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Maps, Globes, Atlases and Geographies Through the Year 1800 - The Eleanor Houston and Lawrence M.C. Smith Cartographic Collection at the Smith Cartographic Center, University of Southern Maine

James E. Mooney

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Cartographic Co llection TOM JONES PHOTO, BRUNSWICK, MAINE

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Maps, Globes, Atlases and Geographies Through The Year I8oo

THE ELEANOR HOUSTON AND LAWRENCE M. C. SMITH

CARTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION

at the

Sm ith Cartographic Center, University of So uth er n Maine

Catalogued by ]AMES E. MoONEY with Foreword by KENNETH NEBENZAHL

Introduction by PHILIP CHADWICK FosTER SMITH

Published by the University of Southern Maine Library

PORTLAND, MAINE • 1 9 88 @ 1988 BY THE RENFREW GROUP, P.O. Box 617, FREEPORT, MAINE 04032

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Mooney, James E. Maps, Globes, Atlases and Geographies Through The Year r8oo The Eleanor Houston and Lawrence M. C. Smith Cartographic Collection

Bibliography: p. Includes index. I. Cartography - History II. The Renfrew Group III. Nebenzahl, Kenneth, foreword IV. Smith, Philip Chadwick Foster, introduction V. Title VI. Numbers

ISBN o-93956r-o3-4

Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 88-92267 THE UNIVERSITY oF SouTHERN MAINE LIBRARY

WISHES TO THANK THE RENFREW GROUP

FOR PERMISSION TO PUBLISH

THIS SPECIAL EDITION

CONTENTS

FOREWORD by Kenneth Nebenzahl xi

PREFACE by ]ames E. Mooney xili

INTRODUCTI ON by Philip Chadwick Foster Smith XV

CATAL OGUE 3

SELECTED REFERENCES 137

INDEX

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ILLUSTRATIONS

FRONTISPIECE Eleanor Houston Smith and Lawrence Meredith Clemson Smith on 30 July I968

Between pages 32-33 Between pages 64-65 Between pages 96-97

PLATE PLATE PLATE

I I5I3 Ptolemy. GEOGRAPHIA I7 I6o2 Ortelius. THEATRO 33 I700 Wells. NEW MAP

2 I520 Solinus. JOANNIS I8 I603 Bayer. URANOMETRIA 34 I702 Mather. MAGNALIA

3 I537 Bordone. ISOLARIO I8 I603 Blaeu. CELESTIAL GLOBE 35 I7I4 Aa. AMERICA

4 I542 Munster. TYPUS I9 I62o Boulenger. SPHERE 36 I7I6 Homann. SPHJERARUM

5 I545 Munster. NOVAE INSULAE 20 I636 Jansson. AMERICA 37 I72I Senex. NEW MAP

6 I546 Pincius. DE VITIS 2I I650 Jansson. TABULA 38 I729 Moll. NEW ENGLAND

7 I548 Ptolemy. LA GEOGRAFIA 22 I650 Visscher. NOVI BELGII 39 I733 Popple. EMPIRE

8 I556 Ramusio. DELLA NAVIGATION! 23 I650 Walton. AMERICA 40 I730 Homann. PLANIGLOBII

9 I565 Bertelli. AMERICA 24 I656 Sanson. CANADA 4I I74I Chassereau. CARTHAGENA

IO I566 Zaltieri. IL DISEGNO 25 I662 Blaeu. ATLAS 42 I763 Barnsley. NEW-ENGLAND

II I570 Ortelius. AMERICAE 26 r667 Goos. ATLAS 43 I764 Southack. CASCO

I2 I57I Arias. SACRAE 27 I674 Sanson. MAPPE-MONDE 44 1768 Blair. NORTH AMERICA

I3 I578 }ode. SPECULUM 28 I675 Wit. ATLAS 45 I769 Robert deVaugondy. ATLAS

I4 I587 Ortelius. TYPUS 29 I675 Wit. TERRA NOVA 46 I776 Des Barres. FALMOUTH

I5 I592 Girault. GLOBE 30 I677 DuVal. CANADA 47 I778 Page. BOSTON

I6 I595 Mercator. AMERICA 3I I692 Sanson. AMERIQUE 48 I795 Carleton. MASSACHUSETTS

32 I695 Keulen. PASKAERT

IX

FOREWORD

CENTLY I was recalling people who have made strong, lecting team with both parties of equal strength is indeed rare. Rpositive impressions on me since I became a dealer in rare I visited Germantown a number of times over the years and books thirty years ago. Among the firstto come to mind experienced the generous hospitality of the Smiths, epitomized in were Mr. and Mrs. L. M. C. Smith, whom I met early in my ca­ my recollection by the candelabra-lit dinners presented and served reer. Eleanor and Sam Smith had a combination of grace, charm, as in a by-gone era. Mr. and Mrs. Smith continued to develop warmth, and boundless intellectual curiosity that made knowing their wonderful collection of maps, atlases, globes, and books on them a wonderful experience. As collectors they personified a geographical subjects, pursuing this interest assiduously for years. truism in my profession: the personal associations that a rare­ Their wide-ranging intellectual curiosity and enthusiasm never book dealer is privileged to have are often as attractive as the waned with the passage of time. They became increasingly more pleasure of dealing with the books, manuscripts, maps, globes, knowledgeable in the history of cartography and related subjects. and prints themselves. One of the ways great collectors can be identified is by their When Sam Smith telephoned concerning items in one of the reference libraries of sources for their fields of collecting. The early issues of The Compass for Map Collectors, he also invited Smiths' collection of reference books not only grew, but showed me to stop by when next in Philadelphia. Soon after, I had my appropriate signs of wear. first visit to 3460 School House Lane. This great nineteenth­ The University of Southern Maine is very fortunate to have century rambling frame house, once the home of Mayor Henry been selected as the location of the Smith collection, with its of Philadelphia, was full of books which the Smiths had uaccu­ many rarities from the fifteenth through the nineteenth centu­ mulated" over the years, before they began to ucollect" books ries, many now improcurable. I know that Mrs. Smith derived more formally and purposefully. great pleasure from seeing the collection remain together at the When we looked at books together, I had never experienced University of which she was very fond, where it will always be such enthusiasm and direct expression of curiosity and interest available for scholars of every sort to consult and find inspiration -equally strong with both collectors. This last point is re­ as well as information. markable for its unusualness. There are many gentlemen collec­ KENNETH NEBENZAHL tors, and quite a few lady collectors, but a husband-wife col-

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PREFACE HE six hundred entries in this catalogue include nearly maps, and the like. The next area of the entry has the cartographi­ Ttwenty thousand maps and geographies collected by the cal content of the item and it is designed to help the reader to Smiths with enthusiasm and good taste over a period of learn more about the piece by being referred to such standard two decades. These examples of three centuries of mapmaking sources as those listed among Selected References. It is here also through the year 18oo have great value not only to the students that the place of the piece in cartographic history and other infor­ and scholars of geography but to the interested general public mation is included. which has in its number more lovers of maps, true cartophiles, In the Introduction to his study of English county atlases, R. A. than often is thought. The catalogue is intended for use by both Skelton wrote that "the compiler of such a work as this depends groups, and the illustrations give a sample of the beauty and to a very large extent on the labours of his predecessors in the utility of such maps, globes, atlases, and geographies. field, and he must be ready to confess, like John Speed, 'I have The arrangement of the material in this catalogue is chrono­ put my sickle into other men's corne'." The reader will note that logical and, within each year, alphabetical by name of mapmaker the truth of this confession applies especially here, for the alterna­ or geographer. Each entry is under the year of publication with­ tive to calling the reader's attention to the work of such prede­ out brackets if the date is printed on the item or within brackets cessors as Koeman and Phillips and Sabin and others would be when the year of publication is known but not printed. The date to add immensely to the heft of this catalogue by slavishly copy­ is followed by a question mark when authorities disagree or the ing their findings here. date is a guess, and the date followed by the character § when the The period covered by this catalogue is only three hundred of item is a reproduction or facsimile. The entry begins with the the five hundred years since Columbus sparked European interest name of the mapmaker or geographer with dates of birth and in the new world of the Americas by his discoveries. The two death where known from Tooley, Mansell, Shipton-Mooney, and centuries not included here are represented within the collection other sources. The second line has the short title of the item taken at the Smith Center where there are, for example, many nine­ from the title page or cartouche. Next in the entry is information teenth-century globes included in Yonge's list under the names on the place where it was published, its printer and publisher, of Bardin, Cary, Loring, Newton, Wilson, and others. References and its date. The next line begins the description of the item as in the entries to Donald H. Cresswell are to his written appraisal an object and it includes the format, its height in inches for all of the complete collection, a copy of which is at the Center. His items except globes, where the measurement is of the diameter, help to me was significant as was the typing of the manuscript by and information on binding for books and atlases, on margins for Elaine Cohen of Kreda Secretarial Services in Philadelphia. The

Xlll cataloguing was done in the Map Room of the Smiths' former In the seventeenth century, Robert Burton wrote in his Anato­ home in Germantown where members of the staff were very my of Melancholy that a study of maps was a good antidote for helpful, especially Mrs. Elbert J. Taylor. The chief support was melancholy: ((What greater pleasure can there now be, than to given freely by the late Mrs. L. M. C. Smith following the sug­ view those elaborate maps of Ortelius, Mercator, Hondius, &c.? gestion of a daughter and son-in-law that the catalogue be pre­ To peruse those books of cities put out by Braunus and Hogen­ pared as a complement to the presentation of the collection to the bergius?" What, indeed? This catalogue then may be your guide Center. I am grateful to all who helped in this most interesting to travel at the lowest price and least discomfort to that new work, but to none more than to Eleanor Houston Smith for shar­ world contained within these maps. ing the joy of the work. ]AMES E. MooNEY

XlV INTRODUCTION ARLY on in their forty-two-year marriage, Lawrence Mere­ the maturing plans for an opening of the. Smith Cartographic E dith Clemson ( ..Sam") Smith ( 1902- 1975) and his wife, Center in the library of the University of Southern Maine. Eleanor Houston Smith ( I 9 I o-I 987) , developed an Lawrence M. C. Smith was born in Philadelphia to an old unique modus operandi for collecting. Their method applied Philadelphia and Delaware County family, educated at the Haver­ equally to all areas of their wide-ranging, eclectic interests, and ford School, the University of Pennsylvania, and Oxford. By pro­ it smoothed their way immeasurably while assembling the carto­ fession a lawyer, he became many other things as well-con­ graphic archive they themselves and, now, their six children still servationist, collector, farmer, to name but a few-and yet he refer to as the ..MAP A" collection. preferred to think of himself as a ..generalist." He practiced law Their technique was to enter an antique shop, browse casually in Philadelphia for five years before moving, with his new bride for a time, and then ask the proprietor if, perchance, any ..wooden of 1933, to Washington, D.C. tea sets" might be found there. Sleepy dealers, or those intent His bride was the former Eleanor Houston, also from an old upon closing up shop for the day, suddenly brightened and in­ Philadelphia family with Pennsylvania roots going back to the variably engaged the Smiths in lively conversation. At the proper days of William Penn. She was the daughter of Samuel Frederic moment, Sam and Eleanor Smith got to the point. Houston, developer of the delightful Chestnut Hill area of the By rights and by original intent, this Introduction should have city and granddaughter of Pennsylvania Railroad executive been written by Eleanor Houston Smith herself; not by a son-in­ Henry Howard Houston. From the day they were married until law of the same surname. Yet a son-in-law can be sufficiently far Sam Smith's death in 1975 they worked as a team in all things removed from center stage to take objective notice of many things -with foresight, fervor, and joy. neither she nor any one of her children would have thought meet In Washington, as part of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Adminis­ to chronicle on their own. tration, L. M. C. Smith served, successively, for more than a dozen Nevertheless, before she died on 29 August 1987 Mrs. Smith years as general coordinator of the legal division of the National had had the pleasure for several years to work closely-not only Recovery Administration, associate counsel for investigation and in Philadelphia but also from her summer home in Maine study of investment trusts at the Securities and Exchange Com­ -with the distinguished compiler/ editor of this work, Dr. mission, and, during World War II, chief of the special war poli­ James E. Mooney, and to see much of the printer's composition cies unit of the Department of Justice, chief of the economic reach page proof stage. Concurrently, she was able to observe mission to French West Africa, and head of the United States

XV purchasing mission in Switzerland. For his wartime services, he how sad that years of enjoyment & fulfillment are now mine became a Chevalier of the Legion d'honneur of France and was alone." awarded Brazil's Order of the Southern Cross. "Our interest started with the development of maps having to After the war, the Smiths returned to Philadelphia, whence he do with the New World," she stated in 1966. "As the sixteenth becan1e active in UNESCO, of which he was national vice-chair­ century went into the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, our man for ten years preceding his death. In Philadelphia he served fieldnarrowed down to the Northeast Coast from Maine to Vir­ as chairman of the Board of Trade and Conventions for nearly a ginia." It was a spring Sunday morning of 1956 in a quaint Eng­ decade and for his work there was honored with the Order of the lish village when the scope of their map collecting suddenly came British Empire. He was also a founder of the local chapter of into focus. The Smiths, accompanied by one or two of their Americans for Democratic Action, the Human Relations Com­ daughters, tapped on the door of a closed antique shop, used the mission, and the Housing Association. At the same time, Sam "wooden tea set" ploy on the resident owner, and were granted and Eleanor Smith together founded Philadelphia's first classical immediate, jovial entry. There, much to their surprise, they dis­ music station, WFLN-FM, and created the Schuylkill Valley Na­ covered an ancient map of Maine. It struck a chord. Why not in ture Center in the city's Roxborough section. the future concentrate on maps depicting the northeast coast of In 1946, they purchased the nucleus of what was to become America? After all, their farm in Maine was their second home. a saltwater organic beef farm on Wolfe's Neck, Freeport, Maine. It all added up. There, with Casco Bay sparkling on one side and the Harraseeket The policy of restricting themselves to a regional focus, she River ebbing and flowing on the other, the Smith family has sum­ wrote in her draft of 1966, mered to the present day. It was against this background, with a succession of worthy has been hard to stick to as maps turn up that are of great interest for projects yet to come, that the Smiths became infatuated with an­ some reason or other, and so we take in other fields. This emerging into wider interests had its greatest impact when we realized the dent maps, globes, and atlases. beauty of the atlas as a whole. So, for the moment, let us talk about During the twelve years between the death of her husband only our books and atlases, some of which are facsimiles. and her own, Mrs. Smith had jotted down an occasional memo­ Because we have come to the game late, many of the originals, if randum concerning the acquisition and scope of their map col­ available, are way beyond our means, and thus we settle for the con­ lection. Once, she had even attempted a draft introduction to tent which is to be found in the very beautiful facsimiles which are a private index of it, but her memories made it too painful to being made today, especially in Amsterdam. complete. "There is something very sad about this now," she I say "we have come to the game," for when we innocently made scribbled in a note .to herself in 1978, having reviewed her our first purchases, we really didn't know that it was a game; espe­ words. «How simple & not very educated these remarks are & cially is it so at auctions where many of these treasures are found.

XVl There we discovered how many others besides ourselves had found word "America," obviously because he had written of Vespucci's map collecting a fascinating and rewarding game (I don't mean re­ voyages, and a globe in elliptical segments (an original copy selling warding in the sense of cash) and discovered also at the very start of in 1960 at Sotheby-Parke-Bernet for £I2,5oo; a fun item of ours is r956 that the really interesting things were already expensive. Let us the illustrated catalogue for this sale). start with some of the earliest and follow on through our collection Two Jesuits, who did much research on Waldseemiiller, have [as it stood in I 966] : given us a facsimile and English translation. We have, in fact, two We begin with a short discussion about the first engraved atlas copies of this, one large and one small. of the world: The Cosmographia of Claudius Ptolemy, Bologna And so, immediately, we plunge into controversy as Henry Stevens 1477, written by Edward Lynam, Superintendent of the Map Room discusses in I928 this and other early maps. Which is the firstto show in the British Museum. We feel lucky that Nico Israel, our first­ America? This volume, nicely printed, makes an interesting question visited bookseller of note, in Amsterdam, is issuing a series of atlases mark on our shelf. in facsimile, Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, of which this Ptolemy of Our .first original volume-individual maps will come later-is 1477 is the first. Thus, we can really see and enjoy this .first edition a most wonderful treasure. Ptolemy's Geographia of I5 I3, printed along with the discussion as well as the edition of I482, each with in Strassburg and the most important of all editions of Ptolemy. Be­ biographical notes and beautifully printed folio, without owning the cause of the many added "new" maps, this becomes "in effect the .first original. modern Atlas," says [R. V.} Tooley in Maps and Map Makers. The It is interesting to remember that Ptolemy lived in Egypt around Italian leather binding has, alas, only broken catches. I 50 A.D., that his thinking was still on the basis of this .first engraved Our first original small volume is I 520, Solinus's Polyhistor­ atlas printed by others under his name, which was again corrected with the earliest map in a printed book to use the name "America," and enlarged in I482, and that Columbus must have spent some the map being drawn by Apianus. The book has stains, but some of hours with these maps. Because we have been able to add Yale's the printing is quite beautiful, and, of course, the world map is of the book, The Vinland Map and the Tartar Relation1 we feel that the greatest interest. The vellum binding is simple, and the two ties are early explorations of America are beginning to be covered on our still there. shelves. For I 546 we have Ortelius's own copy of Pincius, an historical We start our voyages to America in 1507. Each map is, of course, work actually used by him as shown by his added margin notes. A nothing more than the setting down on paper of some explorer­ present to me [from her husband}, the card reads, "To Eleanor Hous­ captain's description of the lands he had sailed to and by, or a com­ ton Smith (nee Ortelius ) who believes so in the continuity of the bination of a number of descriptions. Each of those in the sixteenth world-from that Map Collector in her life." The "nee" is because century made the route of the Mayflower so much easier to attempt. E[leanor} H[ouston} S[mith} could be connected to him, though by In I507 Martin Waldseemiiller wrote his geographical introduc­ 1500, the records of Dutch forebears are rather vague! tion Cosmographiae Introductio with an account of the four voy­ I548-Vadianus-lovely little woodcut maps showing South ages of Amerigo Vespucci. This included ten maps: a plane projec­ America and vague islands to the north, and with a charming mer­ tion of the world, on which for the .firsttime appeared the use of the man on a strange fish playing a harp. .. XVll Then we skip thirty years to when in Antwerp in r578 de Jode Then to our first real book on a part of America, de Bry' s Florida, made his Speculum Orbis Terrarum1 our first folio illustrated atlas a part of his "Grand Voyage," full of views of the life of the Indians and a rare one (with very poor coloring). The Theatrum Orbis Ter­ and a large map of Florida. rarum of (Nico] Israel has provided us with a facsimile. With this we have the modern two-volume copy of the John White Again, this series helps us as we also have the Waghenaer works drawings done in part by our friend, Professor [David] Quinn. These of r584-r585 [, Spieghel der Zeevaerdt,] and of r592, Thresoor Der are beautifully reproduced books. Zeevaert, two very early sea chart atlases, which do much to prove In commemoration of the 450th anniversary of Mercator's birth that the old sea captains really sailed "by guess and by God"! in r 5 r2, Bibliotheque Royale of Belgium printed a facsimile of his The earliest atlas devoted entirely to America is Wytfliet's De­ Atlas Sive Cosmographicce, which starts off with a lovely portrait scriptionis Ptolemaicce [Augmentum], printed in [Louvain in] r598. of Mercator holding a globe. The text gives the history of discovery, and the maps show the One final facsimile in this sixteenth century is Livio Sanuto's Geo­ knowledge of the New World up to that date. grafia.... dell'A frica, important because of the trade routes round Another volume of the sixteenth century is Opusculum Geo­ Africa to the Far East. graphicum Rarum by Joannes Myritius in r590, a penciled note in The other original works bring us to the close of the sixteenth the front says "No sale of any copy in America since r9r6, though century by Ramusio and van Meteren. The third volume of the Navi­ there are copies in the Library of Congress and the John Carter gation and Voyages of Ramusio deals with the New World and Brown Library." This is an old and worn copy, which, to me, seems shows details in maps and pictures of Cartier, New France, and the so romantic. Who used it so much, and to what use did he put the Indians. Theatrum Orbis Terrarum Publishing Company has just an­ knowledge he gained, and in what cold and damp room did he sit for nounced a facsimile of the Ramusio Navigationi et Viaggi and calls his study? it "the greatest source book for the history of discovery." The intro­ Alas, we have no original Ortelius folio, though the facsimile of duction by [R. A.] Skelton, and other statements in this reprint, will the Theatrum Orbis Terrarum makes us hope to find one! We do be most interesting. Van Meteren's Historia Belgica [Nostri Potissi­ have two small volumes of Ortelius, one the miniature edition of his mum Temporis] is the first Latin edition with interesting pictures famous atlas, Epitome Theatri Ortliani of I595· Various owners have of the most important contemporary source of Dutch history, written inscribed their names, and one had his marked in the vellum. Among by the man who was the Consul of the Dutch merchants in London, its woodcut maps are [eight] of America. a cousin of Ortelius, and perhaps an ancestor of E[leanor] H[ouston] The other charming little vellum-bound volume is Le Miroir du S(mith]. Monde, a French version printed by Plantin in Antwerp in I579· At the turn of the century, the map makers became more flowery, A little larger, thin and very worn volume by Ortelius, with no adding ships and animals and fish, as well as decorative cartouches. texts and uncolored maps, as preferred by him, is an historical atlas The opportunities of study and enjoyment are endless, with all these of ancient geography-Veteris Geographiae Tabulae. Its very poor differentaspects of the cartographer's work. I hope that we can enable condition testifies to all who have studied with it. Here, again, how a wider public to know and enjoy these treasures. I would love to know who and where! As I read this I can see how very superficial the facts are, but this

XVlll is done as merely a beginning to show you our interest and really home, a tradition the Smiths had initiated during their days in deep appreciation of these treasures, and with the hope of many quiet Washington. hours to delve more deeply into their various aspects. Mrs. Smith tried to pick up her draft introduction to the "MAPA" index the year after her husband died but could not The above words Eleanor Houston Smith wrote in 1966 while bring herself to complete it. her beloved Sam was still at her side, sharing the excitement of the search. The two continued to collect, their enthusiasm never And now it is 1976 [she wrote]. These ten years became busy ones, flagging and their know ledge of maps and atlases ever increasing a great load of business problems and that "map collector in my life" despite other occupations with a multitude of projects and enter­ feeling less and less well. So we never finished this, but even so I prises both in Maine and in Philadelphia. think it shows you the enormous pleasure we had, and we had it to During this period, and for nearly another ten years of joint the end, spending many an evening enjoying the beauty and the con­ collecting, they together nurtured their organically raised Angus tent of all we had collected. beef herd at Wolfe's Neck Farm, experimented with alternative Buying became less and less of a pleasure as prices went higher agricultural methods, and fought successfully in court for Maine and higher, though we were tempted from time to time. property owners to have the right to prevent Central Maine Though I hope these things we have loved will find libraries where they will be of use, I realize that we were not as particular in Power from spraying their land with chemical defoliants. our buying as some people would expect and that we really do not They gave a portion of their farm to the state for public use have much of great importance or top quality. It is sometimes hard as Wolf[e] Neck State Woods, a parcel of nearby land for the to explain the romance of a very used old book, but I am sure that Maine Audubon Society's Mast Landing Sanctuary, the early in our own way we had as much deep and lasting pleasure with our nineteenth-century Pettengill house and farm to the Freeport "maps, atlases, globes, and related books" as the most fastidious schol­ Historical Society, and the historic Percy & Small Shipyard in ar would have had with only the most important and the best. Bath, Maine, to the Maine Maritime Museum. They also enabled the preservation of the ecologically important Popham Beach as In the eleven years remaining to her, Eleanor Houston Smith a state park. pursued the course she and her "hubby," as she was wont to In Philadelphia, they continued to foster the growth of classi­ speak of him, had set for themselves years before. She donated cal radio station WFLN-AM/FM, contributed more woodlands the bulk of her Wolfe's Neck Farm to the American Farmland to the Schuylkill Valley Nature Center, participated in the do­ Trust, to be administered by the University of Southern Maine, nation of land to Fairmount Park for the Andorra Natural Area, and gave her summer home to the same institution for its even­ pursued interests in UNESCO, ADA, civic and political issues, tual use as a conference center. held institutional trusteeships, and annually entertained at Christ­ The map collection presented special problems for her. She mastime as many as 300 foreign students, all lonely and far from shied away from placing it in any existing map repository of note

XIX -such as the Library of Congress, the New York Public Library, evaluating and appraising each individual item. Meanwhile, in Harvard, the Clements Library, or the John Carter Brown Li­ South Portland, Maine, another of Mrs. Smith's friends of long brary-lest it be anonymously absorbed or portions of it become standing, Harry Milliken, a letterpress master printer of more liable to deaccessioning as duplicative. After investigating a few than four decades' experience, was in the process of setting up a more agreeable possibilities, the enthusiastic response she re­ new shop, The Shagbark Press. To him and his colleague, David ceived from the then University of Maine Chancellor Patrick Wolfe, went the job of composition and printing of the text, the McCarthy and USM's President Robert Woodbury, subsequently offset illustrative plates to be done by the respected Meriden­ a successor to McCarthy as Chancellor, persuaded her to choose Stinehour Press of Meriden, Connecticut. the University of Southern Maine as the collection's future guard­ Eleanor Houston Smith was, and would have continued to ian. There, in the Smith Cartographic Center, her hope that it have been, extraordinarily grateful to all those people for the cul­ would prove to be useful to others will certainly be fulfilled. mination of her dreams. It is a pity that she and her husband Once prompted to commit the collection's content to a scholar­ could not have lived to see the flower they watered so assiduously ly catalogue, she engaged her longtime friend, James E. Mooney, burst into brilliant bloom. to undertake the work of compilation. He and Donald Cresswell PHILIP CHADWICK FOSTER SMITH of The Philadelphia Print Shop spent many an hour in the map vault at her Germantown home, he cataloguing and Cresswell

XX The Eleanor Hous ton and Lawrence M. C. Sm ith

Cartographic Collection

[ I 440?§] 1 477 § [THE VINLAND MAP-A World Map of about 1440.] PTOLEMY, CLAUDIUS, 87-150. Map, I 5 w" high overall at map plus English title and margins, COSMOGRAPHIA. uncolored. Bologna, Domenico de'Lapi, I477· Forty-percent enlargement with text and translation published by Folio, r7'' high, bound in modern cloth, stamped, with map pocket Rand McNally & Company. The history of this controversial map at back cover. may be found in many cartographical journals and newspapers. Its history from publication as The Vintand Map and the Tartar Rela­ Facsimile of three maps, numbers I, World; 7, Italy; and 15, Africa, tion in 1965 through publication of Proceedings of the Vintand Map in the List by Edward Lynam, published by the George H. Beans Li­ Conference of 1966 is outlined by Wilcomb E. Washburn in his brary of Jenkintown in 1941 as Publication Number Sixteen. Sabin Preface to the Proceedings, published in 197 1. Yale admitted in Jan­ 664 7 r discusses typesetting and printing in Bologna. See also the uary 1974 that it was a forgery, but Barbara McCorkle, Curator of comments at PTOLEMY I477· Maps at Yale, wrote in the catalogue of the 1985 exhibition honor­ ing Alexander 0. Vietor thatYale now reserves judgment. I 478§ PTOLEMY, CLAUDIUS, 87-150. 1477§ COSMOGRAPHIA. PTOLEMY, CLAUDIUS, 87-150. Rome, Conrad Sweynheym and Arnold Buckinck, 1478. COSMOGRAPHIA. Folio, 17%" high, bound in modern cloth, stamped. Bologna, Domenico de'Lapi, I477· Facsimile published by Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, Amsterdam, Folio, 17%" high, bound in modern cloth, stamped. 1966, as Volume VI of the Second Series. The twenty-seven en­ Facsimile published by Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, Amsterdam, graved maps do not relate to America, but it was this Rome, 1478, 1963, as Volume I of the First Series. This is the first atlas, the print­ edition which Columbus owned and annotated. Sabin 66470 notes ing and dating of which is discussed by R. A. Skelton in the Introduc­ that this edition "contains the first printed atlas and the first collec­ tion. The twenty-six maps do not relate to America. Sabin 664 7 r lists tion of maps engraved on copper," a point discussed by Skelton and the maps and discusses the dating and suggests 1482. Lynam in each entry at PTOLEMY 1477, and discussed in the Intro­ duction here by Skelton.

3 1482§ Facsimile printed to serve as part of E. G. Ravenstein, Martin Behaim His Life and Globe, London, George Philip & Son, Ltd., I 908. This BERLINGHIERI, FRANCESCO DI NICOLA, I440-I50L book deals with many aspects of Behaim and reproduces a number of GEOGRAPHIA. maps of his period. The globe summarizes the Renaissance knowl­ Florence, Nicolaus Laurentii, 1482. edge of the world at the moment when Columbus set sail for the land which, thanks to Behaim, came to be called America. Folio, I7Ys" high, bound in modern cloth, stamped. Facsimile published by Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, Amsterdam, 1966, as Volume IV of the Third Series. The thirty-one engraved [ I 5 07 §} maps do not relate to America. Sabin 66500 lists the maps in this WALDSEEMULLER, MARTIN, I470-I52I. Italian verse edition and dates it [r48o?}. Sabin 665or describes the second issue. (THE WORLD MAPS OF I507 AND I5 r6.} [Strassburg? I 507 .} 1482§ Folio, 2oY2" high, bound in modern cloth. PTOLEMY, CLAUDIUS, 87-I50. Facsimile published in I903 in Innsbruck by Wagner, edited by Jo­ COSMOGRAPHIA. seph Fischer, S.J., and Franz von Wieser. Also here is Monograph Ulm, Lienhart Holle, I482. Four of the United States Catholic Historical Society, The Cosmo­ graphiae Introductio of Martin Waldseemuller, of I907 and the Lon­ Folio, I7�" high, bound in modern cloth, stamped. don, Henry Stevens, Son and Stiles, The First Delineation of I928. Facsimile published by Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, Amsterdam, Waldseemi.illeris discussed by Sabin at IOIOI7 where he notes these I963, as Volume II of the First Series. The thirty-two woodcut maps facsimile editions of von Wieser and the Society. The following num­ do not relate to America, except for that of the northern countries, bers through IOI026 discuss Waldseemi.iller. which includes Greenland, at map number eight. Sabin 66472 notes that the redrawn maps mention Engronelant and Norbegia and that they were done by the Benedictine Nicolaus Donis. I 5 I3 PTOLEMY, CLAUDIUS, 87-I50. [I492§} GEOGRAPHIA [edited by Jacobus Eszler and Georgius Ubelin}. BEHAIM, MARTIN, I459-I507. Strassburg, Johann Schott, I 5 r3· ERDAPFEL. Folio, I8�" high, bound in contemporary full leather, blind­ [Nuremberg, I492.} tooled with missing clasps. Globe gores, 23" high, on four folding sheets, colored. Wilberforce Eames and others before and since have agreed that this

4 is the most important edition of Ptolemy's geographies, and Sabin 1 5 20 664 78 calls it "this grand and important edition." The first part has twenty-six double-page woodcut maps and one single-page map. The SOLINUS, CAIUS JULIUS. Supptementttm is the firstmodern world atlas based upon new facts. JOANNIS CAMERTIS MINORITANI. It has twenty woodcut maps. The first has the New World repre­ Vienna, Johann Singrenius for Lucas Alan�se, 1520. sented by two named islands, "Isabella" and "Spagnolla," and five Folio, 12 Yz"high, bound in limp vellum with ties. mainland points on a rough representation of South America. The second map is titled "Tabula Terre Nove," also called the Admiral's This is the first edition to contain the map of the world by Apianus, map, which identifies more islands and more of the mainland of Peter Apian of Leisnig, done on a cordiform projection, the second North and South America. All of the maps are double-page, except map ever made on which the word "America" appears, and the first the last which is printed in three colors on a single page. Martin such map in a book. It was preceded only by the large Waldseemi.iller Waldseemi.iller did the maps. In the editors' comments to the reader, map of 1507. The printer's and publisher's devices are on either side the maps of the New World are credited as compiled from facts got­ of the index. Sabin 86390 notes that this edition is "the first to have ten from "the Admiral," which all since have believed to be Colum­ any American interest," and supplies the full scholarly apparatus. bus. This is described in Sabin 66478, and Harrisse B.A.V. 74 gives Harrisse B.A. V. ro8 mentions another edition while describing this references. one. See PLATE I See PLATE 2

1513§ 152 3§ PTOLEMY, CLAUDIUS, 87-150. SCHOENER, JOHANN, 1457-1547· GEOGRAPHIA. . ..A REPRODUCTION OF HIS GLOBE OF 1523 LONG LOST ... BY Strassburg, Johann Schott, 1513. HENRY STEVENS. Folio, 17%" high, bound in modern cloth, stamped. London, Stevens & Son, 1888. Facsimile published by Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, Amsterdam, Quarto, 7%" high, bound in modern cloth with gold-stamped 1966, as Volume IV of the Second Series. Three maps of the Supple­ leather label on spine. mentum relate to America and they are listed by title at Phillips 3 59 This facsimile volume includes globe gores and other material in the as numbers [28}, [29},and [35}. See notes to PTOLEMY 1513 above. case. They are listed at pages 205 and 206, and those relating to America are: The Cantino Map of 1502, The Hunt-Lenox Globe of 1506, The Globe Gores for the Boulonger Cosmographia of I5I4, and Schoener's Globes of [1515?}, 1520, and 1523. Sabin 77798 gives his birthdate as 1477. The reproductions are discussed in 778oo through 77804.

