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Product		Price	Quantity	Subtotal
×	Wall map of Liguria 1 x £15,000	£15,000	Wall map of Liguria quantity	£15,000
×	The Bangka Strait 1 x £300	£300	The Bangka Strait quantity	£300
×	A striking map of Pakistan from the 1482 Ulm Ptolemy 1 x £12,000	£12,000	A striking map of Pakistan from the 1482 Ulm Ptolemy quantity	£12,000
×	The only known example of Peter Schenk’s wall map of Asia 1 x £150,000	£150,000	The only known example of Peter Schenk’s wall map of Asia quantity	£150,000
×	Italian Views 1 x £2,400	£2,400	Italian Views quantity	£2,400
×	The siege of Gibraltar 1 x £1,800	£1,800	The siege of Gibraltar quantity	£1,800
×	“in all these straits Piratical Proas usually Lurk, ready to Assault Defenceless Vessels…” 1 x £2,500	£2,500	“in all these straits Piratical Proas usually Lurk, ready to Assault Defenceless Vessels…” quantity	£2,500
×	Cruchley’s New Plan of London in Miniature 1 x £850	£850	Cruchley’s New Plan of London in Miniature quantity	£850
×	Speed’s map of Persia 1 x £1,800	£1,800	Speed’s map of Persia quantity	£1,800
×	The first atlas printed in Venice, the first wholly printed in colours, incorporating the first map to indicate Japan, the second map in a Ptolemaic atlas to show America. 1 x £150,000	£150,000	The first atlas printed in Venice, the first wholly printed in colours, incorporating the first map to indicate Japan, the second map in a Ptolemaic atlas to show America. quantity	£150,000
×	Cruchley’s plan of London 1 x £3,500	£3,500	Cruchley’s plan of London quantity	£3,500
×	The first printed map of Yorkshire 1 x £7,500	£7,500	The first printed map of Yorkshire quantity	£7,500
×	“the great prose epic of the Elizabethan period” – the first English map on Mercator’s projection; the first map to name Lake Ontario; and one of the first maps to use the name “Virginia” 1 x £800,000	£800,000	“the great prose epic of the Elizabethan period” – the first English map on Mercator’s projection; the first map to name Lake Ontario; and one of the first maps to use the name “Virginia” quantity	£800,000
×	Willdey’s map of Oxford 1 x £3,000	£3,000	Willdey’s map of Oxford quantity	£3,000
×	Sydney Harbour during the Gold Rush 1 x £7,000	£7,000	Sydney Harbour during the Gold Rush quantity	£7,000
×	The earliest printed map to focus on China 1 x £6,000	£6,000	The earliest printed map to focus on China quantity	£6,000
×	Arrowsmith’s fine twin-hemisphere map detailing Cook’s voyages 1 x £12,000	£12,000	Arrowsmith’s fine twin-hemisphere map detailing Cook’s voyages quantity	£12,000
×	Revolutionary New York! – “one of the most beautiful, important, and accurate early plans of New York” (Stokes) 1 x £240,000	£240,000	Revolutionary New York! – “one of the most beautiful, important, and accurate early plans of New York” (Stokes) quantity	£240,000
×	“…the six maps of England that are bound up for the pocket” (Samuel Pepys) 1 x £5,000	£5,000	“…the six maps of England that are bound up for the pocket” (Samuel Pepys) quantity	£5,000
×	Oman 1 x £250	£250	Oman quantity	£250
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