Artois – Nicolaes Visscher, 1656-1677
Azores – Depot de la Marine, 1791
Baltics, Estonia, Lithuania – Joseph-Nicolas De l’Isle, 1745
Bavaria (Bayern) – Nicolaes Visscher + Pieter Schenk, ca. 1720
Brandenburg-Prussia – Peter Schenk, c. 1720
Brtitish Isles – Theodorus Danckerts, 1687
Cartoon map of Europa – Walter Trier, 1914
Cartoon map of Europe – Grath & Kaspar, 1914
Cartoon map of Europe – John Henry Amschewitz, 1914
Cartoon map of Europe – Johnson, Riddle & Co., 1914
Cartoon map of Europe – Verlagsgesellschaft Union, 1914
Denmark – Frederick de Wit, 1680
East Frisia (Ostfriesland) – Abraham Ortelius, 1587
East Frisia (Ostfriesland) – Abraham Ortelius, 1598
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 cartoon map – B. Crété, 1914/15
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
Greece, Balkans – Danckerts, 1684
Hungary – Johannes van Doeticum + Claes Jansz. Visscher, 1634
Hungary – Justus Danckerts, 1684
Iceland, Frisland, Faroe Islands – Robert Dudley, 1646-1647
Ireland – Alexis-Hubert Jaillot, 1693
Italy – Frederick de Wit, 1680
Kingdom of Hungary, Balkans – Frederick de Wit, 1688
Kingdom of Napels – Blaeu, c. 1640
Lake Geneva, Switserland – Mercator-Hondius, 1606
Luxembourg – Petrus Kaerius / Ludovico Guicciardini, 1609
Malta and Gozo – Nicolaes Visscher, c. 1680
Map of Crete – Frederick de Wit, c. 1680
Mediterranean – 19th century
Mediterranean Sea – Johannes van Keulen, 1680-1700
Mediterranean Sea – Romeijn de Hooghe + Pieter Mortier, 1694
Namur County – Abraham Ortelius, 1576-1612
Normandy and Picardy – Romeijn de Hooghe, Pieter Mortier, 1693
North Sea – Jacques-Nicolas Bellin, ca. 1770
Norway – Cornelis Danckerts, c. 1696
Peloponnese – Justus Danckerts, 1684
Poland, Kaliningrad/Königsberg (Pomerania and East Prussia) – Johann Baptiste Homann, c. 1710
Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth – Frederick de Wit, ca. 1680
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