1613 Exquisita & magno aliquot mensium periculo Lustrata...By: Gerard Mercator Date: 1613 Amsterdam Original Size: 14 x 18 inches (35. 5 x 45. 7 cm) This is a reproduction of an authentic antique map of the Straits of Magellan and Terra del Fuego. The original map was published in Gerard Mercators Atlas sive Cosmographicae Meditationes out of Amsterdam in 1613. Centered on an exquisite compass rose, this map bears a southern projection with North pointing towards the bottom of the map. While the Strait of

including the Bastille

5 inches (93 cm x 70 cm)

At the same time

By: Jan Jansson

Southeast Asia

and New York City

This example was reproduced in 1968 from the original lithograph in the collections of the Society of California Pioneers to commemorate the opening of the First Savings Building

This is a fine print reproduction of a mid-century

The Spanish commander called for the Scots to surrender and avoid a final assault

The area in which the city is located is said to have been inhabited for more than 9

such as Colton's Topographical Map (of New York) completed in 1836 and Viele's Sanitary and Topographical Map (of New York) of 1865

San Francisco