Im historischen Kartenbestand der ULB bilden die Werke flämisch-niederländischer Kartographen einen Schwerpunkt: Willem Blaeuw, Jodocus Hondius, Jan Jansson, Lucas Jacob Waghenaer und vor allem Gerhard Mercator. Der Textdruck ihrer Atlanten wurde in Düsseldorf ausgeführt. In Köln entwickelte sich in der zweiten Hälfte des 16. Jahrhunderts mit Johannes Metellus und Matthias Quad eine eigenständige kartographische Tradition, die ebenfalls im Bestand präsent ist. Die Ende des 18. Jahrhunderts erschienenen sehr exakten Rheinlaufkarten des kurpfälzischen Wasserbaumeisters im Herzogtum Berg, Carl Friedrich von Wiebeking, stellen den letzten Höhepunkt der regionalen Kartographie-Tradition dar.
Achaia Exhibiting the Travels of Anacharsis between the Years CCC.LXIII & CCC.LVI before Christ
In: Atlas classica being a collection of maps of the countries, mentioned by the ancient authors, both sacred and profane : with their various subdivisions at different periods, (1808)Aegyptus Antiqua
In: Atlas classica being a collection of maps of the countries, mentioned by the ancient authors, both sacred and profane : with their various subdivisions at different periods, (1808)Africa Antiqua
In: Atlas classica being a collection of maps of the countries, mentioned by the ancient authors, both sacred and profane : with their various subdivisions at different periods, (1808)Alexandri Magni Itinera in Expeditione inter Macedoniam, Libyam et Indiam
cum Navigationem Nearchi ab Indo et Tigri FluminibusIn: Atlas classica being a collection of maps of the countries, mentioned by the ancient authors, both sacred and profane : with their various subdivisions at different periods, (1808)Asia Minor Antiqua
In: Atlas classica being a collection of maps of the countries, mentioned by the ancient authors, both sacred and profane : with their various subdivisions at different periods, (1808)Atlas classica being a collection of maps of the countries, mentioned by the ancient authors, both sacred and profane
with their various subdivisions at different periodsBellum Trojanum
In: Atlas classica being a collection of maps of the countries, mentioned by the ancient authors, both sacred and profane : with their various subdivisions at different periods, (1808)Britannia Romana
In: Atlas classica being a collection of maps of the countries, mentioned by the ancient authors, both sacred and profane : with their various subdivisions at different periods, (1808)Britannicae Insulae ex Aevi Romani Monumentis
In: Atlas classica being a collection of maps of the countries, mentioned by the ancient authors, both sacred and profane : with their various subdivisions at different periods, (1808)Canaan from the Time of Joshua to the Babylonish Captivity
In: Atlas classica being a collection of maps of the countries, mentioned by the ancient authors, both sacred and profane : with their various subdivisions at different periods, (1808)Canaan of the Land of Promise to Abraham and his Posterity
In: Atlas classica being a collection of maps of the countries, mentioned by the ancient authors, both sacred and profane : with their various subdivisions at different periods, (1808)Eslam or the Countries which have professed the Faith of Mahomet
In: Atlas classica being a collection of maps of the countries, mentioned by the ancient authors, both sacred and profane : with their various subdivisions at different periods, (1808)Expeditio Hannibalis Poenorum Ducis
In: Atlas classica being a collection of maps of the countries, mentioned by the ancient authors, both sacred and profane : with their various subdivisions at different periods, (1808)Gallia Antiqua
In: Atlas classica being a collection of maps of the countries, mentioned by the ancient authors, both sacred and profane : with their various subdivisions at different periods, (1808)Germania Antiqua
In: Atlas classica being a collection of maps of the countries, mentioned by the ancient authors, both sacred and profane : with their various subdivisions at different periods, (1808)Graecia Antiqua
In: Atlas classica being a collection of maps of the countries, mentioned by the ancient authors, both sacred and profane : with their various subdivisions at different periods, (1808)Graecia Pars Septentrionalis aliter Macedonia, Thessalia & Epirus cum Thracia
In: Atlas classica being a collection of maps of the countries, mentioned by the ancient authors, both sacred and profane : with their various subdivisions at different periods, (1808)Hispania Antiqua
In: Atlas classica being a collection of maps of the countries, mentioned by the ancient authors, both sacred and profane : with their various subdivisions at different periods, (1808)Imperiorum Antiquorum
In: Atlas classica being a collection of maps of the countries, mentioned by the ancient authors, both sacred and profane : with their various subdivisions at different periods, (1808)Imperium Parthicum Tempore Arsacidum
In: Atlas classica being a collection of maps of the countries, mentioned by the ancient authors, both sacred and profane : with their various subdivisions at different periods, (1808)