£1,000
By DE VINE HUNT, Frank A., 1947, [but 1956].
£20,000
By ARROWSMITH, Aaron, June, 1st, 1803.
£6,000
By CORONELLI, Vincenzo Maria, 1691.
£65,000
By ALCEDO, Antonio de, and G.A. THOMPSON, 1816; [text] James Carpenter, [1812-1815].
£120,000
By [HOMANN, Johann Baptist]., [c.1702-1715].
£40,000
By [MAKHAEV, Mikhail Ivanovich, TRUSKOTT, I.F., SOKOLOV, I. and others]., 1753.
Travels in a Choo-Choo!
The earliest obtainable sea chart of Europe
Steel’s rare chart of the Indian Ocean
“Very nobly furnished, and… richly bound and gilded” (John Evelyn)
Bright Eyes!
The siege of Gibraltar
De Jode’s rare map of Portugal
The Grand Tour in eighteenth century virtual reality!
Hollar’s portrait of a Turkish man
After death, LIFE!
Rubens by Hollar
An innovative globe
Bordone’s Isolario in contemporary binding
From the inventory of the Van Keulen family of cartographers
One of the largest world maps ever printed
“A Scottish astronomer of considerable reputation”
Moving Heaven and Earth
I can see Uranus
A striking map of India from the 1482 Ulm Ptolemy
Salamanca and Lafreri’s double-cordiform world
The Forest of Dean by a Deputy Gaveller
Rare planisphere
“probably Edward Wallis’s most beautiful production” (Whitehouse)
A Rare Sly Moveable
The first atlas on Mercator’s Projection
Nineteenth century view of New York
An 8m globe, and the first world atlas on a uniform scale
One of the last maps to show Tasmania still connected to the Australian mainland
Sydney Harbour during the Gold Rush
Shanghai Sewers
Allied Armed Forces Guide to Shanghai
Japanese Admiralty chart of Shanghai and the Yangtze River
Makhaev’s map of St Petersburg “to the glory and honour of the Russian Empire”
Charting the trips undertaken by Churchill during the Second World War
The most accurate representation of the West Indies and its environs
A geocentric armillary
The Earl of Lonsdale’s copy of Thompson’s Alcedo 

