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.
The Swan River Colony
A geocentric armillary
A Prospect of Britain
I can see Uranus
Map of Japan published in Dufour’s ‘Atlas Populaire’
The Emperor of Japan
The first world map in a world atlas compiled and published by an Englishman
Brazil
A map of Japan from the ‘Imperial Atlas’
“don’t one of you fire until you see the white of their eyes”
Osaka Castle
“The navigator’s vade mecum for the Eastern seas” – one of the most influential English travel books of the sixteenth century 

