£100
By GREAT BRITAIN, WAR OFFICE, GEOGRAPHICAL SECTION, 1949
£120,000
By HUNTER, F[rederick] F[raser], 1908.
£40,000
By CHESNEY, [Francis Rawdon] and W[illiam] H[enry] PLATE, 1849.
£250
By MINISTRY OF DEFENCE, 1969.
£30,000
By PTOLEMAEUS, Claudius [translated by ANGELUS, Jacobus, edited by GERMANUS, Nicolaus], 16 July 1482.
The first printed map of Yorkshire
Cary’s rare wall maps of the world and four continents
Abu Dhabi from above
Four rare lithographed maps depicting the operations of the British Army on the River Sutlej during the First Anglo-Sikh War of 1845-46
Dubai from the sky
A striking map of Southeast Asia from the 1482 Ulm Ptolemy
Chesney’s and Plate’s map of Arabia and Syria
Medina
Iran in the year that the oil industry was nationalised
Nineteenth Century Tabriz
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”
A pair of table globes by Blaeu
Extremely rare first edition of Hunter’s map of Arabia, compiled from secret sources
“Cook’s going out 1776”
Early New World apocrypha?
Nolli’s fine plan of Rome
The dawning of the age of Bunka-Bunsei
Oman
First large-scale survey of Venice
Aden: the “choke point” between the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean
A pair of 18-inch Bardin Globes on Table Stands
The Meissen Mapseller
The northern Malacca Strait
Southern entrance to the Sunda Strait
The transit of Halley’s comet in 1758 

