In addition to those maps shown, we usually have several other maps in stock of the Austro- Hungary Empire.  If you do not find a suitable map please inquire.

Munster/Petri, 1588, Bohemia.  Uncolored, about 12 by 14 1/4 inches. A very charming woodcut map of Bohemia which shows cities, towns, settlements, rivers and mountains.  $250

  Abraham Ortelius, 1574, Moraviae Qvae Olim, Marcomannorvm Sedes, Corographia. Fully colored, about 14 by 18 1/2 inches. A handsome map of Moravia. The map was based on Paul Fabritius in 1569, reworked by Crato (1570). About 6025 were made of which few remain. A large decorative strap-work cartouche is at upper right. A scale is at lower left. Very detailed, showing towns and cities, forests and landforms. A handsome map. $650

   Abraham Ortelius, 1573, Austria Dvcatvs Chorographia. Uncolored, about 13 1/4 by 18 1/4 inches. A handsome map of Austria. It contains a faulty representation of the lakes, and the courses of the rivers Drau, Mur, Gurk, and Lavant are inaccurate. The rivers in the north are much more accurately drawn. The map was based on Wolfgang Lazius' map. About 4250 were made of which few remain. Title is in a decorative circle cartouche at upper left. A scale is at lower left. Very detailed, showing towns and cities, forests and landforms. A very handsome map.  $675

   Abraham Ortelius, 1602, Carinthia Ducatus, et Goritiae Palatinvs. Uncolored, about 13 by 9 1/2 inches. A handsome map of Carinthia. The map was based on Wolfgang Lazius' 1561 map. About 6275 were made of which few remain. Title is in large decorative strapwork "bar" cartouche across the top. Very detailed, showing towns and cities, forests and landforms. $275

    Abraham Ortelius, c.1600, Transilvania. Outline color, about 13 by 17 3/4 inches. A handsome map of Transylvania. The map was based on Sambucus' map of 1566 and Honter's map of 1532. About 5725 were made of which few remain. A title strap work cartouche is at top center and another strap work cartouche is at lower left. Another small strap work cartouche is at center right. Very detailed, showing towns and cities, forests and landforms. A handsome map. $800

   Abraham Ortelius, 1603, Daciarvm, Moesiarvmqve Vetvs Descriptio, 1603. Uncolored, about 14 by 18 1/4 inches. A detailed historical map covering present day Hungary, Transylvania, Bessarabia, Moldavia, Bulgaria, Servia and Walachia. Includes handsome calligraphy, a decorative border, three decorative strap work cartouches, a "wavy" sea and a ship on it. An excellent early portrayal of the area showing cities, towns, rivers and mountains. Wide margins with two repaired tears not entering the map Handsome! $550

Abraham Ortelius, 1602, Hungariae Descriptio. Colored, about 14 by 19 1/2 inches. A handsome map of Hungary. The map was based on Wolfgang Lazius' 1556 five sheet wall map. About 7300 were made of which few remain. Title is in a "bar" simplified strap work cartouche across the top. A large decorative strap work cartouche is at lower right. Very detailed, showing towns and cities, forests and landforms. $650

Abraham Ortelius, 1612, Regna Bohemiae Descriptio. Uncolored, about 14 1/4 by 18 1/4 inches. A handsome map of Bohemia. The map is based on Johann Criginger (1521-1571) map of the area. About 7300 were made of which few remain. Two large decorative strap work cartouches are at lower left and right. Very detailed, showing towns and cities, forests and landforms. A handsome map. $750

Brion- Desnos, 1746, La Hongrie avec les Provinces.  Colored, about 9 by 10 inches. A map covering all of Hungary including Croatia and Slovenia.    Includes cities, towns, settlements, rivers and mountains. Includes a decorative title cartouche.  $150

Homann Heirs, 1747, Circvlvs Avstriavs (Austria). Colored, about 18 by 20 1/4 inches. A large scale, bold map of Austria, including Bohemia, Tyrol, Carinthia,  and Stiria.  It shows cities, towns, settlements, rivers and mountains.  Includes a large decorative title cartouche and  another large decorative scalar (scale) cartouche. $300

Laurie and Whittle, 1797, Kingdom of Hungary, Principality of Transylvania, Sclavonia, Croatia, ..... Outline color, about 18 1/2  by 21 inches excluding the wide margins.   A larger scale map of  Hungary.  It shows cities, towns, settlements, rivers and mountains.  Includes a  large (simple) but decorative title cartouche and a scale cartouche.  Very nicely detailed.  $275

John Cary, 1811, A New Map of the Circle of Austria. Colored, about 17 3/4  by 20 1/4 inches.  A larger scale map of Austria, including Tyrol, Carinthia, Stiria and the Austrian Istria.  It shows cities, towns, settlements, rivers and mountains.  Includes a  title in a "circle" and several scales.  John Cary's was dedicated to publishing the most accurate maps possible and for this reason made all previous maps immediately obsolete.  If you are looking for a map with excellent detail, this is it.   $135

George Cram, 1890, Austria (Hungary). Printed color, about 8 by 11 inches. A detailed, attractive map of the Austrian empire (includes Hungary) showing the country boundaries of the time, that are included in the Empire. Attractive. Shows cities, towns, landforms and rivers. $40

Matthew Northrup's Century Atlas, c.1900, Empire of Austro-Hungary. Printed color, about 14 1/2 by 18 1/2 inches. A very fine "modern" looking map with an inset of Vienna and environs, howing all the countries making up this empire.  The map is well detailed, coupled with its larger size makes it very useful for family research.  It depicts landforms, rail lines, cities and towns.    $75     

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Rand McNally, c.1900, Austria-Hungary. Printed color, about 12 1/2 by 19  inches. A detailed, attractive map of the empire showing the country boundaries of the time, that are included in the Empire. Attractive.  An excellent map for family research .  Shows cities, towns, landforms and rivers.  $50

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