Maps: 1816 - 1825
1819 John Cary:
"POLAND DIVIDED
ACCORDING TO THE
CONGRESS OF
VIENNA," London, 11.5
x 9.5 inches. From
www.raremaps.com.
"POLAND DIVIDED
ACCORDING TO THE
CONGRESS OF
VIENNA," London, 11.5
x 9.5 inches. From
www.raremaps.com.
1818 John Pinkerton:
"POLAND," Philadelphia,
21 x 28 inches, drawn by
L. Herbert, engraved by
Samuel Neele under
Pinkerton's direction.
From the American
edition of "Pinkerton’s
Modern Atlas," published
by Thomas Dobson. From
www.geographicus.com
"POLAND," Philadelphia,
21 x 28 inches, drawn by
L. Herbert, engraved by
Samuel Neele under
Pinkerton's direction.
From the American
edition of "Pinkerton’s
Modern Atlas," published
by Thomas Dobson. From
www.geographicus.com
1817 John Thomson:
"POLAND," Edinburgh,
in a transitional state,
identical to Pinkerton's
1814 map, from
Thomson's "New General
Atlas." From
www.raremaps.com
"POLAND," Edinburgh,
in a transitional state,
identical to Pinkerton's
1814 map, from
Thomson's "New General
Atlas." From
www.raremaps.com
1819 James Wyld (artist)
- N.R. Hewitt (engraver) -
John Thompson
(publisher): "POLAND,"
Edinburgh, 14 x 10.5
inches / 36 x 27 cm.
Wyld took over Fadden's
business. From
www.alexandremaps.com
- N.R. Hewitt (engraver) -
John Thompson
(publisher): "POLAND,"
Edinburgh, 14 x 10.5
inches / 36 x 27 cm.
Wyld took over Fadden's
business. From
www.alexandremaps.com
1820 Vasilii Petrovich Pyadyshev (Pedischeff, Piadischeff, Piadyshev, Piadishev, Pyatychev: 1768-1835): "Atlas geographique de l'Empire de Russe, du Royaume de Pologne et du Grand
Duche Finlande..." (83 sheets), St. Petersburg, Russian Topographical Depot, 1820-27, 1829, 1834. Below are a number of high-resolution maps, of Russian Guberniyas as of 1820.
Information in Polish and Russian. From wikipedia and easteurotopo.org
Duche Finlande..." (83 sheets), St. Petersburg, Russian Topographical Depot, 1820-27, 1829, 1834. Below are a number of high-resolution maps, of Russian Guberniyas as of 1820.
Information in Polish and Russian. From wikipedia and easteurotopo.org
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1821 Barlow (engraver):
"POLAND, Shewing the
Claims of RUSSIA,
PRUSSIA and AUSTRIA.
From the best
Authorities," Bungay,
Suffolk, England, 8 x 7
inches / 21 x 17 cm.
Published by C. Brightly
& E. Kennersley. From
eBay 2003
"POLAND, Shewing the
Claims of RUSSIA,
PRUSSIA and AUSTRIA.
From the best
Authorities," Bungay,
Suffolk, England, 8 x 7
inches / 21 x 17 cm.
Published by C. Brightly
& E. Kennersley. From
eBay 2003
1821-24 B. Smith
(engraver) - Alex Macredie
(Publisher): "POLAND
Drawn and Engraved for
Playfair's Atlas," Edin-
burgh, 21 x 17.5 inches.
Playfair invented four
types of diagrams: the line
graph and bar chart of
economic data, the pie
chart and circle graph!
From www.raremaps.com
(engraver) - Alex Macredie
(Publisher): "POLAND
Drawn and Engraved for
Playfair's Atlas," Edin-
burgh, 21 x 17.5 inches.
Playfair invented four
types of diagrams: the line
graph and bar chart of
economic data, the pie
chart and circle graph!
From www.raremaps.com
1824 Aristide Michel
Perrot: "Carte ...de
Napoleon et de la Grande
Armee...," 13.8 x 18.5
inches/ 35.0 x 47.0 cm,
by Comte Philipp-Paul de
Segur, aide-de-camp to
Napoleon, and created to
enable the French public
to follow the Napoleonic
wars. From www.swaen.com
Perrot: "Carte ...de
Napoleon et de la Grande
Armee...," 13.8 x 18.5
inches/ 35.0 x 47.0 cm,
by Comte Philipp-Paul de
Segur, aide-de-camp to
Napoleon, and created to
enable the French public
to follow the Napoleonic
wars. From www.swaen.com
1825 George Ellis: "POLAND,"
Westminster, 27 x 23 cm., from "Ellis's
General Atlas of the World, with the
Latest Discoveries and New Continental
Alterations," published in editions of 1811
and 1825. From www.miklianmaps.com
Westminster, 27 x 23 cm., from "Ellis's
General Atlas of the World, with the
Latest Discoveries and New Continental
Alterations," published in editions of 1811
and 1825. From www.miklianmaps.com
1820 Robert Wilkinson:
"POLAND," 13 x 10 inches /
33 x 26 cm, from his
"Wilkinson's General Atlas
of the World," 2nd Edition.
