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Within the same title all maps are listed chronologically. Measurements are given in centimetres, height by width, excluding margins.

Russia, Ukraine

Exchange rate (approximately):  £ 1.00 = EUR 1.25 = US-$ 1.55

CRIMEA:
1375. Flemming, C. 'DIE KRYMM'. Map of Crimea and the area south of the Dnieper. Published by C. Flemming in Glogau ca. 1845 [7852] 31 x 37 cm. 6 detailed inset plans of harbour towns (Sevastopol, Balaklava, Feodosia, etc). Original outline colour. Excellent condition. £100
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CRIMEA:
1376. Tallis, J. 'THE CRIMEA'. Map of the Black Sea island Crimea with four vignettes and inset plan of Sebastopol Harbour. John Tallis ca. 1851 [7851] 25 x 34 cm. Original outline Colour. Excellent condition. £70
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CRIMEA:
1377. Wyld, J. ‘THE TOWN & HARBOUR OF SEVASTOPOL WITH THE BATTERIES & APPROACHES’. Detailed chart of Sevastopol Harbour and its military installations. James Wyld 1854 [23845] 20 x 47 cm. Original outline colour. Slight wear to three vertical folds. £125
Separately published broadsheet, prepared in anticipation of the British and French invasion of the Crimea. It charts in detail Sevastopol harbour, the military installations of the town with particular attention to the depths along the shoreline, and the fields of fire from the various forts and coastal batteries 		H23845SevastopolWyld.jpg (103157 bytes)

MOSCOW:
1378. Mallet, A. M. ‘DIE STADT MOSCAU / MOSCOV’. View of Moscow from a distance with title banner in the sky and figures in the foreground, and central inset of two Moscow squares with their churches S. Nicolas and S. Michel. Alain Manesson Mallet ca. 1719 [24171] 14 x 10 cm. Full recent colour. Excellent condition. £120
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MOSCOW:
1379. Clausner, J. J. ‘PLAN VON MOSKAV’. Detailed plan of Moscow with table of explanations in German. Anonymous, but by the Swiss engraver Joseph Jakob Clausner ca. 1790 [26571] 30 x 33 cm. Full early colour. Excellent condition. £300
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MOSCOW:
1380. S.D.U.K. ‘MOSCOW’. Town plan with vignette of the Kremlin Church and panoramic view of the town below. Engraved by B. R. Davies after W. B. Clarke for S.D.U.K. ca. 1836 [17813] 33 x 36 cm. Original outline colour. Excellent condition. £175
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MURMANSK - RUSSIAN LAPLAND:
1382. Admiralty Charts. ‘RUSSIAN LAPLAND - KOLA INLET’. Large sea chart of the Kola inlet, leading from the Barents Sea to the Russian harbour town of Murmansk (founded in 1916) and further to Kola. Two large inset charts of the Kola environs in detail and Port Alexandrovsk (Ekateriniskaya). Published after Russian Government Charts under the Superintendence of Rear Admiral J. F. Parry at the Admiralty 1913 [26437] 106 x 66 cm. Uncoloured with overall olive tint. Excellent condition. £125
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OIL:
1383. Simpson, W. ‘THE PETROLEUM OIL WELLS AT BAKU, ON THE CASPIAN’. Very striking image of one of the first oilfields in Russia, sketched by W. Simpson 1886 [21774] Wood engraving, 31 x 47 cm. Full recent colour. Excellent condition. £180
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RUSSIA:
1384. Sanson, N. ‘RUSSIE BLANCHE OU MOSCOVIE’. Map of Russia in Europe. A. d’Winter for Nicolas Sanson ca. 1683 [20452] 18 x 24 cm. Original outline colour. Excellent condition. £125
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RUSSIA:
1385. Wit, F. de / Browne, Chr. ‘IMPERII RUSSICI SIVE MOSCOVIAE STATUS GENERALIS...’. Map of European Russia after de Wit with figurative cartouche incorporating the Russian coat of arms supported by cherubs and scale of miles. Published by Christopher Browne in London ca. 1700 [21435] 45 x 55 cm. Uncoloured. Excellent condition. £600
Separately published. - Christopher Browne, little known cartographer, globe maker and publisher of London. His name is is found on title pages and a few of de Wit’s maps. 		H21435MoscoviaWitt.jpg (102785 bytes)