5 I 5 28§ [ r537 ?} BORDONE, BENEDETTO, I460-I 53I. BORDONE, BENEDETTO, I460-I 53I. LIBRO ...DE TUTTE L'ISOLE DEL MONDO. ISOLARIO ...NEL QUAL SI RAGIONA DI TUTTE LE !SOLE. Venice, Nicolo Zoppino, I528. Venice, Francesco di Leno [, I 53 7?]. Quarto, I2%" high, bound in modern cloth, stamped. Quarto, I I%" high, bound in contemporary vellum with gold­ Facsimile published by Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, Amsterdam, I 966, tooling on spine. as Volume I of the Third Series. Of the hundred and eleven woodcut Contains eight double-page maps, one full-page map of Western maps in the text, nine relate to America: 3, World; I2, Temistitan Europe, and Io6 smaller woodcut maps including twelve relating to or Mexico; I3, Jamaiqua Spagnola; I4, Spagnola; I5, Jamaiqua; America. They are the world map following signature mark DD I6, Cuba; I7, S. Maria Antica; I8, Guadalupe; and I9, Matinina. and maps on verso and recto of leaves X through XIIII. Text contains Sabin 64I7 describes this edition as does Harrisse B.A.V. I45 where the earliest authentic report of Pizarro's conquest of Peru, for Bordone a short biography of Bordone is included. was one of the best cartographers of Venice. Sabin 6420 dates [I 537] as does Harrisse B.A. V. 22 r. See PLATE 3 I533 MARTYR, PETER D'ANGIERI, I459-I526. I 540 § MONSTER, SEBASTIAN, I489-I552· . . . DE REBUS OCEANICIS & ORBE NOVO. Basel, Johann Bebel, I533· GEOGRAPHIA UNIVERSALIS. Quarto, I I%" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ Basel, Heinrich Petri, I 540. tooled also at page edges. Folio, I2�" high, bound in modern cloth, stamped. The firstedition of I 5 I 6 was the firstto use the Latin words for New Facsimile published by Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, Amsterdam, I966, World and Western Hemisphere. Martyr was in Spain when Colum­ as Volume V of the Third Series. Of the forty-eight woodcut maps bus sailed and when he returned. In addition to the voyages of Co­ called for at Phillips 365 and 3388 those relating to America are lumbus, it contains the firstreferences in print to both Cabot's voyages listed as numbers I, 4I, and 45· Sabin 66484 notes this as a "new and and Balboa's discovery of the Pacific. Sabin I 557 notes that this con­ important edition" of Ptolemy by Munster who "designed the maps tains "Decades I., II., III., and an abridgment of Decade IV," and anew," and he describes the maps, especially those of America. Har­ Harrisse B.A.V. I76 notes that this "may captivate the attention of risse B.A. V. 23 I also describes this. the reader curious of novelties."

6 [ I 540] [1545} [MONSTER, SEBASTIAN, I489-I5 52.} [MONSTER, SEBASTIAN, 1489-I552.] TABULA ASIAE III. NOVAE INSULAE XXVI NOVA TABULA. [Basel, Heinrich Petri, I540.] [Basel, Heinrich Petri, I545·] Map, 9 Ys"high plus title and margins, colored. Map, IO" high plus title and margins, uncolored. On verso is printed in Latin a description of the map and the folio I9, The first printed map of the Western Hemisphere to show North within a decorative border. This is not exactly the same as in the and South America connected by an isthmus. Ptolemy's Geographia Theatrum Orbis Terrarum facsimile of I966 though the map is the published at Basel in I540, Phillips 365, has this map with numerals same and shows Armenia in the area between the Black and Caspian XVII. Numerals as here appear in r 54 5 edition, Phillips 368, as Seas. Phillips 365 describes the Basel I540 edition of Ptolemy's Geo­ number 54· On verso printed in Latin is a description of the map. graphia, and Sabin 66484 notes that the maps of Asia are from 17 Imago Mundi, XVI, 84-97, has a full survey of the Munster maps through 28. Harrisse B.A.V. 23I discusses the edition. in various editions, and Sabin 66487 discusses the I 545 third edition and identifies this as number 54· Harrisse B.A. V. 2 3 I cites the I 545 edition among others. See PLATE 5 [I542) [MONSTER, SEBASTIAN, I489-I552.] TYPUS UNIVERSALIS. PINCIUS, JANUS PYRRHUS. [Basel, Heinrich Petri, I 542.] ...DE VITIS PONT(IFICUM) TRID(ENTINORUM) LIBRI DUODECIM. Map, IoYs"high plus title and margins, colored. Mantua, Venturini Rufinelli, I 546. On verso printed in Latin is a description of the map, "Orbis Univer­ Folio, I2" high, bound in blind-tooled full leather, a contemporary salis Descriptio." Phillips discusses at 365, 367, and 368. A I545 Antwerp binding. variant of this woodcut is illustrated by Tooley in his dictionary at Munster. Sabin 66486 describes this second edition as having maps This is Abraham Ortelius's copy, signed on title page and with mar­ "the same as those in the I540 edition, having been printed from the ginal notes and underlinings of text. Nebenzahl translates Brunet at same blocks." Harrisse B.A.V. 23I describes the edition. Shirley 76 Pincius, (tthis history which goes to the year I539, is rare," and adds, terms this the first edition of Munster's modern world. (tit is apparent that this volume was a source for Ortelius in his work See PLATE 4 and possible that he even planned a subsequent edition. Notice his underlining of passages and numbering in the margins for reorgani- zation." See PLATE 6

7 1528§ [ 1537?} BORDONE, BENEDETTO, I460-I53 I. BORDONE, BENEDETTO, I460-I53L LIBRO ...DE TUTTE L'ISOLE DEL MONDO. ISOLARIO ...NEL QUAL SI RAGIONA DI TUTTE LE !SOLE. Venice, Nicolo Zoppino, I528. Venice, Francesco di Leno [, I537?]. Quarto, I2%" high, bound in modern cloth, stamped. Quarto, II Ys" high, bound in contemporary vellum with gold­ Facsimile published by Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, Amsterdam, I 966, tooling on spine. as Volume I of the Third Series. Of the hundred and eleven woodcut Contains eight double-page maps, one full-page map of Western maps in the text, nine relate to America: 3, World; I2, Temistitan Europe, and Io6 smaller woodcut maps including twelve relating to or Mexico; I3, Jamaiqua Spagnola; I4, Spagnola; I5, Jamaiqua; America. They are the world map following signature mark DD I6, Cuba; I7, S. Maria Antica; I8, Guadalupe; and I9, Matinina. and maps on verso and recto of leaves X through XIIII. Text contains Sabin 64I7 describes this edition as does Harrisse B.A.V. I45 where the earliest authentic report of Pizarro's conquest of Peru, for Bordone a short biography of Bordone is included. was one of the best cartographers of Venice. Sabin 6420 dates [I537] as does Harrisse B.A.V. 221. See PLATE 3 1533 MARTYR, PETER D'ANGIERI, I459-I526. 1540§

. . . DE REBUS OCEANICIS & ORBE NOVO. MONSTER, SEBASTIAN, I489-I552 . Basel, Johann Bebel, I533· GEOGRAPHIA UNIVERSALIS. Quarto, I I%" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ Basel, Heinrich Petri, I540. tooled also at page edges. Folio, I2Y2"high, bound in modern cloth, stamped.

The firstedition of I 5 I 6 was the firstto use the Latin words for New Facsimile published by Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, Amsterdam, I966, Wodd and Western Hemisphere. Martyr was in Spain when Colum­ as Volume V of the Third Series. Of the forty-eight woodcut maps bus sailed and when he returned. In addition to the voyages of Co­ called for at Phillips 365 and 3388 those relating to America are lumbus, it contains the firstreferences in print to both Cabot's voyages listed as numbersI, 4I, and 45· Sabin 66484 notes this as a "new and and Balboa's discovery of the Pacific. Sabin I557 notes that this con­ important edition" of Ptolemy by Munster who "designed the maps tains "Decades I., II., III., and an abridgment of Decade IV," and anew," and he describes the maps, especially those of America. Har­ Harrisse B.A.V. I76 notes that this "may captivate the attention of risse B.A.V. 23I also describes this. the reader curious of �ovelties."

6 ( I 540) [15451 [MONSTER, SEBASTIAN, I489-I552.} [MUNSTER, SEBASTIAN, I489-1552.] TABULA ASIAE III. NOVAE INSULAE XXVI NOVA TABULA. [Basel, Heinrich Petri, I540.} [Basel, Heinrich Petri, I545.] Map, 9 Ys"high plus title and margins, colored. Map, IO" high plus title and margins, uncolored. On verso is printed in Latin a description of the map and the folio I9, The first printed map of the Western Hemisphere to show North within a decorative border. This is not exactly the same as in the and South America connected by an isthmus. Ptolemy's Geographia Theatrum Orbis Terrarum facsimile of I966 though the map is the published at Basel in I540, Phillips 365, has this map with numerals same and shows Armenia in the area between the Black and Caspian XVII. Numerals as here appear in I545 edition, Phillips 368, as Seas. Phillips 365 describes the Basel I540 edition of Ptolemy's Geo­ number 54· On verso printed in Latin is a description of the map. graphia, and Sabin 66484 notes that the maps of Asia are from I7 Imago Mundi, XVI, 84-97, has a full survey of the Munster maps through 28. Harrisse B.A.V. 23I discusses the edition. in various editions, and Sabin 66487 discusses the I 54 5 third edition and identifies this as number 54· Harrisse B.A. V. 2 3 I cites the I 54 5 edition among others. See PLATE 5 [ 1 542] [MONSTER, SEBASTIAN, I489-I552.} TYPUS UNIVERSALIS. PINCIUS, JANUS PYRRHUS. [Basel, Heinrich Petri, I 542.} ...DE VITIS PONT[IFICUM} TRID[ENTINORUM} LIBRI DUODECIM. Map, IOYS"high plus title and margins, colored. Mantua, Venturini Rufinelli, I 546. On verso printed in Latin is a description of the map, "Orbis Univer­ Folio, I2" high, bound in blind-tooled full leather, a contemporary salis Descriptio." Phillips discusses at 365, 367, and 368. A I545 Antwerp binding. variant of this woodcut is illustrated by Tooley in his dictionary at Munster. Sabin 66486 describes this second edition as having maps This is Abraham Ortelius's copy, signed on title page and with mar­ "the same as those in the I 540 edition, having been printed from the ginal notes and underlinings of text. Nebenzahl translates Brunet at same blocks." Harrisse B.A.V. 23I describes the edition. Shirley 76 Pincius, "this history which goes to the year I539, is rare," and adds, terms this the first edition of Munster's modern world. "it is apparent that this volume was a source for Ortelius in his work See PLATE 4 and possible that he even planned a subsequent edition. Notice his underlining of passages and numbering in the margins for reorgani- zation." See PLATE 6

7 1 548 1 549 PTOLEMY, CLAUDIUS, 87-I50. HONTER, ]AN CORONENSIS, I498-I549· . . . LA GEOGRAFIA. RUDIMENTORUM COSMOGRAPHICORUM ....LIBER I (-IV} . Venice, Nicolo Bascarini for Giovanni Baptista Pedrezano, I 548. Zurich, Christoffel Froschauer, I 549· Octavo, 6%" high, bound in contemporary full vellum. Octavo, 6�" high, bound in modern full leather, gold-stamped on First edition of Ptolemy in Italian with sixty maps drawn by the car­ spine. tographer Giacomo Gastaldi, described in Phillips 369 which calls Contains ten maps of which the first, a globe, and second, cordiform for colophon following leaf 2 I4, present here. Phillips commented world map, relate to America. Tooley mentions this latter map at that "a whole series of plates of the New World is here met with, for page iii of his Maps and Mapmakers. Sabin 32794 describes this edi­ the firsttime, and some of them are of no slight interest to the history tion, quoting Muller, "this book is interesting for America ...con­ of geography." They are maps number 54, "Tierra Nova," through taining an atlas of the world." Harrisse B.A.V. 287 describes this number 6o. Also described at Sabin 66502 where the maps are listed, edition. and Harrisse B.A.V. 285 describes this edition. See PLATE 7 1 550§ MONSTER, SEBASTIAN, I488-I552. 1 548 COSMOGRAPHEI. VADIANUS, JOACHIM, I484-I55 I. Basel, Heinrich Petri, I550. EPITOME TRIUM TERRAE PARTIUM, ASIAE, AFRICAE, ET EU­ Octavo, I 3 %" high, bound in modern full leather, stamped. ROPAE. Facsimile published by Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, Amsterdam, Zurich, Christoffel Froschauer, I 548. I968, as Volume V of the First Series on Urbanization. Of the fifty­ Sixteenmo, 6�" high, bound in contemporary vellum with miss­ three maps and views, only the first map, that of the world, and the ing ties. fourteenth, that of the new world, relate to America. Sabin 5 I 387 Map of world dated I 546 shows South America but differs radically calls for fourteen maps, as does Harrisse B.A.V. 294 where the from map of world in firstedition of I 5 34· The other map relating to quality is noted with the comment that "this edition is the best for the America in the twenty-eight pages of maps is the globe at leaf a2. admirers of ancient good woodcuts." Sabin 98282 dates this cordiform map of the world [I54 -?}.

8 [ r 5 s 6 -r6r3} ( I 5 63-1 603 §} RAMUSIO, GIOVANNI BATTISTA, I485-I557· RAMUSIO, GIOVANNI BATTISTA, 1485-1557·

DELLA NAVIGATION! ET VIAGGI RACCOLTE DA ... IN TRE VO­ PRIMO VOLUME [OF THREE}, & TERZA EDITIONE DELLE NAVI­ LUMI. GATIONI ET VIAGGI. Venice, Lucantonio Giunti Heirs [, I 556-r613}. Venice, Lucantonio Giunti Heirs [, 1563-I6o3}. Folios, 12" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold-stamped Octavos, 12 Y2'' high, bound in modern cloth stamped. on spines and labels. Facsimile published by Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, Amsterdam, Volume One is the sixth edition dated 1613 with fourmaps; Volume 1970, as Volumes II-IV of the First Series of Mundus Novus. Volume Two is the third edition dated 1583 with no maps; and Volume Three Three relates to America with maps of Hispaniola at leaf 36, Mexico is the first editiondated 1556 with nine woodcut maps including one City at leaf 2 58, Cuzco at leaf 344, Northeast Coast of North America of Mexico City facing page 309, one of Cuzco on page 412, one of "La at leaf 354, Brazil at leaf 357, New France at leaf 380, and Western Nuova Francia" on page 425, one of Brazil on page 428, one of Hemisphere at leaf 385. Sabin 67732 describes the edition. Montreal on page 44 7, and one of the Western Hemisphere on page 456. The map of Montreal shows Jacques Cartier being greeted by Hurons, reproduced as fig. 52, page 93, in Skelton's Explorers' Maps. [ rs6 s?J See PLATE 8 BERTELLI, FERNANDO, fl. 1556-1572. [CHART SHOWING AMERICA FROM LABRADOR TO BRAZIL.} [Venice, Fernando Bertelli, 1565?] [ rs6r} Map, 9Y2"high plus margins, uncolored. RUSCELLI, GIROLANEO, I504?-I566. Phillips 258, number 183, dates this as "about 1565," and Sabin 5000 TIERRA NUEVA. describes an imperial folio edition of 1558-I58o. A very early depic­ [Venice, 156I.] tion of a great lake near the location of the Great Lakes of North America. Map, 7Ys" high plus margins and title. See PLATE 9 On verso printed in Latin is a description of the map and the folio 59· This map is from the edition of Ptolemy's Geografia of 1561. Phil­ lips 371 has as number XXXII, as does Sabin 66503.

9 I566 ( I 570} ZALTIERI, BoLOGNINO, fl. I550-I580. [ORTELIUS, ABRAHAM, I527-I598.] IL DISEGNO DEL DISCOPERTO DELLA NOVA FRANZA. INDI.!E ORIENTALIS INSULARUMQUE ADIACIENTIUM TYPUS. Venice, Bolognino Zaltieri, I566. [Antwerp, 1570.] Map, IoY2"high plus directions and margins closely trimmed, un­ Map, I3%" high plus margins, colored. colored. On verso printed in French is a description of the map and the folio This is the earliest map showing triangular shape of North America I09. America is shown in part. Atlantes Ort IA has as number (48), and the Straits of Anian. Phillips 3392 has as number 64, published a new map, in the Theatrum of I570. Also present in the collection in Antonio Lafreri's Geografia Tavole Moderne of Rome of [I575?]. is a reproduction of slightly reduced size. Schwartz and Ehrenberg have at plate 30. See PLATE IO [ I570} (I 570} [ORTELIUS, ABRAHAM, I527-I598.] ORTELIUS, ABRAHAM, I527-I598. RUSSIAE, MOSCOVIAE ET TARTARIAE DESCRIPTIO. AUCTORE AN­ TONIO JENKENSONO ANGLO. AMERICAE SIVE NOV! ORBIS, NOVA DESCRIPTIO. [Antwerp, I570.] [Antwerp, I 5 70.] Map, I4" high plus margins, colored. Map, I4Y2"high plus margins, colored. On verso printed in Latin is a description of the map and the folio I I 7. On verso printed in Latin is a description of the map. Atlantes Ort IA This is the firstmap of Russia by an Englishman. Atlantes Ort IA has has as number ( 2), a new map, in the I 5 70 Theatrum. This is the as number ( 46), a new map, in the Theatrum of I 570. firstedition with the bulge in the western coast of South America and the firststate, with the ghost offthe coast of Brazil, the hyphenation of "S. Iaco-mo" island in the Cape Verde group, and the redundant "Carthago" in present-day Colombia. [I570} See PLATE II [ORTELIUS, ABRAHAM, I527-I598.] TARTARIAE SIVE MAGNI CHAM! REGNI TYPUS. [Antwerp, I570.] Map, I4 Ys"high plus margins, colored.

IO On verso printed in French is a description of the map and the folio r 5 70. Thiswas the basis from which other cartographers' world maps Io6. America is shown just east of Japan with California as a cape. came for many years. It is also the earliest issue before the hump on Atlantes Ort IA has as number ( 4 7), a new map, in the The atrum of the West Coast of South America was removed. Phillips, Maps, page I570· I087, lists editions. Also present in the collection is a facsimile I4�" high, colored, and dated I 5 90. Shirley I 22 notes as the firststate with · I570§ crack at lower left corner just beginning. ORTELIUS, ABRAHAM, I527-I598. THEATRUM ORBIS TERRARUM. I 57 I Antwerp, Gillis van Diest, I 5 70. ARIAS, MONTANO BENITO, I527-I598. Folio, I6" high, bound in modern cloth, stamped. . ..SACRAE GEOGRAPHIAE TABULAM. Facsimile published by Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, Amsterdam, Antwerp, I 57 I. I964, as Volume III of the First Series. Phillips 374 lists the fifty­ Map, I2%" high plus margins, uncolored. three maps, of which numbers I, 2, 5, 45, 47, and 48 relate to Amer­ ica. In addition to discussion there, see Atlantes, III, 25-35. Sabin This world map is from the Biblia Polyglotta, printed at the Plantin 57693 notes thatthe maps are engraved by Hogenberg. Press in 1572, and the depiction of America in the left hemisphere resembles that of Giacomo Gastaldi of Venice. Shirley I25 notes as second state. See PLATE I2 [ r 570] ORTELIUS, ABRAHAM, I527-I598. [1572] TYPUS ORBIS TERRARUM ...FRANCISCUS HOGENBERGUS SCULP­ PORCACCHI, ToMASO, I530-I585. SIT. CANDIA INSULA, OLIM CRETA. [Antwerp, I 5 70.] [Venice, I572.] Map, I 3 �" high plus margins, colored. Map, 5" high plus margins and text on small folio page. On verso printed in German is a description, "Die Gantsche Welt." From one of the great Italian isolarios, L'Isole piu Famose del Mondo, Atlantes Ort IA has as number (I ) , a new map, in the The atrum of this map of Crete was engraved by Girolamo Porro.

II 1572-r 6r8§ 1575 BRAUN, GEORGE, I54I-I622, and ORTELIUS, ABRAHAM, I527-I598. HOGENBERG, FRANS, I535-I590. THEATRUM ORBIS TERRARUM. CIVITATES ORBIS TERRARUM [in six books]. Antwerp, Aegidius Radeus, I 57 5. Antwerp, Philippe Galle, and Cologne, George Braun and Frans Folio, I8" high, bound in contemporary leather, gold-tooled. Hogenberg, I572-I6I8. When the firstedition was published in I 5 70, it was the firstmodern Three portfolios of unbound folded sheets, I 7 �" high, uncolored. atlas and it inaugurated the golden age of Dutch cartography, accord­ Facsimile published by World Publishing Company of Cleveland ing to Nebenzahl. Tooley wrote that it "was the firstuniformly sized, and New York in I966. These were Volumes One, Two, and Three systematic ...modern atlas." This volume has an engraved allegorical in the First Series of "Mirror of the World, a series of early books on title page in color and seventy colored mapsheets, is listed in Atlantes the history of urbanization." The preface by R. V. Tooley and the as Ort I3, and the maps are as in the 1574 Latin edition, Ort I2. Phil­ introduction by R. A. Skelton provide biographical and bibliographi­ lips 328 also has Io6 names in the "Catalogus Auctorum," as here. cal information. Of the 546 maps, only the last two in the first book, Cuzco and Mexico, relate to America, and Sabin 7 448 notes these two maps. This is in Phillips at 59 with a general description repeated at (I 578} 3292 with a list of contents. This Latin text is in Atlantes as B&H I }ODE, GERARD DE, 1509-I591. through B&H 6. Loose in the first portfolio are colored maps, with SPECULUM ORBIS TERRARUM [title page volume one}, SPECULUM blank versos, of London, Cologne, Amsterdam, Paris, Venice, and GEOGRAPHICUM TOTIUS GERMANI.l.E [title page volume two with Stockholm. both volumes in one}.

1 575 Antwerp, Gerard Smits for Gerard de Jade [, I578]. Two volumes in one. BRAUN, GEORGE, I54I-I622, and Folio, I6%" high, bound in contemporary vellum. HOGENBERG, FRANS, I535-I590. This is the firstedition of the rarest of all atlases, and is the only one CANTABRIGIA. known in color. Van Ortroy knows of only eight copies, two of them [Cologne, George Braun and Frans Hogenberg,} I575· incomplete, none in color. For a listing and description of the sixty­ Map, I 3" high plus margins, uncolored. four maps, see Atlantes Jod. r. This copy has blank verso of title page. Phillips has at 383 with numbers I, 2, and 4 relating to America. Verso has Latin tex;t with date "pridi Pentecostes, M.D.LXXV." This Sabin lists only the I 593 edition which contained the firstprinting of appeared originally in Civitates Orbis Terr arum, Sabin 7 448. de ]ode's separate map of North America. See PLATE I3

12 leaf 65. On verso of last leaf is a contemporary manuscript map of "LE NOUVEAU MONDE." ]ODE, GERARD DE, I509-I59L SPECULUM ORBIS TERRARUM (title page volume one}, SPECULUM GEOGRAPHICUM TOTIUS GERMANIJE (title page volume two with 1579 both volumes in one}. ORTELIUS, ABRAHAM, I527-I598. Antwerp, Gerard Smits for Gerard de Jode, I578. CULIACANAE, AMERICAE REGIONIS DESCRIPTIO (at upper map Folio, I7Y.4"high, bound in modern cloth, stamped. cartouche}, HISPANIOLA£, CUBAE, ALIARUMQUE INSULARUM CIRCUMCIENTIUM, DELINEATIO (at lower map cartouche]. Facsimile published by Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, Amsterdam, I965, as Volume II of the Second Series. Of the sixty-four maps, those [Amsterdam, Abraham Ortelius,} I 5 79· relating to America are listed in Phillips 383 as numbers I, 2, and 4· Map, I4" high plus margins, colored. All maps are listed in Atlantes Jod. I. In his introduction R. A. Skel­ On verso printed in Latin is a description of the area and the folio 8. ton states that "both editions of the Speculum are of great rarity." Atlantes Ort I4B has as number ( 2 ) of the Additamentum of I 5 8o where it is a new map.

1579 [ 80) ORTELIUS, ABRAHAM, I527-I598. 15 LE MIROIR DU MONDE. ORTELIUS, ABRAHAM, I527-I598. Antwerp, Christopher Plantin for Philippe Galle, I 5 79· ROMANI IMPERII IMAGO. Oblong twenty-fourmo, 5!;2" high, bound in contemporary vel­ [Antwerp, Abraham Ortelius, I58o.} lum. Map, I3%" high plus margins, colored. This first French edition is lightly colored in its seventy-one maps and On verso printed in French is a description of the map and the folio single engraved frontispiece as in the I 5 77 Dutch edition. The "typus I I8. The map includes the area south of the twentieth to north of the orbis terrarum" of I574 called for in Phillips 385 is missing. Atlantes fifty-eighth parallels, from the Canaries to the area east of the Cas­ Ort 48 calls for seventy-two maps. America appears at numbered leaf pian Sea. Atlantes Ort I4B describes the Additamentum of I58o, of 3, a part of Brazil is on the map of Africa at leaf 5, and a part of which this is number ( 22), a new map. The French edition of I 585 Greenland on the folding map of Europe at leaf 6. Part of America is Ort 20. appears on the map of Tartary at leaf 64 and on the map of India on 1 582 § Facsimile published by Nico Israel, Amsterdam, 1974, as Supplement Six for Imago Mundi, where it is noted by R. A. Skelton that this is HAKLUYT, RICHARD, 1553?-r6r6. the earliest known wall map engraved and printed in England. DIVERS VOYAGES. London, Thomas Woodcocke, 1582. [r 5 84] Quarto, 7 Yz"high, bound in modern cloth, stamped. ORTELIUS, ABRAHAM, I527-I598. Facsimile published by Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, Amsterdam, 1967, as Volume I in the First Series of Mundus Novus. Contains PERUSINI AGRI; EXACTISSIMA NOVISSIMAQUE DESCRIPTIO: AUC­ two maps, World facing page [45} and America facing page [58}. TORE EGNATIO DANTE. Sabin 29592 calls it "a tract of excessive rarity." [Antwerp, Abraha1n Ortelius, 1584.} Map, r 3" high plus margins, colored.

1582 On verso printed in French is a description of the map and the folio 73· Atlantes Ort r8 has as number (9), a new map, in the Addita­ MELA, PoMPONIUS, first century A.D. mentum of I 5 84 . . . . DE SITU ORBIS LIBRI TRES.

Antwerp, Christopher Plantin, 1582. [ I 5 84] Twelvemo, 7 %" high, bound in paste-paper boards. ORTELIUS, ABRAHAM, 1527-1598. Contains one double-page map of Europe, Africa, and Asia by Orte­ PERUVIAE AURIFERl.EREGIONIS TYPUS. DIDACO MENDEZIO AUC­ lius, dated 1582. Sabin 63955 through 6396r discuss his work in TORE. LA FLORIDA. AUCTORE HIERON. CHIAVES. GUASTECAN various editions. REG. [Antwerp, 1584.} 83§ 15 Map, r3%" high plus margins, colored. SAXTON, CHRISTOPHER, 1542?-r6o6. On verso printed in Latin is a description of the three maps and the BRITANNIA INSULARUM. folio 9· Atlantes Ort r8 has as number ( ro), a new map, in the Ad­ [London, Augustine Ryther?,} I 58 3. ditamentum of 1584. A break in the lower left corner of the plate indicates a later impression. Folio, I9YB"hig �, bound in modern cloth, stamped. [ I 5 84} Folio, r6%" high, bound in full leather with gold-stamped leather labels on spine with "Veteris Geographiae Tabulae Orteli Antuer­ [ORTELIUS, ABRAHAM, 1527-1598.] piae I584-I624." TERRA SANCTA A PETRO LAICSTAIN PERLUSTRATA, ET AB EIUS Using list of maps in Atlantes Ort 46, the order here is : ORE ET SCHEDIS A CHRISTIANO SCHROT IN TABULAM REDACTA. 49, 8, I-7, 39, 9-II (all text missing including thatcalled for at map [Antwerp, Abraham Ortelius, 1584.] numbers 12, I4, I6, 20), I3, I7-I9, 23 (map of Philip Cluver, Map, r4Y2"high plus margins, colored. "Italia Antiqua," of I603), 24, 25, 36, 26-30, 32, 34, 3 r, 36, 37, 40, On verso printed in Latin is a description of the map which has in its 39, 42, and 48. cartouche three scenes from the life of Christ and a depiction of Jonah The binding is broken and the maps are wonderfully worn, and un-­ and the whale in the sea. Atlantes Ort I 8 has as number ( I 3 ) , a new colored as Ortelius preferred. Sabin 57697 calls for twelve maps in map in theAdditam entum of I584. the Parergon.

