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Planisphère Céleste Boréal Projeté Sur le Plan de l'Equateur

Rare late state of this "Northern Celestial Planisphere projected on the plane of the equator, originally created by Chrysologue de Gy, a Capuchin father from the convent on Rue Saint-Honoré, a student of Pierre Charles Le Monnier, a celebrated astronomer from the Academy of Sciences.

Price: $1,200.00

[ Argo Navis / Canis Major / Lepus / Monoceros / Caput Hydrae / Columba / Sceptrum Brandenburgium ]

From The First American Celestial Atlas

Price: $225.00

[Perseus]

Price: $1,200.00

Taurus

A striking star chart centered on Taurus, marvelously engraved and delicately colored. Shows the featured constellations in color with neighboring stars and constellations without color. Jamieson's work is one of the finest of it's kind in the early 19th century. Alexander Jamieson published A Celestial Atlas Comprising A System Display of the Heaven. This work was published in London by G & W.B Wittaker, T. Caddell and N. Hailes in 1822.

Price: $245.00

Planisphaerium Caeleste

The Planisphaerium Caeleste by Georg Christoph Eimmart is a masterfully crafted double-hemisphere celestial map from the early 18th century. Reflecting the intellectual ferment of the Renaissance and Enlightenment, it combines artistic elegance with precise astronomical knowledge. Drawing upon the works of Johannes Hevelius, Sir Edmund Halley, and classical astronomical traditions, this map serves as both a scientific artifact and a visual celebration of the heavens. 

Price: $1,800.00

[ Amsterdam City Hall Floor Map ] De Grondt en Vloer vande Groote Burger Sael

A bird’s-eye view of the floor design of the Amsterdam Town Hall in the second half of the 17th century, showing the one of earliest public depictions of Tasman’s discoveries on the Australian continent.

Price: $1,800.00