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Distribution of Vegatables and Snow Line [with] Comparative Lengths of Rivers

One of the earliest obtainable comparative charts published in the United States.

Price: $ 145.00

James Stevenson & Co.'s Flags of All Nations

"Flags of all Nations" is a meticulously compiled chart of flags, published in Glasgow circa 1934, compiled and drawn by Ernest A. Manchester, F.R.S.G.S., and published by Messrs. Brown, Son & Ferguson Ltd. A testament to the craftsmanship and attention to detail of Ernest Manchester, a fellow of the Royal Scottish Geographical Society, this chart is an immersive catalog of history and geopolitics, categorizing the symbols of nations, dominions, and various institutions that paint a vivid picture of the world as it was in the early 20th century.

Price: $ 975.00

(Southeast Asian and other Vessels) Caracole o Caracore . . . | Galera di Goa praticate dagli . . .

Great decorative copperplate engraving showing a collection of ships at sea, originally published in Coronelli's Atlante Veneto. The upper of the two images shows Chinese junks, while the lower image shows Indian transport ships.

Price: $ 375.00

A Map of Narnia and the Surrounding Countries

First Printing of Pauline Baynes' Map of Narnia

Price: $ 675.00

(California Lithography) N.S.G.W. Certificate of Membership. This is to Certify that [blank] is a member of Native Sons of the Golden West

A Tour-de-Force of Californian Lithography:

Price: $ 3,400.00

(Mississippi Bubble) De Lachende Ezopus op het koolmaal gehouden ter afscheyd van de Actieapen [The Laughing Aesop held at the cabbage feast as a farewell to the Action Monkeys.]

This 1720 engraving, "De Lachende Ezopus op het koolmaal gehouden ter afscheyd van de Actieapen," is an exceptional satirical commentary on the Mississippi Bubble. It featured in the notable work Het Groote Tafereel der Dwaasheid, offering a critique on the financial crisis of 1720, a period marked by economic volatility, often referred to as the first global financial bubble.

Price: $ 245.00