1584-158 5 § WAGHENAER, LuCAs }ANSZ, I533-r6o6. THEATRI ORBIS TERRARUM ENCHIRIDION, MINORIBUS TABULIS. SPIEGHEL DER ZEEVAERDT. Antwerp, Christopher Plantin for Philippe Galle, 1585. Leyden, Christopher Plantin, r584-I585. Twelvemo, 8" high, bound in contemporary vellum. Folio, 17%,"high, bound in 1nodern cloth, stamped. Phillips 39I notes eighty-three maps with only numbers I and 2 re­ Facsimile published by Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, Amsterdam, lating to America. Also relating to America are numbers 4, 5, 72, 74, I964, as Volume IV of the First Series. Of the forty-four charts de­ and 7 5. Included in Atlantes at Ort 5 I, and Sabin has at 2 3 9 3 5 where scribed at Atlantes, IV, 465-478, all are concerned with the naviga­ he terms it a "curious poetical work." Favoli did this Latin verse tion of European waters. translation of Pieter Heyns's Spieghel der Werelt, but this first issue does not contain Heyns's name and is not oblong. [r5 84 -r624} ORTELIUS, ABRAHAM, I527-I598. (ABRAHAM! ORTELII THEATRI ORBIS TERRARUM PARERGON; SIVE VETERIS GEOGRAPHIAE TABULAE.] [Antwerp, I584-r624.] On verso printed in Latin is a description of the map, "Orbis Terra­ rum." Listed in Atlantes Ort 22 as number (I), replacing old num­ WHITE, JOHN, 1545?-r6o6? ber r. The southwestern hump in South America on the earliest issue [THE AMERICAN DRAWINGS OF ... 1577-1590 ...BY PAUL HUL­ of I570 has been corrected. See PLATE I4 TON AND DAVID BEERS QUINN.} Folios, r5Y4" high, bound in modern cloth, gold-stamped. 1 5 88§ Facsimile produced by the British Museum in 1964 containing manu­ script maps at plates 58 and 59 and plans of fortifications at plates 2 SANUTO, LIVIO, I520-I576. and 3· These are described in the introduction by Hulton and Quinn. GEOGRAFIA ....DELL'AFRICA . Venice, Damianus Zenaro, I588. 1 587 Folio, I7Ys" high, bound in modern cloth, stamped. ORTELIUS, ABRAHAM, I527-I598. Facsimile published by Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, Amsterdam, 1965, as Volume I of the Second Series. This first published atlas of AMERICA SIVE NOVI ORBIS, NOVA DESCRIPTIO. Africa contains twelve maps, none of which relates to America, al­ [Antwerp,] 1587. though Sabin lists at 76897 with a biographical comment. Map, r4" high plus margins, colored in outline in map but full in cartouches and spandrels. 1 5 88§ On verso printed in Dutch is a description of America. The hump of the I 5 70 map has been altered, and Atlantes Ort 22 has as a re­ WAGHENAER, LucAs }ANSZ, I533-I6o6. newed map, number 5, replacing old no. [2]. Shirley I58 notes as THE MARINERS MIRROUR. first state. London, John Charlewood [for Henry Haslop), 1588. Folio, I7%" high, bound in modern cloth, stamped. 1 587 Facsimile published by Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, Amsterdam, ORTELIUS, ABRAHAM, I527-I598. 1966, as Volume II of the Third Series. Of the forty-five engraved TYPUS ORBIS TERRARUM. charts listed in Phillips 398I, none relates to America. [Antwerp,) I587. Map, I4" high plus margins, colored.

16 [I 5 88) On verso is another title, "America. Die Neue Welt." Shirley I63 dis­ cusses this map in editions from 1588 to r628. Two copies of this HENAER, LucAs }ANSZ, 1533-1606. WAG woodcut map are in the collection. THE SEA CARDE OF BRITAYNE ....THEODORE DE BRY SCUL. [London, Lucas Jansz Waghenaer, I588.] 5 8 § Map, I2%" high plus margins, colored. 1 9 HAKLUYT, RICHARD, 1553 ?-I6I6. On verso printed in English is a description of the coast of Brittany and the folio 7, for the Mariners Mirrour, described at Atlantes} IV, THE PRINCIPALL NAVIGATIONS. Wag I3, with this at number (7). Sabin I00950 cites the Arnold London, George Bishop and Ralph Newberie for Christopher study of Waghenaer. Barker, 1589. Octavo, I I Y2"high, bound in modern cloth, stamped. [r5 88-r628] Facsimile published in Cambridge by the Hakluyt Society in I965 as MONSTER, SEBASTIAN, I489-I552. Extra Series No. XXXIX. The only map is that of the World facing DIE ERST GENERAL TAFEL. page I, and Sabin 29594 comments on the map. Basel, Sebastian Petri, I588. Map, I2�" high plus title and margins, uncolored. A crude woodcut with the general features of the Ortelius World of MYRITIUS, JOANNES. I570 including the hump on the West Coast of South America, re­ OPUSCULUM GEOGRAPHICUM RARUM. moved by the I587 edition. On verso is German text describing the map, "Die erste Land-tafel begreifftin sich der gantze Erd-kugel. ..." Ingolstadt, Wolfgang Ederi, I 590. Shirley I63 discusses this map in editions from I588 to I628. Quarto, I2%" high, bound in contemporary vellum. This is the firstedition, complete with curious large folding woodcut world map, the last of the Mercator and Ortelius type, combining [r5 88- r628] Asia on the north with America and indicating a vast Antarctic con­ PETRI, SEBASTIAN. tinent in the south. Among other woodcuts are a large armillary AMERICAE SIVE NOVI ORBIS, NOVA DESCRIPTIO. sphere on the title page and in the text, geographical tables, and dia­ grams. Chapters Twenty and Twenty-one relate to the New World. [Basel, Sebastian Petri, I588-I628.] Sabin 5 r65o describes the maps. The portrait of the author is at the Map, 12�" high plus title and margins, uncolored. end.

1 7 1 5 90-1602 This is the unrecorded first issue of the first edition without the au­ thor's name on title page, not recorded in the bibliographies of Amer­ BRY, THEODORE DE, 1528-I598. ica except Mansell where copies are located at DLC, NNH, and NN. ADMIRANDA NARRATIO FIDA TAMEN ... VIRGINI.l.E.. . . AMERI­ Contains seventy-six woodcut maps and globes printed in text includ­ C.l.E [in nine parts in three volumes]. ing four maps, the last of which, on verso of leaf So, relates to America. Frankfort on the Main, Johann Wechel and Matthew Becker for See PLATE I5 Theodore de Bry and Heirs, dates below. Folios, I3Y2" high, with seventeenth-century gold- and blind­ I 592 § tooled leather boards and spine. WAGHENAER, LUCAS JANSZ, I533-I6o6. Sabin 8784 has a long description. The parts and dates of publication THRESOOR DER ZEEVAERT. and major maps follow: Part One, I 590, two of Virginia by John White; Leyden, Francis Raphelengen for Lucas Jansz Waghenaer, I592. Part Two, I 59 I, eight of Florida by Jacques LeMoyne de Quarto, Io" high, oblong, bound in modern cloth, stamped. Morgues; Facsimile published by Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, Amsterdam, Part Three, I592, America; I965, as Volume III of the Second Series. Of the twenty-two double­ Part Four, r 594, Caribbean; page charts in this first edition listed in Atlantes, IV, Wag I6, none Part Five, 1595, New Spain; relates to America. Part Six, 1596, America; Part Seven, 1599, None; Part Eight, I 5 99, two of the world, one each of Guiana, Atlantic, [ I 593} Hispaniola, Cartagena, and St. Augustine; and ]ODE, CORNELIS DE, I568-I6oo. Part Nine, r6o2, Tierra del Fuego. QUIVIRAE REGNU[M}. [Antwerp, de Jode Widow and Heirs, I593·1 Map, I 3 Y2"high at plate marks plus margins, colored. [GIRAULT, SIMON, b. I535·] One of the earliest separate maps of the west coast of North America GLOBE DU MONDE CONTENANT UN BREF TRAITE DU CIEL & from Cape Blanco to the North Pole. Among decorative features is DE LA TERRE. the early illustrations of the American bison and of Indians. Atlantes Langres, Jean des Preyz, I592. Jod 2 has as number (I3). Quarto, 8!4" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ Presented to the Philadelphia Maritime Museum in May I984. tooled with modern spine, blind-tooled.

18 1 5 93 Contains three double-page maps of Middlesex, Westminster, and the City of London, and engraved by "Pieter Vanden Keere" of Amster­ ]ODE, CORNELIS DE, I568-I6oo. dam. AMERIC.l.E PARS BOREALIS, FLORIDA, BACCALAOS, CANADA, COR­ TEREALIS. 1 594§ Antwerp, Cornelis de Jode, I593· BOUGUEREAU, MAURICE, d. I597? Map I4 �" high plus margins, uncolored. LE THEATRE FRAN�OYS. On verso printed in Latin is a description of the map. Atlantes Jod 2 Tours, Maurice Bouguereau, I594· has as number ( I2) in the Speculum of I593· Folio, I7�" high, bound in modern cloth, stamped. Facsimile published by Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, Amsterdam, [15 93} I 966, as Volume V of the Second Series. This first national atlas of France contains sixteen maps, none of which relates to America. NORDEN, JOHN, I548-I625? MIDDLESEX OLIMA TRINOBANTIBUS. [London, I593·} 1 594 Map, Io%" high plus margins, colored. ORTELIUS, ABRAHAM, I527-I598. On verso is description in Latin, signature mark Hh2, and folios 299 AENEAE TROIANI NAVIGATIO AD VIRGILII SEX PRIORES AENEI­ and 302. This map is from Part One of Speculum Britanniae, which DOS. is discussed by Tooley in his Maps and Mapmakers at page 66. Antwerp, Abraham Ortelius, I 5 94· Map, I 3 Y2"high plus margins, colored. 1 593 On verso printed in Latin is a description of the map and the folio NORDEN, JOHN, I548-I625? XXV. Atlantes Ort 29 describes the Additamentum of I595, where this is no. ( I6), a new map. SPECULUM BRITANNIAE. THE FIRST PARTE ... MIDDLESEX. [London,} I593· Twelvemo, 7%" high, bound in modern vellum. 1 5 95§ [1595} MERCATOR, GERARD, I5I2-I594· MERCATOR, GERARD, I5I2-I594· ATLAS. SCOTIA REGNUM. Duisburg, Albertus Busius of Dusseldorf for Rumold Mercator� [Duisburg, Gerard Mercator, I595·1 I595· Map, 13%" high plus margins, colored. Folio, r6Vs"high, bound in modern full leather, stamped. On verso printed in French is a description of Scotland, folios ro5 Facsimile published by Culture et Civilisation in Brussels with one and Io8, and a catchword for the missing and inexplicable Io6. The hundred and seven maps. Only the firstsix in the last section, Atlantis text is longer but the map the same as in the great atlas of I795· At­ Pars ...Totius Mundi, relate to America, and they are listed and lantes Me I2 has as number (9), a new map. described at Atlantes Me I2 as numbers [74], [75], [76], [77], [78], and [79], all new maps. 1 5 95 ORTELIUS, ABRAHAM, I527-I598. [1595} EPITOME THEATRI ORTLIANI. ... NOVA EDITIO. MERCATOR, MICHAEL, I567?-I6oo. Antwerp, Arnold Coninx for Philippe Galle, I595· AMERICA SIVE INDIA NOVA.... PER MICHAELEM MERCATOREM Thirty-twomo, 4Y2"high, oblong, bound in ink-stamped vellum. DUYSBURGENSEM. Engraved frontispiece and I09 maps in this Latin edition of the ear­ [Duisburg, 1595.} lier Ortelius folio atlas of I 5 70. This is described at Atlantes Ort 56 Map, I4�" high plus margins, colored. and in Phillips 402 where he lists those maps relating to America as Atlantes Me 12 has as number 5, in the I595 edition as does Sabin numbers I, 2, 4, 5, 97, 99, and Ior. Map number 3 also shows 47882. On verso is title "America" and two massings of printer's America. flowers. It keeps the southwestern hump of South America firstpub­ lished by Ortelius in I570 but corrected by him in I587. Phillips, Maps} page I04, lists as published in the eleventh edition of the Atlas.

See PLATE I6

20 !595 Octavo, 8Ys" high, bound in contemporary full leather, blind- and gold-tooled with page edges gold-tooled. ORTELIUS, ABRAHAM, I527-I598. Among the sixty-two colored maps are a Ptolemaic world map on the XANDRI MAGNI MACEDONIS EXPEDITIO. ALE verso of the engraved title page of the second part, a double-page [Antwerp,} Abraham Ortelius, I 59 5. world map following leaf 28 and a single-pa�e world map on the Maps, 14Ys"high plus margins, colored. verso of the next leaf, both showing the New World. A part of North America appears on the map at leaf 95 (actually 89), on the map at On verso of each of two maps is printed in Latin a description of the leaf I84 (actually I76), on the map at leaf 229 (actually 225), and map, the folio xxxiiii, and a catchword. Atlantes Ort 28 describes the on the map at leaf 2 5 I (actually 247). There is a map entitled Additamentum of I595 where this is number (I5), a new map. "America" at leaf 278 (actually 274), and America appears on a world map at leaf 2 9 I (actually 287) . This copy lacks the colophon at the second part called for in Phillips 404. Sabin 66493 notes as ! 5 7 9 the second edition of Magini's Ptolemy. BRY, THEODORE DE, I528-I598. ROMANAE URBIS TOPOGRAPHIAE ... BOISSARDO [three parts in one volume}. ! 5 97 § Frankfort on the Main, Johann Feyrabend [Part One}, Salamon WYTFLIET, CORNELIUS, d. I 597. Saurij [Part Two], and Abraham Faber [Part Three], for Theodore DESCRIPTIONIS PTOLEMAICl:E AUGMENTUM. de Bry, I597· Louvain, Jan Bogaert, I597· Quarto, I I%" high, bound in contemporary full vellum with gold­ Folio, I I Ys"high, bound in modern cloth, stamped. stamped leather label on spine. Facsimile published by Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, Amsterdam, Maps are of Italy, one in Part One, and Rome, three maps and street 1964, as Volume V of the First Series. This is the first separately plan in many parts in Part Two. Colophon for Part Three, at page 42, published atlas relating exclusively to America in its nineteen maps. is dated I 595· They are listed in Atlantes Wyt rA and more brieflyat Phillips I 140. Sabin discusses them at ros696-I0570I. ! 5 97 PTOLEMY, CLAUDIUS, 87-I50. GEOGRAPHIAE UNIVERSAE. Cologne, Petrus Keschedt, I597·

21 [!598?} Koeman and Tooley point out that Wytfliet did the firstprinted atlas relating exclusively to America, and it contains nineteen double-page METEREN, EMMANUEL VAN, I535-r6I2. maps described in Atlantes Wyt IA. This edition is Wyt 2 but with HISTORIA BELGICA NOSTRI POTISSIMUM TEMPORIS. different Roman numeration at date. Phillips wrote of the first edition [La Haye?, I598?] at I 140, "as important in the history of the early cartography of the Folio, I2 %"high, bound in contemporary leather, blind- and gold­ new world as Ptolemy's maps are in the study of the old," and at 364 5, tooled. "this second edition the same as the first, but apparently printed from new plates, though the only difference is that Page 113 in the I597 First Latin edition contains map of Low Countries, the most impor­ edition is numbered r I 7 in this edition. The maps are not arranged tant contemporary source on Holland in the sixteenth century. De­ in the same order." Sabin has as 105697. scription on the verso of cover has paging, binding, and translation information. r6o2 [r59 8} ORTELIUS, ABRAHAM, I527-1598. ORTELIUS, ABRAHAM, I527-I598. THEATRO D'EL ORBE DE LA TIERRA. ARGONAUTICA. Antwerp, Christopher Plantin for Jan Baptista Vrients, I6o2. Antwerp, Abraham Ortelius [, 1598]. Folio, I7Y2"high, bound in quarter leather, gold-tooled on spine. Map, I3%" high plus margins, colored. This first Spanishedition by Vrients has an engraved and colored alle­ On verso printed in Latin is a description of the map and the folio gorical title page on the verso of which are the engraved arms of xxxvii. Contains a rnap of the Mediterranean Sea at the time of the Philip III, and on the verso of the seventh next leaf is an engraved Crusades, and the cartouche depicts the Golden Fleece protected by a and colored portrait of Ortelius. The I 17 colored map sheets are as dragon and two great bulls. Atlantes Ort 32, Theatre De l'Univers described in Atlantes Ort 34· Phillips 3406 assigns dates to many of of I598, has as number 38P, a new map, for the Parergon. the maps, only the first nine of which relate to America. See PLATE I7

1598 [r6o2} WYTFLIET, CORNELIUS, d. I 597· ORTELIUS, ABRAHAM, I527-I598. DESCRIPTIONIS PTOLEMAIC.IE AUGMENTUM ... SECUNDA EDI­ MARIS PACIFIC!. TIONE. [Amsterdam, I6o2.] Louvain, Gerardus· Rivius, I 5 98. Map, I3Yl" high plus margins. Folio, 12" high, bound in contemporary full vellum. Presented to the Philadelphia Maritime Museum in May r 984.

22 [ r6o2 - r6r9] SPHAERA STELLIFERA ...DEPROMTA ANNO I6oo (at cartouche in upper hemisphere]. BLAEU, WILLEM, I57I-I638. HABETIS HIC ...DEPICTAS A. 1603 (at cartouche in lower hemi­ [PAIR OF GLOBES, CELESTIAL AND TERRESTRIAL.} sphere}. [Amsterdam, I6o2-I6I9.] [Amsterdam, Willem Blaeu,] r6o3. Globes, 9;4"diameter, on stands. Celestial globe, I 3" diameter, on contemporary Dutch circular Yonge describes this pair at page I 3, and Stevenson has information base with four turned pillars. on Blaeu globes in Volume Two. Not seen. Stevenson, II, 25, describes a variant with "Guilielmus Jansonius Alc­ Presented to the John Carter Brown Library in November I979· marianus" at dedicatory cartouche, and dates to r6o3 as in lower cartouche described at page 26. See PLATE I8

r6o3 [r6os} BAYER, JOHANN, I572-I625. LINSCHOTEN, ]AN HUYGEN VAN, r563-r6ro. . . . URANOMETRIA. ITINERARIO, VOYAGE OFTE SCHIPVAERT. Augsburg, Christopher Mangus, I603. Amsterdam, Cornelis Claesz [, I 605]. Folio, I4" high, bound in modern full vellum. Folio, 12" high, bound in modern half leather, gold-titled. This firstedition of the fundamental star-atlas is rare. Contains fifty·· one plates of the constellations. Bayer was the first astronomer to use The title page has an engraving showing views of four Dutch towns, Greek letters to signify the magnitude of stars. and there is an engraved portrait of Linschoten as frontispiece. The See PLATE I8 first folding double-page map of the world portrays California as part of the mainland. Many of the thirty-six double-page engravings por­ tray natives in costumes and flora and fauna. The last of the maps shows America from Tierra del Fuego to Florida. Sabin 41358 calls BLAEU, WILLEM, I57I-I638. for ten maps and plans in this edition. Tooley believes the maps are ILLUSTRISSO PRINCIPI AC DOMINO D. MAURITIO ...COELUM based on Bartolomeo Lasso. GRATUS M.O.D.D.C.Q. GUILIELMUS JANSSONIUS BLAEU [at dedi­ catory cartouche]. r6o6 [ r6o6] BLAEU, WILLEM, I57I-I638. HONDIUS, JODOCUS, I563-I6I2. SPHAERA STELLIFERA ACCURATE EXHIBENS DISPOSITIONEM .... TARTARIA. AUCT. GUIL. IANSSONIO [at cartouche in upper hemisphere}. [Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, I6o6.} DOCTISSIMO CLARISSIMOQUE VIRO D. ADRIANO METIO ....GUlL. Map, I3%" high plus margins, colored. IANSSONIUS I6o6 [at cartouche in lower hemisphere}. On verso printed in French is a description of the map, the folios 66; [Amsterdam, Willem Blaeu,} I 6o6. and 668, the signature mark, and the catchword. "America Pars" is Celestial sphere, 5 Y2'' diameter, on circular base withfour turned present. Atlantes Me I 5 has as number ( I 3 3 ) , a new map, in the pillars. Gerardi Mercatoris Atlas of I 6o6. Yonge describes this as one of a pair of Blaeu globes at page I 3, and Stevenson, II, I9-35, describes the Blaeu globes generally and dis­ cusses use of various names at page 2 3. [ r6o7] CAMDEN, WILLIAM, I55I-I623. ESSEXIA COMITATUS ....WILLIAM KIP SCULPSIT. [ r6o6] [London, George Bishop and John Norton, I6o7.] MERCATOR, GERARD, I5I2-I594· Map, I I�" high plus margins, colored. VIRGINAE ITEM ET FLORIDAE. Tooley's dictionary has Kip doing maps for Britannia of I6o7, the [Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, r6o6.} small folio, but this map has in pencil on verso "I637." Skelton, Map, I3Y2" high plus margins, colored. "County Atlases," 5, has as following page 3I5 but this has no back­ On verso is French description, thefolios 697 and 700, the signature ing text. mark Oooooooo, and the catchword. Atlantes, II, 306, has this as map number I4I in Me I5 of I6o6 with different signature mark in a r6o9 Latin edition, also as map number I 55 in Me I98, also Latin, but not BRY, THEODORE DE, I528-I598. in a French edition. BREVIS NARRATIO BORUM QU.lEIN FLORIDA AMERIC.lE ...AUC­ TORE JACOBO LE MOYNE, CUI COGNOMEN DE MORGUES. Frankfort on the Main, Johann Wechel for Theodore de Bry, I 609. Folio, I2%" high, bound in modern half leather. This is the second edition of I609 and contains the eight maps, two plans, and thirty-two pictures of Florida also appearing as Part Two ( I62 ) Chili of de Bry's Admiranda of 1590-I6o2. For a discussion of de Bry's ( 163 ) Cerro de Potosi work see Discovering the New World where many of the maps and (164) Peru illustrations are reproduced. The larger-scale map of Virginia in (I65 ) Mexicana Part One is the firstprinted map of the firstEnglish colony in Amer­ ( 166) Terra Nova ica. Sabin 8784 has an extended discussion of de Bry. ( 167) Fretum Magellanicum Sabin reports at 3888 I but he did not see a copy. Phillips 424 lists this Dutch edition of 1609 with 172 maps.

LANGENES, BARENT. [r6ro] HAND-BOECK; OF CORT BEGRIJP DER. CAERTEN. CAMDEN, WILLIAM, I55I-I623· Amsterdam, Corne lis Claesz, I 6o9. MIDDLESEX OLIMA TRINOBANTIBUS HABITATA. Octavo, 4%" high oblong, bound in contemporary full vellum. [London, William Camden, I6Io.] Atlantes, I, 6o-62, has a discussion of this atlas and it is listed there Map, Io%" high plus margins, early hand coloring. as A.4. There is further discussion at II, 252-253, and at Lan 8. The maps are listed at Lan I and the following relate to America: This map is from Camden's Britannia, first published in 1607 with ( I ) Typus Orbis text on the verso of each map. Most of the maps were taken from ( 3) De Cloot der Aerden Saxton's earlier works, but this is one of the few derived from Norden. (4) Europa (5) Asien r6ro ( 6) Africa [i.e., South America} ( 7) De Niewe Werelt SPEED, JOHN, I552-I629. ( 6o) Noorweghen DARBIESHIRE DESCRIBED I6Io.... JODOCUS HONDIUS CJELAVIT. (126) China London, John Speed for John Sudbury and George Humble, I6Io. ( 156) Tercera (I57) Insularum Cubae [printed upside down] Map, 15" high plus margins, colored. ( I 58) Cuba Insula On verso printed in English is a description of the map and of the ( 159) Aity county, a list of hundreds and of towns, and the folio. Speed's county ( I 6o) America aen het Zuyden maps of England and Wales were begun about I 603 and published as ( I 6 I ) Brasilia Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain in I6II as the first of many editions. Skelton's bibliography of British county atlases in Map Col­ r6ro lectors' Series, Number 9, page 30, dates Speed's atlas I6II [I6I2}, SPEED, JOHN, I552-I629. the earliest published atlas of Britain. This map is at page 4I of num­ ber 7· HUNTINGDON BOTH SHIRE AND SHIRE TOWN ....JODOCUS HON­ DIUS ClELAVIT . . . I 6 I 0. r6ro London, John Speed for George Humble, I6Io. SPEED, JOHN, I552-I629. Map, I5" high plus margins, colored. ESSEX DIVIDED INTO HUNDREDS ....DESCRIBED BY JOHN NOR­ On verso printed in English is a description of the map and of the DEN. county, a list of hundreds and of towns, and the folio. Skelton, "Coun­ London, John Speed for George Humble, I6Io. ty Atlases," 7, has at page 40. Map, I5 �" high plus margins, colored. On verso printed in English is a description of the map and of the r6ro county, a list of hundreds and of towns, and the folio. Skelton, "Coun­ SPEED, JOHN, 1552-I629. ty Atlases," 7, has at page 39· THE PROVINCE OF MOUNSTER ....JODOCUS HONDIUS ClELAVIT. London, John Speed for John Sudbury and George Humble, r6ro. r6ro Map, I5�" high plus margins, colored. SPEED, JOHN, I552-I629. On verso printed in English is a description of the province of Mun­ THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. ster, a list of the divisions and of the towns, and the folios. Skelton) London, John Speed for John Sudbury and George Humble, I6Io. "County Atlases," 7, has at page 44· Map, I 5 �" high plus margins, colored. On verso printed in English is a description of the map and of the r6ro county, a list of hundreds and of towns, and the folio. Skelton, "Coun­ ty Atlases," 7, has at page 43· SPEED, JOHN, 1552-I629. THE WEST RIDINGE OF YORKESHYRE WITH THE ... CITIE YORK DESCRIBED. I6Io. London, John Speed for John Sudbury and George Humble, I6Io. Map, I 5" high plus margins, colored. On verso printed in English is a description of the map and of the Map, 15" high plus margins, colored. county, a list of hundreds and of towns, and thefolio. Skelton, "Coun­ On verso printed in English is a description of the map and of the ty Atlases," 7, has at page 4L county, a list of hundreds and of towns, and the folio. Skelton, "Coun­ ty Atlases," 7, has at page 42. I 6 II RITTER, FRANCIS. [I6I I) SONNENSPIEGELS ANDERER THEIL. DAS IST: BESCHREIBUNG WIE SPEED, JOHN, 1552-1629. MAN DURCH HULFF SIEBEN SCHONER KUPFFERSTUCK. HARTFORD SHIRE DESCRIBED THE SITTUATIONS OF HARTFORD. Nuremberg, ChristoffLochner, r6rr. ...JODOCUS HONDIUS C.lELAVIT. Quarto, 7�" high, bound in modern paper covers. London, John Speed for John Sudbury and George Humble Contains the seven copperplate engravings called for in title, all de­ [, 161 r]. voted to horoscopy including an interesting map of the world as the Map, 14Ys"high plus margins, colored. sixth plate. On verso printed in English is a description of the map and of the [I6 I I) county, a list of hundreds and of towns, and the folio. Skelton, "Coun­ ty Atlases," 7, has at page 39· SPEED, JOHN, 1552-1629. THE BISHOPRICK AND CITIE OF DURHAM. [London, John Speed for George Humble, r6r r.} I 6 I2§ Map, 14 Ys" highplus margins, colored. BLAEU, WILLEM, 1571-1638. On verso printed in English is a description of the map and of the THE LIGHT OF NAVIGATION. diocese, a list of towns, and the folio. Skelton, "County Atlases," 7, Amsterdam, Willem Blaeu, 16I2. has at page 42. Octavo, oblong, ro%" high, bound in modern cloth, stamped. [I6 II) Facsimile published by Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, Amsterdam, I964, as Volume VI of the First Series. The forty-one engraved charts SPEED, JOHN, 1552-1629. do not relate to America. There is a discussion of the I622 English THE COUNTIE WESTMORLAND AND KENDALE. edition at Phillips 5177 and of the 1620 French edition at 2829 and London, John Speed for George Humble [, 1611}. this edition is M. Bl I I in Atlantes, IV.

