£40,000
By DE JODE, Cornelis, 1593.
£12,000
By HILL, Nathaniel., 1754 [but c.1755 or later].
£200,000
By PTOLEMAEUS, Claudius; and Michael VILLANOVANUS, known as 'SERVETUS', 1541.
£55,000
By FORTIN, [Jean] and BUY DE MORNAS, M. [Claude], 1768 [celestial globe dated 1770, armillary dated 1773; copper plate eighteenth century]
£50,000
By CLOPPENBURG, Johannes, Anno 1630.
£250,000
By LINSCHOTEN, Jan Huygen van., 1598.
Cary’s rare wall maps of the world and four continents
Printing on ice
The first map in an atlas to name America, and Ptolemy’s third projection
A striking map of Southeast Asia from the 1482 Ulm Ptolemy
Reduction of Baugh’s large-scale map of Shropshire
“Freedom, Fraternity, Federation”
Nolli’s fine plan of Rome
“Cotes conjectures”
De Jode’s striking world map on a north and south polar projection
The magnificent design of the Stady Huys, including the mosaic of the discovery of New Zealand
The Book that “sealed the fate of ‘America’ as the name of the New World”
Tokyo’s Imperial Palace
The “Panchronologia”
The only known example of Peter Schenk’s wall map of Asia
Unrecorded Spanish edition of the First Sea Atlas of America
The first map to show Korea as a peninsula, the only known example of this issue
The most up-to-date sea atlas of the second half of the seventeenth century
With an early bird’s-eye view of Venice
Leiden – home to Rembrandt, Lievens and, Dou
Antwerp – home to van Dyck, Brueghel and Rubens 

