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Speed’s view of the world
By SPEED, John, [1631].
Rare broadside on the solar eclipse of 1715
By HALLEY, Edmond, 1715
The Suzhou astronomical chart
By [Wang Zhiyuan after Huang Shang], 1247].
The transits of Venus and Mercury
By WHISTON, William, 1723
“Senex is so much a tool of Dr. Halley’s, and affronted Mr. Flamsteed so much in his lifetime”
By [SENEX, John], c1768]
Telling the time with stars
By STAMPIOEN, Jan Jansz the Younger, [and] Marten CALMAM, [c1722].
Vooght’s rare star chart and astronomical calculator
By VOOGHT, Claes Jansz. [after] Jan Jansz STAMPIOEN, [c1680-1696].
Rarest broadside of the 1724 eclipse
By BOWLES, Thomas & BOWLES, John, 1724
Two manuscripts from the most famous family in French map-making history
By CASSINI, Jean-Dominique, Jacques Philippe MARALDI and César François CASSINI DE THURY, [1708] and [after 1738].
The first scientifically based and accurate predictive map of a solar eclipse
The most up to date rendering of the Heavens at the beginning of the eighteenth century
By SENEX, John, [c1721].
The first world map in a world atlas compiled and published by an Englishman
By SPEED, John, 1626 [but 1627-1632].