[Miniature map of Ireland by Ortelius]

Abraham Ortelius.
Hibernia.

Antwerp, c.1585. 80 x 105mm. Coloured.
Ireland, orientated with north to the right, engraved by Philip Galle for the 'Epitome', the pocket edition of Ortelius's atlas.
ORTM0034

[Mercator's map of south Ireland]

Gerard Mercator
[North Ireland.]

Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, 1613. 340 x 470mm. Original colour. Two small cracks caused by green colour, paper lightly toned.
The southern part of a two-sheet map of Ireland, showing south of Galway & Wicklow.
MERC0044

[Miniature Map of Ireland]

Petrus Bertius.
Hibernia.

Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, 1616, First edition. 100 x 135mm. Coloured. A wormhole in the margin.
Hondius engraved new plates for his edition of the Bertius atlas 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum', which he sold alongside the Mercator 'Atlas Minor'. KOEMAN: Lan 11a, 'With the new plates, the work was certainly improved'.
BERT0013

[Decorative map of Ireland by Mercator]

Gerard Mercator
Irlandia regnum.

Amsterdam, Henricus Hondius, 1623. 335 x 420mm. Coloured.
Ireland, orientated with north to the right. A very decorative item. KOEMAN: Me 27a.
MERC0038

[Decorative Set of Mercator Maps of Ireland]

Gerard Mercator
Irlandia regnum; Irlandia Regnum [two sheet map]; Ultoniae Orientalis pars; Udrone, Irlandiæ in Catherlagh Baronia.

Amsterdam, Henricus Hondius, 1633. Five maps, each c.335 x 420mm. Coloured.
The complete set of five maps of Ireland by Gerard Mercator, famous for devising the famous Mercator Projection of the world. The maps are: a map of Ireland, orientated with north to the right; a two-sheet map, with north to the top; eastern Ulster; and Udrone, now County Carlow in Leinster. A very decorative set.
MERC0035

[Decorative map of Ireland]

Christoph Weigel.
Regni Hiberniæ accurata tabula.

Nuremberg, c.1718. 395 x 335mm. Original colour with later additions.
With a fine title cartouche in full colour.
WEIG0008

[Ireland]

Isaak Tirion.
Nieuwe Kaart van Ierland.

Amsterdam, c.1754. 350 x 290mm. Coloured.
Ireland map divided into the four provinces.
TIRI0007

[Map of Ireland]

Rigobert Bonne.
Carte D'Ireland...

Paris, Lattré, 1771. 310 x 440mm. Original colour.
Ireland, with the west coasts of Southern Scotland, Wales and England.
BONN0009

[Map of Ireland]

John Walker.
Ireland.

London, 1802. 200 x 236mm. Coloured.
Published in 'Walker's Geography'.
WALK0002

[Colourful map of Ireland]

J. Wilkes.
Ireland.

London, 1811. 250 x 200mm. Original colour. Some faint offset.

WILK1001

[Plan of Dublin]

Alain Manesson Mallet.
Dublin.

Paris, c.1683. 160 x 105mm. Coloured.
Plan of Dublin, with the title on a banner in the sky.
MALL0021

[Elevation of Grattan Bridge in Dublin]

Daniel Pomarede.
Essex Bridge.

c.1755. 315 x 430mm.
An elevation of Essex Bridge, now Grattan Bridge in Dublin, as rebuilt by George Semple in 1755.
POME0001

[View of Dublin]

Alexander Hogg.
A Prospect of Dublin, the Capital of Dublin.

London: Hogg, c.1785. 210 x 310mm.

HOGG0001

[Detailed plan of Dublin.]

William Corbet.
New & Improved Plan of the City of Dublin laid down 1808.

Dublin, 1808. 3105 x 370mm. Binding folds flattened, narrow margins.
An uncommon plan of the city, published in a guide. With an allegorical cartouche featuring the Liffey and a scale in Irish miles.
CORB0003

[Viiew of Dublin]

Thomas Kelley.
Dublin.

London, Kelly, 1816. 195 x 240mm.
View of the city centre.
KELL0001

[Map of Leinster, Ireland]

Johannes Jansson.
Comitatus Lageniæ. The Countie of Leinster.

Amsterdam, c.1659 390 x 495mm. Coloured.
The province of Leinster, orientated with north to the right.
JANS0029

[Miniature Map of Meath]

Petrus Bertius.
Media.

Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, 1616, First edition. 100 x 135mm. Coloured. A couple of tiny wormholes in the margin.
Hondius engraved new plates for his edition of the Bertius atlas 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum', which he sold alongside the Mercator 'Atlas Minor'. KOEMAN: Lan 11a, 'With the new plates, the work was certainly improved'.
BERT0077

[Ulster & Leinster, Ireland]

Antonio Zatta.
Parte del Regno d'Irlanda cioè Le Provincie D'Ulster, e Leinster.

Venice, 1794. 415 x 320mm. Original colour. Faint discolouration at centrefold.
Map of the eastern Provinces of Ireland, Ulster & Leinster, with a decorative cartouche featuring fishing.
ZATT0048