An antique map titled Regnum Norvegiae (The Kingdom of Norway), created by Dutch cartographer Frederick de Wit around 1680. The copperplate engraving depicts the southern and central mainland of Norway, with upper left corner features a distinct inset map showcasing the northernmost reaches of the territory, including Nordland, Troms, and Finnmark. The lower left quadrant is anchored by a title cartouche adorned with regional figures, wildlife, and logging imagery.

Frame measures 26.5 inches H x 22.5 W. Some water staining as shown.