Maps of Europe Gallery

Old Map of Europe 1852 by Henry George Collins

This is a finely detailed map of Europe remastered from a rare Atlas of the World published in 1852 by Henry George Collins. Although these Henry Collins produced maps of the highest quality in his time unfortunately not the same could be said in terms of his business success. His maps were later obtained by the famous Stanford Map Company and used in their publications

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George Bradshaw's Plan of Trieste, Italy 1896

This is a very detailed Plan of the Port and City of Trieste showing the Port, streets, canals, principal buildings, railways and railway stations. There is a numbered key to the left and right of the plan featuring the principal buildings. The plan has been meticulously recreated in colour and republished without and fold creases by Mapseeker, from a rare antique original black and white fold up tourist city map. The 29 that were originally published as fold up maps featuring the principal cities of Europe are now rare, yet popular at their time among those who could then explore Europe by railway for the first time

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George Bradshaw's Plan of The Hague, Netherlands1896

This is a very detailed Plan of The Hague showing the streets, canals, principal buildings, railways and railway stations. A comprehensive list of over 70 buildings of interest are numbered and referenced to the plan. The plan has been meticulously recreated in colour and republished without and fold creases by Mapseeker, from a rare antique original black and white fold up tourist city map. The 29 that were originally published as fold up maps featuring the principal cities of Europe are now rare, yet popular at their time among those who could then explore Europe by railway for the first time

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