By UNITED STATES NAVY HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE; WYMAN, R.H., Capt[ain], 1871. [Corrections to 18]78.
By HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE; WHARTON, W.J.L., Rear Admiral, 15th April, 1895.
By HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE; BAYFIELD, Captain [Henry Wolsey], Dec 1st 1837. Cor[recte]d to 1848, 60, Apr. 1863.
By HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE; DENHAM, Captain H[enry]] M[angles], 17th July 1879. Large corrections Sept. 1882, Decr. 1897.
By EVANS, Frederick J., Captain Sir, 5th Mar. 1884. Small corrections [to 18]93.
By HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE; WASHINGTON, Capt[ai]n [John], 5th April 1857. Large corrections March 65, Nov. 69. Feb 1886; April 1887. Small corrections [to 18]94.
By UINTED STATES NAVY HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE, May 1881. Cor[rections] by Notices to Jan. 1884 (1884-88).
By HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE, 1st Decr. 1869. Large corrections Jan. 1876, Feby. 1892.
Dr Seuss’s Malaria Map
The ptolemaic world map from the first issue of Laurent Fries’ ‘Geographia’
The first polar projection world map published by an Englishman
“… some of the most dreaded tropical diseases…”
A striking map of Africa from the 1482 Ulm Ptolemy
The Forest of Dean by a Deputy Gaveller
Leiden – home to Rembrandt, Lievens and, Dou
The borough of Wigan
London’s calling
The General’s Post Office
The distribution of Dumont d’Urville’s Astrolabe voyage
A Rare Sly Moveable
A previously unrecorded state
Australia – Ports in the Arafura Sea, Australia
“…the six maps of England that are bound up for the pocket” (Samuel Pepys)
Sicily and her waters
Ptolemy’s first projection, with the “finest Ptolemaic plates produced until Gerard Mercator”
Central Park New York
The modern Holy Land
De Jode’s rare map of eastern Asia
William West’s rare map of England and Wales 