Many maps in this edition are dated back to 1809. Compare this version
of his map of Poland with the 1810 and 1814 versions on the previous page.
From Albion Prints.
"POLAND," 13 x 10 inches /
33 x 26 cm, from his
"Wilkinson's General Atlas
of the World," 2nd Edition.
Many maps in this edition are dated back to 1809. Compare this version
of his map of Poland with the 1810 and 1814 versions on the previous page.
From Albion Prints.
c. 1820 (Anon.): "A.6 [Lithuania/Poland],"
Paris, 19.3 x 30.9 inches / 49 x 78.5 cm,
20-segment folding map pasted on linen.
Also two DETAIL images. From
www.swaen.com
Paris, 19.3 x 30.9 inches / 49 x 78.5 cm,
20-segment folding map pasted on linen.
Also two DETAIL images. From
www.swaen.com
C. Gros: "GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL MAP OF
POLAND AND HUNGARY," published in Philadelphia
for M. Cary & Son, 30 x 33 cm, from "Lavoisine's
Complete Genealogical, Historical and Chronological
Atlas," first published with maps in London by John
Barfield in 1814. Two versions, both based on the 1817
London edition, with corrections and additions: 1820
(from www.davidrumsey.com) and 1821 (from
www.jpmaps.co.uk)
POLAND AND HUNGARY," published in Philadelphia
for M. Cary & Son, 30 x 33 cm, from "Lavoisine's
Complete Genealogical, Historical and Chronological
Atlas," first published with maps in London by John
Barfield in 1814. Two versions, both based on the 1817
London edition, with corrections and additions: 1820
(from www.davidrumsey.com) and 1821 (from
www.jpmaps.co.uk)
1816 [dataed] "Хранение
файлов: 1816.
Подробная карта
Россійской Имперіи и
близъ лежащихъ
заграничныхъ
владенiй, лист 17."
(Detailed map of the
Russian Empire, sheet 17 -
Estonia and northern
Livonia), St. Petersburg.
From: Univ. of Tartu - http:
//dspace.utlib.ee/dspace/
файлов: 1816.
Подробная карта
Россійской Имперіи и
близъ лежащихъ
заграничныхъ
владенiй, лист 17."
(Detailed map of the
Russian Empire, sheet 17 -
Estonia and northern
Livonia), St. Petersburg.
From: Univ. of Tartu - http:
//dspace.utlib.ee/dspace/
c. 1820 (Anon.) folding map of Central
Europe, Paris, perhaps produced by the
samepublisher as the map to the left.
Also a DETAIL image. From cesgia, on eBay
Europe, Paris, perhaps produced by the
samepublisher as the map to the left.
Also a DETAIL image. From cesgia, on eBay
1821 James V. Seaman
(pubisher): "POLAND as
Divided," New York, 19 x
22 cm, from the 26-map
"A new general atlas,
chiefly intended for the
use of schools and private
libraries." From
www.davidrumsey.com
(pubisher): "POLAND as
Divided," New York, 19 x
22 cm, from the 26-map
"A new general atlas,
chiefly intended for the
use of schools and private
libraries." From
www.davidrumsey.com
1825 Philippe Marie Vandermaelen:
"EUROPE No,9. PARTIE DE LA RUSSIE,"
Brussels, 20 x 18 inches. From Vander-
maelen's remarkable six-volume atlas,
which if combined as globe gores, forms an
immense globe. See the 1827 map for
comparison. From www.raremaps.com
"EUROPE No,9. PARTIE DE LA RUSSIE,"
Brussels, 20 x 18 inches. From Vander-
maelen's remarkable six-volume atlas,
which if combined as globe gores, forms an
immense globe. See the 1827 map for
comparison. From www.raremaps.com
1819 Adolf Steiler
(editor) - F. Hase
(engraver): "OSTSEE-
LAENDER von der
Oder bis zur Newa,"
Gotha, 36 x 30 cm,
at 1:3 700 000, from
his "Hand-Atlas,"
published by Justus
Perthes. From
www.davidrumsey.com
(editor) - F. Hase
(engraver): "OSTSEE-
LAENDER von der
Oder bis zur Newa,"
Gotha, 36 x 30 cm,
at 1:3 700 000, from
his "Hand-Atlas,"
published by Justus
Perthes. From
www.davidrumsey.com
1821 John Souter (editor)
- T. Tyler (engraver):
"POLAND," London, 8
1/4 x 7 1/4 inches, from
"Clark's New School
Maps." From
antiquemapsandprints on eBay
- T. Tyler (engraver):
"POLAND," London, 8
1/4 x 7 1/4 inches, from
"Clark's New School
Maps." From
antiquemapsandprints on eBay
1818 Robert Wilkinson:
"POLAND," London, 9 x
11 inches, from the 1818
edition of his "General
Atlas of the World"
despite the map's date of
1814. Compare with the
1814 and 1820 versions.
