Ols Antique Map Collection
"Exploring the World Through Old Antique Maps
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"Exploring the World Through Old Antique Maps: A Glimpse into History and Geography" Step back in time with these captivating old antique maps that offer a fascinating glimpse into the past. One such map is the 1768 James Craig Map of New Town, Edinburgh, Scotland, which showcases the First Plan of New Town and provides valuable insights into its topography. Travel further back to 1794 with the Delisle Map of Southern Ancient Greece, Greek Isles, and Crete. This exquisite piece not only displays intricate topography but also offers a unique perspective on this ancient region's geography. For astronomy enthusiasts, the 1886 Telescopic View and Map of the Moon will surely captivate your imagination. With detailed land features meticulously depicted through cartography and topographical elements, this map takes you on an extraordinary journey beyond Earth's boundaries. Take a leap across continents to explore North America and South America through Visscher's 1658 Map. Discover how early cartographers portrayed their understanding of these vast lands' topography while unraveling their geographical mysteries. The Colton Map of Scandinavia from 1855 invites you to delve into Norway, Sweden, Finland's enchanting landscapes. Immerse yourself in its rich cartographic details as you navigate through fjords and forests. Uncover ancient history with Spruner's 1865 Map of Greece, Macedonia, and Thrace before the Peloponnesian War. This remarkable depiction reveals historical borders alongside intricate topographical features that shaped civilizations long ago. Embark on a journey within London itself using Crutchley Pocket Map or Plan from 1848. As you trace streets and landmarks on this intricately designed map showcasing London's topography at that time period; immerse yourself in England’s vibrant capital city. Discover John Pinkerton’s influential work with his renowned Pinkerton Map of British Isles from1818 - offering an insightful portrayal of England, Scotland, and Ireland's geography.