Map of every battle since 2500 BC according to Wikipedia (10,624 battles)

World Map showing the British Empire

Map of Transylvania and Wallachia; printed by Petri in Basel, c.1544-52.

Propaganda travel map of Germany, 1930's

Map of Nagasaki, c.1801 (colour woodcut)

Aerial Map of London, and View across the Thames from South Bank, with St. Paul's and London Bridge, by Johann B. Homann, c.1730

Leo Belgicus - map of the Low Countries (1611)

Fool’s Cap World Map, c1590

The Illustration of The Great European War No.16. - A humorous Atlas of the World.

Philips' Flags of All Nations, 1922.

Map of Santo Domingo by Baptista Boazio

Map of Rome, by Joan Blaeu (1596-1673)

An ethnographical map from 1851 depicting the global distribution and classification of human populations based on racial and linguistic groups.

World map from 1902 illustrating global elevations and oceanic depths using color-coded shading on a Mercator projection.

Satirical political cartoon map from 1914 titled "Hark! Hark! The Dogs Do Bark!" illustrating European nations represented as animals and figures at the outbreak of World War I.

Map depicting Christopher Columbus's route during his first voyage to the New World in 1492.

Map of Persia, 1922. Publisher: The Times.

Map published by the Bureau of Longitudes depicting the path of the Moon's shadow during the total solar eclipse of August 17, 1868.

L'Europe comique by Jannin d'après A. Belloguet, 1867

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'New Britain' — Map published in the US during the First World War (Feb 1916) imagining a United States conquered by Britain and Japan.