From Pacific Shore Maps:
psmaps on eBay
"POLAND," London, 9 x
11 inches, from the 1818
edition of his "General
Atlas of the World"
despite the map's date of
1814. Compare with the
1814 and 1820 versions.
From Pacific Shore Maps:
psmaps on eBay
1824 Tranquillo Mollo:
"Polen nach den Letzten
Friedenschlüssen, nebst
den angränzenden Länd-
ern" ("Poland after the
last treaties, and adjacent
countries"), Vienna, from
his "lehrbuch der
Geographie, 2nd Ed., pg
90. From www.bergbook.com
"Polen nach den Letzten
Friedenschlüssen, nebst
den angränzenden Länd-
ern" ("Poland after the
last treaties, and adjacent
countries"), Vienna, from
his "lehrbuch der
Geographie, 2nd Ed., pg
90. From www.bergbook.com
1816 William Faden
(publisher): "A Map of the
KINGDOM OF POLAND
...4th Edition," London,
21 x 23.8 inches, based
on Rizzi-Zannoni's
24-sheet map. From
www.raremaps.com
(publisher): "A Map of the
KINGDOM OF POLAND
...4th Edition," London,
21 x 23.8 inches, based
on Rizzi-Zannoni's
24-sheet map. From
www.raremaps.com
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1816 Edward Baines:
"Chart Illustrative of the
CAMPAIGNS of the Wars
of the French Revolution
in Germany, Poland,
Russia & France," Leeds,
15 x 9 inches. From
antiquemapsprints
"Chart Illustrative of the
CAMPAIGNS of the Wars
of the French Revolution
in Germany, Poland,
Russia & France," Leeds,
15 x 9 inches. From
antiquemapsprints
1818 Mathew Carey:
"POLAND," Philadelphia,
32 x 36 cm., from the
third and last edition of
"Carey's General Atlas,
Improved And Enlarged,"
From www.davidrumsey.com
"POLAND," Philadelphia,
32 x 36 cm., from the
third and last edition of
"Carey's General Atlas,
Improved And Enlarged,"
From www.davidrumsey.com
1817 John Thomson: "POLAND, AS DIVIDED," 19 3/4 x 23 5/8 inches, Edinburgh, in
three differently-colored versions from the first edition of his "New General Atlas,"dated
1814 but actually published 1817. The maps drew heavily on Pinkerton's 1814 atlas.
The color key shows that Russia is marked in yellow, Austria in red, Prussia in green
and Saxony in blue.
three differently-colored versions from the first edition of his "New General Atlas,"dated
1814 but actually published 1817. The maps drew heavily on Pinkerton's 1814 atlas.
The color key shows that Russia is marked in yellow, Austria in red, Prussia in green
and Saxony in blue.
1823 Dite De Crozat:
"Pologne," Paris, 6 x 6.75
inches, from his "Géographie
Universelle." From
www.jpmaps.co.uk
"Pologne," Paris, 6 x 6.75
inches, from his "Géographie
Universelle." From
www.jpmaps.co.uk
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1817 Delamarche - Robert de
Vaugondy: "Nouveau Royaume de
Pologne..." Paris, 19.1 x 24.0
inches, showing pre-Partition and
Congress of Vienna boundaries.
From Univ. of Virginia Library:
http://search.lib.virginia.edu/
Vaugondy: "Nouveau Royaume de
Pologne..." Paris, 19.1 x 24.0
inches, showing pre-Partition and
Congress of Vienna boundaries.
