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1542 Ptolemy world map with wind heads on aged beeswax paper with tiny gold accents and burned edges.

1542 Ptolemy world map with wind heads on aged beeswax paper with tiny gold accents and burned edges.

Exploring the "Typus Orbis a Ptol. Descriptus" by Sebastian Münster from 1542.

Dubravko

Feb 254 min read

Oval world map with wind heads on hand processed beeswax paper with burned edges.

Oval world map with wind heads on hand processed beeswax paper with burned edges.

Exploring the Typus Universalis by Sebastian Münster from 1542.

Dubravko

Feb 254 min read

A close-up of a 1550 world map art print resting on a stack of other historical replicas in a workshop.

A close-up of a 1550 world map art print resting on a stack of other historical replicas in a workshop.

Exploring the "Typus Orbis Universalis" by Sebastian Münster from 1550.

Dubravko

Feb 253 min read

A full view of the handcrafted Abraham Ortelius 1570 "Typus Orbis Terrarum" world map replica. The print features authentic hand-burned edges and a warm beeswax finish on hand-processed paper.

A full view of the handcrafted Abraham Ortelius 1570 "Typus Orbis Terrarum" world map replica. The print features authentic hand-burned edges and a warm beeswax finish on hand-processed paper.

Exploring the Typus Orbis Terrarum by Abraham Ortelius from 1570.

Dubravko

Feb 234 min read

A full view of the handcrafted 1652 Nova Totius Terrarum Orbis map by Nicolaes Visscher. The replica features hand-burned edges, a beeswax finish, and is decorated with festive holiday ornaments.

A full view of the handcrafted 1652 Nova Totius Terrarum Orbis map by Nicolaes Visscher. The replica features hand-burned edges, a beeswax finish, and is decorated with festive holiday ornaments.

Exploring the Nova Totius Terrarum Orbis by Nicolaes Visscher from 1652.

Dubravko

Feb 224 min read

An angled photo of a handcrafted 1651 John Speed world map replica. The print features authentic hand burned edges and a warm glow from a natural beeswax finish.

An angled photo of a handcrafted 1651 John Speed world map replica. The print features authentic hand burned edges and a warm glow from a natural beeswax finish.

Exploring the John Speed's World Map from 1651.

Dubravko

Feb 214 min read

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