RUSSIA:
1386. Aa, P. v. d. ‘LA MOSCOVIE SEPTENTRIONALE, SUIVANT LES NOUVELLES OBSERVATIONS’. Map of northern Russia (Europe) with pictorial cartouche. Pieter van der Aa, Leiden 1714 [25064] 23 x 30 cm. Uncoloured. Excellent condition. £100
Folio edition - no centrefolds. 		H25064MoscovieAa.jpg (101228 bytes)

RUSSIA:
1387. Aa, P. v. d. ‘LA MOSCOVIE MERIDIONALE, SUIVANT LES NOUVELLES OBSERVATIONS’. Map of southern Russia (Europe). Pieter van der Aa, Leiden 1714 [25065] 23 x 30 cm. Uncoloured. Excellent condition. £100
Folio edition - no centrefolds. 		H25065MoscovieAa.jpg (102384 bytes)

RUSSIA:
1388. Aa, P. v. d. ‘LA MOSCOVIE SEPTENTRIONALE, SUIVANT LES NOUVELLES OBSERVATIONS’. Map of northern Russia (Europe) with pictorial cartouche. Pieter van der Aa, Leiden 1714 [25619] 23 x 30 cm. Full recent colour. Excellent condition. £125
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RUSSIA:
1389. Aa, P. v. d. ‘LA MOSCOVIE MERIDIONALE, SUIVANT LES NOUVELLES OBSERVATIONS’. Map of southern Russia (Europe). Pieter van der Aa, Leiden 1714 [25620] 23 x 30 cm. Full recent colour. Excellent condition. £125
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RUSSIA:
1390. Hall, S. ‘RUSSIA’. Russia in Europe. Sidney Hall 1827 [19285] 51 x 41 cm. Original outline colour. Excellent condition. £100
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RUSSIA:
1391. Jungmeister, J. A. [UNTITLED]. Large folding map of Russia in Europe, dissected into 32 segments and laid down on linen. Inset plans of St. Petersburg (24 x 28 cm), Moscow (19 x 17 cm), Riga, Warsaw and Nizhniy Novgorod / Wolga, and inset map of Russia in Asia (24 x 42 cm). Published in St Petersburg by J. A. Jungmeister ca. 1845 [26206] 117 x 88 cm, folding into contemporary protective boards and slipcase. Original outline colour. Excellent condition. £950
J. A. Jungmeister, publisher of atlases in St. Petersburg. - Slipcase slightly worn. 		H26206(1)RussiaJungmeister.jpg (100906 bytes)
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RUSSIAN EMPIRE:
1392. Aa, P. v. d. ‘LA GRANDE TARTARIE, SUIVANT LES NOUVELLES OBSERVATIONS’. Map of the Russian Empire in Europe and Asia, reaching to Mongolia, northern China and Korea, with pictorial cartouche. Pieter van der Aa, Leiden 1714 [25135] 23 x 30 cm. Uncoloured. Excellent condition. £120
Folio edition - no centrefolds. 		H25135RussiaAa.jpg (101954 bytes)

