl Ferdinand Weiland, Heinrich Kiepert: The Austral-Continent or New Holland: designed after Krusenstern, King, Flinders, Freycinet, Oxley, Sturt, Mitchell in Mercators Projection (1848) (Wikipedia) Small water stain at the lower centre, outside the image of the map, else in good condition. 48 x 61,6 cm (19 x 24,25 inches). …

Map. Zustand: Good. [Descripción en español a continuación] Uncommon map of Africa, published in Weimar (Germany) in 1836. At that time, the city was the centre of German cartography, thanks to the Geographisches Institut (active from 1804 to 1900). This map shows the African continent at the beginning of its modern colonisation, in great detail. -------------------- Mapa poco común de África, publicado en Weimar (Alemania) en 1836. En aquella época, la ciudad era el centro de la cartografía alemana, gracias al Geographisches Institut (activo de 1804 a 1900). Este mapa muestra el continente africano al comienzo de su colonización moderna, con gran detalle.…

Grenzkol. Kupferstich-Karte. -- Blatt-Maße: ca. 58,6 x 69,7 cm. -- Im unteren Rand wasserfleckig, im Außenrand teils etwas fleckig - sonst gut erhalten. // Wir, das Antiquariat Steffen Völkel, kaufen und verkaufen alte Bücher, Handschriften, Zeichnungen, Autographen, Grafiken und Fotografien. Wir sind stets am Ankauf von kompletten Bibliotheken, Sammlungen und Nachlässen interessiert. la Gewicht in Gramm: 1550.…

Quer-4° (33 x 42 cm). Blattgrösse 43,5 x 54 cm. Leicht gebräunt, Ränder teils ein wenig abgegriffen. Mit Mittelfalz. (Topographisch-militairische Charte von den Königreichen Preussen und Polen und dem Grossherzogthum Posen in 85 Sectionen. Section 8) Oblast Kaliningrad (Rußland), Polessk, Matrossowka, Sowetsk, Tschernjachowsk, Gwardeisk - Versandkosten innerhalb Deutschlands EUR 5,00 (versicherter Versand). …

Other. Copper engraving, hand colored in outline when published. An old map of England depicted by the German mapmaker Carl Ferdinand Weiland around 1822 sourounded by the Irish Sea, the English Channel and the North Sea. In the upper right corner the engraved title and explanations for the map on cities, towns, villages, castles, fortresses, lighthouses, streets and channels, further the kingdom of England and the duchy of Wales is marked in colors. 535 by 470mm (21 by 18½ inches). 535 by 470mm (21 by 18½ inches).…

Other. Copper engraving, hand colored in outline when published. The fine engraved map shows the Kingdom of Denmark and the southern part of Sweden. The lower part of the map shows the northern part of Germany and Pomerania. An beautiful inset map of Iceland is in the upper right corner. The decorative cartouche is placed at the lower right side, with a mileage scale next to it. In the upper left corner is an inset map of the Faroe Islands. In exellent condition. 510 by 600mm (20 by 23½ inches). 510 by 600mm (20 by 23½ inches).…

Other. Copper engraving, hand colored in outline when published. A detailed and interesting map by the German mapmaker Carl Ferdinand Weiland depicting Scotland and the Shetland Island with an inset map. Engraved title and explanations for the map on cities, towns, villages, castles, fortresses, lighthouses, streets, channels, etc. In excellent condition. 530 by 460mm (20¾ by 18 inches). 530 by 460mm (20¾ by 18 inches). …

Original hand-coloured engraved map (68 x 55 cm) dissected into four panels and backed onto orange linen, folding down to 34 x 27.5 cm, calligraphic title, engraved label of the Paris map dealer and publisher Charles Simonneau with title 'Sahara' inscribed in French to verso, with original hand-colour in outline. Some light toning and spotting. With inset maps of Cairo and Alexandria. From Weiland's great "Allgemeiner Hand-Atlas" (general hand atlas) published by the Geographical Institute in Weimar.…

Other. Copper engraving, hand colored in outline when published. A detailed and interesting map by the German mapmaker Carl Ferdinand Weiland depicting the British Isles (England, Irland and Scotland), as well the Shetland Islands. Upper left side with the engraved title and explanations for the map on cities, towns, villages, castles, fortresses, lighthouses, streets, channels, etc. In the lower left corner a mileage scale for English, Irish and Scottish miles. 620 by 495mm (24½ by 19½ inches). 620 by 495mm (24½ by 19½ inches).…

