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The first atlas on Mercator’s Projection
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£900,000
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£900,000 |
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£900,000 |
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The Forest of Dean by a Deputy Gaveller
1 x
£900
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£900 |
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£900 |
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Port of Nagasaki
1 x
£200
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£200 |
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£200 |
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Bellin’s Maldives
1 x
£100
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£100 |
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£100 |
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Produced for an unfinished atlas, with a rare proof state
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£2,000
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£2,000 |
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£2,000 |
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Map of Shanghai, China, and vicinity by “Chinese Gordon”
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£9,000
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£9,000 |
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£9,000 |
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The first printed chart to show a recognisable Bombay – with a manuscript chart of the Malabar Coast on the verso
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£6,000
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£6,000 |
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£6,000 |
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The best British mapmakers of the late eighteenth century
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£20,000
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£20,000 |
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£20,000 |
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The earliest obtainable atlas printed in Arabic
1 x
£60,000
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£60,000 |
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£60,000 |
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The Sunda Strait
1 x
£900
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£900 |
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£900 |
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The earliest obtainable atlas printed in Arabic
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£60,000
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£60,000 |
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£60,000 |
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Japanese people from various walks of life
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£120
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£120 |
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£120 |
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The Earl of Lonsdale’s copy of Thompson’s Alcedo
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£65,000
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£65,000 |
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£65,000 |
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Salad Days
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£75,000
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£75,000 |
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£75,000 |
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“The greatest and finest atlas ever published”
1 x
£750,000
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£750,000 |
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£750,000 |
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Map of Shanghai, 1913
1 x
£20,000
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£20,000 |
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£20,000 |
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Nagasaki
1 x
£60
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£60 |
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£60 |
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“Attempt to redefine the lands north of Japan”
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£400
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£400 |
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£400 |
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