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A unique suite of historic maps of the World showing the development of geographic and cartographic knowledge through 5 centuries. The maps were produced in different formats and projections.

OpenHistoricalMap is an interactive map of the world throughout history, created by people like you and dedicated to the public domain. OpenHistoricalMap collaboratively stores and displays map data throughout the history of the world.

Antique world map in double hemispheres by J. G. Schreiber, from his Atlas Selectus published in Leipzig between 1740 and 1749. Two circular diagrams with planetary orbits, above the heavens with stars, below natural phenomena and explanatory text about the continents.

NORTH POLE TO SOUTH POLE, WORLD MAPS HAVE IT ALL - World maps are the most commonly displayed maps. They are proudly displayed in offices, schools and homes. Add one to your home or office today with Maps of the Past world maps!

A striking 1750 double hemisphere map of the world by the Italian map publisher Giambattista Albrizzi. This is one of the most interesting and decorative world maps to appear in a mid-18th century atlas.

Coloured map of the world by Johann Gabriel Doppelmayr. Printed circa 1740. Title: Basis Geographiae Recentioris Astronomica.

Decorative map of the world, later ed. being the first edition to illustrate the routes of the most famous naval explorers from 1542 to ca. 1740.

18th century historical map archive sorted chronologically. History maps from the year 1701-1774, the eighteenth century. WORLD HISTORY FOR THE RELAXED HISTORIAN

History World Map: The Struggle for Colonial Dominion, 1700-1763; illustrating British, Dutch, French, Portuguese, and Spanish colonies, Southern boundary of Russian Siberia; The West Indies; James Cook's Voyages in the Southern Pacific.