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City of Turku/Åbo around 1780-1799
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Sweden and it’s provinces in the 1600-1700s
€19Newly printed poster showing Sweden and its provinces in the 17th and 18th centuries, 70 × 50 cm.
Sweden and it’s provinces in the 1600-1700s
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First map of Scandinavia
€17 – €19Newly printed poster. German cartographer Nicolaus Germanus published the first Latin translation of the ancient works of the Greek geographer Ptolemy, supplemented by this map of Scandinavia, among others. The map was originally drawn by the Danish geographer Claudius Clavus. First printed 1482.
First map of Scandinavia
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Copenhagen and Scania 1500s
€17 – €29Printed poster over Copenhagen and Öresund with the cities Helsingborg, Landskrona and Malmö in the background. The original was published around 1588 by Georg Braun and Franz Hogenberg.
Copenhagen and Scania 1500s
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Northern Norway, Sweden and Finland 1708
€17 – €19Newly printed poster showing a map from 1708 of Northern Norway, Sweden and Norway.
Northern Norway, Sweden and Finland 1708
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Carta Marina 1572
€17 – €29Newly printed poster with map Carta Marina printed on it. Carta Marina is the earliest reasonably accurate map of the Nordic and Baltic countries. The author of the map, Olaus Magnus (1490–1557) put twelve years of work on the map before it was printed in Venice in 1539. In 1572 Antonio Lafreri published a reduced copy of the Carta marina in Rome and it is that colorful version on the poster.
Carta Marina 1572
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Northern Sweden and Finland 1626
€19 – €29Poster with map of northern Norrland. The original was published in 1626 in the cartographer Anders Bure’s work “Orbis Arctoi nova et accurata delineatio” which covered the whole kingdom. Available in several sizes.
Northern Sweden and Finland 1626
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