Other. Copper engraving, hand colored in outline when published. The fine engraved map of Scandinavia with Sweden, Norway and parts of Denmark, Finland and Estonia is surrounded with a decorative border. At the upper left corner we find the engraved title and in the lower right corner is a table with explanations of inhabitants, as well fortresses and villages. Above we find an overview and with a classification of cities and towns in Sweden and Norway to explain the deviations of the various cities names on this map. In excellent condition. 600 by 443mm (23½ by 17½ inches). 600 by 443mm (23½ by 17½ inches).…

unbound. Map. Engraving with original hand coloring. Image measures 11 3/4" x 9 1/4", sheet measures 19 1/4" x 24 1/2" Finely engraved double-page map of New Jersey. Shows counties, towns, waterways, topographical features, and roads. Includes historical and cultural information in German. This map appeared in the rare German edition of Carey and Lea's 1822 "A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas", published by the Weimar Geographischen Instituts. In very good condition. Minor wear to margin and centerfold, and two closed tears at upper margin, not affecting the image. Hard to find. J. Carez (illustrator).…

Zustand: ACEPTABLE. [Un] Unmapa original es un planisferio titulado "Planiglob der Erde", diseñado por el cartógrafo Carl Ferdinand Weiland (1782-1847) y publicado en Alemania por el prestigioso Geographisches Institut Weimar entre 1840 y 1855 para su Hand-Atlas über alle Theile der Erde. Elaborado mediante grabado en placa de cobre o acero sobre papel de trapo con coloreado a mano de época en los límites territoriales, presenta una refinada estructura compuesta por los hemisferios Oriental y Occidental en la parte superior, los hemisferios Norte y Sur en las proyecciones inferiores y un cuadro central que clasifica los seis continentes según una leyenda cromática. Constituye un valioso testimonio del conocimiento geográfico de mediados del siglo XIX, al registrar denominaciones de época como Neu Holland (Nueva Holanda) para el continente austral y mostrar una Antártida aún fragmentada e incompleta, reflejando el estado real de las expediciones polares de la década de 1840 como las de Ross, Wilkes y Dumont d'Urville. ["Gest. v. G. Haubold."] . Formato (cm): 48 aprox.x60.…

Original hand-coloured engraved map (68 x 55 cm) dissected into four panels and backed onto orange linen, folding down to 34 x 27.5 cm, calligraphic title, engraved label of the Paris map dealer and publisher Charles Simonneau with title 'Afrique' inscribed in French to verso, with original hand-colour in outline. Some light toning and spotting. The interior of the continent remains largely blank before European exploration. The coloured boundaries show British possessions in orange, French in blue, Spanish in violet, Portuguese in brown, Dutch in green, and Danish in yellow. From Weiland's great "Allgemeiner Hand-Atlas" (general hand atlas) published by the Geographical Institute in Weimar.…

Original hand-coloured engraved map (68 x 55 cm) dissected into four panels and backed onto orange linen, folding down to 34 x 27.5 cm, calligraphic title, engraved label of the Paris map dealer and publisher Charles Simonneau with title 'Perse' inscribed in French to verso, with original hand-colour in outline. Some light toning and spotting. From Weiland's great "Allgemeiner Hand-Atlas" (general hand atlas) published by the Geographical Institute in Weimar.…

Original hand-coloured engraved map (68 x 55 cm) dissected into four panels and backed onto orange linen, folding down to 34 x 27.5 cm, calligraphic title, engraved label of the Paris map dealer and publisher Charles Simonneau with title 'Asie Mineure' inscribed in French to verso, with original hand-colour in outline. Some light toning and spotting. From Weiland's great "Allgemeiner Hand-Atlas" (general hand atlas) published by the Geographical Institute in Weimar. Published in 1829, the map offers a sophisticated and statistically-aware rendering of Ottoman Asia, with attention paid to provincial organisation, population distribution, and geographic connectivity within the empire. The map extends from Constantinople and Anatolia in the west through Syria and Mesopotamia to the Persian Gulf and Khuzistan in the east. The population size of each city is symbolised using a typology ranging from settlements under 5,000 to major cities of 100,000 or more, a notable feature for a map of this period. The text in the lower left provides further methodological transparency, clarifying how administrative centres are distinguished and how incomplete geographic knowledge, especially in the Syrian Desert and Arabian Peninsula, is rendered visually. The reference to tribal regions like the Aeneaze Beduinen and the relative blankness of central Arabia reflect both the limitations of European geographic information and the ambiguous nature of Ottoman sovereignty over interior lands. Weiland integrates classical, Ottoman, and modern place names, reflecting the scholarly cartographic practice of early 19th-century German mapmakers. Ancient regional names like Pontus, Cappadocia, and Assyrien coexist with Ottoman administrative terms such as Karaman, Kurdistan, and Bagdad. Coastal and riverine areas are treated with dense toponymic detail, particularly along the Tigris and Euphrates. A significant map for those interested in Ottoman reform, European perceptions of the Middle East, or the evolution of geographic knowledge in the post-Napoleonic era.…

