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Kiepert, Heinrich, 1818-1899
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General map of European Turkey. Edited and Drawn by Heinrich Kierpert. 1 map on 4 sheets, each sheet in 4 sections folded into brown cloth case 34x24.5, with title "Turkey in Europe" pasted on the front cover, with accompanied 8 pages of explanatory text by Heinrich Kiepert "Erlauterungen zur general karte der Europaischen Turkie ..." Map engraved by W. u. C Kratz in Weimar, in commission By Dietrich Reimer, 1853. Terrain by Carl Ohmann in Berlin. Map shows political and administrative boundaries, regions, rivers, lakes, mountains, cities, towns, major roads, railroads, etc. Relief shown by hachures.
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Fenner, Rest.
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Engraved map. Outline hand coloring. Relief shown by hachures.
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Engraved map. Outline hand coloring. Relief shown by hachures. In German. Prime meridian: Ferro.
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Engraved map. Hand colored. Prime meridian: Ferro.
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[Dower, John, Teesdale, Henry]
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Outline hand color map. Shows administrative divisions, cities, towns and roads. Relief shown by hachures. Prime meridian is Greenwich.
Author
[Zatta, Antonio, active 1757-1797, Zuliani, Giuliano, Pitteri, Giovanni]
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Engraved hand-colored in outline, double-page map, with decorative title cartouche. Shows administrative divisions, cities, towns, rivers, lakes and mountains. Relief shown pictorially. Map no. in upper margin "P. I."
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Clouet, J. B. L. (Jean-Baptiste Louis), b. 1730
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Engraved map. Hand colored. Relief shown pictorially. Covers the Balkan Peninsula, Turkey, Cyprus, Moldova and southern Ukraine. Includes text. Prime meridian: Ferro.
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[Rossi, Giovanni Giacomo de, 1627-1691, Cantelli, Giacomo, 1643-1695, Rossi, Domenico de, 1647-1729, Sanson, Nicolas, 1600-1667, Widman, Georgio]
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Outline hand colored map, with decorative cartouche. Relief shown pictorially. Shows political and administrative divisions, cities, towns, rivers and mountains.
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[Lapie, Alexandre Emile, Lapie, M. (Pierre), 1779-1850]
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Engraved map. Outline hand color. Relief shown by hachures. Prime meridian: Paris.
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[Ptolemy, Claudius, Fries, Lorenz, Servetus, Michael]
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Engraved modern map of Greece, Balkan, Turkey, Bulgaria, Romania.
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Wells, Edward, 1667-1727
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Copper engraved double page map. Shows political and administrative divisions. Relief shown pictorially. Includes explanations and compass rose.
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Wells, Edward, 1667-1727
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Copper engraved double page map. Shows political and administrative divisions. Relief shown pictorially. Includes abbreviations.
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Thomson, John
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Two engraved maps on 1 sheet. Hand colored. Relief shown by hachures.
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[Andriveau-Goujon, J., Lapie, M. (Pierre), 1779-1850]
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Double page outline hand color engraved map of European Turkey and Greece. Shows political and administrative divisions, towns, villages, roads, postal routes, etc. Relief shown by hachures. Prime meridian is Paris.
Author
Stein, Christ. Gottfr. Dan.
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Outline hand colored map on 2 pages. Relief shown by hachures. Include explanations. Shows populated places, provinces, forts, ports, railroads, roads, canals, etc.
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[Geographisches Institut (Weimar, Germany), Graf, Carl]
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Outline hand color map. Color coded by region. Shows cities and towns, roads, railroads, rivers, canals, etc. Includes notes, and legend. Relief shown by hachures. Prime meridians are Ferro and Paris.
Author
[Cleobury, Miss., Wilkinson, R.]
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Series of answers to geographical inquiries about Turkey in Europe.
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[Cleobury, Miss., Wilkinson, R.]
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Outline color map. Shows administrative divisions. Prime meridian is Greenwich. Relief shown pictorially.
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[Cleobury, Miss., Wilkinson, R.]
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Series of geographical inquiries about Turkey in Europe.
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L'Isle, Guillaume de, 1675-1726
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Engraved map in outline color. Relief shown pictorially. Covers also part of Turkey.
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Andriveau-Goujon, J.
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Hand col. Relief shown by hachures. Prime meridian: Paris. "Atlas universel, no. 31."
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Bowen, Emanuel
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Engraved map. Shows forested areas. Relief shown pictorially. Includes ornamental cartouche with view.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus Jr.
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Full color map by region. Relief shown by hachures. Prime meridians are Greenwich and Washington, D.C.
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Stein, C.G.D.
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Outline hand color map on 2 pages. Includes legend and explanation. Relief shown by hachures and formlines.
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Stein, C.G.D.
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Text and overview for Charte of Ottoman Empire in Europe and Asia.
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Stein, C.G.D.
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Text and overview for Charte of Ottoman Empire in Europe and Asia.
