£175,000
By LAS CASAS, Bartolomé de, 1552-1553.
£50,000
By STADEN, Johann von, 1557 [dedication, page 14, 1556].
£15,000
By FADEN, William, April 30, 1778.
£18,000
By SAUTHIER, Claude Joseph, 25 February 1777.
£95,000
By SCHOUTEN, Willem Corneliszoon; [translated by William PHILLIP], 1619.
The Forth of Solway
First edition of John Ainslie’s Landmark Map of Scotland
A striking map of Sri Lanka from the 1482 Ulm Ptolemy
A striking map of Southeast Asia from the 1482 Ulm Ptolemy
Rare Roger Rea edition of Speed’s map of Lancashire
Lancashire – Gage’s striking plan of early nineteenth century Liverpool
First edition of John Ainslie’s Landmark Map of Scotland
Speed’s map of ‘Tartary’
A Rare Sly Moveable
Early New World apocrypha?
“Whoso committe themselves unto the huge, and mayne Ocean, in a small vessell, may sooner expect to be swallowed in that vastity of waters, through the rage and furie of the Sea, then [sic] hope to gaine the desired, and intended haven” (Lok)
The world in your pocket
The first “good road map” of Barbados
Blaeu’s Grand Atlas
Gastaldi’s hemispherical map of the Americas
Beautiful enough for Bridgerton
Once upon a time, in a land far away…
“The first town plan of anywhere in the present- day United States”
The Battle of Quebec
Speed’s map of Norfolk
Better than Eden
John Ainslie’s Landmark Map of Scotland
“Dr Livingstone, I presume?”
“…the six maps of England that are bound up for the pocket” (Samuel Pepys)
The Battling for Buda
Foiled plans
Los Angeles goes for the gold!
Unrecorded Spanish edition of the First Sea Atlas of America
The splendour of Baroque Vienna
“The first [map] published in an atlas to depict California as an island, and an accurate east coast of North America” (Burden)
Unrecorded example of Melish’s map of Pennsylvania
The Henry Huth – James C. McCoy copy of the first printed collection of voyages; the earliest mention of the ‘Arabian’ gulf; and, “after Columbus’s letter, the most important contribution to the early history of American discovery”
The dawning of the age of Bunka-Bunsei
“The first [map] published in an atlas to depict California as an island, and an accurate east coast of North America” (Burden) 

