This collection include many detailed maps of the world and various continents: America, Europe, Antarctica. Some maps are also provided with detailed interesting descriptions and additional clarifying materials. The maps are very detailed and can easily be used for printing.

This is big collection of old medieval maps and atlases which can be printed on a sheet of large format. Maps scanned very accurately with the preservation of all small elements and maps presented from 13th to the 18th century. Additional images show different episodes from the Middle Ages associated with travel and new cartographic discoveries.

Ortelius compiled the world's first geographic atlas, consisting of 53 large-format maps with detailed explanatory geographical texts, which was published in the city of Atveres on May 20, 1570. The Atlas was named Theatrum Orbis Terrarum and reflected the state of geographical knowledge on that time. This atlas was repeatedly supplemented and republished and was very popular among navigators of the late 16th - early 17th centuries. Along with the Mercator Atlas, he also played an important role in the development of cartography.

This is new collection of old maps and atlases which can be printed on a sheet of large format. Maps scanned very accurately with the preservation of all small elements and maps presented from ancient times to the 18th century.

This is a collection of old maps and atlases of increased detail, which can be printed on a sheet of very large format. The Atlas were created by famous world cartographers (Carington Voyvs, Thomas Kitchen, William Faden, George Villiday and others) in the 18th century.

The Atlas of the cities of the terrestrial world (Civitates Orbis Terrarum) was released in the 16th century (it was published for 46 years - from 1572 to 1618). A total of six volumes were published. Authors of the atlas - engraver and publisher Frans Hogenberg and theologian George Brown. The Atlas was published in Cologne, but nevertheless belongs to the Antwerp cartographic school. In addition, it is known from the personal correspondence of the authors of the atlas that the idea of creating an atlas was born exactly in Antwerp. Atlas is the second time printed atlas in world.