£12,000
By ARROWSMITH, Aaron, 2nd January, 1816.
£550,000
By MONTALBODDO, Antonio Fracanzano da; translated into Latin by Archangelo MADRIGNANO, 1508.
£500
By HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE; WILKES, Commander Charles, Octr. 3rd 1866. Large corrections Feb. 1881, May 1885, Jany. 1889, May 1889, May 1894, Aug. 1898.
£3,000
By DIXON, Robert; and Joseph CROSS, July 20th 1837.
£3,500
By SPEED, John, 1626 [but 1627-1632].
Speed’s map of Persia
The Pacific coast of North and South America
The first printed map of Alaska and the first map to focus on “Australia”
Late Qajar Dynasty Tehran
Homann’s map of the Caspian Sea
The Battle of Quebec
Top Secret D-Day BIGOT maps used by Beachmaster Commando Redevers Michael Pryor
“The Lowest Class. Vicious, semi-criminal”
The first printed English signals book
Iran becomes acquainted with the potato
Willdey’s rare composite atlas
“The Fraud of the Prince of Poyais”
Antwerp – home to van Dyck, Brueghel and Rubens
Seller and Price’s extremely rare chart of the Southern Atlantic
De Jode’s map of South America in original colour
The Sea of Marmara with Istanbul and the Bosphorus
“Very nobly furnished, and… richly bound and gilded” (John Evelyn)
South America
One of only a few maps of the period created from first-hand knowledge
Scarce first edition of Loggan’s magnificent views of Cambridge
De Jode’s rare map of west Asia
Collier’s Plan of Windsor and Eton College
Map detailing the Bordeaux Wine Classification of 1855
Seoul at the moment of the division of Korea
Thailand in the Second World War
The second printed map of Turkey
A twin map of Minorca and Gibraltar
Trade card for the Adams family
Cruchley’s New Plan of London in Miniature
Speed’s map of ‘Tartary’
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”
MAP: Exploring the World
Cumberland – Greenwood’s large-scale map of Cumberland
Precipitous prospectus for Lewis and Clark’s monumental work,… a whole seven years before it was finally published
Speed’s map of Russia
De Jode’s rare map of Portugal
First edition of John Ainslie’s Landmark Map of Scotland
Rare Roger Rea edition of Speed’s map of Essex
A ground-breaking work on public health and prostitution
Manuscript map of Victorian London: “the largest city in world…”
Lavishly lithographed prospectus from the house of Day & Haghe
Stanford’s map of New Zealand
“The first [map] published in an atlas to depict California as an island, and an accurate east coast of North America” (Burden)
An early map of NSW with landowners names
First edition of the first practical treatise on navigation 

