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Political map of the island of Sicily, Italy. Features political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, topography, bodies of water, drainage, coastline and islands. Relief shown with hachures. Includes a legend, latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as three bar scales. Inset map: [I. di Gozzo and I. di Malta]. Colored engraving. Map is 53 x 67 cm, on double sheet 60 x 84 cm. Within section entitled Isola., Atlante oro-idrografico corografico e storico dell'Italia, published by Casa Editrice Dottor Francesco Vallardi in Milan, circa 1895. National atlas of Italy. Title translates to: Chorographic, orographic, hydrographic and historical atlas of Italy. Bound in green board with leather spine. Gilded title on front cover and gilded ornamentation on spine. Debossed floral decoration on front cover. Slip cover in green linen with red patterned end papers. Collation: [4] pages, 89 leaves of plates (mostly double). Atlas comprised of 93 maps on 89 sheets. Volume begins with several profile views of the Alps in Italy. Maps feature topography, hydrography, political boundaries and history. Historical maps represent ancient Italy, the Holy Roman Empire, the time of the Lombards, the Saxon and Frank Emperors up to the Mohensaufen (962-1138), the Swabians (1138-1234), as well as the periods of 1270 to 1450 and 1600-1700, the reign of Napoleon (1810), and the era following the Vienna treaties (1815-1859). In addition, maps show cities, railways, roads, topography, bodies of water, drainage, coastline and islands. Some maps appear on multiple, consecutive sheets, which are shown here in the form of both the single sheets and composites creating the full maps. Colored engravings. Date for atlas estimated based upon the latest date that appears in the volume - from the imprint for the map entitled Carte della Provincia di Perugia e partie di Quelle Confinanti.

Political map of the province of Cosenza, Italy. Features political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, topography, bodies of water, drainage, coastline and islands. Relief shown with hachures. Includes a legend, latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as three bar scales. Colored engraving. Map is 33 x 51 cm, on sheet 42 x 60 cm. Within section entitled Italia meridionale., Atlante oro-idrografico corografico e storico dell'Italia, published by Casa Editrice Dottor Francesco Vallardi in Milan, circa 1895. National atlas of Italy. Title translates to: Chorographic, orographic, hydrographic and historical atlas of Italy. Bound in green board with leather spine. Gilded title on front cover and gilded ornamentation on spine. Debossed floral decoration on front cover. Slip cover in green linen with red patterned end papers. Collation: [4] pages, 89 leaves of plates (mostly double). Atlas comprised of 93 maps on 89 sheets. Volume begins with several profile views of the Alps in Italy. Maps feature topography, hydrography, political boundaries and history. Historical maps represent ancient Italy, the Holy Roman Empire, the time of the Lombards, the Saxon and Frank Emperors up to the Mohensaufen (962-1138), the Swabians (1138-1234), as well as the periods of 1270 to 1450 and 1600-1700, the reign of Napoleon (1810), and the era following the Vienna treaties (1815-1859). In addition, maps show cities, railways, roads, topography, bodies of water, drainage, coastline and islands. Some maps appear on multiple, consecutive sheets, which are shown here in the form of both the single sheets and composites creating the full maps. Colored engravings. Date for atlas estimated based upon the latest date that appears in the volume - from the imprint for the map entitled Carte della Provincia di Perugia e partie di Quelle Confinanti.

Political map of the province of Potenza, Italy. Features political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, topography, vegetation, bodies of water, drainage, coastline and islands. Relief shown with hachures. Includes a legend, latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as three bar scales. Colored engraving. Map is 51 x 33 cm, on sheet 60 x 42 cm. Within section entitled Italia meridionale., Atlante oro-idrografico corografico e storico dell'Italia, published by Casa Editrice Dottor Francesco Vallardi in Milan, circa 1895. National atlas of Italy. Title translates to: Chorographic, orographic, hydrographic and historical atlas of Italy. Bound in green board with leather spine. Gilded title on front cover and gilded ornamentation on spine. Debossed floral decoration on front cover. Slip cover in green linen with red patterned end papers. Collation: [4] pages, 89 leaves of plates (mostly double). Atlas comprised of 93 maps on 89 sheets. Volume begins with several profile views of the Alps in Italy. Maps feature topography, hydrography, political boundaries and history. Historical maps represent ancient Italy, the Holy Roman Empire, the time of the Lombards, the Saxon and Frank Emperors up to the Mohensaufen (962-1138), the Swabians (1138-1234), as well as the periods of 1270 to 1450 and 1600-1700, the reign of Napoleon (1810), and the era following the Vienna treaties (1815-1859). In addition, maps show cities, railways, roads, topography, bodies of water, drainage, coastline and islands. Some maps appear on multiple, consecutive sheets, which are shown here in the form of both the single sheets and composites creating the full maps. Colored engravings. Date for atlas estimated based upon the latest date that appears in the volume - from the imprint for the map entitled Carte della Provincia di Perugia e partie di Quelle Confinanti.

