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Ottoman Empire 1845 - A JPG copy of an antique map of the Ottoman Empire in 1845, by Noël & Vivien. Print out this 1845 beautiful digital map of the Ottoman Empire.

England-Wales 1779 - A JPG copy of an ancient map showing the post-roads of England and Wales in 1779 from the Modern Universal British Traveler with the distances by mile stones. Print out this XVIIIth century post-roads of England and Wales.

Carte papier de l'Europe 300 - This is a foldable paper map of Europe in the year 300, names in Latin with French translation.

Carte papier de l'Europe 1300, French version - This is a foldable paper map of Europe in the year 1300, French version

Ancient Rome Vector Map - A 40 layers vector map of ancient Rome in year 100 AD with contour lines, buildings, roads, gardens and labels. You can display the 7 Hills only. Display a detailed view of Rome in year 100 or the true Seven Hills of Romulus. The map consists of 40 layers or planes which surimposing order, names, fonts and colors can be changed according to User's choice.

A Map of Egypt 1715 - A print surrounded by a comprehensive city list of Egypt. An antique print from a geography book of the 18th century. The Egyptian basin of the Nile is shown and the main map is surrounded by a comprehensive city list of Egypt with historical accounts.

Second Road-Map of Switzerland 1836 - Töpffer was using the same map for his trips. A map of the Swiss roads printed in 1836 by Heinrich Keller. Many details are shown on the map like the height of the mountains or the population of the Cantons

The Regency of Algiers 1837 - French Algeria and Arab Algeria in 1837 - This scanned map shows the Regency of Algiers or Algeria in 1837 with the territories occupied by France and the territories under Arab rule. The image is in .jpg format and can be viewed with any imaging software under every operating system

Meyer Handy Atlas 1892 - 100 maps, from a German atlas of 1892, depicting the full Earth surface but mostly the European countries. Each maps is offered at a size of nearly 2 600 x 3 400 pixels x 300 dpi. Overview and detailed view of the World at the end of XIXth century, for all operating systems. 100 maps of Europe and the full Earth surface. These maps have been printed in 1892 and show the political boundaries at the end of 19th century. All maps are in German but the table of contents and the titles are trilingual (German, French, English). Each maps is presented at a size of nearly 2 600 by 3 400 pixels with a resolution of 300 dpi. Images are discretely watermarked.

Periodis Expert EN Site License - A historical and geographical database of Europe: explore Europe and the Mediterranean countries at the end of each century, from year 1 to 2000. Stress is put on the precise drawing of territories at one exact instant defined by fixed length intervals, that is the first day of each centennial year

Periodis Expert EN Teaching License - A historical and geographical database of Europe: explore Europe and the Mediterranean countries at the end of each century, from year 1 to 2000. Stress is put on the precise drawing of territories at one exact instant defined by fixed length intervals, that is the first day of each centennial year

Post- und Eisenbahn-Reisekarte Deutschland, 1852 - A key document in the study of tourism. A map of the German lands and the neighbouring countries showing the post-roads and railroads in 1852. Inserts are giving detailed information about timetables, population of the German States etc

Austrian Netherlands 1777 - The first topographical map of the Belgian lands. This antique map shows the Austrian Netherlands or Austrian Provinces in the Netherlands as they were in the second half of the 18th century. Such a document is useful to study the Ancien Régime borders of the Lands which were to become modern Belgium. 21 sheets scanned map of the Austrian Netherlands in .jpg format. Size of each sheet: ~1500 x ~2300 pixels x 300 dpi. Real size, same as the original: 58 cm x 90 cm. Original scale in leagues and miles. Can be viewed and printed with any imaging software (Photoshop etc.)

Eisenbahn-Karte der österreich-ungarischen Monarchie, ~1900 - A railroad map of Austria-Hungary about 1900. A detailed map of the Austro-Hungarian railroad network at the beginning of the 20th century. The main administrative divisions of the dual monarchy are clearily legible. 2 scanned maps of the Austro-Hungarian dual Monarchy in .jpg format. Size of the high-res. map 8888 x 6593 pixels x 300 dpi. Size of the low-res. map 2844 x 2110 pixels x 96 dpi. Real size, same as the original: 75 cm x 56 cm. Can be viewed and printed with any imaging software (Photoshop etc.)

France 1783 - The Itinerary Map of France 1783 shows the historical road network with high details. An index of 950 names allows a direct access to the requested place. Travel through the roads of France during the Age of Enlinghtenment. An Itinerary Map of France engraved in 1783. Map sheet provided in .jpg images and presented on html pages readable with any browser. 35 images of 1666 x 2342 px x 295 dpi, each representing one of the original sheets in real size. 210 sections of 833 x 780 px x 295 dpi for a fast navigation. An index of ~950 towns for a direct acces to the requested place. Map readable in all operating systems. Web browser required but Internet connection not necessary. It is possible to view the map sheets with an imaging software.

Italia Superiore (Northern Italy) - A map before the birth of the Italian State. A beautiful map of Northern Italy showing all the political borders of this region in the middle of the 19th century, together with the main roads and alpine passes

Maghreb 1783 - A map of Morocco, Fes, Algiers, Tunis, Tripoli and neighbouring lands in 1783. This map by Rigobert Bonne is called "Coasts of Barbary" because the Europeans used this name, derived from "Berber", for the Maghreb countries until the 19th century

Map of the Kingdom of Poland 1752 - The Kingdom of Poland twenty years before the First Partition. A rare and detailed map of the Kingdom of Poland in the middle of the 18th century by Robert de Vaugondy. The boundaries of the divisions and subdivisions of the Polish State are clearly shown as they were 20 years before the First Partition