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Kartografia Lp Kartografia Lp. Autor Tytuł Miejsce wydania Data wydania Sygnatura 1. Anders, Eduard (1809-1891) Historischer Atlas der Evangelischen Kirchen in Schlesien / gezeichnet [...] von Friedrich Gottlob Eduard Anders. Glogau 1856 ZZK 0.78 Andree-Putzgers Gymnasial- und Realschul-Atlas in 49 Haupt- und 28 Nebenkarten : auch zum Gebrauch in andern hohern Lehranstalten / 2. Andree, Richard (1835-1912) Bielefeld ; Leipzig ZZK 0.404 ig.ausgefuhrt in der Geographischen Anstalt von Velhagen & Klasing im Leipzig. 1904 Andrees Allgemeiner Handatlas : in 126 Haupt- und 137 Nebenkarten nebst vollständigem alphabetischen Namenverzeichins / herausgegeben 3. Andree, Richard (1835-1912) Bielefeld ; Leipzig ZZK 0.2 377 von A. Scobel. 1899 Andrees Allgemeiner Handatlas : in 81 Haupt- und 86 Nebenkarten nebst vollständigem alphabetischen Namenverzeichins / herausgegeben 4. Andree, Richard (1835-1912) Bielefeld ; Leipzig ZZK 0.2 811 der Geographischen Anstalt von Velhagen & Klasing. 1893 Andrees Allgemeiner Handatlas : in 99 Haupt- und 82 Nebenkarten nebst vollständigem alphabetischen Namenverzeichins / herausgegeben 5. Andree, Richard (1835-1912) Bielefeld ; Leipzig ZZK 0.1 906 der Geographischen Anstalt von Velhagen & Klasing. 1896 Andrees Allgemeiner Handatlas : in 91 Haupt- und 86 Nebenkarten nebst vollständigem alphabetischen Namenverzeichins / herausgegeben 6. Andree, Richard (1835-1912) Bielefeld ; Leipzig ZZK 0.1 904 der Geographischen Anstalt von Velhagen & Klasing. 1893 Andrees Allgemeiner Handatlas : in 126 Haupt- und 138 Nebenkarten nebst vollständigem alphabetischen Namenverzeichins / herausgegeben 7. Andree, Richard (1835-1912) Bielefeld ; Leipzig ZZK 0.2 466 von A. Scobel. 1900 8. Bartholomew, John (1831-1893) The handy reference atlas of the world / edited by John Bartholomew. Edinburgh ; London 1940 ZZK 0.2 233 9. Bartkiewicz, Adam Mapa fizyczna Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej / opracował Józef Nowak. Warszawa 1945 ZZK A.26 10. Bazewicz, Józef Michał (ok. 1862-1928) Atlas historyczny czasów starożytnych : (24 mapy na 9 tablicach) / J. M. Bazewicz. Warszawa 1917 ZZK 0.1 837 11. Bazewicz, Józef Michał (ok. 1862-1928) Atlas historyczny czasów starożytnych : (24 mapy na 9 tablicach) / J. M. Bazewicz. Warszawa 1918 ZZK 0.1 858 12. Bazewicz, Józef Michał (ok. 1862-1928) Atlas historyczny czasów starożytnych : (24 mapy na 9 tablicach) / J. M. Bazewicz. Warszawa 1918 ZZK 0.416 13. Bazewicz, Józef Michał (ok. 1862-1928) Atlas historyczny czasów średniowiecznych : (26 map na 9 tablicach) / J. M. Bazewicz. Warszawa 1917 ZZK 0.1 843 14. Bazewicz, Józef Michał (ok. 1862-1928) Atlas historyczny czasów średniowiecznych : (26 map na 9 tablicach) / J. M. Bazewicz. Warszawa 1918 ZZK 0.431 15. Bazewicz, Józef Michał (ok. 1862-1928) Atlas historyczny czasów nowożytnych : (24 mapy na 9 tablicach) / J. M. Bazewicz. Warszawa 1917 ZZK 0.2 053 16. Bazewicz, Józef Michał (ok. 1862-1928) Atlas historyczny czasów nowożytnych : (24 mapy na 9 tablicach) / J. M. Bazewicz. Warszawa 1929 ZZK 0.265 17. Bazewicz, Józef Michał (ok. 1862-1928) Atlas geograficzny wszystkich części świata. Warszawa 1921 ZZK 0.1 301 18. Bazewicz, Józef Michał (ok. 1862-1928) Atlas geograficzny poszczególnych krajów Europy / J. M. Bazewicz. Warszawa 1917 ZZK 0.574 19. Bazewicz, Józef Michał (ok. 1862-1928) Atlas geograficzny wszystkich części świata / J. M. Bazewicz. Warszawa 1918 ZZK 0.1 683 Polska w trzech zaborach w granicach przedrozbiorowych w 1770 r. : oraz w innych ważniejszych okresach historycznych = La Pologne dans 20. Bazewicz, Józef Michał (ok. 1862-1928) les trois annexions avec les limites d'avant les démembrements (l'an 1770) : et à d'autres époques historiques d'une importance spéciale / Warszawa ZZK A.103 opracował i wydał J. M. Bazewicz. 