Antique Map of Slavonia, Croatia, Bosnia and Dalmatia by Janssonius, circa 1640 This elegant and detailed map titled Sclavonia, Croatia, Bosnia cum Dalmatiae Parte was published by Johannes Janssonius around 1640 in Amsterdam. It depicts the regions of Slavonia, Croatia, Bosnia, and part of Dalmatia during the 17th century, a time when these territories were at the crossroads of the Habsburg and Ottoman Empires. The map is engraved with fine detail showing mountain ranges, rivers, and an extensive network of towns and villages, many of which are rendered pictorially. Key regions include Bosnia, Croatia, Slavonia, Dalmatia, and parts of Serbia, with the coastlines of the Adriatic Sea (labelled Golfo di Venetia) prominently displayed. Numerous islands off the Dalmatian coast are named, enhancing the maritime focus of this region. At the top right, an ornate title cartouche decorated with scrollwork frames the map’s title, while four coats of arms representing the regions adorn the top center. In the bottom left corner, a galleon sails the Gulf of Venice, adding to the map’s visual appeal and period authenticity.