Title of the map:

"KRIEGSSCHAUPLATZKARTE von CUBA. Mittel-America, Spanien, und die Vereinigten-Staaten"


Large detailed map of Cuba and West Indies with Florida, engraved by Dietrich Reimer.

Large folding map in two parts, printed in 1898, the same year of Spanish-American, to show the Cuban theater of war.

In upper part, Florida, the gulf of Mexico, and West Indies with railroads and cities. The different colors represent the possessions of European naval powers, British, Danish, French, Spanish and Dutch. An inset map of the Atlantic area showing distances in nautical miles for important trade routes. 

The map of Cuba depicts railways and provincial borders, with the various provinces in shades of red, green, yellow, and blue.


The Spanish-American War took place in 1898 and was fought primarily on two fronts: in the Spanish colonies of the Philippines and Cuba, with some fighting also taking place in Puerto Rico. The lead up to the war began with Cuban rebels, who by 1897 had the Spanish on the defensive. The rebel leader successfully lobbied the U.S. Congress to intervene and help defeat the Spanish. The U.S. officially declared war on Spain in April 1898 and the war was over by August 1898. With the signing of the Treaty of Paris, in December 1898, the U.S. gained most of Spain's colonies, including the Philippines, Guam and Puerto Rico. Cuba was granted independence.



Size with margins : 61.7 x 55 cm / 24 x 21,6 inches

Condition : good condition, folding on linen, original colors

Edition: 1898, Berlin, 19th century




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