Old Map of Istanbul (Constantinople) 1720 by Wolff - Ottoman, Byzantine Architecture - Topkapi Palace, Hagia Sophia, Mosques Size:45x16.1in (114.5x41cm) The eastern edge of the

The eastern edge of the map is somewhere in Kazakhstan

This map was originally published at a very interesting time for British interests in the New World: the British Empire had just captured New Amsterdam from the Dutch and renamed it New York in 1664

though it's more like a named landmass rather than the Vatican that you'd recognise today

another option would be this amazing map of The World by Max Gill: https://www

full colour and exceedingly rare map shows the ancient county of Denbighshire in 1611

Old Map of Istanbul (Constantinople) 1720 by Wolff - Ottoman, Byzantine Architecture - Topkapi Palace, Hagia Sophia, Mosques Size:45x16.1in (114.5x41cm) The eastern edge of theA truly gorgeous and exceptionally rare old map of Constantinople (Istanbul), originally published in 1720 by Jeremias Wolff. There is a handy key at the bottom of the map that will help you locate 26 important landmarks on the map and gosh, each landmark is beautifully rendered by Wolff. Topkapi Palace can be clearly seen on the left side of the map, and next to it the Hagia Sophia rising above other nearby buildings. The Bosporus, of course, wends