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× |
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The Empire of Japan with part of the Continent of Asia
1 x
£150
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£150 |
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£150 |
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× |
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Catalogue XXXV: Audubon’s Birds of America
1 x
£15
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£15 |
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£15 |
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× |
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Catalogue XXXVII: Tall is her Body: The Dominica Collection of David Nabarro
1 x
£20
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£20 |
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£20 |
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× |
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A geocentric armillary
1 x
£30,000
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£30,000 |
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£30,000 |
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× |
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One of the last maps to show Tasmania still connected to the Australian mainland
1 x
£1,000
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£1,000 |
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£1,000 |
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× |
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“Nothing was more important for [ancient] Geography than to know the size of the Earth, and nothing seemed more difficult to undertake” (Cassini)
1 x
£75,000
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£75,000 |
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£75,000 |
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× |
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The Swan River Colony
1 x
£15,000
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£15,000 |
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£15,000 |
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× |
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First Western Map of Quantung
1 x
£3,500
|
£3,500 |
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£3,500 |
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× |
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I can see Uranus
1 x
£12,000
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£12,000 |
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£12,000 |
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× |
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Unrecorded separate issue, and a possible prototype
1 x
£2,500
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£2,500 |
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£2,500 |
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× |
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First atlas of China made in Europe
1 x
£35,000
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£35,000 |
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£35,000 |
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× |
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Fine pair of globes by one of the leading English globe makers
1 x
£60,000
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£60,000 |
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£60,000 |
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× |
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Revolutionary New York! – “one of the most beautiful, important, and accurate early plans of New York” (Stokes)
1 x
£240,000
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£240,000 |
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£240,000 |
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× |
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Lancashire – Gage’s striking plan of early nineteenth century Liverpool
1 x
£3,000
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£3,000 |
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£3,000 |
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× |
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Rare Embossed Geological map of England and Wales
1 x
£4,000
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£4,000 |
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£4,000 |
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