By EVANS, Frederick J., Captain Sir, 5th Mar. 1884. Small corrections [to 18]93.
By HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE; RICHARDS, Master John, 10th Feby. 1860. Large corrections June 72, Sept. [18]80.
By HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE, 4th June 1858. Large corrections Oct. 68, Nov.r 70, Feb 1885.
By EVANS, Frederick J., Captain Sir, 1st Aug. 1881. Large corrections June, 1883, Septr. 83, April 1885, July 1886.
By HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE, Novr. 11th 1867. Large corrections Jan. 1884. Octr. 1887. Feb. 1888.
By HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE; REED, Staff Commander J[ohn] W[illiam], 1st Augt. 1870. Large corrections Sept. 1882.
By HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE; LOFTUS, Commander A[lfred] J[ohn], 1st Nov. 1889. Small Correction to 1894.
The transit of Halley’s comet in 1758
One of the most important scientific maps ever published
The most accurate representation of the West Indies and its environs
Rare broadside illustrating the orbits of the known comets
Catalogue V
Catalogue XII: The John W. Galiardo Collection of World Maps
Indonesia – The Banda Sea, Indonesia
Catalogue XX: Globalization
Prague
Cook’s Christmas
The first atlas printed in Venice, the first wholly printed in colours, incorporating the first map to indicate Japan, the second map in a Ptolemaic atlas to show America.
Catalogue XL: The Asala Collection
Catalogue XXX: The William B. Ginsberg Collection
Catalogue VIII: Views of London
Northern Africa
Ptolemy’s first projection, with the “finest Ptolemaic plates produced until Gerard Mercator”
A striking map of the Himilayas and Central Asia and China from the 1482 Ulm Ptolemy
Leiden – home to Rembrandt, Lievens and, Dou
Sanson’s Moluccas
Jefferys’s edition of Saxton’s Atlas of England and Wales
The Maldives, Sri Lanka and India
The Gaspar Strait 

