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British Islands

British Isles, published by William Lizars in Edinburgh circa 1828, stands as a remarkable cartographic depiction of the region. Detailed in its delineation, the map portrays the various towns, roads, and mountain ranges of the British Isles, with distinct coloration demarcating the different countries.

Price: $ 175.00

Imperial Federation, Map of the World Showing The Extent of the British Empire in 1886.

The Apex of British Colonial Power - From A Socialist Perspective?

Price: $ 7,500.00

Magnae Britanniae et Hiberniae Tabula

Fine example of Blaeu's map of the British Isles.

Price: $ 975.00

(South Africa) Map Review No. 23 The Young Dominion

Printed in the immediate aftermath of World War II, this 1947 issue of Map Review is a remarkable example of modernist persuasive data visualization and cartography, charting the contours of a rapidly changing world. This particular issue, focusing on South Africa—also referred to as "The Young Dominion" and the "Golden Land"—not only offers geographical information, but also invites the viewer into a discussion of the socio-political challenges facing the region during this time.

Price: $ 245.00

[English Channel] A New Gradnally Encreassnig Compass-map of the Comingin of the Channel, or the Heads; containing a part of the coast of Boulonnois; extending from Callis to Dannes, as also in England, from the South Foreland to Rye; with their S'hallownesses and Depths By N. deVries

Dover Straits / Chunnel Tunnel

Price: $ 245.00

Novissima Prae Caeteris aliis Accuratissima Regnorum Angliae, Scotiae, Hiberniae Tabula . . . 1706

Old color example of this rare edition of Schenk's map of the British Isles, on double thick paper.

Price: $ 475.00