RUSSIAN EMPIRE:
1393. Cary, J. ‘A NEW MAP OF THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE DIVIDED INTO ITS GOVERNMENTS ...’. Map of the whole Russian Empire in Europe and in Asia, printed on two sheets and joined. John Cary 1799 [26177] 46 x 100 cm. Full original colour. Laid on linen. Excellent condition. £240
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SIBERIA:
1394. Blaeu, W. ‘TARTARIA SIVE MAGNI CHAMI IMPERIUM’. Map of Russia in Asia with title vignette of a camel and scale of miles. China is separated by the Great Wall. Willem Blaeu ca. 1640 [25612] 38 x 50 cm. Original outline colour, title vignette and scale of miles in full. Excellent condition. Latin text verso. £250
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SIBERIA:
1395. Sanson, N. ‘LA GRANDE TARTARIE’. Map of Siberia. Reaching as far as northern China, showing the Great Wall, and Korea as an island (!). A. d’Winter for Nicolas Sanson ca. 1683 [20422] 19 x 25 cm. Cartouche and compass rose. Original outline colour. Excellent condition. £90
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SMOLENSK:
1396. Bowyer, R. ‘SMOLENSKO’. View of this small town in Russia just before the the First Battle of Smolensk which took place on August 17, 1812, between 175,000 men of the Grande Armée under Napoleon Bonaparte and 130,000 Russians under Prince Bagration, of whom about 50,000 and 60,000 respectively were actually engaged. Bagration's corps occupied the town of Smolensk, which Napoleon attacked, carrying two of the suburbs. During the night the Russians set fire to the place and evacuated it, having lost about 11,000 killed and wounded in the action. The French lost 9,000. R. Bowyer 1814 [24991] Original coloured aquatint, 22 x 32 cm. Excellent condition. £100
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SOUTHERN RUSSIA:
1397. De L’Isle, G. / Elwe, J. B. ‘PARTIE MERIDIONALE DE MOSCOVIE’. Map of southern Russia between Moscow and Black and Caspian Seas. Published in Amsterdam after Guillaume de L’Isle by Jan Barend Elwe ca. 1792 [24165] 41 x 55 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £200
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ST. PETERSBURG:
1398. S.D.U.K. ‘ST PETERSBURG’. Town plan with inset view across the Newa. Engraved by B. R. Davies after W. B. Clarke for S.D.U.K. ca. 1834 [17812] 32 x 38 cm. Original outline colour. Excellent condition. £175
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ST. PETERSBURG:
1400. Scheda, J. ‘GRUNDRISS VON ST. PETERSBURG...’. Detailed plan of St. Petersburg with table of German explanations to the left as large inset in a map of parts of the Russian Urals in elaborate floral borders. Joseph Scheda in Vienna 1845 - 1847 [21441] 25 x 33 cm (the plan), 40 x 49 cm (the map). Closely trimmed to margins as issued. Plan uncoloured, the map in original outline colour. Very good condition. £250
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ST. PETERSBURG:
1401. Letts, Son & Co. ‘CITY OF ST. PETERSBURG’. Plan of St. Petersburg. Letts’s Popular Atlas ca. 1884 [26329] 30 x 39 cm. Printed in colours. Excellent condition. £140
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UKRAINE:
1402. Blaeu, W. & J. ‘TAURICA CHERSONESUS, NOSTRA AETATE PRZECOPSCA, ET GAZARA DICITUR’. Map of the Ukraine and the Crimea with two small cartouches. Willem & Joan Blaeu 1639 [24957] 38 x 50 cm. Latin text verso. Original outline colour. Excellent condition. £300
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UKRAINE:
1403. Sanson, N. ‘TARTARIE EUROPEENNE OU PETITE TARTARIE...’. Map of the eastern Ukraine, Crimea and Sea of Azov. Nicolas Sanson 1665 [26207] 40 x 51 cm. Original outline colour. Excellent condition. £450
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UKRAINE:
1404. Letts, Son & Co. ‘RUSSIA’. Sheet No. 8 of Lett’s nine sheet map of Russia, showing the Crimea and Ukraine up to almost Kiev. Letts’s Popular Atlas ca. 1884 [26833] 32 x 39 cm. Printed in colours. Excellent condition. £100
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UKRAINE - BLACK SEA:
1405. Schütz, C. ‘KRIEGSTHEATER ODER GRAENZKARTE OESTERREICHS, RUSSLANDS, UND DER TÜRKEY....’. Map of the theatre of war in the Balkans, Ukraine and around the Black Sea, indicating the Austrian, Russian and Turkish spheres of influence. Printed on two sheets and joined. Engraved by Franz Müller and published by Artaria Compagnie in Wien after designs by Carl Schütz 1788 [22269] 41 x 71 cm. Full original colour. Excellent condition. £350
Separately published map. - Carl Schütz, engraver and designer of Vienna. 		H22269BalkansBlackSeaArtaria.jpg (101875 bytes)

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