By HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE; DENHAM, Captain H[enry]] M[angles], 17th July 1879. Large corrections Sept. 1882, Decr. 1897.
By HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE; WASHINGTON, Capt[ai]n [John], 5th April 1857. Large corrections March 65, Nov. 69. Feb 1886; April 1887. Small corrections [to 18]94.
By UINTED STATES NAVY HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE, May 1881. Cor[rections] by Notices to Jan. 1884 (1884-88).
By HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE, 1st Decr. 1869. Large corrections Jan. 1876, Feby. 1892.
By HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE; BLACKWOOD, Captain F[rancis] P[rice] et al, Decr. 19th 1860. Large corrections Aug 1880. March 1887. August 1889. April 1890.
By HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE, 15th June 1881. Large corrections May 1882.
By HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE; BLACKWOOD, Captain F[rancis] P[rice], 20th Feby. 1856. Large corrections Aug. 72, Apr. 74, May 1893.
By HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE; STANLEY, Captain O[wen], March 29th 1843. Large corrections Aug. 76, Aug. 79, Oct. 1888.
By HUNTER, John, January 1, 1793.
Norie’s rare chart of the Pacific, and a tale of ‘Moby Dick’
“A work of conscious art” (Firzhardinge)
The whale and the warships
A revolution in epidemiology – John Snow’s cholera map
Tokyo’s Imperial Palace
An iconic image of the 1683-84 Frost Fair
Following in Louis Freycinet’s “footsteps”
A striking map of Southeast Asia from the 1482 Ulm Ptolemy
The “bicycle spoke” map of the world
The Gaspar Strait
Gambols on the River Thames
The distribution of Dumont d’Urville’s Astrolabe voyage
A revolution in data visualisation – First state of Beck’s iconic tube map
Foundation map of Silicon Valley – inscribed by the artist
Arrowsmith’s map of the Bahamas
London
A revolution in Geology – “The Map that Changed the World”
Views of Kyoto
The Empire of Japan
Africa on a fire screen
The Forest of Dean by a Deputy Gaveller
A German reprint after Gilles Robert de Vaugondy
The Emperors’ lineage
An exceptionally rare re-issue of the 1556 printing of Lily’s map of the British Isles 

