Rare Maps

Rare Maps

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Rare Maps

Rare Maps

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Rare Maps

TAYLOR, Isaac The County of Dorset, Surveyed and Engraved by Isaac Taylor.

The rare second edition of the first large-scale survey of Dorset

£5,000

By TAYLOR, Isaac, June, 1st, 1795.

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[SMITH, William] Royal African Company A new & correct map of the coast of Africa

Slave ports on the African Coast

£12,000

By [SMITH, William] Royal African Company, 1744.

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DOPTER, Jules Émile Atlas.

A puzzling gift

£5,000

By DOPTER, Jules Émile, [1856]-1903.

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FADEN, William A New Pocket Plan of the Cities of London and Westminster:

Plan of London showing troop dispositions

£1,500

By FADEN, William, 1803.

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HARRISON, Arthur Metropolitan Borough of Southwark

Southwark

£650

By HARRISON, Arthur, 1902.

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ZELL-BREIER, Rob San Francisco: Oz by the Bay.

Helloooo Frisco: A Map for Friends of Dorothy

£2,500

By ZELL-BREIER, Rob, 1989.

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PTOLEMAEUS, Claudius; and Martin WALDSEEMULLER Orbis Typus Universalis Iuxta Hydrographorum Traditionem.

The Admiral’s map

£80,000

By PTOLEMAEUS, Claudius; and Martin WALDSEEMULLER, 12th March, 1513.

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NUTLAND, William G. [Nuclear War] Town Exit Plans.

How to avoid a Nuclear War by Car

£750

By NUTLAND, William G., [c1950].

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NAGAKUBO, Sekisui Chikyu Bankoku Sankai Yochi Zenzusetsu.

The first Japanese world map with latitudes and longitudes

£20,000

By NAGAKUBO, Sekisui, [c1790].

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GREENOUGH, George Bellas A Physical and Geological Map of England and Wales

Greenough’s riposte to Smith in the battle of the geological maps

£18,500

By GREENOUGH, George Bellas, 1839, and 1840.

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PIGOTT SMITH, John To His Most Excellent Majesty George the Fourth This Map of the Town of Brighton,

The largest plan of Brighton published in Georgian Britain

£2,000

By PIGOTT SMITH, John, May 30th, 1826.

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McCOMB, John; and Robert BENSON Esq., Hudson Market

Original manuscript plat map of the area in lower Manhattan that would later become the site of the World Trade Center, and ultimately the 9/11 Memorial

£10,000

By McCOMB, John; and Robert BENSON Esq.,, this 7th March, 1785.

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