Rare reduction of William Smith’s seminal geological map By SMITH, William, [1844]. By SMITH, William, [1844]
Greenough recognises his debt to William Smith By GREENOUGH, George Bellas, July 1865.. By GREENOUGH, George Bellas, July 1865.
Smith’s rare geological survey of Sussex By SMITH, William, January 1819.. By SMITH, William, January 1819.
Smith’s rare geological survey of Kent By SMITH, William, January 1st, 1819.. By SMITH, William, January 1st, 1819.
Smith’s rare geological survey of Berkshire By SMITH, William, September 1st, 1821. By SMITH, William, September 1st, 1821
A revolution in Geology – “The Map that Changed the World” By SMITH, William, 1815.. By SMITH, William, 1815.
Slave ports on the African Coast By [SMITH, William] Royal African Company, 1744.. By [SMITH, William] Royal African Company, 1744.
Four rare lithographed maps depicting the operations of the British Army on the River Sutlej during the First Anglo-Sikh War of 1845-46 By BAKER, Captain [William Erskine]; Lieutenant [Richard] STRACHEY; Lieutenant HODGSON; Brigadier Edward SMITH; Lieutenant Colonel W[illiam] GARDEN, 1846 and 1847. By BAKER, Captain [William Erskine]; Lieutenant [Richard] STRACHEY; Lieutenant HODGSON; Brigadier Edward SMITH; Lieutenant Colonel W[illiam] GARDEN, 1846 and 1847