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Tudor England
‘The XIII United States of America’
Arctic Ice Atlas
Seeing double
One of the most dramatic world maps of the eighteenth century
Rare English edition of Colom’s Mediterranean Sea pilot
Rare final state – materially different
Potential Portuguese discoveries along the northern coast of Australia
The scarce English edition of the Mercator/Hondius atlas in original colour
The first appearance of the Gallego string
The first Japanese world map with latitudes and longitudes
An eight metre globe and the first map of the world on a uniform scale…
De Jode’s striking world map on a north and south polar projection
Much less common
“Who can consider human affairs to be great, when he comprehends the eternity and vastness of the entire world?” (Cicero, legend in the border) 