27 r6r2§ [r6r2] CHAMPLAIN, SAMUEL DE, I567-I635· ORTELIUS, ABRAHAM, 1527-1598. CARTE GEOGRAPHIQUE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANSE FAICTTE AZORES INSULlE.... DELI NEAVIT LUDOVICUS TEISERA LUSI­ PAR.... TANUS ...MDLXXXIIII. [Paris,] r6r2. [Antwerp, r6I2.] Map, r6Ys"high plus margins, colored. Map, I 3" high at plate mark plus margins, colored. An old facsimile reprinted from Les Voyages of Paris, r6r3, Sabin Presented to the Philadelphia Maritime Museum in May I 984. rr835. In Morison's biography of Chan1plain he states that this "is the best map of Canada, L'Acadie and Norumbega hitherto pub­ lished." SMITH, JOHN, I580-I63 I. [r6r2] NEW ENGLAND. THE MOST REMARQUEABLE PARTS NAMED .... SIMON PASEUS SCULPSIT ROBERT CLARKE EXENDIT. [DRAYTON, MICHAEL, I563-163 r.] London, George Low, I6I4. MIDLESEX HARTFORDSHYRE. Map, I I Ys" high plus margins. London, Mathew Lownes, I. Browne, I. Helme, and I. Busbie [, r6r2]. Positive and negative facsimiles. Sabin 82823 discusses states in Sec­ tion Four of his note. Map, 9%" high plus margins and the folio 245, colored. Skelton's bibliography of British county atlases in Map Collectors' Series, no. 14, Part 2, page 45, describes Drayton's Poly-albion in [ r6r6?] § which this is bound before page 24 5. CHAMPLAIN, SAMUEL DE, I567-I635·

[LA NOUVELLE FRANCE) FAICT PAR •.•. [Paris, I6r6?] Map, 13Ys" high with margins, uncolored. Facsimile published by the Champlain Society in 1956 with an ex­ planatory note by Lawrence C. Wroth. r6r6 Facsimile published by Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, Amsterdam, 1966, as Volume III of the Third Series. None of the twenty-four CLUVER, PHILIP, 1580-1622. maps relates to America . . . . GERMANIJE ANTIQUJE LIBRI TRES. Leyden, Ludwig Elzevier, r6r6. r6r 7 Folio, 12�" high, bound in contemporary vellum. RALEIGH, SIR WALTER, 1552-r6r8. Contains eleven maps, the firsttwo of which have Greenland shown as "Cronia." THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD. London, William Stansby for Walter Burre, 1614. [r6r6]§ Folio, I 3 Vs" high, with contemporary blind-tooled leather boards TATTON, GABRIEL. and modern gold-tooled leather spine with gold-stamped label and NOVA ET RECE TERRARUM ET REGNORUM CALIFORNIAE, NOVAE date r6r7. HISPANIAE MEXICANAE, ET PERUVIAE. None of the eight folding maps concerns America. The colophon is [London? r6r6.] dated 1617. Map, r6�" high plus title and publisher's notice in English and margins, colored. r6r8 Facsimile published by American Heritage. On verso is a description BERTIUS, PETRUS, 1565-1629. of the map, engraved by Benjamin Wright. Tooley's entry for Tatton ...TABULARUM GEOGRAPHICARUM CONTRACTARUM LIBRI SEP­ also mentions r6oo issue as does Streeter catalogue entry 133. Mar­ TEM. shall, Clements, II, 428, enters as M. Tatton. Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, r6r8. Octavo, 5" high, oblong, bound in contemporary full vellum. r6r7 § Atlantes Lan rrA lists 230 maps of which the following relate to KEERE, PIETER VAN DEN, 1571-1646? America: ( r ) Typus Orbis Terrarum . . . GERMANIA INFERIOR. (4) Typus Orbis Terrarum Jodocus Hondius Amsterdam, Petrus Montanus, I 6 r 7. ( 5) Regiones Hyperboriae Folio, 17%" high, bound in modern cloth, gold-stamped. ( 7) Groenland (II) Descriptio Terrae Subaustralis r62o ( I 3 ) Magellanici BOULENGER, JEAN, d. 1636. (I4) Europa ( I79 ) Asia TRAICTE DE LA SPHERE DU MONDE, DIVISE EN QUATRE LIVRES, ( 184) Tartaria AUSQUELS EST ADIOUSTE LE CINQUIESME DE L'USAGE D'ICELLE. (206) America Paris, Jean Moreau for Melchior Tavernier, I62o. ( 207) Virginia Octavo, 6�" high, bound in modern half leather blind- and gold­ (208 ) Tercera tooled. ( 209) Iucatana (210) Cuba This very rare treatise appears neither in the British Library nor the ( 2 I I ) Hispaniola Bibliotheque Nationale catalogues, and Mansell's National Union (2I2 ) Nova Hispania Catalog Pre-I956 Imprints locates only one copy, that at the Univer­ sity of Michigan. (2I3) Mexico See PLATE I9 ( 2 14) America Meridionalis (2I5 ) Peru ( 2 I 6) Cerro de Potosi SMITH, JOHN, I580-I63 I. (2I7) Chili ( 2 I 8 ) Brasilia THE GENERALL HISTORIE OF VIRGINIA, NEW-ENGLAND, AND ( 220) Typus Orbis Terrarum THE SUMMER ISLES. This list of maps appears also at Le Gear 5924, by page number. London, John Dawson and John Haviland for Michael Sparkes, I624. Quarto, Io%" high, closely trimmed uncolored maps. The engraved title page and the four maps are present in facsimile, BLAEU, WILLEM, I571-1638. but the engraved portraits of Princess Frances, Duchess of Richmond and Lenox, and of Pocahontas, inserted in some editions as extra­ LE FLAMBEAU DE LA NAVIGATION. illustrations, are not present here. The text is one of the earliest im­ Amsterdam, Willem Blaeu, I6I9. pressions of the first issue with the spelling "thir" in the last line on Quarto, IoY2" high, oblong, bound in vellum with ties wanting. page 90 and the marginal note is wrongly placed on page 93, but Contains forty-one uncolored maps. Atlantes M. Bl I 3 has the sonnet "digression" is correctly spelled on page II9. See Sabin 82823 and 82824 on the verso of the lesson in hydrography but here it is on the verso of for descriptions of the differentstates. the title page. The maps show the European Atlantic coast only. the I627 edition and the four maps added to the I676 edition, Phil­ lips 5949, Part Five, numbers [22}, [23}, [24}, and [25].

THE GENERALL HISTORIE OF VIRGINIA, NEW-ENGLAND, AND THE SUMMER ISLES. [r629?] London, John Dawson and John Haviland for Michael Sparkes, CLUVER, PHILIP, I58o-I622. r624. PHILIPPI CLUVERII INTRODUCTIONIS IN UNIVERSAM GEOGRA­ Folio, 13" high, bound in modern full vellum, uncolored maps. PHIAM . . . LIBRI VI. Facsimile published by Wodd Publishing Company of Cleveland Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius [, I629?}. and New York in I966. This contains the four maps and the engraved Octavo, 4!4"high, bound in contemporary full vellum. title page, and two portraits of Princess Frances, Duchess of Rich­ mond and Lenox, are present as extra-illustrations. The text is a later Contains plates none of which relates to America. See Tooley under impression of the firstissue with the correct spelling of "their" in the Cluver for date. Phillips describes the I64I edition at 4256 and Sabin last line on page 90 and the marginal note correctly placed on page I 3805 describes the editions. Bound at the end as an appendix is 93· See Sabin 8282 3 and 82824 for descriptions of the differentstates. PETRUS BERTIUS, BREVIARIUM TOTIUS ORBIS TERRARUM.

[16 1 627 § & 1 67 6 § 30} § SPEED, JOHN, I552-I629. BLAEU, WILLEM, I57I-I638. A PROSPECT OF THE MOST FAMOUS PARTS OF THE WORLD. AMERICAE NOVA TABULA. London, John Dawson for George Humble, I627 [and I676}. [Amsterdam, Willem Blaeu, I63o.] Folio, I8" high, bound in modern cloth, gold stamped. Map, I I%" high plus margins, colored in outline in map but full in cartouche and panels. Facsimile published by Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, Amsterdam, I966, as Volume VI of the Third Series of Mundus Novus. On the Facsimile of map Atlantes Bl I lists as number 5 in the I63o Appen­ I627 edition see Phillips 5928 for a list of the twenty-two maps and dix. There is also a facsimile of a crude engraving after Blaeu, I I" the Tooley comment that this is "the firstprinted general atlas by an high plus margins, colored. Englishman." Relating to America are maps I, 2, 4, 5, 20, and 2I of [!630} Map, 15" high plus margins, colored. BLAEU, WILLEM, I57I-I638. On verso printed in Latin is a description of the map, the folio 48, the signature mark Aaa, and the catchwords. Atlantes Bl I has as num­ FRISIA OCCIDENTALIS ADRIANO METIO ET GERARDO FREITAG ber (22) in the Appendix of I63o, where it is a new map. AUCTORIBUS. Amsterdam, Willem Blaeu [, r63o}. Map, 15" high plus margins, colored. On verso printed in Latin is a description of the map, the folio 4 7, the JANSSON, ]AN, 1588-I664. signature mark Zz, and the catchword. Atlantes Bl I has as number TERRA FIRMA ET. NOVUM REGNUM GRANATENSE ET. POPAYAN. ( 2 I ) , a new map, in the Appendix of I 630. Amsterdam, Jan Jansson [, r63o}. Map, I4%" high plus margins, colored. [!630} Atlantes Me 3IA has as number (73), in the Appendix of I63o BLAEU, WILLEM, I57I-I638. where it is a new map. On verso printed in French is a description of the map, the signature mark iiiii, and the catchword. The map shows PADERBORNENSIS EPISCOPATUS DESCRIPTIO NOVA JOANNE the area from the equator to the thirteenth parallel north. GIGANTE LUDENSE. Amsterdam, Willem Blaeu [, I63o}. Map, 14%" high plus margins, colored. [r63o?} On verso printed in Latin is a description of the map, the folio 36, the (LAET, JOANNES DE, 1583-I649.} signature mark Mm, and the catchword. Atlantes Bl r has as number NOVA ANGLIA, NOVUM BELGIUM, ET VIRGINIA. ( 30) in the Appendix of I63o, where it is a new map. [Leyden, Isaac Elzevier, I63o?} Map, riYs" high plus margins, colored. [!630} Tooley's entry for Laet dates the Dutch edition of I63o, the maps by BLAEU, WILLEM, I57I-I638. Hessel Gerritsz. Sabin 38554 discusses Nieuwe Wereldt of I625. ULTRAIECTUM DOMINIUM. [Amsterdam, Willem Blaeu, r63o.}

1 63 2 Folio, I3�" high, bound in full vellum, gold-printed title on spine. HONDIUS, HENRICUS, I597-I65 I. Contains fourteen maps by Hessel Gerritsz all relating to America. A GENERAL PLOTT AND DESCRIPTION OF THE FENNES. Sabin 38557 quotes Meuselius, "Opus egregium, maximeque rarum Amsterdam, Henricus Hondius, I632. et infrequens." Map, I7�" high plus margins, colored. I633 On verso printed in English is a description of the Fens, the folios 65 and 66, and the catchword. Atlantes Me I52 has as number (23), MERCATOR, GERARD, I5I2-I594, and [28oJ}, "taken from older editions." It appears as a new map in HONDIUS, JODOCUS, I563-I6I2. L'Appendice de l'Atlas of I633· ...ATLAS OU REPRESENTATION DU MONDE ...EN DEUX TOMES. EDITION NOUVELLE. Amsterdam, Henricus Hondius, I633· Folios, r8�" high, bound in early eighteenth-century full leather, JANSSON, JAN, I588-I664. gold-tooled, with gilt edges, arms of Louis XIV. NOVA TOTIUS TERRARUM ORBIS GEOGRAPHICA. Contains the colored engraved title page. The frontispiece has por­ Amsterdam, Jan Jansson, I632. traits of the authors as does the double-page map of the world. Among Map, I3Y2" high plus margins, colored in outline in maps but full the 239 colored maps is the very important Virginia-Florida map at in cartouches and panels. pages 698-699 which was the prototype of this region until the I67os. Facsimile published by D.A.C. Inc. of New York. Atlantes, Index, California is an island wherever shown. Phillips 445 has list of does not include this date for world maps but see Bl I, number (I) twenty-six maps relating to America to which should be added maps and Me 3 I A, number ( r ) for variants with similar title. at pages 642-643, and 678-679 should be removed for it shows only Philippines. Atlantes has as Me 36A with list of contents amended at Me 3 6B. Contents called for on leaf D2 are here on loose C2. I633 LAET, JOANNES DE, I583-I649· NOVUS ORBIS SEU DESCRIPTIONIS INDI.lE OCCIDENTALIS LIBRI XVIII. Leyden, Isaac Elzevier, I633·

33 On verso printed in Latin is a description of the map, the folio I I, the signature mark K, the catchword, and the title Europa Sept. Atlantes GUERARD, JEAN. Bl 56 has as number (22), in the Atlas Major of I662, Phillips 4263, CARTE UNIVERSELLE HYDROGRAPHIQUE. but the map firstappeared in Bl I5, the Appendix of "between I635 [Dieppe?] I634· and I638." Map, 3oY2" high plus margins and imprint, colored. [I63 } Facsimile published by Art et Culture from a manuscript. Tooley 5 notes in his dictionary that the cartographer lived in Dieppe. BLAEU, WILLEM, I57I-I638. MANSFELDIA COMITATUS AUCTORE TILEMANNO STELLA SIG. [Amsterdam,] Willem Blaeu [, I635}. r635 Map, I6Ys"high plus margins, colored. BLAEU, WILLEM, I57I-I638, and On verso printed in Latin is a description of the map, the folio 45, BLAEU, JOAN, I596-I673. and the signature mark Xx. Atlantes Bl 5 has as number ( 42 ) , a new THEATRUM ORBIS TERRARUM, SIVE ATLAS NOVUS. map, in the Novus Atlas of I635· Amsterdam, Willem and Joan Blaeu, I635· Folio, I9%" high, bound in contemporary full vellum, gold­ tooled, with gilt edges. r63 5§ Two frontispieces and 207 maps appear in this first Latin edition. BLAEU, WILLEM, I57I-I638. Atlantes Bl I3 and Bl I4 list all maps, the following of which relate NOVA BELGICA ET ANGLIA NOVA. to America: I, 2, 3, 5, and I95 through 207. [Amsterdam, Willem Blaeu, I635.] Maps, I5" high plus margins, colored. (I635?} Three facsimiles, one of which has thedate I 66o under Blaeu's name. BLAEU, WILLEM, I57I-I638. Phillips, Maps, has at page 466, from I667, and a citation to that edi­ tion at page Io88. Atlantes Bl 6 has as number (204), a new map, FIONIA VULGO FUNEN. in the Atlantis of I635· [Amsterdam, Willem Blaeu, I635?] Map, I5" high plus margins, colored.

34 of North America is not dependent upon that source. See Atlantes Me FOX, LUKE, I586-I635. 50A, where this is number (82), a new map, and Me 3 1A for a dis­ cussion of the Mercator-Hondius-] ansson atlases. NORTH-WEST FOX, OR, FOX FROM THE NORTH-WEST PASSAGE. See PLATE 20 . ..DEMON STRATED IN A POLAR CARD. London, B. Alsop and Thomas Fawcet, I635· Quarto, 7%'' high, bound in modern half leather, gold-stamped. JANSSON, ]AN, I588-I664. Contains in facsimile the chart of the polar region originally bound NOVA HISPANIA, ET NOVA GALICIA. facing page I6. Sabin lists at 254Io where he notes that the map "is [Amsterdam, I636.] often deficient, or supplied by a facsimile." Map, I3%" high plus margins, colored. Atlantes has as number ( I05 ) of Me 4IA, the Atlas of I636, where [!636] this is a new map. This map shows Mexico from below the eighteenth to above the twenty-third north parallels. BLAEU, WILLEM, I57I-I638. TABULA CASTELLI AD SANDFLITAM. [Antwerp, Jan Jansson, I636.} I 637 l\1ERCATOR, GERARD, I5I2-I594, and Map, I5" high plus margins, colored. HONDIUS, JODOCUS, I563-I6I2. On verso printed in Latin is a description of the map, the folio II, and the signature mark K. Atlantes Me 44 describes the Appendix of HISTORIA MUNDI: OR MERCATOR'S ATLAS. I636 where this is number (4I), in every way similar to the descrip­ London, T. Cotes for Michael Sparke, I637 [dated on engraved tion except that this ends "Excudit Guiljemus Blaeuw." title page, but also present is the title page of the r 63 5 edition}. Quarto, I I�" high, bound in modern quarter leather, gold-tooled, with gilt edges, by W. Pratt. This is the "Second Edition," so noted on engraved title page. One JANSSON, ]AN, I588-I664. hundred and ninety-one maps are here, not the I83 called for in Phil­ AMERICA SEPTENTRIONALIS. lips 4 5 I where he lists those seventeen relating to America including, as usual, the Philippines at page 877. Also present here are the rare Amsterdam, Jan Jansson [, I636}. Ralph Hall map of Virginia at page 904 and the folding John Smith Map, I8" high plus margins, colored. map of New England at page 930. Sabin lists at 47885 and notes the Although Jansson took many maps from Blaeu for his Atlas, this map rare maps.

35 Map, I 5 !4"high plus margins, colored. CHILMEAD, JOHN. On verso is French description, the signature mark ggggg, and the A LEARNED TREATISE OF GLOBES, BOTH COELESTIALL AND TER­ catchword. Atlantes Me 93B has as number (roo ), a new map, in Le RESTRIALL: WITH THEIR SEVERALL USES. WRITTEN FIRST IN Nouveau Theatre Du Monde dated I639· LATINE, BY MR. ROBERT HUES ...AND NOW LASTLY MADE ENG­ LISH, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE UNLEARNED. ( I639) § London, "Assigne of T.P. for P. Stephens and C. Meredith," I639· VISSCHER, NICOLAS, I6I8-I679· Octavo, 6Y2" high, bound in contemporary full leather, blind­ ORBIS TERRARUM NOVA ET ACCURATISSIMA TABULA. tooled. [Amsterdam, I639.} Contains woodcuts in text. S.T.C. I3908 identifies T.P. as Purfoote. Map, I8" high plus margins, colored in outline in maps but full in cartouches. ( I639?) Facsimile published by Penn Print. Atlantes, III, I 79, lists as number [83} of the Visscher maps and dates at I639 in the Index, V, 282. JANSSON, ]AN, I588-I664. NOVA ANGLIA NOVUM BELGIUM ET VIRGINIA. Amsterdam, Jan Jansson [, I639?]. I63 9§ Map, I5!4"high plus margins, colored. VISSCHER, NICOLAS, r6I8-I679· On verso printed in French is a description of the map, the signature ORBIS TERRARUM TYPUS DE INTEGRO MULTIS .... PIETER GOOS mark ddddd, and the catchword. Atlantes Me 4IA has as number SCULPSIT. ( Io4), a new map, in Gerardi Mercatoris Atlas of I636. French Amsterdam, Nicolas Visscher, I639· editions appeared in I639, I649, and I652. Map, I4 Ys"high, trimmed close, colored in outline in maps but full in cartouches. Facsimile map which Atlantes, III, I79, lists as number [84} of the Visscher maps. JANSSON, JAN, I588-r664. VIRGINIAE PARTIS AUSTRALIS ET FLORIDAE. [Amsterdam, r64�.} [r640} [r646?} BLAEU, WILLEM, I57I-I638. DUDLEY, ROBERT, 1574-1649· VIRGINIAE PARTIS AUSTRALIS ET FLORIDAE. CARTA PARTIOLARE DEL'MARE OCCEANO DAL'ISOLE D'ASORES. [Amsterdam, Joan and Cornelis Blaeu, r64o.} [Florence, I646?] Map, I5W" high plus margins, colored. Map, r8%" high at plate mark plus margins. On verso is Latin description, the folio I o, the signature mark I, and Presented to thePhiladelphia Maritime Museum in May 1984. the catchword. Atlantes Bl I5 has this as number 24, [299}, a new map in the Appendice dated r64o as well as in Latin text edition Bl 2o dated r64o. SPEED, JOHN, I552-1629. [!6451 A PROSPECT OF THE MOST FAMOUS PARTS OF THE WORLD. [BLAEU, WILLEM, I57I-I638.} London, M. F. for William Humble, 1646. OXONIUM COMITATUS VULGO OXFORDSHIRE. Octavo, 3%" high, oblong, bound in contemporary vellum. [Amsterdam, Willem Blaeu, 1645.] This first printed general atlas by an Englishman contains eighty­ three maps in two parts. Phillips 3425 calls for twenty maps in the Map, I5" high plus margins, colored. first part, of which those numbered I, World, and 4 5 [?], America, On verso printed in German is the description of the map and an en­ are listed as related to America. Maps numbered 2, Asia; 4, Europe; graving of Stonehenge and the folios 20I and 203, the signature mark and 5, America, should be added. The second part is Phillips 4000 Ppp, and the catchword. Atlantes Bl 42A describes the French edi­ with no maps of America. Sabin 89228 discusses this edition. tion of the Theatrum of I 64 5 where there is number ( I 6), a new map, with Stonehenge on verso. Bl 4 7 B is the German edition of I646 with this map as number ( r6) with correct verso. Skelton, ! 648 "County Atlases," 32, also describes a state with Blaeu's name. BACON, FRANCIS, I56I-I626. . . . SYLVA SYLVARUM, SIVE HIST. NATURALIS, ET NOVUS ATLAS. Leyden, Francis Hackius, 1648. Twelvemo, 4Y2" high, bound in contemporary full vellum. Contains no maps.

37 [r6so] See Map Collectors' Circle, Number 24, for the study, "New Light on the Jansson-Visscher Maps," at number 5, which describes this second [JANSSON, AN, I588-I664.} J state. Marshall, Clements, II, 492, notes as number 6I in Atlas Minor MAR DEL ZUR HISPANIS MARE PACIFICUM. and as number 90 in Atlas Contracttts, neither dated. Atlantes, Index, dates I65o. [Amsterdam, Jan Jansson, I65o.} See PLATE 22 Map, I7!4" high plus margins, colored. [r6so?] On verso printed in Dutch is a description of the map, the folios 85 and 86, the signature mark Ee, and the catchword. Atlantes Me I64, WALTON, ROBERT, :fl. I647-I687. has as number ( IO), a new map, in Atlantis Majoris of I65o. A NEW, PLAINE, AND EXACT MAP OF AMERICA DESCRIBED BY N. I. VISSCHER, AND DON INTO ENGLISH ...BLAEU. London, Robert Walton [, I65o?}. [r6so] Map, I6�" high plus margins, uncolored. JANSSON, JAN, I588-I664. Tooley's entry mentions Walton's maps of continents, and Cresswell TABULA ANEMOGRAPHICA SEU PYXIS NAUTICA. describes as "a fine crisp copy of one of the most decorative English Amsterdam, Jan Jansson [, I65o}. maps of North America. Use of the carte de figure format and man­ Engraving, I7Ys" high plus margins, colored. nerist decoration illustrates the high esteem held by British cartog­ raphers for Dutch mapmakers." Atlantes Me I 64 has this study of winds as an illustrated compass rose See PLATE 23 at number (I), a new map in Atlantis Majoris of I65o, and a manu­ script note on the verso suggests Harrisse, page 286. See PLATE 2I SPEED, JOHN, I552-I629. [r6so?] A NEW AND ACCURAT MAP OF THE WORLD. VISSCHER, NICOLAS, I6I8-I679· London, Thomas Bassett and Richard Chiswell, I 65 I. NOVI BELGII NOV.lEQUE ANGLI.lE. Map, I5�" high plus margins, colored. [Amsterdam,} Nicolas Visscher [, I65o?}. From Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain, London, I676, part of the text of which is on the verso. Map, I8!4" high plus margins, uncolored. [ r65 2?] r 6s6 JANSSON, ]AN, I588-I664. SANSON, NICOLAS, r6oo-I667. TABULA MAGELLANICA QUA TIERR1E DEL FUEGO. LE CANADA, OU NOUVELLE FRANCE •...I. SOMER SCULPSIT. Amsterdam, Jan Jansson [, I652?]. Paris, Pierre Mariette, I656. Map, I6'' high plus margins, colored. Map, I 5 %" high plus margins, colored in outline. On verso printed in French is a description of the map, the signature Phillips 486 has as number [23] in Cartes of I675 while Marshall, mark S, and the catchword. There are four cartouches. Phillips, Maps, Clements, II, 336, has as plate 86 of Cartes of I658 and plate I04 of page 38I, lists as in Nuevo Atlas of I653· Atlantes Me 84 has as the I 664 edition. number (93), of the Nieuwen Atlas of [1652], where it is a new See PLATE 24 map. [!659 ?] [CLUVER, PHILIP, I580-I622.] BLAEU, JOAN, I596-I673· INDI1E ORIENTALIS ET INSULARUM ADJACENTIUM. PRAEFECTURA RENFROANA. [Leyden, I659?] [Amsterdam, Joan Blaeu, r654.] Map, 8Y2" high plus margins, colored. Map, I5 Y2"high plus margins, colored. On verso printed in Latin is a description and the signature mark Ff showing it to be from Theatrum Orbis Terrarum of I 654, Atlantes [r66o?} Bl 49, where it is number ( 2 7). This map first appeared in an atlas VEEN, OcTAVIO VAN, I56o?-r629? with Dutch text in this same year, Bl 48. AMORIS DIVINI EMBLEMATA ...OTHO VAENIUS. Antwerp, "Ex Officina Plantiniana Balthasar is Moreti," I 66o. I6 55 Quarto, 8Y2"high, bound in nineteenth-century half leather, gold­ LINDE, LucA DI. stamped. LUCAE DE LINDA DESCRIPTIO ORBIS. Contains on title page an allegorical engraving of a globe pierced by Leyden, Peter Leffen, I 65 5. arrows as an example of Roman Catholic cosmography. Octavo, 6Vs" high, bound in contemporary full leather, blind- and gold-tooled. Contains no maps, but the twelfth book is a description of America.

39 [r66o?] Twelvemo, 5 Y4"high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ tooled. BLAEU, WILLEM, I57I-I638. Contains sixty-one folding maps, town plans, views, and the like, all PALATINATUS BAVARIAE. relating to France. Tooley dates I666 in his dictionary. Amsterdam, Willem Blaeu [, I66o?}.

Map, I 5" high plus margins, colored. [r662] On verso printed in Latin is a description of the map, the folio 53, the signature mark Fff, and the catchwords. Atlantes, Index, has no Blaeu BLAEU, WILLEM, I57I-I638. entry for Palatinatus as Oberpfalz. AMERICA, QUAE EST GEOGRAPHIAE BLAVIANAE PARS QUINTA: LIBER UNUS. VOLUMEN UNDECIMUM. [Amsterdam, Joan Blaeu, I662.] [r66o} Atlantes Bl 56 has as separate volume with list of maps. Not seen. WIT, FREDERICK DE, I630-I706. Presented to the Philadelphia Maritime Museum in May I982. NOVA TOTIUS AMERICJE DESCRIPTIO. [Amsterdam, I66o.] Map, I7Y4"high plus margins, colored in outline in map but full [r662] in cartouche and panels. SANSON, NICOLAS, I6oo-r667. Atlantes, III, 2I2, lists as number [Io] and dates I66o. Phillips, L'AMERIQUE EN PLUSIERS CARTES ...ET EN DIVERS TRAITTEZ. Maps, page I05, dates I66o. [Paris, Nicolas Sanson, I662.} Quarto, 9" high, bound in contemporary full vellum. r662 Contains fifteen double-page maps engraved by Antony de Winter, MEURS, JACOB VAN, I62o-I68o. all of which relate to America. They are listed at Phillips I I 52. This copy has the bookplate of Talleyrand. Bound with BION, L'USAGE DES NAAUKERURIGE BESCHRIJVINGE VAN VRANKRYK, VIJFDE DEEL GLOBES, Amsterdam, I700 . . . . DOOR DR. ]. B. [Amsterdam, Jacob van Meurs, I662.} r662-r665 6o 201 Rrrr BLAEU, JOAN, 1596-1673· 6r 203 Ssss 62 205 Tttt ATLAS MAJOR, SIVE COSMOGRAPHIA [in eleven volumes}. all maps present to last: Amsterdam, Joan Blaeu, r662-r665. 96 307 Vuuuuu w Folios, 22" high, bound in contemporary full vellum, gold-tooled. and index agrees with this order, not ith Atlantes. This sumptuous set was in the library of George Simon, Earl of Har­ In Volume Four maps are bound in this order: 48, 51, 50, 49, 52. court, and is of extraordinary quality. This Atlas has generally been Volume Five has leaf * which has on recto same text as a2, the fol­ described in superlatives as by Phillips at 3430 and by Stevenson who lowing leaf, but with less leading for same type, and catchword called it a work of "unsurpassed excellence" and "the foremost atlas LECTO- is set in next smaller type. Verso of * has same text but with produced by the great Dutch atlas makers of the seventeenth century." one more line and different catchword and next leaf is not present; The maps in the volumes conform to the detailed description for the the third map is on the verso of 73 Britannica V, not U. In Volume Latin text in Atlantes Bl 56, which calls for 593 maps, except as fol­ Seven the place of map r8, Episcopatus Albiensis, not in Index, is lows: Volume One is the r665 reprint, as is Phillips 3430, in which taken by Dioecesis Ebroicensis, in Index in order but called for in the text has been reset. The recto of the first leaf of signature b is Atlantes as map 46. The binding order is reversed also for maps 58 dated MDCLXV and the order of the maps differs in this regard: and 59· In Volume Nine, maps called for in Atlantes are misbound in maps are in order to ( 3 I ) , then signature Cc not present with folios this order: r, 2, 6, 7, 4, 5, 8, 9, ro, with number 3 missing. Another misbound series is maps 20, 22, 2 r, and 23. 7 3 to 76 including maps ( 32) and ( 3 3). In Volume Three, map 49 See PLATE 25 is bound following map 50 and map 51 is missing along with signa­ ture Gggg containing folios r8r and 182. Atlantes on page 21 r omits all folios between map 54 at Kkkk and map 55 at Ssss. The following [r665 ?] table may help to clarify: BLAEU, JOAN, I596-I673· Map Number Following Folio In Signature INSULA GADITANA, VULGO ISLA DE CADIZ. 52 !83 Hhhh [Amsterdam, Joan Blaeu, r665?] 53 184 Hhhh Map, 14Ys"high plus margins, colored. 54 184 Hhhh 55 185 Iiii On verso printed in Dutch is a description, the folio r6, the signature 56 !89 Llll mark P, and the catchword. This is map 27 in Volume Eight of the 57 191 Mmmm Dutch Edition of Blaeu's Major Atlas1 see Atlantes1 I, 243, "r6 Span­ 58 195 Oooo jen. P." Bl 56 has as number (28 ) in "Liber XVII," a new map. Phil­ 59 199 Qqqq lips 3430 dates [r662-r665] and 4263 dates [r662-1672}. [r666]§ r668 GOOS, PIETER, I6I6?-r675. BLAEU, WILLEM, I57I-I638. ORBIS TERRARUM NOVA ET ACCURATISSIMA TABULA. GUILIELMI BLAEU INSTITUTIO ASTRONOMICA DE USU GLOBO­ RUM. Amsterdam, Pieter Goos [, I 666}. Amsterdam, Joan Blaeu, I668. Map, r6Ys" high plus margins, colored in outline in maps but full in cartouches. Octavo, 7t'2"high, bound in contemporary full vellum. Facsimile published by American Heritage with commentary on ver­ Contains woodcuts in text, none of which relates to America. so. Three copies. Atlantes, IV, I96, lists as number (I) of Goos IB, dated I666. r668 JACOBSZ, THEUNIS. GOOS, PIETER, I6I6?-I675· THE LIGHTING COLOMNE OR SEA-MIRROUR. L'ATLAS DE LA MER, OU MONDE AQUATIQUE. Rotterdam, Gerard van der Vluyn, I 668. Amsterdam, Pieter Goos, I 667. Folio, I8" high, bound in modern full leather with blind-tooling Folio, 2I�" high, bound in full early vellum. on boards and nineteenth-century gold-tooled leather label on spine. Contains forty-one colored maps called for on verso of B2 and at At­ lantes, IV, Goos 2B, with list at Goos rB of which numbers the Contains sixty-fivemaps with only the map of Greenland at page 70 following relate to America: I, 2, 27, 30, 3I, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, relating to America. Atlantes, IV, has as Jac 41, an Amsterdam I668 38, 39, 40, and 41. Phillips does not list this edition. Tooley's study of edition, a very scarce book, especially with the English text. California as an island in Map Collectors' Circle, Number Eight, has at number 22 this comment: "Perhaps the most attractive and cer­ tainly the most definite representation of California as an island. 1 670 California is the centre and 'raison d'etre' of the map." This atlas also BLOME, RICHARD, fl. I 66o-I 705. contains the very rare map of Manhattan and surrounding area which A GEOGRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE FOUR PARTS OF THE extends to the Dutch settlements on the Delaware River. WORLD TAKEN FROM ...SANSON. See PLATE 26 London, T.N. for Richard Blome, Nathaniel Brooks, Edward Brew­ ster, and Thomas Bassett, I67o. Folio, I3%" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ This study is the best work on globes published in England in the tooled. seventeenth century and is the perfect conclusion to pre-Newtonian The Fourth Part of this volume is devoted to America, and it contains astronomy. folding colored double-page maps of North America and of South America. The map of the world following the Preface shows Califor­ 1 671 nia as an island. GREGORY, JOHN, fl. I649-I67r. [r67 o?) § THE DESCRIPTION AND USE OF THE TERRESTRIAL GLOBE. HONDIUS, HENRICUS, I597-I65I. London, A. Clark for T. Williams, I 67 I. NOVA TOTIUS TERRARUM ORBIS GEOGRAPHICA AC HYDROGRA­ Quarto, 7Y2" high, bound in modern Cockerell marbled paper PHICA TABULA. wrapper. Paris, Francis Jollain [, I67o?]. 67 Map, r3Y2" high plus margins, colored. 1 1 MONTANUS, ARNOLD. Facsimile published by D.A.C. Inc. of New York. AMERICA ....DE NIEUWE EN ONBEKENDE WEERELD. Amsterdam, Jacob van Meurs, I67r. 1 670 Quarto, I2�" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ MOXON, JosEPH, I627-I7oo. tooled. A TUTOR TO ASTRONOMIE AND GEOGRAPHIE. OR AN EASIE AND Contains fifty-four maps and plates, earlier and better impressions SPEEDY WAY TO KNOW THE USE OF BOTH THE GLOBES ....IN than the German and English translations, indexed on verso of last SIX BOOKS.... SECOND EDITION. leaf. Stokes, Iconography, lists at 262. Sabin soo86 notes that this best edition is "sought for chiefly for its plates, especially for the en­ London, Joseph Moxon, I 670. graved view of New Amsterdam which is without any doubt the Quarto, 7 Ys"high, bound in contemporary full leather, blind- and handsomest and at the same time the most agreeable view of Dutch gold-tooled. New York." The frontispiece map is replaced by one from the Ogilby Woodcuts and engravings in text, none of which relates to America. edition.