Original hand-coloured engraved map (68 x 55 cm) dissected into four panels and backed onto orange linen, folding down to 34 x 27.5 cm, calligraphic title, engraved label of the Paris map dealer and publisher Charles Simonneau with title 'Arabie' inscribed in French to verso, with original hand-colour in outline. With 2 inset maps: 1) "Das Petraeische Arabien" [The Sinai Peninsular] by Rüppel and 2) "Charte von den Umgebungen von Derayeh nach Rousseau, und der, ihm von einem, demEmir Saud attachierten Scheik gemalden Angaben" [Riyadh] by Rousseau [Chart of the surrounds of Derayeh.and the details drawn for him by a Sheik attached to the Emir Saud]. Shows the pearl banks in the gulf, along with key caravan routes, tribal regions, fortified towns, ancient ruins, and cultivated gardens are marked with graduated symbols, described in a German-language legend beneath the title. Some light toning and spotting, generally a very good example. One of the earliest modern scientific mappings of the Arabian Peninsula with a remarkably accurate depiction of the Gulf Region for this period. In addition it is one earliest maps to name Kuwait (El Kuet ox Grane), Dubai (Debai) and Abu Dhabi (Abuthubbi). Centred on the Emirate of Nejd (Second Saudi State), coverage extends from the Sinai to Oman and from Syria to the Gulf of Aden. Weiland maps Arabian cities, towns, and roads with scientific precision, including the pilgrimage routes between Mecca and Medina. Cities outside modern-day Saudi Arabia are also labeled, including Baghdad, Basra, Beirut, Jerusalem, Gaza, Isfahan, and Persepolis. This map represents the most significant update on Arabian cartography in nearly 100 years - since the Carsten Niebuhr's Danish Arabia Expedition (1761 - 1767). The sources here are unclear, save for the work of Ehrenberg and Rüppell, evident in the insets. The whole offers a considerable update on both the political situation and the topography of the Peninsula - doing away with many of Niebuhr's errors and assumptions. The Inset Maps: Weiland offers two inset maps of the utmost significance. The first, appearing in the lower right, is a detail of Derayeh (Diriyah), the capital of the first Saudi dynasty from 1744 until 1818, and as this map went to press, the center of the Emirate of Nejd (1824 - 1891). In time, Diriyah would grow to become modern-day Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia. Weiland here reproduces the "Carte de Dreiye" drafted about 1808-1810 by the French diplomat-orientalist Joseph (Jean-Baptiste) Rousseau, now held in the Bibliothèque nationale de France. Rousseau drew his plan while consul on the Gulf, using eyewitness testimony from a sheikh attached to Emir Saud ibn Abd al-Aziz Al Saud, and published a description of the region in 1809. His sketch is the earliest known European map to show both Diriyah (El Dereyeh) and its fortified suburb of Turaif (El Bedjereh) strung along Wadi Hanifah, with irrigated gardens, caravan tracks measured in travel hours, and the surrounding ridges that screened Najd from the coastal world. By incorporating this intelligence, Weiland alerts the reader that real political power on the Peninsula had shifted to the Wahhabi-Saudi heartland long before Ibrahim Pasha's army levelled Diriyah in 1818, and he preserves a cartographic record of a city whose original fabric was largely lost. The second inset represents a major cartographic update on the Sinai Peninsula - the first major cartographic revisions of this region since Niebuhr, based upon the mapping of German naturalists Christian Gottfried Ehrenberg and Eduard Rüppell. From Weiland's great "Allgemeiner Hand-Atlas" (general hand atlas) published by the Geographical Institute in Weimar.…

Weimar Geographish Instituts, 1847. Original colour. 520 x 580mm. A detailed map of the East Indies from Burma east to the Philippines, with Indochina and Indonesia, coloured to show the possessions of the English, Dutch, Spanish, Danish and Portuguese.