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Faden, William, 1750?-1836
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Engraved map. Outline hand col. Relief shown pictorially. Illustrated cartouche. "38" on verso.
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[Geographisches Institut (Weimar, Germany), Kiepert, Heinrich, 1818-1899, Weiland, Carl Ferdinand, 1782 -1847]
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Engraved map. Outline hand col. Relief shown by hachures. Dardanelles map at 1:800,000 scale. Prime meridian: Ferro.
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Stieler, Adolf
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Engraved hand colored outline map. Relief shown by hachures and formlines.
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Arrowsmith, Aaron
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"Arrowsmith's large and detailed map of the Ottoman Empire and the Black Sea. By the beginning of the nineteenth century the Ottoman Empire had fallen some way from the lofty heights of 1683, when it had threatened the gates of Vienna. The Russo-Turkish wars of the eighteenth century – most notably that of 1768-1774 – weakened the Empire considerably, and by the time of the present map's publication many of the Great European powers believed her break-up to be imminent.The ramifications of the Empire's gradual decline became know as the Eastern Question; with Britain, Austria, France, and Russia increasingly using the Empire as a pawn in their diplomatic games. At the time of the production of the map – during the Napoleonic War - Britain was increasingly concerned by both Russian and French involvement in Ottoman affairs. She feared not only Russian designs on Constantinople and her wish for a Mediterranean port; but also that control by either power of the Eastern Mediterranean would lead to British interests - most notably in India – being severely compromised." (Lyon and Turnbull).
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Arrowsmith, Aaron
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"Arrowsmith's large and detailed map of the Ottoman Empire and the Black Sea. By the beginning of the nineteenth century the Ottoman Empire had fallen some way from the lofty heights of 1683, when it had threatened the gates of Vienna. The Russo-Turkish wars of the eighteenth century – most notably that of 1768-1774 – weakened the Empire considerably, and by the time of the present map's publication many of the Great European powers believed her break-up to be imminent.The ramifications of the Empire's gradual decline became know as the Eastern Question; with Britain, Austria, France, and Russia increasingly using the Empire as a pawn in their diplomatic games. At the time of the production of the map – during the Napoleonic War - Britain was increasingly concerned by both Russian and French involvement in Ottoman affairs. She feared not only Russian designs on Constantinople and her wish for a Mediterranean port; but also that control by either power of the Eastern Mediterranean would lead to British interests - most notably in India – being severely compromised." (Lyon and Turnbull).
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Arrowsmith, Aaron
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"Arrowsmith's large and detailed map of the Ottoman Empire and the Black Sea. By the beginning of the nineteenth century the Ottoman Empire had fallen some way from the lofty heights of 1683, when it had threatened the gates of Vienna. The Russo-Turkish wars of the eighteenth century – most notably that of 1768-1774 – weakened the Empire considerably, and by the time of the present map's publication many of the Great European powers believed her break-up to be imminent.The ramifications of the Empire's gradual decline became know as the Eastern Question; with Britain, Austria, France, and Russia increasingly using the Empire as a pawn in their diplomatic games. At the time of the production of the map – during the Napoleonic War - Britain was increasingly concerned by both Russian and French involvement in Ottoman affairs. She feared not only Russian designs on Constantinople and her wish for a Mediterranean port; but also that control by either power of the Eastern Mediterranean would lead to British interests - most notably in India – being severely compromised." (Lyon and Turnbull).
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Garnier, F. A., 1803-1863
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Full col. Relief shown hachures. Prime meridian: Paris. On globe in cartouche: Sphericite de la terre.
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Grassl, J. (Joseph)
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Engraved map on 4 sheets. Boundaries boundaries hand col. Relief shown by hachures. Inset maps: Nordlicher Teil der Moldau -- Sudlicher Theil von Griechenland und die Insel Candia -- Der befestigte sudliche Theil der Dardanellen Strasse -- Constantinopel -- Der Bosporus oder die Meerenge von Constantinopel. "J. Meyer's Hand-Atlas" No. 154-155, 157-158. Prime meridian: Ferro.
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Grassl, J. (Joseph)
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Engraved map. Sheet 4 of 4. Boundaries boundaries hand col. Relief shown by hachures. Inset maps: Der befestigte sudliche Theil der Dardanellen Strasse -- Constantinopel -- Der Bosporus oder die Meerenge von Constantinopel. "Meyer's Hand-Atlas No. 158." Prime meridian: Ferro.
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Hall, S. (Sidney)
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Engraved map. Internal boundaries hand col. Relief shown by hachures. Shows battle sites, etc. Also numbered XXIV.
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Johnston, Alexander Keith, 1804-1871
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Engraved map. Boundaries hand col.; hydrography printed in blue. Relief shown by hachures. Scales of Bosporus map (ca. 1:350,000); Crete map on same scale as main map. "Keith Johnston's general atlas 22."
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Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge (Great Britain)
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Engraved map. Relief shown by hachures. Country borders and lakes hand col.
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USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics).
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City vicinity map.
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USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics).
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