43 (1671} Ogilby by Katherine Van Eerde date the publication of America as I67r. [OGILBY, JOHN, I6oo-I676.} AMERICA NOVITER DELINEATA. (167 I} [London, I67r.} [OGILBY, JoHN, I6oo-I676.} Map, I I" high plus margins, uncolored. NOVA BELGII QUOD NUNC NOVI JORCK VOCATUR, NOVlE QUE Style and information is derived from the earlier map of the Western ANGLI.lE& PARTIS VIRGINilE. Hemisphere by Hondius. Dated I67o by Tooley in the dictionary but [London and Amsterdam, I67r.} Phillips, Maps, page I05, dates I67I for publication of America. En­ Map, II%" high plus narrow margins, uncolored. graved by Matthaus Merian. Phillips, Maps, page 562, mentions publication of this map in Ogil­ by's America of I67I, and Van Eerde discusses his map making at page I78. The Map Collectors' Circle, Number 24, has a study of [1671} this map's history and its states at number 2I, and terms it Ogilby­ [OGILBY, JOHN, I6oo-I676.} Montanus. CHILI. [London, John Ogilby, I67r.} OGILBY, JOHN, I6oo-I676. Map, I I�" high plus margins, colored. URBS DOMINGO IN HISPANIOLA. From John Ogilby's America which used the plates from Arnoldus Montanus' Amerika, firstpublished in the same year. [London, John Ogilby, I67r.] Map, I I Y2"high plus margins, colored. Bird's-eye view of Santo Domingo city on the island of Hispaniola.

OGILBY, JOHN, I6oo-I676. 6 TABULA MAGELLANICA, QUA TIERR.lE DEL FUEGO. [ 1 731 London, I 67 r. [MONTANUS, ARNOLDUS, I625?-I683.} Map, I I%" high plus margins, colored. NOVUM AMSTERODAMUM. Contains four elegant· cartouches, ships alone and in battle, Indians, [Amsterdam, Olfert Dapper, I673.] birds, and animals. Phillips, Maps, page I05, and the biography of View, 5" high on folio page, colored.

44 This view is the fourth printed view of present-day New York City. It originally appeared twice in I67I in Montanus's Amerika, pub­ lished in Amsterdam, and in America published in London by ] ohn WIT, FREDERICK DE, 1630-1706. Ogilby. This is from the second continental printing. Stokes, Iconog­ TERRA NOVA, AC MARIS TRACTUS CIRCA NOVAM FRANCIAM ... raphy, I, I42-I43, discusses. BRASILIAM [upper cartouche) TERRA NEUF, EN DE CUSTEN VAN NIEU VRANCKRYCK ...VENEZUELA. Amsterdam, Frederick de Wit [, r675]. I674 Map, r9Ys" high plus margins, colored. NICOLAS, SANSON, I6oo-I667. Atlantes, IV, M. Wit r, has as number (25) of the Atlas of I675· MAPPE-MONDE GEO-HYDROGRAPHIQUE, OU DESCRIPTION GENE­ Compare with [1745} RENARD, TERRA NEUF, except that this has RALE DU GLOBE. Latin cartouche and other imprint. See PLATE 29 Paris, Hubert Jaillot, I674· Map, 2IW" high plus margins, colored in outline in maps but full [r67 5 ?-r68s?J in cartouches. WIT, FREDERICK DE, I630-1706. Engraved by Louis Cordier and dedicated to the Dauphin by Jaillot, who is described in his relationship to the Sanson family by Tooley at ATLAS [two volumes in one]. page 4I in Maps and Mapmakers. See PLATE 27 Amsterdam, Frederick de Wit [, r675?-I685?]. Folio, 2 I" high, bound in modern full leather, gold-tooled on spine and morocco panel front board. I674 Volume One contains twenty-seven maps called for in the index on WOOD, ANTHONY A, I632-I695· the verso of the firstengraved title page, the firsttwo of which relate HISTORIA ET ANTIQUITATES UNIVERSITATIS OXONIENSIS [two to America. Atlantes Wit 3 dates [r68o?} with the index reading volumes in one]. Hungaria, Transilvania, Servia, etc. at 2 r. Volume Two contains Oxford, "E Theatro Sheldoniano," I 674· twenty-seven sea-charts called for in the index on the verso of the first engraved title page. Phillips 485 dates it [1675 ?] and lists maps I, 20, Folio, r6Ys"high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, and 27 as relating to America. Atlantes M. Wit tooled. 2 dates after r68o. Bound in at the end is a Paris map of Japan and On verso of cover is bookplate of Algernon Capell, Earl of Essex, Korea by Crepy dated 1767. All maps are colored in outline. Israel I70I. There is a folding double-page map of Oxford bound at page noted that this "is the only known example combining land and sea 364. atlases in one volume." See PLATE 28

45 On verso printed in English is a description of Carolina and Florida, SPEED, JOHN, I552-I629. the folios 49 and 50, and the signature mark Bb. Phillips 488 has this as number 75 in Speed's Theatre, and Cumming, Southeast, has as AMERICA WITH THOSE KNOWN PARTS ....DISCRIBED AND IN­ number 77· Marshall, Clements, II, 397, notes it being based on the LARGED BY ...ANO. I626. Ogilby map of I672, from Cape Charles in north to St. Augustine in London, Thomas Bassett and Richard Chiswell [, I676}. south. Map, I 5 Y2"high plus margins, colored in outline in map but full in cartouches and panels. On verso is a description of America. Engraved by Abraham Goos of SPEED, JOHN, I552-I629. Amsterdam who is discussed in Atlantes, II, I20. Phillips, Maps, page A NEWE MAPE OF TARTARY ....DIRCK GRIJP SCULP. 104, notes that this map was first published by George Humble in London, Thomas Bassett and Richard Chiswell [, r 676]. Speed's Prospect in I63 I, discussed in Sabin 89228. Map, I 5 Y2"high plus margins, colored. On verso printed in English is a description of the map and the folios 39 and 40. A part of America is shown. Phillips 488 describes the SPEED, JOHN, I552-I629. I676 edition of the Prospect of which this is number [20] as also in 5949· The printing history of the editions is discussed in the facsimile A MAP OF NEW ENGLAND AND NEW YORK .... F. LAMB SCULP. of the r627 edition. Sabin 89228 describes this. London, Thomas Bassett and Richard Chiswell [, I676}. Map, I5" high plus margins, colored. On verso printed in English is a description of the map, the folios 4 5 and 46, and the signature mark Z. This is based on the Jansson proto­ SPEED, JOHN, I552-I629. type of a quarter-century earlier as discussed in Map Collectors' Circle, NORTHAMTONSHIRE ....JODOCUS HONDIUS Cl.ELAVIT . . . I6Io. Number 24, where it is number 2 3· London, John Speed for Thomas Bassett and for Richard Chiswell [, 1676]. Map, I 5 Ys"high plus margins, colored. SPEED, JOHN, I552-I629. On verso printed in English is a description of the map and of the A NEW DESCRIPTION OF CAROLINA. county, a list of hundreds and of towns, and the folio. See note at Tooley on Bassett, and Skelton, "County Atlases," 92. London, Thomas Bassett and Richard Chiswell [, I676]. Map, I4%" high plus margins and lake top, colored. Map, I I Ys" highplus margins. SPEED, JOHN, I552-I629. Facsimile published by W. Elliot Woodward of Roxbury in I86s History of the In­ PENBROKSHYRE ....JODOCUS HONDIUS CJELAVIT. to accompany the reissue of William Hubbard's dian Wars. Wheat & Brun I44 describes the map and the controversy, London, John Speed for Thomas Bassett and Richard Chiswell and it is reproduced in Shipton-Mooney 231. . [, I676). Map, I 5 �" high plus margins, colored. On verso printed in English is a description, the signature mark Hhh, and the folios IOI and 102 of Book Two, Chapter Three. This map is FOSTER, JoHN, I648-I68r. listed as Part Two, [2], in Le Gear 5949 which describes The Theatre A MAP OF NEW-ENGLAND. of the Empire. Speed is discussed by Tooley at pages 68 through 70 Boston, John Foster, I677· in his Maps and Mapmakers. Map, I I Ys"high plus margins. Facsimile published by the Massachusetts Historical Society in I888 to accompany the remarks of Samuel Abbott Green. Wheat & Brun DU VAL, PIERRE, I618-I683. 144 describes and Shipton-Mooney 231 reproduces. LE CANADA FAICT PAR LE SR DE CHAMPLAIN. Paris, Pierre Du Val, I677· Map, I3%" high plus margins, colored, bound on tab in burlap­ HEYLIN, PETER, I599-r662. covered boards in slipcase. COSMOGRAPHY IN FOUR BOOKS ....THE 5TH EDITION. Phillips 501 has as number [I5] of I688 edition, dated I677, as in London, A. Clark for Philip Chetwind, Anna Seile, Thomas Bas­ cartouche. This is the Streeter copy, I, 99· For a discussion of the vari­ sett, J. Wright, Richard Chiswell, and T. Sawbridge, r677. ous states, see Verner's North Part of America. See PLATE 30 Folio, r 3 �" high, bound in modern full leather, gold- and blind­ tooled with gilt edges, by Townsend. Contains four folding maps, that of America being bound at page 128, dated r663. FOSTER, JOHN, I648-I68I. A MAP OF NEW-ENGLAND. Boston, John Foster, I677·

4 7 I 677 Forty-eightmo, 3 Vs" high, bound in modern full leather, gold­ stamped. IZACKE, RICHARD, 1624?-1698. Dated by Tooley in his dictionary under Seller, following Phillips ANTIQUITIES OF THE CITY OF EXETER. 490 citation of an advertisement. Contains the fifty-threemaps called London, E. Tyler and R. Holt for Richard and George Marriott, for in Phillips 490 where the following numbers relate to America: I677· [r], [42], [43], [44], [45], [46], [47], [48], [49], [50], [51}, Octavo, 7!4" high, bound in contemporary full leather, blind­ [52], and [53}, to which should be added the frontispiece and [17}, tooled. Asia. Sabin 7902 5 joins Phillips in not including the frontispiece in the number. Donald Cresswell writes that "the maps are superb Contains a map of the City of Exeter. Mansell locates four copies: at and of the effulgent baroque quality that would soon be taken up by UCLA, Yale, Newberry, and Pratt in Baltimore. John Senex in England. Lovely and masterful work by Seller that is unlike the primitive work found in the English Pilot that is usually associated with him." I 677§ SELLER, JOHN, fl. 1664-1697, and [r68o] FISHER, WILLIAM, fl. r669-169r. KEULEN, JOHANNES VAN, 1654-1715. A MAPP OF NEW JERSEY IN AMERICA. PASCAARTE VANDE ZEE CUSTEN VAN GUINEA, EN BRASILIA. London, John Seller and William Fisher, r677. Amsterdam, Johannes van Keulen [, 168o}. Map, 22 �" high plus margins trimmed close at top, colored. Map, 20!4"high plus margins, colored. Facsimile published in collotype by Meriden Gravure Company in 1958. Atlantes, IV, 382, has as number [26] of the Van Keulen charts, and it appears in Keu 2 as number 27 of the French edition of the Zee­ Atlas, dated r68o. This map shows the South Atlantic and the coast [!6791 of Africa from Cape Verde to the Cape of Good Hope and of America SELLER, JOHN, fl. r664-1697. from above the Amazon to below the Plate rivers. ATLAS MINIMUS OR A BOOK OF GEOGRAPHY. London, John Seller [, 1679}. [ r 68o] § Octavo, 8Y2"high, bound in contemporary full vellum. WIT, FREDERICK DE, I630-I 706. Engraved allegorical title page followed by rubricated type title page. Plates, some folding, portray crafts and industries, flora and fauna, NOVA ORBIS TABULA, IN LUCEM EDITA. and a folding map of Ceylon and the Maldives at page 68 and of [Amsterdam, Frederick de Wit, I68o.] Brazil at page 338. Map, I8Ys" high plus margins, colored in outline at maps but full in cartouches. [r683?] Facsimile of map which Atlantes} III, 2 I2, lists as number [3] of the KEULEN, JOHANNES VAN, I654-I7I5. de Wit maps and dates as r68o in the Index, V, 282. PAS KAART VAN WEST INDIEN. Amsterdam, Johannes van Keulen [, I 68 3?]. [r682?] Map, 20�" high plus margins closely trimmed, colored in outline VISSCHER, NICOLAS, I649-I702. in chart but full in cartouche. NOVISSIMA ET ACCURATISSIMA TOTIUS AMERICAE DESCRIPTIO. Atlantes} IV, 394, has as number [II6]* of the charts and it appears [Amsterdam, I 682?] as number (I) of the Zee-Fakkel of I684, Keu Io9A. Contains the coasts of America from fourth south to fifty-sixth north parallels, Map, I7Ys" high plus margins, colored. from the mouth of the Amazon through the gulf of Mexico. Atlantes} III, I79, lists as number [92*], with the privilege which was given in I682, according to Vis I r. Phillips, Maps} page I05, dates I66o?, and two elaborate cartouches are present. DU VAL, PIERRE, I6I8-I683. L'AMERIQUE AUTREMENT LE NOUVEAU MONDE. r682 VRIES, SIMON DE. Paris, "Madlle Du Val Fille de !'Auteur," I684. CURIEUSE AENMERCKINGEN ...OOST EN WEST-INDISCHE .... Map, I4Y2"high plus margins, colored. EERSTE STUCK. Phillips, Maps} page I05, lists as having been firstpublished in I655· Utrecht, Johann Ribbius, I682.

49 [r686} [Paris,} I 688. [MALLET, ALAIN MANESSON, I630-I7o6.] Map, 22 Y4"high plus margins, colored. CANADA OU NOUVELLE FRANCE. Facsimile published in France. [Paris, D. Thierry, I686.} Map, 5 Y2" high plus "die Landtschafft Canada oder class Neue r688 Franckreich. Fig: 9" in margins, colored. BLOME, RICHARD,fl. I6 6o-I705. Tooley's entry dates at I686 the German edition of the five-volume L'AMERIQUE ANGLOISE, OU DESCRIPTION. Description de t'Univers of I683 of Paris. Phillips 3447 has as Vol­ ume Five, page 273. Amsterdam, Abraham Wolfgang, I688. Twelvemo, 5%" high, bound in modern half-leather, gold­ stamped. [r686} This firstFrench edition contains seven folding maps by Robert Mor­ [MALLET, ALAIN MANESSON, I630-I706.} den: (I), Jamaique; (2), Barbades; (3), Pensylvanie; (4), Bar­ ISLE DE TERRE NEWE. mudes; ( 5), Caroline; ( 6), Nouvelle Angleterre; and ( 7), [Cape [Paris, D. Thierry, I686.} Charles to Baffin Bay}. Map, 5 %" high plus "die Insel der Neuen Erde. Fig: I2" in mar­ gins, colored. r689 Tooley's entry dates at I686 the German edition of the five-volume DONCKER, HENDRIK, r625-I699. Description de l'Univers of I683 of Paris. Phillips 3447 has as Vol­ DE NIEUWE GROOTE VERMEERDERDE ZEE-ATLAS OFTE WATER­ ume Five, page 283. WERELT. Amsterdam, Hendrick Doncker, I 689 [printed, but altered by pen r688§ to I688]. BEREY, CLAUDE AUGUSTE. Folio, 2 I%" high, bound in contemporary full vellum, gold­ CARTE GENERALE CONTENANTE LES MONDES DES COELESTE tooled. TERRESTRE ET CIVILE ....GRAVE PAR JEAN CRESPY ....ECRITE Contains forty-eight sea charts. The text belongs to another edition and PAR CLAUDE AUGUSTE BEREY. the register at page IS does not agree with the maps published here.

s o They are colored in outline and all nude figures "clothed" with heavy plus unindexed colored folding map of The Kingdom of England and color. This edition is described, in all of its complexity, in Atlantes} IV, Wales. Atlantes} III, 150-155, discusses the atlases published by the Don 2 3, with the following related to America using numbers in or­ Visscher family, none of which, from Vis r r through Vis 28, describes der of binding followed by Koeman's Atlantes number in brackets: exactly this atlas with the index of twenty-five maps, nor does Phil­ r, [53*]; 2, [8r1; 3, [821; 4, [831; 39, [ror]; 40, Mar del Zur His­ lips 552. Those maps relating to America are numbers r, 2, 23, 24, panis Mare Pacificum, [781; 41, [77*1;42, [75*1; 43, [ro21; 44, and 25. [ro31; 45, [73 *1; 46, [74 *1; 47, [ro41 containing the first view of Philadelphia published outside of London, a copy of the Holme plan; and 48, [491. This edition is not listed in Phillips nor Le Gear at num­ MOLL, HERMAN, d. 1732. bers r68, 472, or 5688. A MAP OF THE WEST INDIES ...SEVERAL TRACTS MADE BY THE GALEONS AND FLOTA. r689 London, Herman Moll, I 690. MORTIER, PIERRE, r66r-r7rr. Map, 23�" high plus margins, colored in outline. MANIERE DE FORTIFIER DE MR. DE VAUBAN ....LE TOUT MIS Contains view of Mexico City and plans of harbors. Phillips, Maps, EN ORDRE PAR MR. LE CHEVALIER DE CAMBRAY. page I054, notes publication in World Described. Amsterdam, Pierre Mortier, r689. Presented to the Philadelphia Maritime Museum in May 1984. Octavo, 8" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold-tooled. Contains plans of fortifications on many folding plates. [!690} RAM, JOHANNES DE, I648-r693. [r689 ?} LONDON! ANGLI1E. VISSCHER, NICOLAS, r649-1702. Amsterdam, Johannes de Ram [, I 6901. ATLAS MINOR. Map, I9�" high plus margins, colored. Amsterdam, Nicolas Visscher [, r689?1. Atlantes, Aa 9, Volume Ten, number 7, has the firstfour words of the Folio, 2 r" high, bound in blind-tooled vellum wanting ties. title. Phillips 3485 dates La Galerie [1729]. Nebenzahl assigns the date r69o in a catalogue entry. Inset has portraits of William and Engraved colored frontispiece is dated r689? at Atlantes} Vis 12, and Mary and a view of the river and the city beyond. the twenty-fivecolored double-page maps called for in index are here 1 692 Folio, 12 Ys"high, bound in modern cloth, stamped. SANSON, NICOLAS, r6oo-r667. Facsimile published by Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, Amsterdam, r966, as Volume IV of the First Series on Urbanization. One hundred en­ L'AMERIQUE SEPTENTRIONALE. graved plates depicting towns and costumes with the following num­ [Paris, Hubert Jaillot,} r692. bers related to America: 77, Hudson's Bay; 78, 79, New Amsterdam; Map, 2 r w" high plus title and margins, colored in outline in map So, Mexico; 8r, Acapulco; 82, San Francisco de Campeche; 83, 84, and full in cartouche. Havana; 85, San Domingo; 86, 87, Porto Rico; 88, Barbados; 89, Nombre de Dios; 90, Panama; 91, 92, Cartagena; 93, 94, Pernam­ Dedicated to the Dauphin by Jaillot who is described in his relation­ buco; 95, St. Augustine; 96, Surinam; 97, San Salvador; 98, 99, Po­ ship to the Sanson family by Tooley at page 41 in Maps and Map­ tosi; and roo, Lima. makers. There is a discussion of the r692 Atlas Nouveau of Sanson at Phillips 514 where this map is numbered 5· See PLATE 31 I695 CAMDEN, WILLIAM, I55I-I623. MORDEN, ROBERT, d. I703. CAMDEN'S BRITANNIA, NEWLY TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH.... PUBLISHED BY EDMUND GIBSON. GEOGRAPHY RECTIFIED: OR, A DESCRIPTION OF THE WORLD .... THIRD EDITION, ENLARGED. London, Freeman Collins for Abel Swale and Awnsham and John Churchill, r695. London, Robert Morden and Thomas Cockerill, r693. Folio, r7Y2" high, bound in contemporary full leather, blind- and Octavo, 7%" high, bound in contemporary full leather, blind­ gold-tooled. tooled. This firstedition contains an engraved portrait of Camden as frontis­ Here are seventy-eight colored maps, thelast seventeen of which are piece, and the fifty maps are by Robert Morden. of parts of the Western Hemisphere, and the map of the world is at page 12. Phillips has at 4268 with a list of maps of America at 498. [1695} [I695?}§ KEULEN, JOHANNES VAN, I654-I7I5. ALLARD, CAREL, r648-r709. PASKAERT WAER IN DE GRADEN. ORBIS HABITABILIS OPPIDA ET VESTITUS. Amsterdam, Johannes van Keulen [, r 69 5]. Amsterdam, Carel Allard [, r 695?]. Map, 20%" high plus margins, colored. Phillips 3453 has as number [Ioi] in Die Groote Niewe Vermeer­ [1695 } derde Zee-Atlas of I695, entered in Atlantes, IV, as Keu 20B. Cres­ MORDEN, RoBERT, d. I703. well notes as "a wonderful European's view of the Atlantic Ocean oriented to the west." SUFFOLK. See PLATE 32 London, Abel Swale and Awnsham and John Churchill [, I695}. [1695} Map, I4Y2"high plus margins, colored. KEULEN, JOHANNES VAN, I654-I7I5. Tooley on Swale notes the collaboration with Churchills for Morden's Britannia of I695· Skelton, "County Atlases," I I6, has as the twenty­ WASSENDE GRAADE KAART VAN ALLE BEKENDE ZEEKUSTEN .... first map. P. PICKART FEC.

Amsterdam, ]ohannes van Keulen [, I 69 5]. r69s-r697 Map, 20�" high plus margins, uncolored. CORONELLI, VINCENZO MARIA, I650-I7I8. This chart of the world incorporates all then known by the Dutch, MARE DEL NORD. when they were the leaders of the sea trade. Atlantes, Keu 3 3A, notes that the first fifteen-year privilege was granted in I 68o and was re­ Venice, 1695-I697. newed in I695· K.eu20 B notes this chart's firstappearance in the sea­ Map, I7Ys" high plus margins, colored. atlas of I695 as number ( 5), and also as number (I) in Keu 38A. Phillips 52 I has as number [I 5] in the two-volume Atlante Veneto Phillips 509 has as number [3} in Nicolas Visscher, Atlas Minor of of I695-I697. (I692?}. r695 -r697 CORONELLI, VINCENZO MARIA, I650-I7I8. [MOLL, HERMAN, d. I732.} MARE DEL NORD. THESAURUS GEOGRAPHICUS. A NEW BODY OF GEOGRAPHY. Venice, I695-I697. London, Abel Swale and Timothy Child, I695· Map, 24" high plus margins, colored. Quarto, I2Y2" high, bound in modern half-leather, gold-stamped. Phillips 52 I has as number [22} in the two-volume Atlante Veneto Phillips 536 describes another Moll work and mentions this Thesau­ of 1695-I697. rus as containing two maps relating to America, America at page 473 and British Plantations at page 480. America also appears in the planisphere following page 44 of the Introduction.

53 1 696 The eighteen maps colored in outline are double-page, the first of which is a world map, the fourth is of Africa showing part of Brazil, WHISTON, WILLIAM, r667-1752. and the :fifth is of North America, showing California as an island. A NEW THEORY OF THE EARTH. The next is of South America. Phillips 547 lists only the last two as London, R. Roberts for Benjamin Tooke, 1696. relating to America. Octavo, 7�" high, bound in contemporary full leather, blind- and gold-tooled. r698 Contains seven folding plates plus engravings in the text. HENNEPIN, LOUIS DE, I640-I70I. A NEW DISCOVERY OF A VAST COUNTRY IN AMERICA. London, M. Bentley, J. Tonson, H. Bonwick, T. Goodwin, and S. ( 1 696 - 1 7 I8} Manship, r698. DANCKERTS, JUSTUS, I635-I70I. Sixteenmo, 7�" high, bound in contemporary full leather. ATLAS. This :firstEnglish edition has two folding maps, one of North America Amsterdam, Justus Danckerts [, r696-r7r8}. from 6o0 North to 20° North,and the other of the New World from Folio, 19%" high, bound in full leather. 6o0 North to 20° South. This is considered by Lande as "one of the most important volumes in the early history of North America," at The eightieth map, that of Mantua, numbered 72 in MS on verso, de­ page 423. Sabin 31371 describes it as does Vail 278 and Wing scribes an event of 1718. Atlantes, I, 88-90, discusses the atlases pub­ H 1450. It contains the :first view of Niagara Falls in English. lished by the Danckerts family, none of which, from Dan I through Dan 5, describes exactly this atlas of 147 maps. Those maps relating to America are numbers 2; 3; 6; 136, America; 138, Novi Belgii; 139, Louisiana by Seutter; 144, Guiana by Thelot of Frankfurt, OGILBY, JOHN, r6oo-r676. r669; and 145, Chili by Janssonius of Amsterdam. BRITANNIA: OR, THE KINGDOM OF ENGLAND. London, Abel Swale and Robert Morden, r698. Folio, r 5" high, bound in contemporary full leather, blind- and FER, NICOLAS DE, r646-r720. gold-tooled. PETIT ET NOUVEAU ATLAS. Contains one hundred double-page uncolored maps of "the Principal Paris, Nicolas de Fer, r697. Roads," the :first book of road maps and the first to use the mile of 5,280 feet. Octavo, 9" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold-tooled.

54 [I700?} BION, NICOLAS, I652-I733· HOMANN, JOHANN BAPTIST, I663-I724. L'USAGE DES GLOBES CELESTES ET TERRESTRES . . . NOUVELLE TOTIUS MARCHIONATUS LUSATIAE. EDITION. Nuremberg, Johann Baptist Homann [, I7�o?}. Amsterdam, Francis Halma, I700. Map, I9" high plus margins, colored in map but uncolored in car­ Quarto, 9" high, bound in contemporary full vellum. touches, as is characteristic. Contains fifteenengraved plates on theuse of globes, none of which relates to America. Bound with SANSON, L'AMERIQUE (I66 2}. [I700} [WELLS, EDWARD, 1667-1727.} [I700?} A NEW MAP OF THE MOST CONSIDERABLE PLANTATIONS OF THE HOMANN, JOHANN BAPTIST, r663-1724. ENGLISH IN AMERICA ...SUTTON NICHOLLS SCULP. BELGII PARS SEPTENTRIONALIS. [London, Edward Wells, 1700.} Nuremberg, Johann Baptist Homann [, I7oo?}. Map, 14" high plus margins, colored. Map, I8Ys" high plus margins, colored. This appeared in his New Sett of Maps of [I7oo}, where Phillips 53 I Shows North American coast from Maine to Virginia in inset map has as number [4I}. There are inset maps of Nova Scotia, Carolina, along with a view of the city of New Amsterdam. Not found among Jamaica, Barbados, and Bermuda. maps in Maritime 460 and 46 I nor in Stokes.

[I700} [I700?} WELLS, EDWARD, r667-I727. JOHANN BAPTIST HOMANN, , I663-I724. A NEW MAP OF THE TERRAQUEOUS GLOBE. SUPERIORIS ET INFERIORIS DUCATUS SILESI.lE. [Oxford, I700.} Nuremberg [, I7oo?}. Map, I4Y2"high plus margins, colored in outline in maps but full Map, I9Ys" high plus margins, colored in map but uncolored in elsewhere with sumptuous color heightened by gum arabic. cartouches. Engraved by Michael Burghers of Oxford University and dated 1700 Maritime 460 has as number 66 in the Atlas N ovtts. by Tooley in his dictionary. Phillips 531, number [I}, is dated 1700.

