Unknown, 1935, Tourist Map of Jerusalem
Unknown, 1935, Tourist Map of Jerusalem
A. Landa, 1914, Jewish Settlements in Eretz Israel
Or perhaps, just publish ones I believe might be interesting or informative to others?
Johannes Blaeu, 1640, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Johannes Blaeu & Abraham Wolfgang, 1685, Westphalia, Germany
Johannes Blaeu, 1655, Fujian, China
Abbe Lesserteur, 1879, Catholic Missionary Regions in Indochina
Johannes Cloppenburg, 1630, Southeast U.S.A.
leafall1995 asked: HI! I really enjoy looking through your tumblr blog. I thought it was creative and Unique to have a whole blog dedication to your collections of maps. I always like looking through map here. Maybe becasue one day I want to travel the world. I have a request, could you post maps of the middle east (Palestine) if you dont already have one.
Thank you so much! Maps definitely encourage wanderlust (as it happens, I detested geography as a child, and it wasn’t until I began traveling the world, that suddenly studying geography and looking at maps was enthralling). Here is the Palestine tag, though there’s only a couple there, I believe there may be some others of areas within Palestine that simply weren’t tagged “Palestine”. That being said, I will keep my eyes peeled for new additions!
solastyear asked: Starting to blog again after being gone for awhile. I was checking out the "Spotlight" for history and found your blog. I am in love. Every kind of map you can think of is on my wall. Great blog <3
Excellent, I’m glad you found me, and thank you! Your wall papered with maps sounds lovely. Would love to see a photograph of it, if you happen to have one lying about.