By KRAUSS, George Friedrich, [c1822].
Our first bilingual catalogue, and the first dedicated to China: The Middle Kingdom 中國. The catalogue presents an eclectic collection of maps, charts and books related to China spanning the thirteenth to twentieth centuries, reviving different perspectives of Chinese scholars and cartographers, Jesuit missionaries and representatives of the British Empire
The catalogue examines the role of pirates, privateers, buccaneers and freebooters in the tumultuous relationships between European countries as they expanded their trade and territories beyond their borders.
The eighteenth century baroque town plan. The collection comprises massive wall maps of Amsterdam, Berlin, London, Madrid, New York, Paris, Rome, St Petersburg and Venice.
By [MAKHAEV, Mikhail Ivanovich, TRUSKOTT, I.F., SOKOLOV, I. and others]., 1753.
Daniel Crouch Rare Books is pleased to present our catalogue of the Jason C. Hubbard Collection. Jason Hubbard bought his first map in 1971. Since then, he has built up a collection of material relating to Japan, including not only maps of Japan, but also maps of the continent and neighboring countries, sea charts, and books and travel accounts. Because of the considerable breadth of the collection, the catalogue is split into three parts: pre-1800 maps of Japan; post-1800 maps of Japan and sea charts; maps of Asia, China and Tartary, the East Indies, regional maps of Japan and books.
First edition of John Ainslie’s Landmark Map of Scotland
First edition of John Ainslie’s Landmark Map of Scotland
Rare chart of New Jersey published in “the first maritime atlas to be devoted to the Americas”
A map of Japan by Edward Weller from the ‘Weekly Dispatch Atlas’
Homann’s map of the Caspian Sea
Hong Kong – the ailing Qing dynasty leased to Great Britain, 1898
John Ainslie’s Landmark Map of Scotland
The first official Qing dynasty map to depict the entire island of Taiwan, including its eastern territories
Lesser Antilles 

