A fine gobal view with smaller views of the planetary system and orbits in both lower corners. 15 ¼” x 11”. Printed and colored by Siena Presso Pazzini Carli. Circa 1760’s. Perfect for framing and display and in excellent condition.

REGNI DANIAE … c. 1730. Made by Io. Baptista Hommano. A fine map displaying theThe Kingdom of Denmark, and a portion of southern Sweden and Baltic Sea islands. Nice decorative cartouche in upper right with figures and a coat-of-arms.23 ½” x 20”. Very Fine.

[RUSSIAN EMPIRE HAND COLORED MAP] “A New and Accurate Map of the Whole Russian Empire as contain’d both in Europe and Asia” 18 ½” x 16 ½”. The map was produced from “authentic Journals, Surveys, and most approved Modern Maps, and Regulated by Astronomical Observations by: Eman: Bowen.” Bowen was a prolific map maker well-known for his development of maps for much of the known world. In excellent condition.

A very colorerful map of Russia by the great Homann. The geography includes Scandinavia, Kamtchatka and parts of China. A decorative title cartouche with figures, one holding a globe. Sailing ship is noted at the top left. A good dark impression with some very minor age-toning along the center fold. The overall condiiton is very good, measures approximately 23 ¼” x 20”.

1748, London. A New and Accurate Map of America, Drawn from the most approved modern Maps and Charts. By Emanuel Bowen. First edition, published in Harris’ Navigatum. 17 ¾” x 15 ½”. Wonderfully hand-colored map with a gorgeous cartouche with American Indians, an alligator , early European traders in background. Expert centerfold strengthening on verso and perfect for framing. Extremely Fine.

[MAP – CANAL]. 8 1/8” x 14”. A nicely detailed map of “A Plan of the Navigable Canal now making from (near) the City of Coventry to the City of Oxford”. Very Fine. Nice for display.

[MAP – RIVER THAMES]. 16 ½” x 8 ¼”. “A Plan of the River Thames, from Boulters Lock to Mortlake in Surry; From an Actual Survey taken in 1770”. Very Fine

Hand-colored engraved map, “America.” No 52. 25 1/2” x 20 1/2”. J & G. Menzies Sculpt. Two sheets joined. Overall Very Fine. This map was produced for Thomson’s New General Atlas (1813).

An early plan of the cities of London. 13½”x 17”. A detailed plan of London containing such places as Hyde Park, Queen Anne Square and St. James Park. Ideal for framing