£120,000
By RADISSON, Pierre-Esprit., 19th April 1655, and Quebec, 12th October 1655.
£1,500
By PARENT-DUCHATELET, Alexandre J.B., 1836.
£7,500
By PRY, Paul [pseud. of Thomas BURKE] with illustrations by Philip GOUGH, 1937.
£2,000
By PRY, Paul [pseud. of Thomas BURKE] with illustrations by Philip GOUGH, 1937.
British Colonies in America
Early van Keulen chart of the North Atlantic
“Outlandish creatures and beings that were thought to inhabit the furthermost parts of the earth”.
“such parts of the coast of Madagascar as you may conceive not to have been accurately ascertained”
A view of the world from Silicon Valley: a promotional parody of the iconic New Yorker cover
The Admiral’s map
Gastaldi’s hemispherical map of the Americas
A pair of rare game maps of the world
Rare English edition of Colom’s Mediterranean Sea pilot
The world unveiled
A rare Mediterranean ‘Straights Book’
Collection of early nineteenth century Admiralty charts
An Auction-goer
Revolutionary New York! – “one of the most beautiful, important, and accurate early plans of New York” (Stokes)
The first depiction of Abel Tasman’s discoveries, on a floor
Ptolemy’s first projection, with the “finest Ptolemaic plates produced until Gerard Mercator”
Rare Spanish edition of Gill’s celebrated Time and Tide Map
Let’s get physical
Newton’s first pocket globe
‘The XIII United States of America’
A geocentric armillary
A perpetual calendar fit for a King…
“good, loyal, dry and merchantable fat beaver”
The first map in an atlas to name America, and Ptolemy’s third projection 