From Univ. of Virginia Library:
http://search.lib.virginia.edu/
1816 Charles Smith:
"POLAND," London, with
boundaries of the pre-par-
tition Commonwealth,
and those of 1815. From
www.raremaps.com
"POLAND," London, with
boundaries of the pre-par-
tition Commonwealth,
and those of 1815. From
www.raremaps.com
1816 Matthew Carey -
Benjamin Warner: "Poland
From the best Authorities,"
Philadelphia, 18 x 20 cm.,
from their "A General
Atlas..." From
www.davidrumsey.com
Benjamin Warner: "Poland
From the best Authorities,"
Philadelphia, 18 x 20 cm.,
from their "A General
Atlas..." From
www.davidrumsey.com
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1824 [dated 1823] Aristide Michel Perrot
(geographer/mapmaker) - Madame Adrien
Migneret (engraver) : ""POLOGNE," Paris,
5.5 x 4.5 inches, steelplate from "la
Geographie par Thierry." Note engraved
wild boar, behive, oak leaves, sword, etc.,
as well as two national heroes: Sobieski
and Kosciusko. From www.raremaps.com
(geographer/mapmaker) - Madame Adrien
Migneret (engraver) : ""POLOGNE," Paris,
5.5 x 4.5 inches, steelplate from "la
Geographie par Thierry." Note engraved
wild boar, behive, oak leaves, sword, etc.,
as well as two national heroes: Sobieski
and Kosciusko. From www.raremaps.com
1817 [dated] Bartolomeo
Borghi (engraver/
cartographer): "Come fu e
come trovasidivisa al
presente la Polonia,"
Florence, 23.5 x 32 cm,
from "Atlante generale."
From www.libreriaperini.com
Borghi (engraver/
cartographer): "Come fu e
come trovasidivisa al
presente la Polonia,"
Florence, 23.5 x 32 cm,
from "Atlante generale."
From www.libreriaperini.com
1819 [dated] John Cary
(engraver/mapseller) -
William Faden (publisher):
"A New Map of Poland and
the Grand Duchy of
Lithuania..," London, 54
x 60 cm, based on Rizzi-
Zannoni's 1772 24-sheet
map. From Harvard Map
Library:https://library.harvard.
edu/map
(engraver/mapseller) -
William Faden (publisher):
"A New Map of Poland and
the Grand Duchy of
Lithuania..," London, 54
x 60 cm, based on Rizzi-
Zannoni's 1772 24-sheet
map. From Harvard Map
Library:https://library.harvard.
edu/map
1823 Fielding Lucas Jr. (engraver/
cartographer/publisher): "POLAND,"
Baltimore, 12 x 8.5 inches, from "A
General Atlas Containing Distinct Maps Of
all the known Countries in the World."
Note "New East Prussia," "Kingdom of
Poland," and "Lithuania, labeled over New
East Prussia. From www.raremaps.com
cartographer/publisher): "POLAND,"
Baltimore, 12 x 8.5 inches, from "A
General Atlas Containing Distinct Maps Of
all the known Countries in the World."
Note "New East Prussia," "Kingdom of
Poland," and "Lithuania, labeled over New
East Prussia. From www.raremaps.com
1822 Friedrich Haller von Hallerstein
(geographer/cartographer) - Friedrich
Campe (publisher): "Charte vom Konig-
reich Preussen und Polen," Nurnberg, 25 x
29 cm, from "Neuer Hand-Atlas uber alle
Theile der Erde..." From
www.davidrumsey.com
(geographer/cartographer) - Friedrich
Campe (publisher): "Charte vom Konig-
reich Preussen und Polen," Nurnberg, 25 x
29 cm, from "Neuer Hand-Atlas uber alle
Theile der Erde..." From
www.davidrumsey.com
1825 Gerard Lemaitre
(engraver): "Carte
Générale de la Pologne,"
Paris, 21.6 x 20.1 cm.
Reproduced in 1840 and
1879, crediting Theodore
Delsol -- born 1819, as
the engraver. From cesgia
on eBay
(engraver): "Carte
Générale de la Pologne,"
Paris, 21.6 x 20.1 cm.
Reproduced in 1840 and
1879, crediting Theodore
Delsol -- born 1819, as
the engraver. From cesgia
on eBay
1818 William Guthrie (geographer/publisher) : "Poland
from the Best Authorities," London, image 8.25 x 7
inches, in two examples from "An Atlas to Guthrie"s
Geographical Grammar."
from the Best Authorities," London, image 8.25 x 7
inches, in two examples from "An Atlas to Guthrie"s
Geographical Grammar."
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