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× |
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“more knowledge of the Eastern Seas than perhaps any other man”
1 x
£3,000
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£3,000 |
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£3,000 |
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× |
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De Jode’s rare world map
1 x
£24,000
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£24,000 |
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£24,000 |
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× |
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“Freedom, Fraternity, Federation”
1 x
£7,000
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£7,000 |
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£7,000 |
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× |
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“the great prose epic of the Elizabethan period” – the first English map on Mercator’s projection; the first map to name Lake Ontario; and one of the first maps to use the name “Virginia”
1 x
£800,000
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£800,000 |
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£800,000 |
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× |
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Four rare lithographed maps depicting the operations of the British Army on the River Sutlej during the First Anglo-Sikh War of 1845-46
1 x
£30,000
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£30,000 |
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£30,000 |
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× |
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Rare atlas of India and the Far East
1 x
£3,000
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£3,000 |
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£3,000 |
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× |
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Set of Cook’s three voyages, with the plates and maps bound separately in three atlas volumes
1 x
£50,000
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£50,000 |
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£50,000 |
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× |
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De Jode’s rare map of eastern Asia
1 x
£28,000
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£28,000 |
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£28,000 |
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× |
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A striking map of Southeast Asia from the 1482 Ulm Ptolemy
1 x
£37,500
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£37,500 |
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£37,500 |
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× |
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John Rocque’s magnificent map of early Georgian London
1 x
£100,000
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£100,000 |
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£100,000 |
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× |
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One of the earliest maps to reference Singapore
1 x
£600
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£600 |
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£600 |
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× |
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In pursuit of Tantia Tope
1 x
£6,000
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£6,000 |
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£6,000 |
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× |
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The first European to enter Mecca and Medina
1 x
£20,000
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£20,000 |
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£20,000 |
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× |
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Greenwood’s large-scale map of Lancashire
1 x
£2,500
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£2,500 |
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£2,500 |
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