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× |
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Brooklyn as the third largest city in the United States
1 x
£1,200
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£1,200 |
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£1,200 |
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× |
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A striking map of Balkans from the 1482 Ulm Ptolemy
1 x
£15,000
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£15,000 |
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£15,000 |
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× |
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The northern Malacca Strait
1 x
£1,100
|
£1,100 |
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£1,100 |
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× |
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Possibly an entirely new view of Venice
1 x
£20,000
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£20,000 |
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£20,000 |
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× |
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A pair of rare game maps of the world
1 x
£5,000
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£5,000 |
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£5,000 |
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× |
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Northern Africa
1 x
£2,000
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£2,000 |
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£2,000 |
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× |
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“Such is the Infinity of these Isles…”
1 x
£400
|
£400 |
|
£400 |
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× |
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Des Barres’ Rare Chart of Boston Harbour
1 x
£18,500
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£18,500 |
|
£18,500 |
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× |
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Speed’s map of Lancashire
1 x
£800
|
£800 |
|
£800 |
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× |
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The map that lasted 100 years
1 x
£3,500
|
£3,500 |
|
£3,500 |
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× |
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One of the largest world maps ever printed
1 x
£180,000
|
£180,000 |
|
£180,000 |
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× |
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“The First Ever Bilingual Map of its Kind”
1 x
£8,000
|
£8,000 |
|
£8,000 |
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× |
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Admiralty Chart of the North Sea
1 x
£750
|
£750 |
|
£750 |
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× |
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“The first [map] published in an atlas to depict California as an island, and an accurate east coast of North America” (Burden)
1 x
£3,500
|
£3,500 |
|
£3,500 |
|
× |
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Bourrut-Lemerie’s maps of the French Departments
1 x
£1,200
|
£1,200 |
|
£1,200 |
|
× |
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“Cincapura au Cingapura”
1 x
£550
|
£550 |
|
£550 |
|
× |
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The fastest growing suburban commuter belt in America
1 x
£15,000
|
£15,000 |
|
£15,000 |
|
× |
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De Jode’s rare world map
1 x
£24,000
|
£24,000 |
|
£24,000 |
|
× |
|
Captain Heywood’s chart of Macau
1 x
£9,000
|
£9,000 |
|
£9,000 |
|
× |
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One of the last maps to show Tasmania still connected to the Australian mainland
1 x
£1,000
|
£1,000 |
|
£1,000 |
|
× |
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Early printed chart of the Malacca and Singapore Straits
1 x
£1,100
|
£1,100 |
|
£1,100 |
|
× |
|
Gauld’s chart of the Coast of West Florida
1 x
£36,000
|
£36,000 |
|
£36,000 |
|
× |
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A map of Napoleonic Milan
1 x
£10,000
|
£10,000 |
|
£10,000 |
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