mer baltique: Cartes (10 résultats)

Etat : Fair. EUROPE. Littoral de la Mer Baltique(Baltic); Baltic Sea 1879 old antique map. Antique map; Engraved by Th. Duvotenay (1879). 17.0 x 11.0cm, 6.75 x 4.25 inches. Condition: Fair: Spotting. If the print has been scanned in black and white, any foxing or spotting highlighted in this statement may appear brown on the actual print. There is nothing printed on the reverse side, which is plain.

Pas de couverture. Etat : bon. RO80010824: Non daté. In-Plano. En feuillets. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. Carte dépliante en couleurs, de 100/75 cm, hors-texte. Pas de plats de couverture. . . . Classification Dewey : 912-Atlas, cartes et plans.

souple. Etat : Bon. Carte rédigée par la Section historique du Grand Etat Major Prussien, 1 carte au 1/2 000 000 ème ; 570 x 315 mm, E.S. Mittler et Fils, Greve Imp., s.d. (circa 1871) Carte réalisée par la Section historique du Grand Etat Major Prussien au lendemain de la guerre de 1870, en bon état (qq. rouss.) Langue: Français.

Kein Einband. Etat : Gut. Carte mer Dannemark, mer baltique, Sanson-Jaillot 1693: " CARTE DE LA MER DE DANNEMARK ET DES ENTREES DANS LA MER BALTIQUE." Old coloured map by Sanson-Jaillot, Published by Pierre Mortier 1693, size of the leaf: 63x97 cm., some restorations of the oxidated parts of the green colours. For more informations please klick the below link. Altkolorierte Karte von Dänemark, diverse hinterlegte Koloritbrüche.

Technic: Copper print, colorit: original coloredcondition: Very good, size (in cm): 60 x 80 cm; - Map shows the total East Sea with the coasts of Sweden, Finnland, Russia, Estland, Lettland,Lithuania and Poland.

Kein Einband. Etat : Gut. Carte de la Mer Baltique Contenant les Bancs, Isles et Costes Comprises entre l Isle de Zelande 63,7 x 96 cm Carte de la Mer Baltique Contenant les Bancs, Isles et Costes Comprises entre l Isle de Zelande et l Extrimite du Golfe de Finlande 1693 MORTIER P. Amsterdam, 1693 An important chart of the Baltic Sea with the coasts of Sweden, Finland, Russia, Estonia, Lettland, Lithuania and Poland. Printed on thick paper, coloured by an contemporary hand, only little brownish. VERY SCARCE MAP OF PIERRE MORTIER, first edition, anno 1693.

Paris: 1815. 630 x 930mm. A detailed sea-chart of the Gulf of Finland, marking three capital cities: Helingfors (Helinki, when it had been the Finnish capital for only three years), St Petersburg and Revel (Talinn, Estonia). The land areas are filled with coastal profiles and six inset details of ports, including Talinn. The dedication is to Arnail François (1757-1852), marquis de Jaucourt. With the Bourbon Restoration in 1814 he became a minister of state, remaining loyal to Louis XVIII during Napoleon's Hundred Days. He was only Minister for the Navy (the position he held when he supervised this chart) from July to September 1815, after which he retired from public office.

Paris, 1705. Two sheets conjoined, total 440 x 700mm. Bottom left margin restored, two tears skillfully repaired. A map of the countries surrounding the Baltic but extending west through Germany, Holland, to southern England, engraved by van Loon and first published 1700. The focus of the map is the Great Northern War (1700-1721), in which Russia fought to regain Ingria from Sweden in order to have a sea port on the Baltic, but involving many other powers (including Britain and the Ottoman Empire). In 1703 the Russians took Nyenskans, a Swedish fortress at the mouth of the River Neva and renamed it after the tsar; only two years later this map was updated to mark 'Petersbourg'.

mit altem Grenzkolorit, dat. 1693, 60 x 88,5 Pastoreau, Le Neptune Francais A/3. Erste Ausgabe der westorientierten Karte der Gewässer um Dänemark. Sie reicht von den Ostfriesischen Inseln im Westen bis Barth im Osten, Im Norden bis Oslo, im Süden bis Hamburg. Wie üblich von zwei Platten gestochen und zusammen gesetzt. Kleinere Randläsuren restauriert.

1753, 61 x 89,5 Pastoureau S. 355, Neptune C; Mare Balticum S. 269; vgl. Tooley, Scandinavia 340 (EA bei Jaillot/Mortier). - Seekarte des gesamten Ostseeraumes. Genauer Nachstich der Erstausgabe von 1693, hier aus einer Ausgabe 1753. mit zusätzlicher Angaben der Längengrade. Reicht von Fehmarn im Westen bis zur Mündung der Newa im Osten, von Forsmark im Noren bis zum Großen Haff im Süden, mit Insetkarte der Umgebung von Danzig. Hervorranegnder kontrastreicher Druck auf dickem Papier.