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(Personification Prints) Fish

Strange and intriguing lithographed personification print showing a woman turned into a series of fish heads, with a lobster hat and a sol blouse.

Price: $295.00

(Fools Cap) Afbeeldinge van't zeer vermaarde Eiland Geks-Kop [Picture of the Highly Renowned Island of Fools Cap, Situated in the Sea of Shares, Discovered by Mr. Lau-rens.]

The Fools Cap -- An Iconic Satirical Image of the Mississippi Bubble Scheme

Price: $950.00

Europe

This 1826 map of Europe, published by Anthony Finley in Philadelphia, showcases the political boundaries and geographical features of the continent during the early 19th century. The map is color-coded to distinguish between various countries and regions, with clear labeling of major cities, rivers, and mountain ranges. Notable features include the delineation of the Arctic Ocean, the Atlantic Ocean, and the Black Sea. The map also includes a longitude grid referencing both Washington and Greenwich.

Price: $145.00

[Pictish Man Holding Sword and Pike] Alterius viri Pictis vicini icon IIII

Image showing an ancient Briton Pict. From De Bry's Grands Voyages.

Price: $495.00

Carte Encyprotype de L'Europe Dédiée et Présentée a Monsieur

A French View of Europe Immediately After the Napoleonic Wars.

Price: $1,200.00

Flags of the British Mercantile Marine [Cover Title]

Flags of the British Mercantile Marine published by The Journal of Commerce and Shipping Telegraph in Liverpool represents an unusual and captivating snapshot of maritime identity in the British Isles. Its departure from traditional flag charts, which typically focus on international flags, is immediately apparent as it places significant emphasis on the flags of British merchant companies. The chart includes only a few international flags in the lower right corner, with the Weimar Republic's German merchant flag helping date the chart to between 1919 and 1933.

Price: $950.00