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The World on Mercators Projection

Fine example of Finley's attractive World Map on Mercator's Projection, which appeared in his A New General Atlas . . . The world is shown in great detail, with numerous rivers, cities, deserts, islands, mountain ranges and more all shown.

Price: $ 225.00

Tabula Geographica Hemisphaerii Borealis ad emenatiora quae adhuc prodieruntexampla jusqu Acad. Reg. Scient. et Eleg. Litt. Boruss. descripta [with:] Tabula Geographica Hemisphaerii Australis...

This scarce pair of maps titled "Tabula Geographica Hemisphaerii Borealis" and "Tabula Geographica Hemisphaerii Australis," published circa 1753 by Leonhard von Euler, a renowned mathematician based in Berlin, offers intricate depictions of the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. Compiled by Johann Christoph Rhode, these maps are notable for their speculative geographic features, such as the sizable Sea of the West, along with the hypothesis of the existence of a large, hitherto unknown continent to the east of Australia.

Price: $ 1,100.00

Map of the Distribution of Marine Life, Illustrated Chiefly by Fishes, Molluscs & Radiata; Showing also the Extent & Limits of the Homoiozoic Belts, now First Laid Down for Keith Johnston's Physical Atlas by Professor Edward Forbes, F.R.S. of Kings College, London; & the Government School of Mines, President of the Geological Society.

Map of the Distribution of Marine Life, prepared for Keith Johnston's Physical Atlas by Professor Edward Forbes, F.R.S. of Kings College, London, and the Government School of Mines, is a comprehensive world map of marine biodiversity. Published in 1854 by William Blackwood & Sons in Edinburgh & London, the map delineates marine life distribution, with emphasis on fishes, molluscs, and radiata. Moreover, it demarcates the Homoiozoic belts, a pioneering endeavor for this atlas, all of which reflect the complex and intertwined nature of marine ecosystems.

Price: $ 195.00

The SAS World

Unusual wall map of the world, prepared for Scandinavian Airlines and published in Stockholm in 1976.

Price: $ 1,200.00

The World, on Mercator's Projection: By David H. Burr. Shewing the different routes to California, and distance by each Routes of different Navigators, route of the contemplated Pacific R. Road, Distances to China, Europe &c. . . . 1850

Rare Gold Rush era map of the World, illustrating the different sea routes to the Gold Regions of California.

Price: $ 1,200.00

(Thematic Mapping - Religion) Moral & Statistical Chart Showing the Geographical Distribution of Man according to Religious Beliefs with the principal Protestant Mission Stations in the Middle of the 19th Century

Victorian-era map of the dominant religions across the world, with five inset maps and a chart showing further detail. Much of the western and northern reaches of North America is categorized as "Other Pagans," as are large swathes of interior South America, Sub-Saharan Africa, and Oceania. The Barbary Coast, from Ceuta to Tunis, is shown as Catholic. Salt Lake City is labeled "Mormon City." 

Price: $ 295.00