Political map of the province of Lecce, Italy. Features political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, topography, vegetation, bodies of water, drainage, coastline and islands. Relief shown with hachures. Includes a legend, latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as three bar scales. Colored engraving. Map is 33 x 51 cm, on sheet 42 x 60 cm. Followed by another version of this map, with different coloration. Within section entitled Italia meridionale., Atlante oro-idrografico corografico e storico dell'Italia, published by Casa Editrice Dottor Francesco Vallardi in Milan, circa 1895. National atlas of Italy. Title translates to: Chorographic, orographic, hydrographic and historical atlas of Italy. Bound in green board with leather spine. Gilded title on front cover and gilded ornamentation on spine. Debossed floral decoration on front cover. Slip cover in green linen with red patterned end papers. Collation: [4] pages, 89 leaves of plates (mostly double). Atlas comprised of 93 maps on 89 sheets. Volume begins with several profile views of the Alps in Italy. Maps feature topography, hydrography, political boundaries and history. Historical maps represent ancient Italy, the Holy Roman Empire, the time of the Lombards, the Saxon and Frank Emperors up to the Mohensaufen (962-1138), the Swabians (1138-1234), as well as the periods of 1270 to 1450 and 1600-1700, the reign of Napoleon (1810), and the era following the Vienna treaties (1815-1859). In addition, maps show cities, railways, roads, topography, bodies of water, drainage, coastline and islands. Some maps appear on multiple, consecutive sheets, which are shown here in the form of both the single sheets and composites creating the full maps. Colored engravings. Date for atlas estimated based upon the latest date that appears in the volume - from the imprint for the map entitled Carte della Provincia di Perugia e partie di Quelle Confinanti.

Political map of the provinces of Parma and Piacenza, Italy. Features political boundaries, cities, railways, roads, topography, bodies of water and drainage. Relief shown with hachures. Includes a legend, latitudinal and longitudinal lines, as well as two bar scales. Inset map: Piacenza. Colored engraving. Map is 57 x 69 cm, on double sheet 60 x 84 cm. Within section entitled Italia Settentrionale : Emilia., Atlante oro-idrografico corografico e storico dell'Italia, published by Casa Editrice Dottor Francesco Vallardi in Milan, circa 1895. National atlas of Italy. Title translates to: Chorographic, orographic, hydrographic and historical atlas of Italy. Bound in green board with leather spine. Gilded title on front cover and gilded ornamentation on spine. Debossed floral decoration on front cover. Slip cover in green linen with red patterned end papers. Collation: [4] pages, 89 leaves of plates (mostly double). Atlas comprised of 93 maps on 89 sheets. Volume begins with several profile views of the Alps in Italy. Maps feature topography, hydrography, political boundaries and history. Historical maps represent ancient Italy, the Holy Roman Empire, the time of the Lombards, the Saxon and Frank Emperors up to the Mohensaufen (962-1138), the Swabians (1138-1234), as well as the periods of 1270 to 1450 and 1600-1700, the reign of Napoleon (1810), and the era following the Vienna treaties (1815-1859). In addition, maps show cities, railways, roads, topography, bodies of water, drainage, coastline and islands. Some maps appear on multiple, consecutive sheets, which are shown here in the form of both the single sheets and composites creating the full maps. Colored engravings. Date for atlas estimated based upon the latest date that appears in the volume - from the imprint for the map entitled Carte della Provincia di Perugia e partie di Quelle Confinanti.