55 Wells set a new standard for elegant atlas making when he produced Band V, Map 2 ...Caraibicarum Insularum. Amsterdam, Rei­ his atlas for the education of youth with each map dedicated to young nier and Josua Ottens [, I72o?}, Phillips 4257, William, Duke of Gloucester. VII, number r 12, and Phillips 3490, number See PLATE 33 I25, ...Map of South America. London, Herman 00- 2 17 171 Moll [, I72o?}, L'ISLE, GUILLAUME DE, I675-I726. I4 Nova Tabula ...Borealiorem Americre Partem. [ATLAS DE GEOGRAPHIE.} Amsterdam, Visscher [, I7oo?}, Phillips 3478, [Paris, I700-I7I2.} numbers I25 and I26, Folio, 2oY.2" high, bound in contemporary full vellum wanting Amplissimre RegionisMississippi. Nuremberg, ties. Homann [, I720?}, Cumming, Southeast, pages r86 and r87, describes as the base map for all Thirty-nine maps colored in outline are in this untitled atlas. Those eighteenth-century maps of the Mississippi Val­ maps relating to America are the following ten: I, I7oo; 3, Theatrum ley, Historicum ....Pars Occidentale, I705; 4, !'Amerique Meridionale, I7oo; 5, !'Amerique Septentrionale, I7oo; 6, l'Asie, 1700; 7, !'Af­ r6 Virginia Marylandia et Carolina. Nuremberg, rique, I7oo; 36, du Paraguay du Chili, I703; 37, de la Terre Firme Homann [, 1720?}, du Perou du Bresil, I703; 38, du Canada, 1703; and 39, du Mexique ...Ludovicianre vel Gallice Louisiane. Augs­ (second state), I703. Phillips 533 lists eight of these. burg, Seutter [, 1745?}, r8 Carte Nouvelle Contenant la Partie d'Amerique la plus Septentrionale. Amsterdam, Visscher [, 1700?], VARIOUS. Nova Tabula ... Borealiorem AmericrePartem. [Five volumes of maps and sea charts by various hands.} Amsterdam, Visscher [, r7oo?], Folios, 2 I Y.2"high, bound in contemporary half leather, blind- and 20 Nova et Accurata Brasilire ...Auctore Joanne gold-tooled. Blaeu. Amsterdam, Schenck [, 1720?], Maps relating to America are: 2I America Septentrionalis a Domino d'An ville. Band I, Map I Le Monde Eclipse ... 1748. Nuremberg, Ho­ Nuremberg, Homann Heirs, 1756, mann Heirs, I 7 4 7, 22 Americae Mappa Generalis. Nuremberg, Ho­ 2 Planiglobii Terrestris. Nuremberg, Homann mann Heirs, I 7 46, [, I720?}, 23 Totius Americae. Nuremberg, Homann Nova Isthmi Americani ...Panama. Amster­ [, I720?], dam, Ottens [, I 7 40?], 25 Nova Virginia:Tabula. Amsterdam, Schenck 39 Terra Firma. Amsterdam, Valek and Schenck and Valek [, I7IO?], [, I740?], Partie Orientale de la Nouvelle France ou du 40 Yucatan. Amsterdam, Covens and Mortier Canada par Mr. Bellin. [Nuremberg,] Homann [, I750?], Heirs, I755, 4I America: Pars Meridionalis. Amsterdam, Valek 27 Partie Occidentale de la Nouvelle France ou du and Schenck [, I 7 40?], Canada par Mr. Bellin. [Nuremberg,] Homann 42-47 Amerique Septentrionale ...Par le Docteur Heirs, I755, Mitchel. Paris, le Rouge, I 7 56, Virginia: Pards Australis ...Nova Descriptio. Regni Mexicani seu NovreHispanire. Nurem­ Amsterdam, Valek and Schenck [, r7oo?], berg, Homann [I720?]. 29 Pensylvania Nova Jersey et Nova York. Augs­ burg, Seutter [, r 7 40?], Domina Anglorum. [Nuremberg,] Homann Heirs [, 1740?], FER, NICOLAS DE, I646-I720. Carte de l'Isle de la Martinique ....Houel ... CARTES ET DESCRIPTIONS. Delisle ...Philippe Buache. Amsterdam, Covens Paris, Nicolas de Fer, I7o2. and Mortier, I732, Quarto, I2" high, bound in modern quarter leather, gold-tooled. 32 Jamaica. Amsterdam, Visscher [, I7oo?], Engraved colored double-page title page is followed by nineteen 33 Representation ...de l'Isle Martinique. Augs­ double-page maps, colored in outline, of which eight relate to Amer­ burg, Seutter [, I740?], ica: Mappe-Monde at leaves II and 12, L'Europe at 13 and 14, Cali­ 35 Mappa Geographica Complectens Indire Occi­ fornia at 35 and 36, Nouvelle Espagne at 37 and 38, Les Isles at 39 dentalis. [Nuremberg,] Homann Heirs and 40, La Terre Firme at 4I and 42, Le Chili at 43 and 44, and Le [, I73I ?}, Detroit de Magellan at 45 and 46, nearly all dated I7o2. 36 Typus Geographicus Chili, Paraguay. Nurem­ berg, Homann Heirs, I733, 37 Tabula America;Specialis Geographica Regni Peru. [Nuremberg,] Homann Heirs [, I735?],

5 7 ! 702 Octavo, 6%" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ tooled. MATHER, CoTTON, r663-1728. Mansell, 8, 654, lists this but supplies no dates for author. MAGNALIA CHRISTI AMERICANA. London, Thomas Parkhurst, 1702. Quarto, 12 Y2"high, bound in rebacked contemporary full leather, !703 blind-tooled. CELLARIUS, CHRISTOPHORUS, I638-I707. This .firstedition contains the map of New England opposite page r. NOTITIA ORBIS ANTIQUI. Sabin 46392 describes the map as "often wanting." Cambridge, John Owens, 1703. See PLATE 34 Quarto, ro'' high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold-tooled. !702 -!7 !0 None of the twenty-one maps relates to America. SCHERER, HEINRICH, r628-r704. GEOGRAPHIA NATURALIS [in seven parts in three volumes]. !703 Munich, Mary Magdalen Rauchen and, for Part Seven, Mathias LAHONTAN, LOUIS ARMAND, BARON DE, r666-r715. Riedl, for Johann Caspar Bencard, 1702-I7I0. MEMOIRES DE L'AMERIQUE SEPTENTRIONALE ....TOME PRE­ Quartos, ro%" high, bound in contemporary full vellum, blind­ MIER [and second}. tooled. La Haye, Freres !'Honore, 1703. Contains one hundred and ninety-two maps. For descriptions of the seven parts and for maps relating to America see Phillips 3460 for Twelvemo, 6Y2"high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ Part One, 34 59 for Part Two, 34 57 and 5 38a for Part Three, 346 r tooled. for Part Four, 3458 for Part Five, 3462 for Part Six, and 3471 for This second issue of the .first edition contains twenty-six plates. Sabin Part Seven. Also described in Sabin 77606 is an eight-volume edition describes it as a spurious edition at 38638 but Paltsits corrects him. of 1703. The maps are at the following pages: 9, Canada; 14, Quebec; rr6, Lake Huron; 136, Mississippi; 242, Plaisance Bay; and, in the second volume, Canada at page 5· In his dictionary Tooley identifies Fran­ s;ois!'Honore of Paris as the publisher. ALINGHAM, WILLIAM. A SHORT ACCOUNT OF THE NATURE AND USE OF MAPS. London, R. Janeway for Benjamin Barker, 1703.

ss VARIOUS. ROOK, G. ATLAS MINOR SIVE TOTIUS ORBIS TERRARUM [engraved title A MAP OF THE CITY AND BAY OF GIBRALTAR. page, volume of maps by various hands}. [London? I705 ?} Folio, 2I" high, bound in contemporary full leather, blind-tooled. Map, 8%" high plus margins, uncolored. Contains one hundred and twenty-three maps of which this map re­ Contains maps, views, and a plan dedicated "to the Prince of Hessen lates to America: I, Totius Americae Septentrionalis et Meridionalis Darmstadt by Col: 01 : D'Harcourt." ...Norimberge, Homann.

[!7 05 ?} [!705 - 1739] EIMMART, GEORG CHRISTOPHER, I638-I705. CHATELAIN, HENRY ABRAHAM, I684-1743. LOCA STELLARUM, COELESTI HUIC GLOBO. PREMIERE CARTE ...HISTOIRE DU MONDE ...LA SPHERE, LE GLOBE CELESTE. [Nuremberg, Georg Christopher Eimmart, I 705?] Amsterdam, Henry Abraham Chatelain [, I705-I739}. Globe, I2" diameter, on circular wood base. Map, I 3 �"high plus title and margins, uncolored. A celestial globe described by Yonge at page 27. Contains eight engraved illustrations of the universe, the world, and various interpretations of the same in history, from an edition of Chatelain's Atlas Historique.

FER, NICOLAS DE, I646-I720. PLAN DES VILLES ...DE CARTAGENE ....INSELIN SCULPSIT. !706 [Paris,} Nicolas de Fer, I705. CORONELLI, VINCENZO MARIA, I650-I718. Map, 9%" high plus margins, uncolored. TEATRO DELLA GUERRA [BELGIO}. Marshall, Clements, I, 349, notes publication in Atlas Curieux, Paris, Naples, I706. I705-I7I7, as number I30 in Volume Two, and elsewhere. Kapp 39 Octavo, oblong, 8%" high, bound in contemporary paper-covered discusses the I700 map and mentions this edition. limp boards. Contains forty-eight plates including maps, views of cities, and plans of fortifications,none of which relates to America.

59 Contains maps of the world and of China, among other illustrations, CURSON, HENRY. and a modern seal of ownership of Watanabe. A NEW DESCRIPTION OF THE WORLD. London, John Nutt, I7o6. !708 Twelvemo, 4 Ys"high, bound in contemporary full leather, blind­ MOXON, JosEPH, r627-r7oo. tooled. THE USE OF A MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENT CALLED A QUAD­ The only map relates to America and is the frontispiece, Typus Orbis RANT ....SEVENTH EDITION. Terrarum. Mansell, I30, 4 and 5, list publications of Curson but not London, Joseph Moxon, I7o8. this edition. Octavo, 6" high, disbound. [!707 ?] Contains a woodcut in text and eight-page advertisement for globes, maps, instruments, and the like following page 46, pages misimposed AA, PIETER VAN DER, I659-I733· in printing. D'ENGELZE VOLKPLANTING IN VIRGINIE DOOR IOHAN SMITH. Leyden, Pieter van der Aa [, I707?].

Map, 6" high plus margins and imprint and folio "Pag. 7," col­ MOLL, HERMAN, d. I732. ored. THE WORLD DESCRIBED: OR, A NEW AND CORRECT SETT OF MAPS. Atlantes, I, 4, has this as map number ( 72) in Carte des ItinerairesJ Leyden, I707, Aa I, and as map number ( Io8) in Aa 2 of I7I4. London, John Bowles [, 1709-I736}. Folio, 25Y2"high, bound in contemporary full leather, blind­ tooled on boards and gold-tooled on spine. Contains thirty maps, colored in outline, which are listed on the pros­ KAI TSU SHOU KOU. pectus on verso of front cover. Phillips 554 lists those relating to [Geography of the world by Nisuikawa Joken in five volumes America as numbers r, 2, 7, 8, 9, IO, I r, and I2, and dates the entry bound in two.} 1709-I720. Map 6 should be added, for it shows part of Brazil. Phil­ lips 3469 describes the states of map number 8, of which this is the Kyoto, Umemura Jiemon, I708. third state with the Cherokees note. Map number r is dedicated to Octavos, 9" high, bound in contemporary paper. King George II who came to the throne in I727.

6o [17 I O?} HOMANN, JOHANN BAPTIST, I667-I724. SENEX, JOHN, d. I740. PORTUGALLIJE ET ALGARBIJE ...LITTORA BRASILIJE ...AMERI­ NORTH AMERICA CORRECTED FROM THE OBSERVATIONS. ClE. [London,) John Senex [, I 7 I o). Nuremberg, Johann Baptist Homann [, I7Io?]. Map, 37Y2"high plus margins, colored. Map, I9%" high plus margins, colored. Marshall, Clements, II, 365, notes Wheat 2I as a reference. Maritime 460 has as number 30 in Atlas N ovus.

[17 I O?} SENEX, JOHN, d. I740. KEULEN, GERARD VAN, I678-I727. SOUTH AMERICA CORRECTED FROM THE OBSERVATIONS. [SEA CHARTS.) [London,) John Senex [, I 7 I o?). Map, 37%" high at neat lines plus lines and margins, colored. Amsterdam, Gerard van Keulen [, r 7 I o?}. Folio, 24%" high, bound in contemporary full vellum. Dedicated to Edmund Halley. In his entry for van Keulen, Tooley writes that some copies of atlases Presented to the Philadelphia Maritime Museum in May I984. were made up to customers' "special requirements," similar to the trip tickets issued by modern auto clubs. This is one of those, taken from the I85 charts in the I708-I709 edition of the great Zee-Atlas,. [17 IO?] Keu 28, in Atlantes, IV. The six charts are colored and are titled: VALCK, GERARD, I65o?-I726. I. The New Sea Chart of the South Part of the North Sea, NOVUS PLANIGLOBII TERRESTRIS PER UTRUMQUE POLUM CON­ 2. The New Sea Map Chanell Betwext Engsland et France, SPECTUS. 3· The New Sea Map of the Spannish Zee Betwext Chanell and the Amsterdam: Gerard Valek [, I 7 I o?). I. Cuba, Map, I6" high plus closely trimmed margins, colored. 4· Nieuwe ... Geheel-Westindien, Atlantes Val 2 is followed by a list of maps of the Valcks of which this 5. Pascaerte vande Caribes, is number [I). 6. Nieuwe ...Curacao.

61 ( 171 0?} M. de la Salle in London in 17I4. Phillips notes that the inset panel shows a view of Niagara Falls. VISSCHER, NICOLAS, I587-I652. BRABANTI.iE BATAV.lE PARS OCCIDENTALIS .... NUNC APUD PE­ TRUM SCHENK JUNIOR. (I7 I 5 ?} Amsterdam, Peter Schenck [, r7ro?}. KEULEN, JOHANNES VAN, I654-I7I5. Map, 19�" high plus margins, colored. PAS-KAART VANDE ZEE KUSTEN INDE BOGHT VAN NIEW ENGE­ Atlantes C & M ro has as number ( 88) in the Nieuwe Atlas dated LAND. ( 1707-1741). Amsterdam, Johannes van Keulen [, I 7 I 5?}. Atlantes1 IV, 385, has as number [I36} among the charts. (I7 I 4} AA, PIETER VAN DER, 1659-1733· Presented to Maine State Museum. AMERICA IN PRAECIPUAS IPSIUS PARTES ....L 'AMERIQUE SELON LES NOUVELLES OBSERVATIONS.

Leiden, Pieter van der Aa [, 1714}. MOLL, HERMAN, d. I732. Map, r8Y2"high plus title and margins, colored in outline in map A NEW AND EXACT MAP OF THE DOMINIONS OF THE KING ... but full in cartouche which depicts cooking and eating of human NORTH AMERICA. limbs. London, Herman Moll, I 7 I 5. Atlantes Aa 2 lists as number (92) and dates (1714). Map, 39%" high plus margins, colored in outline in map but full See PLATE 35 in cartouche and in engraved scene of beaver at Niagara.

(I7 I4}§ This is the firstissue of the map as described by Henry N. Stevens in the headnote to Phillips 3469, there described as very rare in this JOUTEL, HENRY, r64o-r735· state. Also listed as state A in Cumming, Southeast} I 58. A NEW MAP OF THE COUNTRY OF LOUISIANA. [London, 1714.} Map, 14�" high plus margins, colored. Facsimile of map cited in Phillips, Maps1 page 563, which notes a MOLL, HERMAN, d. I732. r684 edition by Jean'Baptiste Louis Franquelin, and page 566, which TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE JOHN LORD SOMMERS. . . . THIS notes this map being published in The ] oUt·nal of the Last Voyage ... MAP OF NORTH AMERICA. London, Herman Moll and Thomas Bowles and by Philip Overton page; 12, Planiglobii; r6, America; and I7, Regni Mexicani, which (, I7I5?}. shows North America from 46° north to 7° north and from Trinidad Map, 22 Y2"high plus margins, colored. to Lower California. Donald Cresswell writes that "this early edition of this atlas contains maps of uncommon beauty. The Homann family Marshall, Clements, II, 97, notes publication in World Described as issued many editions of its atlases for the next eight decades. The car­ number 7, and also notes ten inset maps of harbors. In addition there touches and other ornaments were etched on die copper plates while is a depiction of cod-fishingand drying under the elegant cartouche. the maps were line engraved. The etched lines of the ornaments faded Presented to Maine State Museum. due to the wear of subsequent editions, but this copy has beautiful strong lines throughout each map and exquisite color to match. A beautiful example of Homann's work." 171 6 CHURCH, BENJAMIN, I639-I7I8. I6 ENTERTAINING PASSAGES RELATING TO KING PHILIP'S WAR. (I7 } Boston, Bartholomew Green, I 7 I 6. HOMANN, JOHANN BAPTIST, r663-1724. SPHlERARUM ARTIFICIALIUM TYPICA REPRAESENTATIO. Quarto, 7 %" high, bound in modern full leather, gold-tooled. Shipton-Mooney I8oo assigns authorship to Church over T.C. on Nuremberg, Johann Baptist Homann [, I7I6]. title page on basis of "LOC card," and reproduces in Early American Plate, I 9" high plus margins, showing celestial, terrestrial, and Imprints. armillary globes, colored. LeGear 5966 describes Homann's Grosser Atlas of I7I6, and this I 7 I6 plate is number [2]. It does not appear in her listings for his Neuer Atlas of I705-I773, 5959, nor of I707, 5960. HOMANN, JOHANN BAPTIST, I663-I724. See PLATE 36 GROSSER ATLAS. Nuremberg, Johann Ernst Adelbulner for "Auctioris," I7I6. Folio, 20Y2"high, bound in contemporary quarter vellum. FER, NICOLAS DE, I646-I720. Contains 126 colored maps and plates listed in the Register. LeGear INTRODUCTION A LA GEOGRAPHIE ....SECONDE EDITION. lists as 5966 with I 18 maps dated 1702 through I748 which she compared with Johann Georg Mager, Geographischer Buchersaal, I, Paris, Guillaume Danet, I 7 I 7. 666-703. Phillips 586 calls for 148 maps for the I737 edition with Twelvemo, 7Y2" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ dates from I7IO through I775· Maps relating to America are title tooled. Engraved title page and folding frontispiece world maps portray Cali­ [17 19) fornia as an island, as does the folding map of the Western Hemi­ HENRY ABRAHAM, I684-I743· sphere at page I48. There are three other folding maps, of Europe, CHATELAIN, Asia, and Africa. CARTE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE ... POUR L'ETABLISSEMENT DE LA COMPAGNIE....

1717§ [Amsterdam, I719.} Map, I9Y2" high plus margins, colored. SOUTHACK, CYPRIAN, r662-1745. Atlantes Cha 7 has as number ( 7 ) of the Atlas Historique of [ r 7 I 9}. [A NEW CHART OF THE ENGLISH EMPIRE IN NORTH AMERICA.} Boston, Fran cis Dewing, I 7 I 7. Map, 27Y2" high, in four sheets, plus margins, uncolored. Facsimile published by the John Carter Brown Library, second print­ MOLL, HERMAN, d. 1732. ing, 1961. This is the first engraved map printed in the present-day A NEW AND CORRECT MAP OF THE WORLD. United States. Wheat & Brun 44-46 discuss states. London, John Bowles, Thomas Bowles, Philip Overton, and John King [, I719?}. Map, 22�" high plus margins, colored in outline in map and full in cartouche. WELLS, EDWARD, I667-1727. Marshall, Clements, II, 95, notes publication in lVorld Described of A NEW SETT OF MAPS BOTH OF ANTIENT AND PRESENT GEOG­ I7I9 as number r. RAPHY. London, William Churchill, 1718. [ 1720} Folio, I7'' high, oblong, bound in contemporary half leather. KOEHLER, JOHAN DAVID, I684-1755. Contains forty-one maps called for in Phillips 3479· Those relating DESCRIPTIO ORBIS ANTIQUI. to America are numbers I; 2; 39, North America; 40, South Amer­ Nuremberg, Christoph Weigel [, I72o}. ica; and 41, as listed in the Catalogue. This atlas has an unusual for­ mat with ancient and modern maps side by side. Folio, 15�" high, bound in contemporary full leather, blind­ tooled. Contains the forty-four maps called for in title, colored, none of which relates to America except number 43· Tooley's dictionary dates I720 while Phillips 30 and 31 date [1720?}.

NEAL, DANIEL. SENEX, JOHN, d. I740.

A NEW MAP OF NEW ENGLAND. A DRAFT OF THE GOLDEN & ADJACENT ISLANDS WITH PART OF London, James Clark, R. Ford, and R. Cruttendon, 1720. THE ISTHMUS OF DARIEN [title of upper map}. Map, 9" high plus margins, closely trimmed, colored. A NEW MAP OF THE ISTHMUS OF DARIEN IN AMERICA, THE BAY OF PANAMA [title of lower map}. Phillips, Maps} page 468, has as the frontispiece for Neal's History of New England of London that year. Contains inset maps of Eastern [London, Daniel Browne, I 7 2 r.} Canada and of Boston Harbor. Sabin 52140 contains critical com­ Map, 23Y2"high plus margins, both maps colored in outline but ments on the book. cartouches uncolored. Phillips, Maps} page 65 7, has this as appearing in New General Atlas [ 1 720?} of 1721, facing page 254· Lower map shows Central America from SCHERER, HEINRICH, I628-1704. below the seventh to above the fourteenth parallels north.

NAVIGATIONES PRl.ECIPU..m EUROP..mORUM AD EXTERAS NA­ TIONES.

[Munich, 1720?] SENEX, JOHN, d. I740. Map, 8%" high plus margins, colored in outline in map but full A NEW GENERAL ATLAS. elsewhere. London, Daniel Browne, Thomas Taylor, John Darby, John Senex, Major routes of sea travel are shown and in each corner is a ship with William Taylor, Joseph Smith, Andrew Johnston, William Bray, stern engraved with arms of nations. Phillips 538a, number [1], has and Edward Symon, 1721. corners representing the four continents. Folio, 2 I Y2" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ tooled. Contains thirty-three maps called for in binder's direction at Preface, SENEX, JOHN, d. 1740. colored in outline. Those relating to America are numbers I; 2; 24, A NEW MAP OF LONDON ...REVISED BY ]NO. SENEX .... Asia where northwest America appears; 28; 29; 30; 31; 32; and S. PARKER DE LIN. ET SCULPT. 33· Phillips 563 points out that the map of Louisiana is dedicated to William Law. Sabin has at 79124 where the maps are described as London, John Senex, I720. "immense." Map, 19%" high plus margins, closely trimmed especially at top, colored. [ 1 7 2 1} Phillips, Maps} page I054, has full title of this map which appeared SENEX, JOHN, d. I740. in New General Atlas of I72I, opposite page I86. A NEW MAP OF AMERICA FROM THE LATEST OBSERVATIONS REVIS'D BY ....

(London, I72 1.} SENEX, JOHN, d. I740. Map, I9" high plus margins, colored in outline in map but full in A NEW MAP OF THE WORLD. cartouche in which Indians are depicted in battle and cooking and (London, I72r?} consuming the losers. Map, r6Y2"high plus margins, colored in outline in maps but full Phillips 563 lists as number [29] in the New General Atlas of I72 L in cartouche and decorative elements. See PLATE 37 Phillips 563 describes a 1721 atlas of Senex with "[r} A new map of the world." SENEX, JOHN, d. I 7 40. A NEW MAP OF FRANCE AGREEABLE TO THE OBSERVATIONS. 1722 [London,} John Senex [, I72 I}. L'ISLE, GUILLAUME DE, 1675-1726. Map, I7W:"high plus margins, colored. CARTE DE L'ISLE DE SAINT DOMINGUE. Phillips 563 describes the New General Atlas of I72I with thirty­ Amsterdam, Johannes Covens and Cornelis Mortier, I722. four maps, nearly all with the word New in the title. Tooley discusses Map, r8W,"high plus title, "InsulreS. Dominicre Tabula Accura­ Senex in his Maps and Mapmakers at page 55· tissima," and margins, colored in outline in map but full in car­ touche. Atlantes C & M 4 has as number 49 in Atlas Nouveau of 1730. SENEX, JOHN, d. I740. (A NEW MAP OF THE ENGLISH EMPIRE IN THE OCEAN OF AMER­ 1 722 ICA, OR} WEST INDIES ...I. HARRIS SCULP. L'ISLE, GUILLAUME DE, 1675-1726. [London, Daniel Browne, I 7 2 I.} CARTE DU MEXIQUE ET DE LA FLORIDE. Map, I9 Ys" high overall, trimmed with loss of text on three sides Amsterdam, Johannes Covens and Cornelis Mortier, r 7 2 2. including most of title.

66 Map, r8W," high plus title, "Tabula Geographica Mexicreet Flori­ Quarto, I I Y2 " high, bound in modern half leather, blind- and dre&c," and margins, colored with "I. Stemmers Senior Sculp." be­ gold-tooled. low title cartouche. Sabin 9874 5 lists this among other editions. Atlantes C & M 3 has as number 7, in a variant title, in the firstof the De L'Isle atlases, the 1730 Atlas Nouveau. This map shows North America to the forty-fifth parallel, from Newfoundland Banks to California. WELLS, EDWARD, I667-I727. THE YOUNG GENTLEMAN'S ASTRONOMY ....THIRD EDITION. London, James and John Knapton, I725. MOLL, HERMAN, d. 1732. Octavo, 7Y2" high, bound in contemporary full leather, blind- and THE COMPLEAT GEOGRAPHER ....FOURTH EDITION (two parts gold-tooled. in one volume]. Contains twenty engraved plates, some folding. London, John Knapton, R. Knaplock, J. Wyat, John and B. Sprint, John Darby, D. Midwinter, E. Bell, A. Bettesworth, William Tay­ lor, William and J. Innys, R. Robinson, J. Osborne, Francis Fay­ [ 1727 -!780} ram, John Pemberton, J. Hooke, Charles Rivington, F. Clay, Edward Symon, J. Batley, J. Nix, and T. Combes, 1723. ANVILLE, JEAN BAPTISTE BOURGUIGNON D', I697-I782. Quarto, r3W," high, bound in contemporary full leather, blind­ (ATLAS GENERAL.) and gold-tooled. [Paris, I727-I78o.] Contains forty-fivemaps. Phillips 566 lists thirteen maps relating to Folio, 22" high, bound in contemporary half-leather, gold-tooled. America, at pages i and liii in Part One and 3, ro6, 189, 194, 195, A collection of forty-two maps, some colored in outline, without a 214, 237, 244, 258, 265, and 272 in Part Two, including map of the title page but with manuscript list which differs from that listed by Philippines at ro6 which this catalogue does not include as relating Phillips at 57I : to America. Sabin 49905 lists this among other editions. MS List Phillips 2 [I] not present I 3-4 2 VEGA, GARCILASSO DE LA. s-6 3 LA FLORIDA DEL INCA. 7-8 4 Madrid, OfficinaReal for Nicolas Rodriguez Franco, I 7 2 3. I4-I5 5

6 7 MS List Phillips not present 35-5 I I6-I7 6 22, Phonicie not present I8-I9 7 Of those fifty-onemaps listed by Phillips and present here, the follow­ 28 8 ing Phillips numbers relate to America: I, 2, IO, I I, 12, 13, 32, 33, 29 9 and 34· 35 IO 36 II 4I-42 12 CUTLER, NATHANIEL. 43 I3 9·!0 I4 A GENERAL COASTING PILOT [title page of volume two of Senex II-I2 I5 Atlas of 1728]. I3 I6 London, James and John Knapton, William and John Innys [,etc.], not present I7 I728. 2I 18 See SENEX, ATLAS 1728 and Phillips 3298. 24 I9 25 20 26-27 2I [!728?} 20 22 HOMANN, JOHANN BAPTIST, 1663-1724. 23 23 33 24 TOTIUS AMERICAE SEPTENTRIONALIS ET MERIDIONALIS NOVIS­ 34 25 SIMA REPRlESENTATIO. not present 26 Nuremberg [, Johann Baptist Homann, 1728?]. not present 27 Map, 19!4" high pll:ts margins, closely trimmed, colored in map 30-31 28 but cartouches uncolored. not present 29 not present 30 Phillips 3474has as number [20] in the Neuer Atlas of 1712 [-I730] 32 31 and at 539 as number 13 in the Atlas Novus of [I702-1750]. Also 37·38 32 see Homann listings at 556, 577, and 586. Wear to the cartouches 39 33 suggests a later printing of this map. 44 34

68 Map, iM" high plus margins, colored. SENEX, JOHN, d. 1740. Phillips 574 notes publication in the Atlas Minor of 1729 as number

ATLAS MARITIMUS & COMMERCIALIS; OR, A GENERAL VIEW OF [48]. Marshall, Clements} II, 97, notes publication in [1736] edition THE WORLD [in two parts in one volume]. as number 52. London, James and John Knapton, William and John Innys, John Darby, Arthur Bettesworth, John Osborn and Thomas Longman, John Senex, Edward Symon, Andrew Johnston, and "the Executors MOLL, HERMAN, d. 1732. of William Taylor deceas'd," 1728. THE SCOTS SETTLEMENT IN AMERICA CALLE'D NEW CALEDONIA. Folio, 22" high, bound in modern half leather, blind- and gold­ A.D. 1699. tooled on spine. [London,] Herman Moll [, 1729?]. The fifty-foursea-charts are bound at the end of the volume following Map, 9%" high plus margins and binder's linen thread, colored in Cutler's Coasting Pilot of 1728. The charts relating to America are outline. listed in Phillips 3298 as numbers 2, 21, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, Phillips 574 notes publication in the Atlas lviinor of 1729 as number 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, and 52, to which should be added chart number r. [53]. Marshall, Clements} II, 97, notes publication in [1736] edition as number 6o.

MOLL, HERMAN, d. 1732. [1730?] NEW ENGLAND, NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY AND PENSILVANIA. AA, PIETER VAN DER, 1659-1733. London, Herman Moll [, 1729?]. L'ITALIE SUIVANT LES NOUVELLES OBSERVATIONS. Map, 8" high plus margins and folios, colored in outline. Leyden, Pieter van der Aa [, 1730?]. Marshall, Clements} II, 94, dates [1730] but 96 dates to Atlas Geo­ Map, 8%" high plus margins, uncolored. graphus of 1717. It is the earliest postal map of the present-day United States. On verso written in pencil is "Voyage le chevalier de Chastellux en See PLATE 38 Amerique Paris 1796." La Galerie of [1729] is described at Phillips 3485 where Italy is found at Volume Twenty-seven and also in At­ lantes Aa 9· MOLL, HERMAN, d. 1732. A PLAN OF PORT ROYAL HARBOUR IN CAROLINA. [London,] Herman Moll [, 1729?]. (I730?} [!730} HOMANN, JOHANN BAPTIST, r663-1724. L'ISLE, GUILLAUME DE, 1675-1726. REGNI MEXICAN! SEU NOV.t.E HISPANI.t.E, LUDOVICIAN.t.E, N. AMERICA MERIDIONALIS IN SUAS PRAECIPUAS PARTES (upper ANGLIJE.... title]. Nuremberg [, 1730?]. L'AMERIQUE MERIDIONALE DRESSEE SUR LES OBSERVATIONS Map, r8Ys" high plus margins, colored. [ cartouche title]. Phillips 586 has as number [147] in the Grosser Atlas of 1737. It is Amsterdam, Johannes Covens and Cornelis Mortier [, 1730]. based on De !'Isle's 1718 map of Louisiana. Map, r8" high plus title and margins, colored in outline in map but uncolored in cartouche. (I730?} Atlantes C & M 3 has as number 4 in the Atlas Nouveau of 1730. HOMANN, JOHANN BAPTIST, r663-1724. PLANIGLOBII TERRESTRIS CUM UTROQ HEMISPHJERO C.t.ELESTI. [!730} Nuremberg, Johann Baptist Homann [, 1730?]. L'ISLE, GUILLAUME DE, 1675-1726. Map, r8%" high plus margins, colored. TABULA GEOGRAPHICA PARAGAI.!E, CHILlS, FRET! A MAGELLA­ Phillips 539 describes the Atlas Novus which has number r, Plani� NICI [upper title]. globii Terrestris. CARTE DU PARAGUAY, DU CHILI, DU DETROIT DE MAGELLAN See PLATE 40 [ cartouche title]. [!730?} Amsterdam, Johannes Covens and Cornelis Mortier [, 1730]. L'ISLE, GuiLLAUME DE, r675-1726. Map, 19Ys"high plus title and margins, colored in outline in map L' AMERIQUE SEPTENTRIONALE ( cartouche). but uncolored in cartouche. AMERICA SEPTENTRIONALIS (top margin). Phillips 3442 lists this edition of Atlas Nouveau under Covens & Amsterdam, Johannes Covens and Cornelis Mortier [, 1730?]. Mortier and dates [r683-r761]. This is number 95 in Volume Nine there. In Atlantes C & M 3, the 1730 Atlas Nouveau, it appears as Map, 17%" high plus title and margins, colored. number I o in a variant short title without articles. In C & M 4, num­ Phillips, Maps, page 569, dates [1733?] from the Atlas Nouveau ber 52, the definite article is used, and C & M 7, number I r 6 has no published [1741?] by Johannes Covens and Cornelis Mortier, as articles. C & M 8, dated (after I757) has full titles where this is number 29 in Vol�e Two. Atlantes C & M 3 has as number 3 and number I2I. dates 1730. [ 1 730] C & M 4 has as number 46 with fuller title. Marshall' ClementsJ I ' 528, dates [I696?] but at Atlantes Mor I the title differs. L'ISLE, GUILLAUME DE, I675-I726.

