Old Map of Dalmatia, Croatia by De Agostini, 1938: Kingdom of Italy, Split, Zara, Sebenico, Ragusa, Cattaro amsterdam exceedingly rare city plan by

exceedingly rare city plan by John Wood in 1833 shows the city of Chester in the northwest of England close to the Welsh border

Introducing the 'Ducatus Brunsvicensis fereque Lunaeburgensis cum adiacentibus episcopatibus

Delaware River: Forms the western boundary of New Jersey and is a popular spot for recreational activities

Mannheim - Known for its palace

detailed illustrations that provide additional information about the region

Old Map of Dalmatia, Croatia by De Agostini, 1938: Kingdom of Italy, Split, Zara, Sebenico, Ragusa, Cattaro amsterdam exceedingly rare city plan byThis map of the Italian Region of Dalmazia, originally published in 1938 by the Italian cartographic company, Istituto Geografico De Agostini, is a beautiful and detailed example of a thematic and pictorial map. The map covers the entire region of Dalmatia, which is located along the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea and includes the modern day countries of Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro. At the time this map was originally published,