£3,000
By BRYANT, Andrew, Sept. 1st, 1825.
£3,000
By BRYANT, A[ndrew], April 19th, 1828.
£1,000
By PHILLIPS, J[ohn] & HUTCHINGS, W. F., August 1st, 1832.
£3,000
By BRYANT, A[ndrew], Dec.r 1st, 1826.
£8,000
By GREENWOOD, Christopher, September, 1st, 1827.
The Swan River Colony
Keeping a watch on Women’s Suffrage
The most important nineteenth century map of Norfolk
Norfolk – The most important nineteenth century map of Norfolk
The first commercially available map to show the discoveries of the ‘Duyfken’
“from the most correct charts that the Portuguese pilots make use of” (Linschoten)
The “Panchronologia”
The First Commercial Building in London, and the Earliest English Copper Engraved Topographical Print
“Cook’s going out 1776”
A unique manuscript lunar astrolabe
Vooght’s rare star chart and astronomical calculator
London before the Great Fire
The first commercially available map to show the extent of Willem Janszoon’s voyage in the ‘Duyfken’, AND Dutch discoveries in Western Australia
“Whoso committe themselves unto the huge, and mayne Ocean, in a small vessell, may sooner expect to be swallowed in that vastity of waters, through the rage and furie of the Sea, then [sic] hope to gaine the desired, and intended haven” (Lok)
The world in your pocket
Rare planisphere
Time Zones
Rochambeau family maps of North America
The Copernican solar system
A toymaker’s globe
Views after the Life
Views along the Rhine
Michele Marieschi’s suite of views of Venice from the library of Louis XV
London’s calling
The most important nineteenth century map of Norfolk
Lincolnshire – Bryant’s large scale map of Lincolnshire 