TABULA GEOGRAPHICA PERUAE, BRASILIAE & AMAZONUM RE­ GIONIS [upper title}. [ 1 730] CARTE DE LA TERRE FERME DU PEROU, DU BRESIL ET DU PAYS SEUTTER, GEORGE MATTHAUS, I678-I757· DES AMAZONES [cartouche title]. ATLAS HISTORIQUE TOME I [-II, binder's title}. Amsterdam, Johannes Covens and Cornelis Mortier [, I730]. Augsburg, George Matthaus Seutter [, I730]. Map, I8%" high plus title and margins, colored in outline in map but uncolored in cartouche. Slipcases, 4�" high, of contemporary paper with engraved covers in two contemporary full leather gold-tooled volume boxes. Phillips 3448 lists this edition of Atlas Nouveau under Covens & Mortier and dates [I683-I76I]. This is number 8I in Volume Nine Contains twenty-four maps, 7%" high plus margins, colored. None there. In Atlantes C & M 3, the I730 Atlas Nouveau} it appears as of the maps relates to America. Although the slipcase title of one is number 9 in a variant short title using the definite articles not the "Nova Hispanire," the map is of Spain and Portugal. None of the possessives, as at C & M 4 at number 51. C & M 7, number II5, has seven items listed for Seutter by Phillips and LeGear describes this without articles, and C & M 8, dated (after I 7 57) , has full titles atlas. Cresswell describes as "a beautiful, baroque presentation of a where this is number I20. collection of maps, an elegant assembly."

[ 730?] [ 1730?] 1 L'ISLE, GuiLLAUME DE, I675-I726. SEUTTER, GEORGE MATTHAUS, I678-1757. CARTE DU CANADA OU DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE ET DES DE­ NOVUS ORBIS SIVE AMERICA MERIDIONALIS ET SEPTENTRIO­ COUVERTES. NALIS. Amsterdam, Johannes Covens and Cornelis Mortier [, I730?]. Augsburg, George Matthaus Seutter [, I730?]. Map, I9�" high plus margins, colored in outline in map but un­ Map, 19Y2" high plus margins, closely trimmed, colored in map colored in cartouche. but cartouches uncolored. Phillips 583 has as number 8 in Grosser Atlas of [I734?], and 593 Atlantes C & M 2 has as number 5 in the Atlas Nouveau of I730, "the Atlas Novus earliest we know of for a Covens & Mortier reissue of De l'Isle atlas." has as number 6 in of [I 7 40?]. [1730] § Folio, I9%" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ stamped. SEUTTER, GEORGE MATTHAUS, I678-I757· Contains many plans of fortifications, walled towns, and harbors, RECENS EDITA TOTIUS NOV! BELGII IN AMERICA SEPTENTRIO­ none of which relates to America. NAL!. Augsburg, George Matthaus Seutter [, I730}. Map, I8Y2" high plus margins, colored. 1733 POPPLE, HENRY, d. I743· A facsimile lithographed on two sheets joined. See Map Collectors' Circle, Number 24, for the study, "New Light on the Jansson-Visscher A MAP OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE IN AMERICA. Maps," at number 25, which describes this second state. Marshall, London, S. Harding and William Henry Toms, I733· Clements, II, 368, dates [I730}. Within a handsome cartouche is a Folio, 2 I" high, bound in contemporary quarter leather. view of the city of New York. Contains twenty plates not colored with rare contents leaf and the one-sheet map. Sabin 64I40 describes as having "views of Niagara [173!?} Falls, New York, Quebec, etc." Stevens termed it the "finest and largest map of North America engraved up to this time." CUSHEE, RICHARD, I708-I732. See PLATE 39 A NEW GLOBE OF THE EARTH. [London?,} Richard Cushee [, I 7 3 I?}. 1733 Globe, 2%'' diameter, in spherical case lined with celestial map. POPPLE, HENRY, d. I743· Yonge describes at page 22 a globe of "Cashee" dated I73 I, "minia­ A MAP OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE IN AMERICA. ture, free ball in black-leather, hinged spherical case which is lined [London,} S. Harding and William Henry Toms, I733· with a celestial map," but gives as diameter 5 I em. Folio, I9 Ys"high plus full-size map engraved in twenty sheets of approximate size, colored. 1733 See Sabin 64I40 and POPPLE I733 above. LEMAU DE LA JAISSE. Presented to the Philadelphia Museum of Art. CARTE GENERALE DE LA MONARCHIE FRAN<_;OISE. [Paris], Lemau de la Jaisse, I733· 1734 Amsterdam, Johannes Covens and Cornelis Mortier [, I734?]. DU SAUZET, HENRI. Map, I9�" high plus title and margins, closely trimmed, colored ATLAS DE POCHE. in outline in map but uncolored in cartouche. Amsterdam, Henri du Sauzet, I 7 34· This is one of the copies about which Tooley writes on page 55 in Octavo, 8%" high, bound in contemporary half vellum, gold­ Maps. A variant title appears at Atlantes, II, 82, numbers 104 through stamped. I07 of C & M I I, Nieuwe Atlas of ( I705-I759). Another similar title is at C & M 7, number IOI. This is a copy of the key map to the , The Index calls for forty maps of which these present relate to Amer­ larger twenty-one-sheet map, and is the second edition. The firstedi­ ica: 5, Asia; 6, Africa; 7, North America; and 8, South America. The tion is here at I733· Phillips, Maps, pages 569 and 570, lists. firstthree maps listed in Index are missing. The thirty-seven remain­ ing are colored in outline. Listed in Atlantes as Sau 2 and in Phillips as 584a but in both cases describing two later European maps not [ 1734?} present in this edition. SEUTTER, GEORGE MATTHAUS, I678-I757· 1734 DIVERSI GLOB! TERR-AQUEI STATIONE VARIANTE. HOCKER, JOHANN LUDWIG. Augsburg, George Matthaus Seutter [, 1734?] . . . . ERD-UND HIMMELS-KUGEL. Map, 19%" high plus margins, colored. Nuremberg, Peter Conrad Monath, I734· Phillips 583 is dated [1734?] and has this map as number 3· Quarto, 8" high, bound in contemporary half vellum. Contains engraved frontispiece and ten plates of globes of which plates I, III, and IV relate to America. Stevenson lists this in Volume Two, page 232, of his study of terrestrial and celestial globes where MOLL, HERMAN, d. 1732. he gives the longer title in a variant form. NEW FOUND LAND ST. LAURENCE BAY, THE FISHING BANKS. London, Herman Moll [, 1736?]. Map, 7Ys" high plus margins, uncolored. POPPLE, HENRY, d. I743· Marshall, Clements, II, 96, has as number 47 in Atlas Minor of A MAP OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE IN AMERICA . . . BY . . . [car­ [I736]. Phillips 574 has as number [57] " ...Laurens bay ... 1729." touche title]. This was changed along with other things for Phillips 578, [1732?}, CARTE PARTICULIERE DE L' AMERIQUE SEPTENTRIONALE [top number 47· margin title].

73 Map, I4%" high plus imprint and cut to platemarks. ENGLISH PILOT. A dedication in the title cartouche reads, "Inscribed to the President, A CHART OF THE SEA COAST OF NEW FOUND LAND, NEW SCOT­ Council and Fellows of the Royal Society. By Thomas Wright." An LAND ...MARYLAND. unusual piece showing the route of an eclipse taking place above the British Isles. London, William Mount & Thomas Page [, I737?}. Map, I8" high plus margins, closely trimmed, uncolored. Phillips I I 57 has as number [5} in The English Pilot, The Fourth LAUNAY, CARL LUDWIG. Book, London, I737· Sabin discusses editions at 226I6 to 226I9. . ..PROFAN- UND KIRCHEN-HISTORIE ...GEOGRAPHIE. ERSTER THEIL. ...ANDERTER THEIL [in one volume}. [!737 ?} Augsburg, Martin Veith, I738. JAILLOT, ALEXIS-HUBERT, I632-I7I2. Octavo, 8�" high, bound in contemporary full leather, blind­ PRINCIPAUTE DE TRANSILVANIE DIVISEE EN CINQ NATIONS. tooled. Amsterdam, Reinier and Josua Ottens [, I 7 3 7?}. Contains thirty maps of which these in Volume Two relate to Amer­ ica: Typus Orbis at 4, Sphaerarum at I6, Europae at 20, Asiae at 20, Map, I9YS"high plus margins and Latin title, "Nova Transil­ Africae at 26, and Americae at 28. vaniae Principatus Tabula," colored. Atlantes, III, 89, lists this map as number 206 in the Ottens catalogue "published after I737 and before I750." [!739} MOLL, HERMAN, d. I732.

(r737 ?) A VIEW OF THE GENERAL TRADE WINDS. London, Thomas Salmon [, 1739}. WRIGHT, THOMAS, fl. I735-I790. Map, 7�" high plus margins and "Vol. 3· p. 129," uncolored. THE PASSAGE OF THE ANNULAR PENUMBRA OVER SCOTLAND &C. IN THE CENTRAL ECLIPSE OF THE SUN ON THE I8TH DAY From Salmon's Modern History of I739· Sellers & Van Ee, II, 98, OF FEBRUARY I736/7 IN THE AFTERNOON. lists Moll's other maps on trade winds. London, John Senex [, I 7 3 7?}.

74 1739 Paris, Philippe Buache [, I740?}. RENARD, LOUIS. Map, I9�" high plus margins, colored in outline. ATLAS DE LA NAVIGATION, ET DU COMMERCE. Follows Popple's rendition of the Gulf of Mexico and the West Indies. Amsterdam, Reinier and Josua Ottens, I739· Presented to the Philadelphia Maritime Museum in May I984. Folio, 22" high, bound in modern half vellum with gold printing on green leather label on spine. 1740 Contains thirty-one sea-charts following title page as described in At­ lantes, IV, Ren 2, dated I739, but the maps are those of Ren 3 with L'ISLE, GUILLAUME DE, I675-I726. the exception that 5 is between I and 2 and 3 I is missing. Those re­ ATLANTE NOVISSIMO .... VOLUME PRIMO. lating to America are numbers I, 5, 2, 3, 4, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, and Venice, Giambatista Albrizzi, I 7 40. 32. Phillips 592 lists the Ren 2 maps, twenty-eight in number. Sabin 69598 lists some of the American maps. Folio, I7�" high, bound in contemporary full vellum with gold­ tooled leather title panel on spine. Thirty-four maps are contained in this firstvolume, an Italian edition 1740 of the Nouveau Atlas of 1730, published posthumously. Maps num­ ber I and 2 I relate to America, according to Phillips 5 94, to which BOWEN, EMANUEL, I700?-I767. should be added number 2 which shows northwestern America. See A NEW MAP OR CHART OF THE WESTERN OR ATLANTIC OCEAN. 1750 for Volume Two. London, Edward Cave, I 7 40. Map, I4�" high at plate mark plus margins, colored. Cartouche has portraits of Admirals Robert Blake and Edward Ver­ LESLIE, CHARLES. non. A NEW HISTORY OF JAMAICA ....SECOND EDITION. Presented to the Philadelphia Maritime Museum in May I984. London, J. Hodges, I740. Octavo, 8" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold-tooled. [1740?] Frontispiece is a folding map of Jamaica. Sabin 40I90 discusses the Edinburgh editions. BUACHE, PHILIPPE, I700-I773· CARTE D'UNE PARTIE DE L'AMERIQUE POUR LA NAVIGATION DES ISLES ...DEPUIS LA BERMUDE JUSQU'A CAYENNE.

75 (I740?) (I740?) LOTTER, TOBIAS CONRAD, 1717-1777· SELLER, JOHN, H. I664-1697. AMERICA SEPTENTRIONALIS CONCINNATA ...JUX TA ANNO­ A GENERAL CHART OF THE WESTERN OCEAN. TATIONES RECENTISSIMAS PER G. DE L'ISLE. London, William Mount and Thomas Page [, I74o?]. Augsburg, Tobias Conrad Lotter [, 1740?]. Map, r8Y.4" high plus margins, colored. Map, IiVs" high with no margins, colored. Duplicate of map in the English Pilot, Fourth Book but a later im­ Marshall, Clements, I, 538, notes publication in Atlas Factice, 1720- pression when firm wasMount & Page, I 7 3 3 to I 7 48. I770, at plate number 225 and in the 1732-1780 edition as number 5· Presented to the Philadelphia Maritime Museum in May I 984.

I 740 (I740?) POINTIS, JEAN BERNARD LOUIS DESJEAN, BARON, 1645-1707. SEUTTER, GEORGE MATTHAUS, 1678-1757· AN AUTHENTICK AND PARTICULAR ACCOUNT OF THE TAKING ATLAS NOVUS. OF CARTHAGENA . .. I697 . ..SECOND EDITION. Augsburg, George Matthaus Seutter [, 1740?]. London, Olive Payne, 1740. Folio, 2oY2" high, bound in contemporary limp full leather, blind­ Quarto, 7%" high, bound in modern half leather, gold-stamped. tooled. Contains a Plan of theHarbour & City facing page r as called for in Phillips 593 is dated [1740?] and calls for forty-nine colored maps. Sabin 63705. This has nineteen of which the firsttwo listed by Phillips and number four, Asia, relate to America.

LES PRINCIPALES FORTERESSES PORTS ... PLACENTIA.... ANAP­ OLIS ROYAL. ...BOSTON ....NEW YORK ....CHARLES TOWN.

••• ST. AUGUSTINE .... PROVIDENCE ....HAVANA .... ST. IAGO. SPECHT, CASPAR. . . . PORT ANTONIO .... PORTO BELLO .... I.K.s. HOLLANDil.E COMITATUS ... PER C. SPECHT. KAART VAN'T [Paris? 1740?] GRAAFSCHAP HOLLAND. Map, 19Ys" high plus margins and title, colored. Amsterdam, Reinier and Josua Ottens [, I 7 40?]. Marshall, Clements, 'II, 289, does not give author, date, or imprint. Map, 20" high plus title and margins, colored. Atlantes, III, 87-89, lists maps in the Ottens catalogue of which this I740 is number I38. Ott I is dated ( I725-I750) and the catalogue "after 1737 and before I750." VALCK, LEONARD, I675-I755· ...HE MEL EN AARD-GLOBEN (two books in one}. Amsterdam, Leonard Valek, [ I740] . I740 Quarto, 7Vs" high, bound in contemporary half leather, gold­ TOMS, WILLIAM HENRY, fl. I723-I758. stamped. THIS PLAN OF . . . PORTO BELLO . . . DRAWN BY LIEUTENT. Contains four engraved plates, none of which relates to America. PHILIP DURELL. ...W. H. TOMS SCULPT. Bound with MARCI, QUADRATA MAGICA I744· London, S. Harding and William Henry Toms, I740. The pair of globes here described were presented to Stenton in Ger­ Map, I 7'' high plus margins, closely trimmed, colored. mantown in I983. Marshall, Clements, I, 302, lists Durell's maps but not including this, and II, 454, lists Toms's maps but not including this. Sabin 2I4I9 [!740?] describes Durell's Louisbourg book. VISSCHER, NICOLAS, I587-I652. COMITATUS ZELANDIJE NOVISSIMA DELINEATIO PER ...NUN [C] I 740 APUD PET. SCHENCK JUN. TOMS, WILLIAM HENRY, fl. I723-I758. [Amsterdam, I740?] THIS PLAN OF THE HARBOUR ...OF CARTAGENA ...W. H. TOMS Map, I8Y4" high plus margins, colored in map but uncolored in SCULPT I 7 40. cartouche. London, S. Harding and William Henry Toms, 1740. Atlantes Vis 2 has an earlier map at number ( 36), "Nova Descriptio Anno I636." Neither of the Schenck maps listed in Atlantes, Index, Map, I6Ys" high plus margins and imprint with price, colored. is "Zelandia," and Schenck's dates are I 698?-r 77 5. Atlantes; III, I I I­ Marshall, Clements, II, 444, describes, and Kapp in Map Collectors' II4, has catalogue of Schenck maps with number 124 as "Zelandia Circle, number 77, lists this map as number 66 on page I 7. Comitatus."

77 (I7 40?} Contains thirty plates of which those related to America are num­ bered VI and IX. This is the firstedition, firststate, with the advertise­ VISSCHER, NICOLAS, 1587-1652. ment for Senex globes facing title page. Wright of Durham was an FLANDRIJE COMITATUS PARS BATAVA ....NUNC APUD PETRUM important link in astronomy between Newton and Laplace, who held SCHENK JUNIOR. an ever expanding view of the nature of the universe. He advanced Amsterdam [, r 7 40?]. the theory of the Milky Way and the rings of Saturn, and he identified the nebulae as external galaxies. Map, 19Y4"high plus margins, colored. Atlantes C & M ro has as number ( 70) in the Nieuwe Atlas dated ( 1707-1741). CHASSEREAU, PIERRE. ( I 7 40?} A NEW AND CORRECT PLAN OF ...CARTHA GENA. VISSCHER, NICOLAS, 1587-1652. London, Thomas Bowles and John Bowles, 1741. NIEWE KAERTE VAN T LANDT VAN WAES ENDE HULSTER AM­ Map, r6�" high plus margins and imprint and "R. Parr Sculp," BACHT .... NUNC APUD PET. SCHENK JUNIOR. colored. [Amsterdam, 1740?] Kapp 62 describes the 1740 map before the fleetwas engraved after information by Captain William Laws. Map, r8%" high plus margins, colored in map but uncolored in See PLATE 41 cartouche.

Atlantes C & M ro has as number ( 72) in the Nieuwe Atlas dated ( 1707-1741). HOMANN HEIRS.

I 740 CARTAGENA IN TERRA FIRMA AMERICAE SITA. Nuremberg, Homann Heirs [, 1741?]. WRIGHT, THOMAS, I7II-I786. THE USE OF THE GLOBES: OR, THE GENERAL DOCTRINE. Map, 9" high plus title in narrow margins, light touches of color. ECLIPSES. The ill-fated attack by Admiral Vernon in 1741-r742 is not men­ tioned in the historical note at bottom. Kraus found this only in "Brit. London, John Senex, 1740. Mus. Cat. (Maps ) I, 1704." Kapp 78 dates 1743. Octavo, 8Y4"high, bound in contemporary marbled paper wrap­ per. [I742?} LAws, WILLIAM. LETH, HENDRIK DE, I703-1766. PLAN DU PORT ...DE CARTHAGENE ...VAN CARTAGENA. NOUVEL ATLAS GEOGRAPHIQUE & HISTORIQUE. Amsterdam, Johannes Covens & Cornelis Mortier, I 7 4 I. Amsterdam, Hendrik de Leth [, I 7 42?] Map, 17%" high including references in French and Dutch plus Octavo, 7 Ys"high, bound in contemporary full vellum. margins and titles in French and Dutch, colored. Phillips 143 credits as author Jean Rousset de Missy and dates Kapp 75 notes attack. Marshall, Clements1 I, 5I2, cites Atlas Nou­ [1742 ?]. Tooley's dictionary under Rousset de Missy dates [1742]. veau of Amsterdam [I74I], Volume Three, and Atlantes C & M 8, Atlantes Leth r does not date but lists forty maps, twenty-six of which dated (after I 7 57 ) , lists as number I I 5. appear in this edition, colored in outline. The following numbers re­ late to America: 5, Terrestrial Globe; 7, Asia; 9, North America; and I o, South America. [I74I} SEALE, RICHARD WILLIAM, fl.I7 32-I785. I 3 A MAP OF THE KINGDOM OF IRELAND ...FOR MR. TINDAL'S 74 CONTINUATION OF MR. RAPIN'S HISTORY. SQUIRE, JANE. [London, I74L] A PROPOSAL TO DETERMINE OUR LONGITUDE ...SECOND EDI­ TION. Map, I 9" high plus margins and "R. W. Seale delin. et sculp.," un­ colored. London, Jane Squire, and S. Cope, I743· Octavo, 8" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold-tooled on boards and gold-stamped on modern spine. I742 One historian has called this "probably the most ludicrous solution DOPPELMAYR, JOHANN GABRIEL, I677-I750. to the longitude problem ever devised." ATLAS NOVUS COELESTIS. Nuremberg, Homann Heirs, 1742. Folio, 20" high, bound in contemporary full limp leather. Contains thirty engraved colored plates called for in Index.

79 1744 1744-1748 MARCI, ADoLPH FREDERIK. HARRIS, JOHN, 1656?-1746. ...QUADRATA MAGICA. NAVIGANTIUM ....A COMPLETE COLLECTION OF VOYAGES AND Amsterdam, "De Janssoons van Waesberge," I744· TRAVELS.... IN TWO VOLUMES ....REVISED. Quarto, 8�" high, bound in contemporary half leather, gold­ London, T. Woodward, Aaron Ward, S. Birt, Daniel Browne, stamped. Thomas Longman, Richard Hett, Charles Hitch, Henry Whit­ ridge, Stephen Austen, J. Hodges, J. Robinson, B. Dod, T. Harris, Contains four engraved plates not related to America. Bound with John Hinton, and J. Rivington, I744 [Volume One}, 1748 [Vol­ VALCK, HE MEL EN AARD-GLOBEN (I7 40}. ume Two}. Folio, r6" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold-tooled. [!744 ?] Contains thirty-two maps by Emanuel Bowen among the sixty-two plates which are listed and numbered on the verso of the last leaf of SEALE, RICHARD WILLIAM, fl.I732-I7 85. Volume Two. Those relating to America are numbers: I, 2, 4, 8, 29, A MAP OF NORTH AMERICA WITH THE EUROPEAN SETTLE­ 30, 31, 33, 34, 35, and 36. Sabin 30482 and 30483 describe editions MENTS. including this one. [London, Nicholas Tindal, I744?} Map, I4%" high plus line "R.W. Seale delin. et sculp" and mar­ 1 745 gins closely trimmed at top, colored. L'ISLE, GuiLLAUME DE, I675-1726. Published as part of Tindal's continuation of Rapin's History of Eng­ land which began to be published about I744 and continued into the CARTE D'AMERIQUE, DRESSEE POUR L'USAGE DU ROY. I78os. The plate was used in many editions, and Phillips, Maps, page Paris, Philippe Buache, 1745. 57 I, cites earlier ones of which this is one, judging from the strength Map, 19�" high plus margins and "Ph. Buache.... Avec Privi­ and delicacy of the lines. Phillips 2886 has as number 3 I and dates lege du 30 Av. I745," colored. the book [I785-I789?}. Sellers & Van Ee 195 dates [1789}. Phillips, Maps, page ro8, has a similar map dated I739 with a Covens & Mortier imprint. This map is a fine copy of one of the derivative maps designed by De l'Isle, the leading French cartographer when that nation's mapmaking dominated in Europe.

So [1745} gnon Gravelot, "frere de !'Auteur." Marshall, Clements, I, 35, notes RENARD, LOUIS. Wheat 33 as a reference. Tooley in Map Collectors' Circle, Number 68, has as map number I03 at page I5. SEPTEMTRIONALIORA AMERICJE A GROENLANDIA (upper car­ touche]. DE NOORDELYCKSTE ZEE KUSTEN ...TOT TERRA NEUF [lower cartouche]. Amsterdam, Reinier and J osua Ottens [, I 7 4 5]. HOMANN HEIRS. Map I9" high plus margins, colored. AMERICAE MAPPA GENERALIS SECUNDUM LEGITIMAS PROJEC­ Atlantes, IV, Ren 3, has as number 32 in the Atlas of I745, Sabin TIONIS. 69599· Nuremberg, Homann Heirs, I 7 46. Map, I8Y2" high plus margins, closely trimmed, colored in map [ 1 745} but cartouche is uncolored and shows North and South American RENARD, LOUIS. Indians and volcanoes. TERRA NEUF, EN DE CUSTEN VAN NIEU VRANCKRYCK, NIEW Phillips 3498 has as number [69] in Atlas Compendarius of I752 ENGELAND ...VENEZUELA. [-I755] and at 3499 as number 50 with full title. It is also entered Amsterdam, Reinier and Josua Ottens [, I 7 4 5]. at 6o4 as number 20, and elsewhere. An important map for the Pa­ cific coast of America, reflecting recent discoveries. Map, I9Vs"high plus margins, colored. Atlantes, IV, Ren 3, has as number 30 of the Atlas of I745, Sabin 69599. Compare with WIT, TERRA NOVA [I675]. I 746 ROCQUE, JOHN, fl. I734-I762. I 746 [LONDON] ANVILLE, JEAN BAPTISTE BouRGUIGNON D', I697-I782. London, John Rocque, I 7 46. AMERIQUE SEPTENTRIONALE. Map, I8Y2"high, trimmed with loss of image at top and sides but with imprint in bottom margin, uncolored. Paris, "chez !'Auteur," I746. In the words of Francis Edwards this was the standard map of London Map, 32 Y2"high plus margins, colored in outline but full in car­ and the surrounding countryside in the eighteenth century. When touche. this was bought in I 967 at the Kenneth Roberts auction it was framed Map is engraved by Guillaume Nicolas Delahaye, and cartouche en­ and covered the map of Roberts's own land. graved by "le Sr. Major" from a design of Hubert Francois Bourgui-

8I 1747 [London,} Emanuel Bowen [, I 7 4 7]. BOWEN, EMANUEL, I700?-I767. Map, 13%" high plus margins and plate number roo, colored in outline. A COMPLETE SYSTEM OF GEOGRAPHY ...IN TWO VOLUMES. Marshall, Clements, I, ro8, places this at Volume Two, page 654, of London, William Innys, Richard Ware, Aaron Ward, John and Bowen's Complete System of 1747. Paul Knapton, John Clarke, Thomas Longman, T. Shewell, Thomas Osborne, Henry Whitridge, Richard Hett, Charles Hitch, Stephen Austen, Edmund Comyns, Andrew Millar, James Hodges, ( 1 7471 Charles Corbett, and John and James Rivington, 1747. BOWEN, EMANUEL, I700?-I767. Folios, r6�" high, bound in modern half leather, gold-tooled. A NEW AND ACCURATE MAP OF THE PROVINCES OF NORTH & Contains sixty-nine maps among the seventy-one plates which are SOUTH CAROLINA GEORGIA. listed and numbered following the Preface. Those relating to America are numbers: 3, 4, and 5 r through 7 r. [London, William Innys, 1747.} Map, 13%" high plus margins and "No. 76," colored. Phillips 603 has this as map number 59 in A Complete System of ( 1 7471 Geography, published in 1747. Marshall, Clements, I, 109, locates at BOWEN, EMANUEL, I700?-I767. Volume Two, page 642. From Rappahannock River in north to St.

A NEW & ACCURATE MAP OF LOUISIANA, WITH PART OF FLORI­ Augustine in south. DA AND CANADA. [London,} Emanuel Bowen [, r 7 4 7]. ( 1 7471 Map, r3Ys" high plus margins and plate number roo, colored. BOWEN, EMANUEL, I700?-I767. Marshall, Clements, I, ro8, notes publication in the Complete System PARTICULAR DRAUGHTS AND PLANS OF ...AMERICA AND WEST of London, 1747, in Volume Two at page 620. INDIES .... BOSTON ....NEW YORK .... FORT ROYAL. ... [London, William Innys, 1747.} ( 1 7471 Map, 14" high plus margins and "No. 105,'' colored. A Complete BOWEN, EMANUEL, I700?-I767. Phillips 603 has this as number 63 in the 1747 edition of System of Geography. Marshall, Clements, I, 109, notes location at A NEW AND ACCURATE MAP OF NEW JERSEY, PENSILVANIA, Volume Two, page 684. NEW YORK AND NEW ENGLAND. 1747(- 1754} [36] Carte de !'Amerique Meridionale, BICKHAM, GEORGE, I684-I758. [3 7] Carte de la Riviere de la Plata, [38] Carte du Paraguay ... I756, SECOND VOLUME. INTITLED THE BRITISH MONARCHY: OR, A [39] Carte de la Guyane, NEW CHOROGRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION. [40] Carte du Bresil, [London], George Bickham, I747[-I754}. [4I] Suite du Bresil Depuis la Baye, Folio, I2%" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ [42] Suite du Bresil Pour Servir, tooled. [43] Carte de la Floride, de la Louisiane ... I757, The firstvolume was published in I 7 43 and is not in the collection. [44] Carte de la Virginie, de la Baye, This volume has information about America at pages I69 to I85. [45] Carte de la Nouvelle Angleterre ... I757, Tooley's description is at page 7 I of his Maps, "curious representa­ [46] Carte de la Caroline et Georgie ... I757, tions of the counties of England . ...They are hardly maps but rather [47] Carte de la Baye de Hudson ... I757, bird's-eye perspective views, the county being shown in relief, with [48] Carte de l'Acadie, Isle Royale ... I757, attractive figures in the foreground depicting the costumes of the [49} Carte du Cours du Fleuve de St. Laurent ... I757, period," an example of which is Tooley's figure 59· Sabin 5222 lists [50} Suite du Cours du Fleuve ... I757, the I 7 48 edition. [5 I} Carte du Golphe du St. Laurent, [52} Carte de l'Isle de Saint Dominque, [53] Carte de l'Isle de la Martinique ... I758, (1747 -I780} [54] Carte de l'Isle de la Guadeloupe ... I758, BELLIN, JACQUES NICOLAS, I703-I772. [55} Carte de l'Isle de la Grenade ... 1758, (ATLAS TO ACCOMPANY "HISTOIRE GENERALE DES VOYAGES" OF [56} Carte de l'Isle de Sainte Lucie ... I758, ANTOINE F. PREVOST.} [57] Carte de l'Isle St. Christophe, [Paris, I747-I78o.} [58} Carte de l'Isle de la Jamaique ... I758, Octavo, Io" high, bound in contemporary quarter leather, gold­ [59} Carte de l'Isle de la Barbade, tooled. [6o] Carte Reduite du Detroit de Magellan ... I753, [6I} Carte du Detroit de la Maire ... I753, Seventy-two folding uncolored maps of which the following relate to [62] Carte Particuliere de l'Isle de Juan Fernandes, America: [63] Carte Reduit des Mers du Nord ... I758, [3I} Carte du Golphe du Mexique et des Isles ... I754, [64] Carte du Groenland ... I770. [32} Carte de !'Empire du Mexique ... I754, [33} Carte du Lac de Mexico, Phillips 59 I describes La Harpe's abridgement of I82o and lists most [34} Carte du Perou, of these maps relating to America, in different order. Sabin 65402 [35} Carte du Cours du Maragnon, calls for 393 maps and plates.

