£20,000
By [DOIN, Ochikochi (i.e. Fujii HANCHI), after], c.1803.
£70,000
By APIANUS, Petrus; and Gemma FRISIUS, 1545
£550,000
By MONTALBODDO, Antonio Fracanzano da; translated into Latin by Archangelo MADRIGNANO, 1508.
£95,000
By SCHOUTEN, Willem Corneliszoon; [translated by William PHILLIP], 1619.
Second edition published 1808
Rare planisphere
The first printed map of Yorkshire
“Nothing was more important for [ancient] Geography than to know the size of the Earth, and nothing seemed more difficult to undertake” (Cassini)
Rare survey of Sandwich in Kent
The Capital of Prussia
A pair of table globes by Blaeu
One of the largest world maps ever printed
Detailed county map of Westmorland
A previously unrecorded state of a rare promotional broadside for an astronomical clock
Views after the Life
Lincolnshire – Bryant’s large scale map of Lincolnshire
The most important nineteenth century map of Norfolk
Norfolk – The most important nineteenth century map of Norfolk
Bryant’s large-scale map of Cheshire
Lincolnshire – Bryant’s large scale map of Lincolnshire
‘One of the world’s finest collections of graphic art’
Bryant’s large-scale map of Suffolk
Sussex – Greenwood’s large-scale map of Sussex
Speed’s map of Oxfordshire
The most important nineteenth century map of Norfolk
Greenwood’s large-scale map of Cheshire
Milne’s large-scale survey of Norfolk
Norfolk – Milne’s reduced survey of Norfolk
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 “bicycle spoke” map of the world
A pocket globe by a female mapmaker 

