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Collection · 835 prints

Vintage Maps and Posters

A curated collection of vintage maps and posters — antique cartography, 19th-century travel illustrations, Art Deco travel posters, and period graphic design from the golden age of print. Every object a document of how the world was seen before photography made wonder mundane. All chosen by hand, with free shipping and import duties covered.

Of Foreign Lands and Peoples — Robert Schumann
Browse all 835 prints
Mark Twain's Map of Paris by Mark Twain — A crude plan of Paris in thick black outlines and mirrored letters
Map of the Square and Stationary Earth by Orlando Ferguson — A flat disc of earth with an angel at each corner
Allegorical Map of England and Wales by J.B. Thornhill — England and Wales as an old woman riding a great fish
A Map of Scotland Portraying Her Agricultural Products and Fisheries by MacDonald Gill — Scotland among striped waves, her farms and fisheries drawn in
Map of Matrimony by John de Peyster Douw — Courtship and marriage charted as a country of coloured regions
Shotgun Map of France by Dufrénoy — France in pastel departments, ringed by a gunmaker's shotguns
Pictorial Map of Fresno County and Mid-California's Garden of the Sun by Schmidt Lithograph Company — A California valley ringed by small captioned pictures
Star Map from Astronomy without a Telescope by Elias Colbert — White constellations drawn as creatures on a deep blue disc
Ethnographic Map of the Austrian Monarchy by Karl von Czoernig — An empire painted in rust, green, teal and ochre by language
Bartholomew's Chart of the World on Mercator's Projection by John George Bartholomew — The whole world in aqua, rose and yellow, crossed by sea lanes
Frankfurt am Main — Frankfurt's old town in brown blocks beside a violet river
Nova et Integra Universi Orbis Descriptio by Oronce Finé — The world drawn as a double heart in ochre and grey woodcut
A Pictorial Map of Loveland by Ernest Dudley Chase — A heart-shaped land where little couples roam in coral red
Arctic Regions: Temperature, January and July by John Bartholomew & Son — The top of the world in layered blues, greens and orange
Die Gelegenheit des Paradeis und des Lands Canaan by Nicolaes Visscher — Eden and the patriarchs' lands between two Adam and Eve scenes
The Eagle Map of the United States by Joseph Churchman — The young United States drawn as an eagle across the map
Vienna by Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge — Vienna's walled core ringed by green, with the Danube above
La Piovra Russa: Carta Serio-Comica 1878 by Augusto Grossi — Europe in 1878 as comic figures under a vast green octopus
Munich by Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge — Munich's walled old town with a panorama of the city beneath
London: Map for the Post Office Directory by Kelly's Directories — London's streets in 1918, with the Thames looping through
India and Adjacent Countries by Survey of India — South Asia in elevation tints, from the Himalaya to the sea
Lyon Monumental by Garnier Frères — Lyon between its two rivers, with its landmarks drawn in miniature
Systema Ideale quo exprimitur Aquarum per Canales Hydragogos Subterraneos by Athanasius Kircher — The Earth cut open: a fiery core and veins of water
Lutetia Parisiorum vulgo Paris by Jan Janssonius — Seventeenth-century Paris on the Seine, with a gilded title cartouche
The Colour of an Old City: A Map of Boston, Decorative and Historical by Edwin Olsen — Boston in blue and yellow, ringed by vignettes and tall ships
Momentaufnahme von Europa und Halbasien 1914 by W. Kaspar — Europe in 1914 drawn as a bear, a lion, a bulldog and soldiers
Italia (Tabulae Maximae) by Albert van Kampen — Ancient Italy in yellow-edged relief against pale blue seas
Fool's Cap Map of the World — A jester's cap and ruff framing a heart-shaped map of the world
Bacon's Map of Liverpool by George Washington Bacon — A pink and grey street plan of Liverpool along the Mersey docks
The Moon by Johann Georg Heck — The full moon charted crater by crater
Scandinavia (Scandinavia complectens Sueciae, Daniae et Norvegiae Regna) by Johann Baptist Homann — Scandinavia's three crowns in hand colour
Göteborg by N. P. Pehrsson — Gothenburg's river, hills and city blocks in red
Planisphaerii Coelestis Hemisphaerium Septentrionale by Carel Allard — The northern night sky drawn as hand-coloured figures
Nova Totius Terrarum Orbis Geographica ac Hydrographica Tabula by Willem Janszoon Blaeu — A world map bordered by planets, seasons and ancient wonders
Mercator Map of the World by Ernest Dudley Chase — A bright world crowded with ships, beasts and airships
Coast of Sweden between Kalmar and Stockholm by Joannes van Doetechum the Elder — A Swedish sea chart with ships and sea monsters
Bacon's Standard Map of Europe by George Washington Bacon — Europe in bold country tints, from Iceland to Turkey
South Polar Map (Süd-Polar-Karte) by Hermann Habenicht — The south pole ringed by expedition tracks
Map of Paris: The True Portrait of the City by Melchior Rossignol — A walled Paris of red and blue rooftops
Clotilde et Alexandre Sakharoff by George Barbier — Two dancers in flame-coloured drapery leap forward as one
Pantomimes lumineuses by Jules Chéret — A dancer in yellow polka dots whirls past a grinning Pierrot
Poster for The Spinster's Scrip by Aubrey Beardsley — Two fashionable women in black meet over a bookseller's notice
Keynotes Series by Aubrey Beardsley — A lady in green, a Pierrot and a lute player on golden yellow
Poster for The Yellow Book, Volume IV by Aubrey Beardsley — A woman in a plumed hat holds a book beside a column of contents
Sleepless Night by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec — A bearded man in dark silhouette against rooftops and speckled sky
Cover for L'Estampe Originale, Album I by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec — A woman in a coral cape studies a fresh proof beside the press
La Revue Blanche by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec — A red-haired woman in plumes, fur and a polka-dot dress
La Vache Enragée by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec — A red cow stampedes down a Paris street as an old man flees