Арбет Мрамор / Arbet Marble / Set of replicas of old cards without baguette

A set of six old cards without baguette in one package. .Our replicas of vintage maps contain unique information. These cards are indistinguishable from the original and printed in Italy on paper created according to the recipe of the 18th century. We use a unique technique of such paper and backing, which allows us to do without glass. The paper we use allows us to see the depth of the colors and work with the map with measuring instruments. Our experts looked at hundreds of maps of the 16th-18th centuries and selected several of them, but the most informative ones. Traditional historians begin to stutter and get confused in the testimonies after seeing these amazing historical documents. The originals of the maps eloquently call Russia the Great Tartary, and its ruler the emperor of the world. Hyperborea and the Hyperborean Ocean turn out to be no fiction at all, and hordes (large military units) exist even centuries after the Mongol-Tatar yoke. The maps show what empire was in the era of Ivan the Terrible and how borders changed during the reign of the Romanov dynasty. Looking at old maps, one cannot stop wondering at what scale the history of Russia and the world is falsified. The grand redistribution of the empire, as a result of which the Romanovs came to power in Moscow in 1613, ended in the complete destruction of almost all Russian maps and books. Dozens of Tartaria maps have survived to this day, but all of them were made by foreigners, and therefore survived. An ancient geographical map is a wonderful and original gift and a business souvenir. She will look great both at home and in the office. Unlike paintings that may or may not like, a card always arouses interest due to its information content and accuracy of execution. Antique cards as a piece of furniture are very common in Europe, especially in the UK. They adorn libraries and classrooms in mansions and offices. In the famous Harrods department store in London, an entire floor is dedicated to copies and original maps. We offer cards both in sheets and framed by baguette: 1. Large world map - Magna Carta Mundi by Nicholas John Fisher (Piskator), Amsterdam, 1683 without baguette size 98 X 68 cm. 2. Map of Russia by Hessel Gerrits, Amsterdam, 1614 without baguette size 68 X 48 cm. 3. Map of Russia, Muscovy and Tartary, Anthony Jenkinson, London, 1562 without baguette size 68 X 48 cm. 4. Map of the “New Europe” by Yodokus Hondius from the Atlas of Mercator-Hondius, Amsterdam, 1606 without baguette size 68 X 48 cm. 5. Map "Moscow, the capital city of all White Russia", John Philip Abelin Gottfried, Cologne, 1610 without baguette size 68 X 48 cm. 6. “A new map of the entire empire of Great Russia,” Rainer and Joshua Ottenso, Amsterdam, 1730 without baguette - without baguette size 68 X 48 cm.