Antique Map of Italy (1886) — A.J. Johnson, Johnson’s New Illustrated Family Atlas Size:8.3" x 11.7" and public buildings are carefully

and public buildings are carefully drawn

this piece is a striking example of Regency-era cartography

- Easy to hang with various methods like tape or framing

- Available in multiple sizes to fit different spaces and preferences

a nod to Britain’s defining role in global navigation

Antique Map of Italy (1886) — A.J. Johnson, Johnson’s New Illustrated Family Atlas Size:8.3" x 11.7" and public buildings are carefullyPublished in New York by Alvin J. Johnson & Co. in 1886, this richly colored engraved map presents Italy during its early decades of unification. Railways, roads, and regional boundaries are carefully delineated in vivid color, while an inset map of Malta completes the composition. Issued in Johnsons New Illustrated Family Atlas of the World, one of the last great American atlases of the 19th century, the map reflects the growing fascination with both