Daniel Crouch Rare Books, the London-based merchant of maps, atlases, and other high-end cartographic items, recently released their Catalogue IV. This is a thick, 127-page tall volume offering just 25 items. Naturally, these are all very special selections. With an average of five pages each, the descriptions are thorough, the illustrations copious. For anyone who collects maps at the highest level, the catalogue is a must. Here are a few of the pieces being offered.
Spectacular Maps and Other Cartographic Items from Daniel Crouch Rare Books
AE Montly
Views of Kyoto
Map of Japan published in Dufour’s ‘Atlas Populaire’
Large plan of 1930s Hong Kong showing the cyclone scale
“Hops, reformation, turkeys, carp, and beer, came into England all in one year” 