1914 Polska w trzech zaborach w granicach przedrozbiorowych w 1770 r. : oraz w innych ważniejszych okresach historycznych = La Pologne dans 21. Bazewicz, Józef Michał (ok. 1862-1928) les trois annexions avec les limites d'avant les démembrements (l'an 1770) : et à d'autres époques historiques d'une importance spéciale / Warszawa ZZK A.102 opracował i wydał J. M. Bazewicz. 1922 Atlas geograficzny duży, szczegółowy wszystkich części świata : (30 map i mapek fizycznych i politycznych, na 8-miu arkuszach) / J. M. 22. Bazewicz, Józef Michał (ok. 1862-1928) Warszawa ZZK 0.2 511 Bazewicz. 1921 23. Berghaus, Heinrich Karl Wilhelm (1797-1884) West-Polinesien / entwurf von Mai 1848 Berghaus ; gestochen v. C. Poppey. Gotha 1852 ZZK 551 24. Berghaus, Heinrich Karl Wilhelm (1797-1884) Ost-Polinesien / entwurf von Mai 1848 Berghaus ; gestochen v. C. Poppey. Gotha 1852 ZZK 2 098 25. Berghaus, Heinrich Karl Wilhelm (1797-1884) Wesel / entw. u. bearbeit. v. H. Berghaus ; gez. v. Artill. Lieut. Fils ; Gest. v. Carl u. Wilh. Jättnig. Glogau 1860 ZZK S-5 079 A 26. Berghaus, Heinrich Karl Wilhelm (1797-1884) Paderborn / entw. u. bearbeitet v. Heinr. Berghaus ; gez. v. Artill. Lieut. Fils ; gestochen unter Jäck's Leitung v. Wilh. Brose. Glogau 1864 ZZK S-5 081 A 27. Berghaus, Heinrich Karl Wilhelm (1797-1884) Bremen / Entworfen v. Heinr. Berghaus ; gez. v. demselben u. unt. seiner Leitung v. v. Tettau ; gestochen v. Carl Jätting. Glogau 1867 ZZK S-5 020 A 28. Berghaus, Heinrich Karl Wilhelm (1797-1884) Köln / entw.v. Heinr. Berghaus ; gez. v. Vogel v. Falzkenstein u. Zirbeck ; gest. von Wilh. Brose. Glogau 1850 ZZK S-5 126 A 29. Berghaus, Heinrich Karl Wilhelm (1797-1884) Coevorden / entw. v. Heinr. Berghaus ; gez. v. demselb. v. Fils u. v. Ludw. Grimm ; gestochen von Carl Jätting. Glogau 1856 ZZK S-5 038 A 30. Berghaus, Heinrich Karl Wilhelm (1797-1884) Bremen / Entworfen v. Heinr. Berghaus ; gez. v. demselben u. unt. seiner Leitung v. v. Tettau ; gestochen v. Carl Jätting. Glogau 1855 ZZK S-5 291 A 31. Berghaus, Heinrich Karl Wilhelm (1797-1884) Arnsberg / bearbeitet v. Heinr. Berghaus ; gez. v. Vogel v. Falkenstein ; gest. v. J.C. Richter. Glogau 1872 ZZK S-5 103 A 32. Berghaus, Heinrich Karl Wilhelm (1797-1884) Brilon / bearbeitet v. Heinr. Berghaus ; gestochen unter Jäck's Leitung von W. Brose. Glogau 1851 ZZK S-5 104 A 33. Berghaus, Heinrich Karl Wilhelm (1797-1884) Glückstadt / Entworfen v. Heinr. Berghaus ; gez. v. demselb. u. unter seiner Leitung v. Ludw. Grimm ; gestochen v. Carl Jättnig. [Miejsce nieznane] 1878 ZZK S-4 990 A 34. Berghaus, Heinrich Karl Wilhelm (1797-1884) Assen / entw. u. gez. v. Heinr. Berghaus ; gestochen v. Carl Jätting. Glogau 1866 ZZK S-5 018 A 35. Berghaus, Heinrich Karl Wilhelm (1797-1884) Oldenburg / entw. u. gez. v. Heinr. Berghaus ; gestochen v. Carl Jätting. Glogau 1869 ZZK S-5 019 A 36. Berghaus, Heinrich Karl Wilhelm (1797-1884) Oldenburg / entw. u. gez. v. Heinr. Berghaus ; gestochen v. Carl Jätting. Glogau 1855 ZZK S-5 290 A 37. Berghaus, Heinrich Karl Wilhelm (1797-1884) Diepholz / entworfen v. Heinr. Berghaus ; gez. v. demselben u. unt. seiner Leitung v. v. Tettau ; gestochen v. Carl Jättnig. Berlin. Glogau 1850 ZZK S-5 040 A 38. Berghaus, Heinrich Karl Wilhelm (1797-1884) Celle / entw. u. gez. v. Heinr. Berghaus ; gest. v. F. Reyher. [Glogau] 1847 ZZK S-5 041 A 39. Berghaus, Heinrich Karl Wilhelm (1797-1884) Jena / entworfen u. gez. von Heinrich Berghaus ; Situation u. Schrift gest. v. P. Schmidt ; Terrain v. E. Reyher. Glogau 1850 ZZK S-5 131 A 40. Berghaus, Heinrich Karl Wilhelm (1797-1884) Minden / entworf. v. Heinr. Berghauss, gez. v. demselben u. unter seiner Leitung v. W. Walter ; Gest. v. Ferd. Reyher. [Glogau] 1847 ZZK S-5 061 A 41. Berghaus, Heinrich Karl Wilhelm (1797-1884) Hannover / entw. v. Heinr. Berghaus, unter dessen Leitung gez. v. Ludwig Grimm ; Gest. v. Carl Jättnig jun. Glogau 1846 ZZK S-5 062 A 42. Berghaus, Heinrich Karl Wilhelm (1797-1884) Penig / entw. u. gezeich v. H. Berghaus ; gestochen v. Jäck. Glogau 1850 ZZK S-5 132 A 43. Berghaus, Heinrich Karl Wilhelm (1797-1884) Wangeroog / entw. u. gez. v. Heinr. Berghaus ; gest. Carl Jätting. Glogau 1866 ZZK S-4 988 A 44. Berghaus, Heinrich Karl Wilhelm (1797-1884) Aurich / Entw. u. gez. v. Heinr. Berghaus ; gest. v. Carl Jättnig. Glogau 1850 ZZK S-5 004 A 45. Berghaus, Heinrich Karl Wilhelm (1797-1884) Dessau / entw. u gez. v. Heinr. Berghaus u. beendet durch Horn u. v. Poyda ; gest. v. Heinr. Brose ; Schrift v. Siebert. Glogau 1857 ZZK S-5 084 A 46. Berghaus, Hermann Emden / entw. u. gez. v. Heinr. Berghaus ; gest. v. Carl Jätting. Glogau 1850 ZZK S-5 003 A Das Grosse Hauptquartier und die deutschen Operationen im zweiten Teil des Krieges 1870/71 : Abmarsch von Sedan bis zum 47. Biergans, Ludwig (1875-1914) München ZZK 0.685 Friedensschluss : Atlas von 52 Karten nebst Texband / von Ludwig Biergans. 1913 48. Bromme, Traugott (1802-1866) Supplemente zu Traugott Bromme's Hand-Atlas : mit dem neuesten Ergebnissen auf den Gebieten und mit neuen Special-Karte. Stuttgart 1867 ZZK 0.4 402 Geognostische Übersichts-Karte von Deutschland, Frankreich, England und den angrenzenden Laendern / nach der grösseren Arbeiten von L. 49. Buch, Leopold von (1774-1853) Berlin ZZK A.155 von Buch, E. de Beaumont [!] und Dufrenoy [!], G.B. Greenough ; zusammengestellt von H. von Dechen ; gestochen von Friedr. Wilh. Kliewer. 1859 50. Chanzy, Antoine-Eugène-Alfred (1823-1883) La deuxième armée de la Loire : campagne de 1870-1871 : atlas / par le général Chanzy ; gravé par Erhard. [Paris] 1871 ZZK 0.689 E. Debes' Schulatlas für die untere und mittlere Unterrichtsstufe : in Anlehnung an sämtliche meistbenutzen Lehrbücher : Ausgabe in 76 51. Debes, Ernst (1840-1923) Leipzig ZZK 0.2 509 kartren / bearbeitet in der Geographsher Anstalt der Verlagshandlung. 1914 52. Debes, Ernst (1840-1923) Debes-Schlee Grosser Schulatlas : in 84 Kartenseiten / neue bearbeitet Paul Schlee. Leipzig 1925 ZZK 0.2 565 53. Deszczka, Władysław (1892-1941) Mapa osiedli w Polsce : według spisu z 1921 r. : 1:1 000 000 / Władysław Deszczka ; Wydawnictwo Głównego Urzędu Statystycznego. Warszawa 1931 ZZK 8 102 54. Dietrich, Bruno (1886-1946) La frontière naturelle des districts nord-est de la Haute-Silésie / Bruno Dietrich. Breslau 1921 ZZK 12 853 55. Dobrâkov, Aleksandř (1841-1908) Učebnyj atlas" po russkoj istorìi : dlâ srednih'' i nizših'' učebnyh'' zavedenìj / sostavlennyj A.V.
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