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LETTHEM1 "Eastern Hemisphere"& "Western Hemisphere"Original colour printed process print for Lett's Popular Atlas including following information:
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HEMMER2 “The World, on Mercator's Projection"Original colour printed process print sith major ocean curents in depicted in blue.
| HEMHOGG3 The World in Section describing the Polar Regions to the Tropics with the Tracks of Lord Mulgrave and Captain Cook towards the North and South Poles and the Torrid Zone or Tropical Regions with the New Discoveries of the South SeaOriginal copper-plate engraving by Alexander Hogg Who was a publisher and bookseller in Paternoster Row, London, between 1778 and 1824. He often
celebrated the Explorers, Captian James Cook and Captain Constantine Phipps, later Lord Mulgrave, (1744-1792) . The Tracks of Captain Tobias Furneaux (1735-1781)
are recorded as he captained the HMS Adventure on Cook's Second voyage (in HMS Resolution).
Furneaux is the first man to circumnavigate the world North-South and East-West.
Note that Botany Bay is noted on the east coast of Hew Holland as it had been discovered by Cook and Banks but as we now
know the first convict colony was established at Port Jackson (as no fresh water at Botany).
Although printed in the year of the first fleet, the news of final setlement had not returned to Britain as yet.
Please see more prints and further explanation of period.
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WILLEM JANZOON BLAEU (1571-1638) |
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Born at Alkmaar in 1571 and dying in Amsterdam in 1638 Willem Blaeu had two sons,Joan & Cornelius.
The achievements of the firm of Blaeu were remarkable with their work covering the whole range of Cosmography, Uranography, Hydrography,
Chorography and Topology. The elder Blaeu, Willem, was a surveyor, globe-maker, and publisher. Up until 1817 he used his patronymic Janzsoon,
signing his work Guilielmus Janssonius of Willem Janszoon. His later work is signed Guilielmus or G. Blaeu. “Apud” is translated as “author” or
“creator”. He owed his development as a scientific cartographer to his stay with Tycho Brahe, the celebrated Danish Astronomer.
Blaeu was a noted Cartographer and Publisher of repute.
In 1630 he joined a consortium of publishers to in the publication of the Mercator-Hondius Atlas but first brought out
an atlas of his own making. In 1635 he produced
Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, sive Atlas Novus in quo Tabulæ et Descriptiones Omnium Regionum"(Theatre of the World, or a New Atlas of Maps and Representations of All Regions)
with the verso text in Latin, Dutch German and French.
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"'India, From Authorities Principally for the use of the Officers of the Army of India'". |
'Australian Colonies and New Zealand' |
SOUTHERN CONTINENT 1644
A Quality Limited Edition on Conservation cotton paper. The original was an important map engraved by Emanuel Bowen which was published in London between 1744 & 1748 |
"Canberra.
Original colour printed Town Plan. Compiled by the National Mapping Office, NSW
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DUG1
Original hand coloured steel engraving drawn and engraved by J.Archer. |
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DUG2
Original hand coloured steel engraving drawn and engraved by J.Archer. |
MOR1
Original hand coloured copper-plate engraving by Sutton Nicholls (engraver, draughtsman & publisher 1687-1740) This map was engraved for Robert Morden's Brittania. This significant issue of British Counties was originally published in 1607. In 1695 a new Edition was put together by Morden with a historical essay by Bishop Edmund Gibson. Morden changed the format and geographical detail was improved, not by his own surveys: he purchased whatever reliable information he could find and then sent manuscipts to people in the various counties whom he considered qualified to make additions and corrections. New surveys had not been acheived since John Speed in the earier part of the century.
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MOR2
Original hand coloured copper-plate engraving on Laid paper by Robert Morden (flourished 1668-1703), for Camden's Britannia
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TA1
Original steel engraving (in excellent condition) drawn and engraved by John Rapkin for John Tallis & Co. with vignettes of Saint Patrick'-Dublin, Round Tower- Wicklow, Limerick Castle, The Holy Well, Rock Castle-Lake of Killarney, hand coloured.
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Encounter 2002: A celebration of the Nicholas Baudin and Matthew Flinders meeting on the South Australian coast in April 1802.
We have a large selection of Australian international maps from the 1600's to 1930's. Please email us with any enquiries you may have. If I have items of interest I can put them online for you to see. |