Rare Maps
Rare Atlases
Rare Books
Rare Prints
New York “the capital of the 13 United States of America”
£3,500
By BOWLES, Carington, [c.1790]
One of the largest world maps ever printed
£180,000
By VERBIEST, Ferdinand, 1860].
![DARTON, William Junior Walker's Geographical Pastime, or Tour Through the Eastern Hemisphere, or Old World. An Amusing and Instructive Game. [and] Walker's Geographical Pastime, or Tour Through the Western Hemisphere, or New World. An Amusing and Instructive Game.](https://crouchrarebooks.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/12531_1H.jpg?x21979)
A pair of rare game maps of the world
£5,000
By DARTON, William Junior, 1834
A Voyage round the World
£3,000
By WALLIS, Edward, [c1823].
A presentation copy of the last gasp for Edmund Halley’s theory for the determination of longitude by magnetic declination
£50,000
By CHURCHMAN, John, 1790.
De Jode’s rare world map
£24,000
By DE JODE, Cornelis, 1593].
“Carte trace de la route Suivie par la frigate la Venus” (Louis Freycinet)
£1,500
By DU PETIT-THOUARS, Abel Aubert, 1841].
Unrecorded separate issue, and a possible prototype
£2,500
By WYLD, James, [c1851].
Rare Russian world map
£10,000
By VOROBYOV, Captain P., 1838
![CAMOENS, Luis de [Untitled World Map].](https://crouchrarebooks.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/19468_1H-scaled.jpg?x21979)
One of the earliest Spanish world maps
£10,000
By CAMOENS, Luis de, 1639.
“The fourth part of the earth, we have decided to call Amerige”
£4,000
By WALDSEEMULLER, Martin; and Carlos SANZ, 1959
One of the most important scientific maps ever published
£30,000
By HALLEY, Edmond, [c1722]
