Africa – Daniel Sotzmann, 1808
Africa – Guillaume de L’Isle, Covens and Mortier, 1724
Africa – Nicolaes Visscher, ca. 1677
Africa – Willem and Joan Bleau, c. 1640
America map – Ortelius
America rare map – Hondius/Janssonius, 1641
America, New England – Tobias Lotter, 1776
American ports, West-Indies – Covens & Mortier, c. 1740
Americas, Caribbean sea chart – Theunis Jacobsz Lootsman, 1650
Artois – Nicolaes Visscher, 1656-1677
Asia – Frederick de Wit, ca. 1670
Asia – Hendrik van Loon after Nicolas de Fer, 1724
Asia – Jan Jansson, 1638-1642
Asia – Jean-Baptiste Crépy + Jean-Baptiste Nolin, 1781
Asia – Willem Blaeu, 1621-1630
Asia antique map – Visscher
Asia map – Homann
Australia, New South Wales – after James Cook, c. 1797
Azores – Depot de la Marine, 1791
Baltics, Estonia, Lithuania – Joseph-Nicolas De l’Isle, 1745
Bavaria (Bayern) – Nicolaes Visscher + Pieter Schenk, ca. 1720
Bermuda – Willem Blaeu, c. 1630
Borneo – François Valentijn, 1724-1726
Brandenburg-Prussia – Peter Schenk, c. 1720
Brtitish Isles – Theodorus Danckerts, 1687
Cape of Good Hope – Tobias Lotter, c. 1730
Caribbean, Windward Islands – Widow of Joachim Ottens, 1719-1723
China – Covens & Mortier, 1695
County of Nassau – Henricus Hondius, 1630
Curaçao – Robert Sayer, 1775
Curaçao, Guyana – Isaak Tirion, 1767
Denmark – Frederick de Wit, 1680
East Frisia (Ostfriesland) – Abraham Ortelius, 1587
East Frisia (Ostfriesland) – Abraham Ortelius, 1598
Eastern Hemisphere – Isaak Tirion, 1755
Egypt and the Gulf – Olfert Dapper, c. 1670
Empire of Japan – Reinier and Josua Ottens, after 1720
England, coastal chart between Wight and Dover – Waghenaer, 1586
England, from Robin Hood’s Bay to Coquet Island – Waghenaer, 1596
Europa – Pieter Schenk, ca. 1700
Europe – Herman Moll, 1708
Europe – Thomas Kitchin + Robert Sayer, 1772
Europe, WWI propaganda map – Fritz Elsner, 1914
France – Abraham Ortelius, 1606
France – Frederick de Wit, c. 1690
France, Charente-Maritime – Romeijn de Hooghe + Pieter Mortier, 1693
Germany – Johannes Janssonius, 1626
Germany, Low Countries, Poland, Baltics – Melchior Tavernier, 1645
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