..... [I748} Contains twenty-three maps of which these relate to America: in the first volume, page 21, Globe, and in the second volume, page 3II, BOWEN, EMANUEL, 1700?-1767. South America, and page 3 5 I, North America. A NEW & ACCURATE CHART OF THE WESTERN OR ATLANTIC OCEAN. [London,] Emanuel Bowen [, 1748]. 1749 Map, 14 w" high plus margins, uncolored. BROUCKNER, IsAAC, 1686-I762. From Harris's Voyages, Volume Three, page 3, with mention of NOUVEL ATLAS DE MARINE [title from map number III}. Madoc's voyage from Wales to the New World in 1I7o. Berlin, Isaac Brouckner, I749· Presented to the Philadelphia Maritime Museum in May I984. Folio, I9" high, bound in contemporary half leather, blind-tooled, boards of French marbled paper. There are twelve maps colored in outline and numbered in Roman [I748?} numerals. The following relate to America: I, III, IV, VII, VIII, and BOWEN, EMANUEL, I700?-I767. XII. At front are two explicatory plates with maps, the second of A NEW AND CORRECT CHART OF ALL THE KNOWN WORLD. which is of the world. Phillips 612 lists only four of the maps relating to America. [London, Emanuel Bowen, I 7 48?] Map, 14%" high plus margins, colored in outline. 1749§ Bowen's maps are listed by Phillips in his Maps at page 1091. MORRIS, CHARLES, 17I1-178I. ...DRAUGHT OF THE NORTHERN ENGLISH COLONIES. I749· ROBBE, JACQUES, I643-172 I. Map, 21Y2" high plus margins. METHOD POUR APPRENDRE FACILEMENT LA GEOGRAPHIE .... Facsimile from the manuscript draft in the New York Public Library NOUVELLE EDITION [in two volumes}. published by Dodd, Mead & Company in I896 to accompany The Paris, Bordelet, I748. journal of Captain William Pate, ]r. Mansell, 395, 656, provides dates for Morris. Twelvemo, 6Y2" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ tooled. ( 1749?} relate to America, numbers 39 through 44, according to Phillips 594, to which should be added number 3 7 which shows part of Brazil. See SCHREIBER, JOHANN GEORG, I676-I750. 1740 for Volume One. CHARTE VON DEM ENGELLAENDISCHEN U. FRANZOESISCHEN BESITZUNGEN IN NORD AMERICA. I 7 50 Leipzig, Johann Georg Schreiber [, 1749?]. ROBERT DE VAUGONDY, DIDIER, 1723-1786. Map, 6Ys"high plus legend line and margins, colored. AMERIQUE SEPTENTRIONALE, DRESSEE SUR LES RELATIONS. Phillips 6o9 has this map as number 8 of those published in Atlas Se­ lectus, dated [1749?]. [Paris,] Didier Robert de Vaugondy, 1750. Map, 19" high plus margins, colored in outline in map but full in cartouche. I750 On verso is stencilled short title. Phillips 6oS has as number r84 but IRIE (HElMA), KOBAYASHI ( SHIMBEI ) . dated 1749 and Sellers & Van Ee 8 is dated 1758, an obvious typo­ TENKYO WAKUMON CHUKAI ZUKAN [illustrated astronomy in graphical error, for entries either side are dated 1750. two volumes]. Yedo, 1750. (I7 5 0?} Quarto, ro%" high, bound in contemporary paper. SEALE, RICHARD W., fl.. 1732-1785. Contains maps of the world and of the hemispheres. TERRESTRIAL GLOBE. CELESTIAL GLOBE. [London? 1750?] I75 0 Engraving, 6�" high plus margins, uncolored. L'ISLE, GUILLAUME DE, 1675-1726. Contains depictions of globes. Also present is a French copy of same ATLANTE NOVISSIMO .... VOLUME SECONDO. size and placement with blank verso and folio 7 in upper right recto. Venice, Giambatista Albrizzi, r 7 5o. Another engraving in the collection is of the same size with folio 8 in upper right recto with French text describing the n�easurement of the Folio, 14%" high, bound in contemporary full vellum with gold­ earth and the heavens. Also present is an engraving 7'' high plus mar­ tooled leather title panel on spine. gins with "Globe Terrestre" as the only text and a depiction of a globe Forty-four maps are contained in this volume, the last six of which in a structure with a view beyond. must have been made earlier. Yonge describes this pair at pages 62 SENEX, JOHN, d. 1740. and 63. Not seen. A NEW MAP OF ASIA. Presented to Stenton in Germantown in I983. [London, 175o?] Map, 19" high plus margins, colored in outline in map but uncol­ ored in cartouche. ANSON, GEORGE, I697-I762. America is shown east of Japan and named "Company's Land." Man­ VOYAGE AUTOUR DU MONDE ....NOUVELLE EDITION. sell locates only copy, at Cornell dated [I72o?}. Amsterdam and Leipzig, Arkstee and Merkus, I 7 5 I. Quarto, roYs" high, bound in contemporary half vellum. [!750?} In addition to many plates depicting headlands and other matters, this SEUTTER, GEORGE MATTHAUS, 1678-1756. volume contains fourteen maps of which the following relate to America: facing pages xiv, Globe Terrestre Par M. N. Bellin; 58, Port PARTIE ORIENTALE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE ....DRESSE PAR St. Julien in Patagonia; So, Southern South America; 94, Juan Fer­ ALB. CHARL SEUTTER, GEOGR. TOB. CONR. LOTTER, SC. nandez; 94, Cumberland Bay on Juan Fernandez; I 14, Chile; r 54, Augsburg, George Matthaus Seutter [, 1750?]. Paita, Peru; 178, Quibo, Mexico; I95, Acapulco; 200, Acapulco Map, 22 %" high plus margins, colored. Coast; 206, Petaplan; also 206, Chequetan; and 305, Pacific. Tooley dates 1750 and Sellers & Van Ee 278 describes the changed imprint "between 1756 and 1762." Present in three copies. 175 1 - 177 6 FRANCE. DEPOT DE LA MARINE. !750 [SEA CHARTS BY JACQUES NICOLAS BELLIN.} VALCK, GERARD, r65o?-1726, and [Paris,] "Depost des Cartes, Plans, et Journaux de la Marine," VALCK, LEONARD, I675-1755. I75I-I776. PAIR OF GLOBES, CELESTIAL AND TERRESTRIAL. Folio, 23" high, bound in canvas-covered leather. Amsterdam, Valcks, I750. This gathering of sea charts is bound with Roux, CARTE DE LA MER Globes, I 2" diameter, on stands 2 I !4" high. I764 and it contains, in order:

Valek globes are discussed by Stevenson in his study of globes at pages r. Carte Reduite de la Mer de Marmara, I772, I43 to I5I of Volume Two, where he states that many dated I750 2. Carte Reduite de la Mer Noire, I772,

86 3· Carte Hydrographique de la Baye de Cadix, I772, [London, William Innys, 1752.] 4· Plan du Port de Lis bonne, I 7 56, Map, 13 Ys"high plus margins and mark "No. I38," colored. 5· Carte Reduite des Costes de France de Portugal et d'Espagne, I77I, Phillips, Maps, page Io8, dates I752 from Bowen's Complete Atlas 6. Carte Reduite de la Manche [, I772?], and the measurements are correct. Phillips 6I4 has as number 49· 7· Carte des Entrees de la Tamise, I769, 8. Carte Reduite des Costes de Flandre et de Holland, I763, 9· Carte Reduite des Mers du Nord, I 7 5 I, [ 1 7 52 ?} IO. Carte Reduite des Costes Occidentales d'Afrique, 1753, L'ISLE, GUILLAUME DE, I675-I726. r r. Carte Reduite de !'Ocean Occidental, Quatrieme Edition, I76r, CARTE GENERALE DES DECOUVERTES DE L'AMIRAL DE FONTE. 12. Carte Reduite de !'Ocean Meridional, 1753, 13. Carte Reduite de !'Ocean Oriental, Seconde Edition, I767, [Paris, I752?] I4. Carte Reduite des Mers Comprises Entre 1'Asie et 1'Amerigue ... Map, I I�" high plus margins, uncolored. corrigee en I776, of which maps numbers 9, II, I2, and r4 re­ From the Grande Encyclopedie of Diderot and Delambert, showing late to America. the routes of explorers. Presented to the Philadelphia Maritime Museum in May I984. [ 1 7 5 2} BOWEN, EMANUEL, I700?-I767. 1 7 5 3 AN ACCURATE MAP OF THE HOLY LAND DIVIDED INTO THE XII TRIBES. FRANCE. DEPOT DE LA MARINE. [London, William Innys, I752.] SUITE DE LA CARTE REDUITE DU GOLPHE DE ST. LAURENT ... DETROIT DE BELLE-ISLE ...TERRE NEUVE. Map, I2 Ys" high plus margins, uncolored. Paris, Jacques Nicolas Bellin, I753· Phillips 6I4 describes the Complete Atlas of which this is number 35· Map, 34Y2"high plus margins. Sellers & Van Ee 254 gives imprint as [Paris, I753]. [ 1 7 5 2} BOWEN, EMANUEL, I7oo?-I767. A NEW GENERAL MAP OF AMERICA DRAWN FROM SEVERAL ACCURATE PARTICULAR MAPS. [ 175 3 ?]§ Map, I9Ys"high plus margins, colored in outline in map but un­ colored in cartouche. JOHNSTON, THOMAS, I708-I767. On verso is the folio I9 stenciled in ink and, in pencil, "Robert's Ire­ 'S A TRUE COPPY FROM AN ANCIENT PLAN OF E. HUTCHINSON land." The cartouche is signed "Groux" and the map "Guill. Dela­ [of Casco Bay}. haye." This is the same as the map in the Atlas Universe! of I757 ex­ [Boston, I753?} cept that the date and privilege are lacking in the cartouche. Map, I I%" high plus margins, uncolored. A facsimile which Marshall, Clements, I, 480, dates [I75-?J while 17 Wheat & Brun I 6 I fixes date in I 7 53 and notes its publication his­ 54 tory. FERGUSON, JAMES, I7IO-I776. AN IDEA OF THE MATERIAL UNIVERSE. ? [175 3 ] London, James Ferguson, I754· ROBERT DE VAUGONDY, GILLES, I686-I766. Octavo, 9" high, bound in modern half leather, gold-stamped. LE ROYAUME D'ECOSSE. Mansell, I69, 636, locates seven copies. [Paris, Didier and Gilles Robert de Vaugondy, I753?] Map, I9Ys"high plus margins, colored in outline in map but un­ colored in cartouche. 1754 This is the same as the map in the Atlas Universe! of I757 except that FRANCE. DEPOT DE LA MARINE. the date and privilege are lacking in the cartouche. CARTE REDUITE DU GOLPHE DE ST. LAURENT CONTENANT ... TERRE-NEUVE ... L'ISLE ROYALE, L'ISLE ST. JEAN ...ANTI­ COSTI. [175 3?] Paris, Depot, I754· ROBERT DE VAUGONDY, GILLES, I686-I766. Map, 2I" high plus longitude and margins. ROYAUME D'IRLANDE. Marshall, Clements, I, I88, notes publication in Bellin's Hydrogra­ [Paris, Didier and Gilles Robert de Vaugondy, I753?} phie, II, number [57b} and dates [I754}.

88 1755 Map, I 7'' high plus margins, uncolored. BALDWIN, RICHARD, JR., d. I770. Phillips 622 has as number I4 5 in Volume One of the Atlas Geo­ graphicus of I759[-I78I}. A MAP OF VIRGINIA, NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA, MARYLAND, WITH PART OF NEW JERSEY, &C. London, Richard Baldwin, Jr., I755· Map, 8Y2" high plus margins and title and imprint, colored. EVANS, LEWIS, I 700-I 7 56. Sellers & Van Ee I38I notes publication in Gentleman's Magazine in A GENERAL MAP OF THE MIDDLE BRITISH COLONIES IN AMERICA. July I755 and that it "appears to be based on the work of John Philadelphia, Benjamin Franklin and David Hall, I755· Mitchell." Marshall, Clements, I, 5 I, notes publication in London Map, I9%" high plus margins, colored. Magazine in July I755 at page 3I2. Facsimile published in I95 3 by Ethyl Corporation of New York. This was the :first map to note the existence of petroleum near the site 1755 where the industry was founded a century later. Wheat & Brun 298 and Miller, Franklin, number 6os, discuss and Sabin 23I7S lists. BELLIN, JACQUES NICOLAS, I703-I772. Shipton-Mooney 74I I reproduces the map. PARTIE OCCIDENTALE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE OU DU CANADA PAR MR. BELLIN. [Nuremberg,} Homann Heirs, I755· 1755 EVANS, LEWIS, I700-I7s6. Map, I7%" high plus margins, colored in outline. A GENERAL MAP OF THE MIDDLE BRITISH COLONIES. Phillips 622 has as number r46 in Volume One of the Atlas Geo­ graphicus of I759[-I78I]. Philadelphia, Lewis Evans, and London, Robert Dodsley, I755· Map, I9%" high plus margins, uncolored. Wheat & Brun 298 and 299 describe the states, while Miller, Frank­ 1755 tin, number 6os, and Sabin 23 I76 discuss. Shipton-Mooney 741 I re­ BELLIN, JACQUES NICOLAS, I703-I772. produces the map. See also EVANS I755 above for the earlier state. PARTIE ORIENTALE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE OU DU CANADA. Presented to the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission in [Nuremberg,] Homann Heirs, I755· November 198r. 1755 1755 HUSKE, JOHN, I72I ?-I773· MOLL, HERMAN, d. 1732. A NEW AND ACCURATE MAP OF NORTH AMERICA. . . . THO. MODERN HISTORY: OR, THE PRESENT STATE. KITCHIN SCULPT. Dublin, William Williamson, 1755. London, Robert and James Dodsley, I755· Quartos, 9" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ Map, I 5 %" high plus margins and "Published for the Present stamped on spine label. State of North America ... I755," colored in map but uncolored In the two parts of Volume Five are twenty maps, all of which relate in cartouche. to America: at pages I; 526, 5 maps; 579; 690; 750; 778; 779; 8oo; Sellers & Van Ee 67 notes that Huske's Present State of I755 was the 8I6; 822; 832; 834; 838; and 854, 3 maps. Contains the famous but second edition. The map is described in Mansell, 26I, 579, along with scarce map of the post roads formulated by Franklin and emanating its publication history. Phillips, Maps, page 575, cites the same map from Philadelphia. being published in William Douglass, Summary Historical of I76o but as this map has no evidence of former folds, it was probably issued separately or in a large atlas volume apart from either Huske or Douglass. RIDGE, J., engraver. A MAP OF THE BRITISH AND FRENCH SETTLEMENTS IN NORTH 1755 AMERICA. JEFFERYS, THOMAS, I 7 I 0?-I 77I. [Dublin? 1755?} EXPLANATION FOR THE NEW MAP OF NOVA SCOTIA AND CAPE Map, IO Vs"high plus margins, uncolored. BRITAIN. Sellers & Van Ee have as number 6o, dated [I755?}, while Phillips, London, Thomas Jefferys, I 7 55. Maps, page 578, dates [I758}. Tooley's entry for Ridge notes P. F. X. de Charlevoix's British Dominions in North America as a Dublin Quarto, 10�" high, bound in modern half leather, gold-tooled. 1766 publication, as does Mansell, 104, I70. Missing and torn pages in the original are present in facsimile includ­ ing title page, last leaf of text, and leaf of advertisements. The map is found at page I28 of The Natural and Civil History of the French Dominions in North and South America, published by Jefferys in 1760, present in this collection. 175 6 London, Universal Magazine for John Hinton [, I757?]. LE ROUGE, GEORGE LOUIS, fl. I740-I780. Maps, Io%" high, with no margins in one copy, with margins in other copy, colored. CARTE DES ENVIRONS DE LISBONE. Three maps on one plate. Sellers & Van Ee 337 describes similarly Paris, George Louis Le Rouge, I 7 56. titled maps but I5" high and dated I757· Map, I9" high plus margins, uncolored. The major inset map shows "Royaume de Portugal," and the four small maps show "Estremos," "Aronches," "Villa Viciosa," and Le 175 7 Rouge's chart on volcanoes. On verso is a map of Paris, see description ROBERT DE VAUGONDY, GILLES, I686-I766, and at CREPY I772. ROBERT DE VAUGONDY, DIDIER, I723-I786. ATLAS UNIVERSEL. 175 6-1759 Paris, Gilles and Didier Robert de Vaugondy and Antoine Boudet, LE ROUGE, GEORGE LOUIS, fl. I740-I780. I757·

ATLAS NOUVEAU PORTATIF ...TOME IER . ... 2E. Folio, 2oY2" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ Paris, George Louis Le Rouge, Le Fils Prault, and La Veuve Robi­ tooled. not, I756-I759· Contains Io8 large folding maps colored in outline, and lacks last Quarto, 9%" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold� three called for by Phillips but has IO, I4, 24, and 79 lacking there. tooled. Phillips 4292 is dated I757-I786 and lists, as maps relating to Amer­ ica, numbers I, I752; I3, I783; I02, I783; I03; Io4; Io5; Io6} Contains one hundred and eighty-seven maps, double-paged, colored I783; Io7; Io8; and III, I785. Differentmaps here are I3, I752; in outline. Phillips 6I8 lists the following as relating to America: 4, I02, I750; and Io6, I750; but I I I, Etats-Unis deI' Amerique, is miss­ 8, 9, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, and 88, but 83 shows only the Philippines ing, as would be expected in this earlier edition. It is not the edition which typically are considered part of America by Phillips, here as described at either 6I9 or 620. In his Maps and Mapmakers1 Tooley elsewhere. notes that this atlas marks "the transition from speculative cartogra­ phy to exact observation on the ground." Sabin 7I864 calls for I03 [17 7?] 5 maps and adds, "some copies contain five additional maps." See Ped­ HINTON, JOHN, fl. I745-I78I. ley for admirable scholarship on this piece and this period. A PLAN OF THE CITY AND HARBOUR OF LOUISBURG [upper car­ touche}. A PLAN OF THE CITY & FORTIFICATIONS [lower cartouche]. 1757 [-1770} [ 1758} L'ISLE, GUILLAUME DE, 1675-1726. GIBSON, JOHN, fl. I750-I792. CARTES ET TABLES DE LA GEOGRAPHIE PHYSIQUE OU NATU­ ATLAS MINIMUS, OR A NEW SET OF POCKET MAPS ...ENGRAVED RELLE. PRESENTEES AU ROI ... I757· BY ). GIBSON. Paris, J. A. Dezauche, 1757[-I770]. London, John Newbery [, 1758}. Folio, 17�" high, bound in contemporary half leather, gold­ Thirty-twomo, 4Y2"high, bound in contemporary full leather, tooled on spine. gold-tooled. These eleven maps of De l'Isle and Philippe Buache were reissued by Contains fifty-twomaps called for in Index with the following num­ their successor, Dezauche. The maps are colored in outline and tinted; bers relating to America: r, 2, 5, 6, and 39 through 52. Phillips 62 r and some are dated to 1770. Those relating to America are plate lists under J. Gibson and dates 1758. Maps I and 2 are not listed there numbers I, II, III, IV, V, XIV, XV, XVI, and XVIII. Phillips 220 as relating to America. dates 1754-[1757} and Tooley, in Map Collectors' Series, Number 33, at page 33, number roo, dates [1757-I78o}. I758 BUFFIER, CLAUDE, S.J., r66I-I737· [I7 5 8} GEOGRAFIA UNIVERSALE ....SESTA EDIZIONE. BELLIN, JACQUES NICOLAS, 1703-1772. Venice, Francesco Pitted, 1758. CARTE REDUITE DES PARTIES SEPTENTRIONALES DU GLOBE SITU­ EES ENTRE L' ASIE ET L' AMERIQUE POUR SERVIR A L'HISTOIRE Twelvemo, 5 Vs"high, bound in contemporary marbled paper. GENERALE DES VOYAGES. Contains nineteen uncolored maps of which these, by numbered [Paris, 1758.} pages, relate to America: 6, World; 7, Europe; 244, Asia; and 289, America. For the editions, including a Venice, Pitteri, "Sesta," of Map, 8!4" high plus "Tome XV No. 4" and margins, uncolored. 1760, see Mansell, 83, 294. Phillips 587, 588, and 586 describe the editions of Hydrographie with the larger maps from which this was executed. It is not in Mar­ shall, Clements. Sabin 4558 describes the publication of Bellin's re­ marks on this map. 1758 [1759?] LOPEZ DE VARGAS MACHUCA, ToMAS, I73 I-I8o2. HOMANN, JOHANN BAPTIST, 1664-1724. ATLAS GEOGRAPHICO DE LA AMERICA SEPTENTRIONAL Y ME­ NOVA ANGLIA SEPTENTRIONAL! AMERIC.l.E. RIDIONAL. Nuremberg, Johann Baptist Homann [, 1759?]. Madrid, Antonio Sanz, I758. Map, 19Ys" high plus margins closely trimmed, colored. Octavo, 5" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold-tooled. Marshall, Clements, II, 430, dates [I758] and Sellers & Van Ee 8o6 Contains the thirty-eight maps listed by Phillips at I I 59, all of which dates "between I759 and 1784." relate to America. Sabin 4I999 and Mansell, 34I, 42, discuss.

[175 9?] LOTTER, TOBIAS CONRAD, 1717-1777. MOLL, HERMAN, d. I732. PARTIE ORIENTALE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE. A NEW GENERALL CHART FOR THE WEST INDIES OF E WRIGHTS PROJECTION VUL. MERCATORS CHART. Augsburg, Tobias Conrad Lotter [, 1759?]. Maps, 25 Y2 " high plus margins, colored. [London, William Page and J. Mount, I758.] Sellers & Van Ee 278 dates "between I756 and 1762," and Mansell, Map, I7Y2" high plus margins, colored in outline. 342, 185, dates [175-?]. Marshall, Clements, I, 539, dates to [1734?] Phillips, Maps, page 1055, has dated 1758 as published in the Eng­ following British Museum Map Catalogue, page 2507. This is too lish Pilot, Fourth Book, and the measurements are correct. early. See SEUTTER [1750] for earlier state of map and cartouche. Two copies, one damaged at upper right affecting text at Belle Isle.

[17 59] BOWEN, THOMAS, fl. 1760-1790. A MAP OF THE BRITISH AND FRENCH SETTLEMENTS IN NORTH THE ENGLISH PILOT. THE FOURTH BOOK. DESCRIBING THE AMERICA; PART THE SECOND. WEST-INDIA NAVIGATION, FROM HUDSON'S BAY TO THE RIVER [London, 1759.] AMAZONES. Map, 7Y2"high plus title and margins, colored. London, William and J. Mount, Thomas Page and Son, I 760. Sellers & Van Ee 81 dates [I759], and it is after John Mitchell. Folio, 19" high, bound in contemporary canvas-covered boards.

93 This original working copy contains the thirty-one maps called for in Folio, r 3" high, bound in contemporary half leather, gold-tooled. Phillips r r6o with the substitution noted and an additional map, The engraved title page lacks names of author and imprint, but Too­ number [13} from rr63, A New Mapp of the Island of St. Christo­ ley dates 1761 in his dictionary. This is the first published physical phers, following page 26. Map [14} is bound upside down. In his geography and is extraordinarily rare. Contains fifty-six plates with r96o study of the Fourth Book, Coolie Verner wrote that this "was many maps of which the following relate to America: 9, World; 12, the first great atlas of wholly English origin to deal exclusively with Eclipse; 23, Ombres; 28, Atlantic Ocean; 30, Geology; 38, America; American waters." The publishing history is described there and by 39, Poles; and 44, Winds. Tooley in Maps and Mapmakers at pages 6o to 62.

I 60 7 LONDON MAGAZINE. JEFFERYS, THOMAS, I7IO?-I77I. A NEW MAP OF THE RIVER MISSISSIPPI FROM THE SEA TO BAYA­ THE NATURAL AND CIVIL HISTORY OF THE FRENCH DOMINIONS GOULAS. IN NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA. London, Magazine [, r76r}. London, Thomas Jefferys, 1760. Map, 7Ys"high plus margins and imprint, colored. Folio, 13%" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ Marshall, Clements, II, 135, notes March r76r as the publication date tooled. and page 120 as the location. Eighteen uncolored maps and plans are contained in this firstedition, second issue, with starred pages 129-138 but also 139-142 relating to the French effort to retake Quebec, rarely found. Also present is cor­ rection slip at page 8o in Part Two. Maps are listed in binder's direc­ AMERICAN GAZETTEER ....IN THREE VOLUMES. tions at page 246. Sabin 3 5 964 describes. London, Andrew Millar, J. and R. Tonson, 1762. Twelvemo, 6Ys"high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ [r7 6 r} tooled. [BUY DE MORNAS, CLAUD, d. 1783.} Contains six maps: in Volume One, America facing page xxiv and ATLAS METHODIQUE ET ELEMENTAIRE DE GEOGRAPHIE ET D'HIS­ Carolina, Georgia, and Florida facing entry CAR; in Volume Two, TOIRE. New England, New York, and Canada facing entry GAL; and in Volume Three, West Indies facing title page, Newfoundland and [Paris, r76r.} Cape Breton facing entry NEW, and Pensilvania facing entry PEN.

94 Sabin 1090 calls this "a meritorious work," and Phillips I 161 de­ scribes a I763 Italian translation of this, present in this collection, JANVIER, JEAN. with many more maps. L'AMERIQUE DIVISEE PAR GRANDS ETATS. Paris, Jean Lattre, 1762. [!762 ?] Map, 12" high plus margins and mark, "No. 31," colored. [BOWEN, EMANUEL, I700?-1767.} Phillips 629 has as number 32 in Atlas Moderne of [1762]. A NEW CHART OF THE VAST ATLANTIC OR WESTERN OCEAN .... COURSE OF SAILING. London, Carrington Bowles [, I762?}. LATTRE, JEAN, and Map, I7Ys" high plus margins, colored. BONNE, RIGOBERT, I727-I795· Marshall, Clements, I, Io8, has a breakdown in the alphabetical order CANADA liE. FEUILLE ...XXXV . . . B32. where this map must have appeared, for MiU-C is the only location listed in Mansell, 70, 289. [Paris, Jean Lattre, I762.] Map, I r !;2" high plus plate title, number, and margins, colored. Sellers & Van Ee 91 dates 1762 from publication in Atlas Moderne ou Collection, Phillips 646. Two copies. JANVIER, JEAN. L'AMERIQUE DIVISEE EN SES PRINCIPAUX ETATS. Paris, Fran�ois Santini [, 1762?}. (1762?) Map, 18 :;4"high plus margins, colored in outline in map but un­ LOTTER, ToBIAS CoNRAD, I7I7-I777· colored in cartouche. ATLAS GEOGRAPHICUS PORTATILIS. Phillips 629 has a similar map as number 33 in Atlas Moderne of Augsburg, Tobias Lobeck [, I762?]. [I762], while Tooley dates 1772 in his dictionary. Mansell, 277, 483, Octavo, 4%" high, bound in contemporary full leather, blind- and supplies no dates for Janvier, and no first name, only the epithet, gold-tooled and rebacked. geographer. Contains thirty-eight maps of which these relate to America: [I}, Planisphaerium Globi; [4}, Asia; [6], America; and [3 1}, Russia. Phillips 63 I assigns date, I 762?, and authorship to Tobias Lobeck but Tooley gives credit to Lotter for maps and assigns date I762.

95 Thirty-twomo, 4Ys" high, bound in contemporary full leather, PASQUIER, J. J. gold-tooled. GEOGRAPHIE DES DAMES. Contains twenty-seven colored maps of which numbers 2, Mappe Monde; 6, North America; 7, South America; and 8, Gulf of Mexico, Paris, J. J. Pasquier and Louis Denis, 1762. relate to America. Thirty-twomo, 4�" high, bound in contemporary half leather, gold-tooled. 1762 § Contains fifty-five maps of which these relate to America by page numbers: 20, New Continent; 30, North America; and 34, South SCULL, NICHOLAS, r687-r76r. America. TO THE MAYOR ...PHILADELPHIA THIS PLAN ... BY THE LATE .... 1762 Philadelphia, Matthew Clarkson and Mary Biddle, 1762. SALMON, THOMAS, I679-I767. Maps, r6Y2"and 19�" high plus margins, uncolored. A NEW GEOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL GRAMMAR ....EIGHTH Reproductions of Sellers & Van Ee 1308, also listed with date ques­ EDITION. tioned in Marshall, Clements, II, 360. Shipton-Mooney 9267 repro­ London, W. Johnston, H. Woodfall, John Hinton, Richard Bald­ duces and dates [r762}. win, Jr., William Strahan, J. Richardson, B. Law, and S. Crowder, 1762. [I7 63 ?} Octavo, 8" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold-tooled. ANVILLE, JEAN BAPTISTE BOURGUIGNON D', r697-r782. Twenty-three maps are here engraved by Thomas Jefferys. The fol­ LE FLEUVE SAINT-LAURENT REPRESENTE PLUS EN DETAIL. lowing relate to America by page numbers: 14, World; 38, Europe; 491, Africa; 542, North America; 557, South America; and 625, [Paris, 1763?} West Indies. Sabin 75828 includes among the various editions. Map, r8�" high plus margins, colored. Marshall, Clements, I, 3 55, notes publication in Atlas General of 1743-1780 as number 26, and elsewhere, and I, 39, notes publication 1762 of an English edition in 1792. RIZZI-ZANNONI, GIOVANNI ANTONIO, 1736?-r8r4. ATLAS GEOGRAPHIQUE. Paris, Jean Lattre, r762.

[!763?] Thirty-twomo, 4Ys"high, oblong, bound in contemporary full leather, gold-tooled. BARNSLEY, HENRY, 1742-1794. Contains the thirty-nine maps called for in Phillips 634 where it is A NEW AND CORRECT CHART OF THE SEA COAST OF NEW-ENG­ noted that maps 8, 10, and 12 show the results of the 1763 Treaty of LAND, FROM CAPE CODD TO CASCO BAY. Paris, not noted in the 1761 edition, Phillips 627. The maps relating London, William & John Mount and Thomas Page [, 1763?}. to America are I and 2, World; 4, Asia; 8, North America; 9, South Map, r8Ys" high plus margins, colored. America; IO and II, Canada; and I2, West Indies. The maps are colored. Marshall, Clements, I, 62, places at page 18 of The English Pilot of 1789 but Sellers & Van Ee 809 dates [1767}. Tooley's entry for Mount & Page dates from 1748 to 1755 and 1762 to 1763. Phillips 1163 notes as number [9] in the 1767 edition. See PLATE 42 IL GAZZETTIERE AMERICANO... . VOLUME PRIMO [-TERZO}. Livorno, Marco Coltellini, 1763. !763 Folio, I2" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold-tooled BELLIN, JACQUES NICOLAS, 1703-1772. on spine. CARTE DE L'AMERIQUE ET DES MERS VOISINES. Contains folding uncolored map of Western Hemisphere and fifteen other maps in first volume, thirteen in second, and fifteen in third. [Paris,] 1763. This is the first Italian edition of a translation of the American Gazet­ Map, 18" high plus binder's directions, left top, "et Tome II, No. teer of London of I762 with different maps. Phillips I I6I lists the 2," right, "Tome I, No. 2," and margins closely trimmed, colored in Italian maps with their numbers. Also described in Sabin 268 I4, en­ outline in map but full in cartouche. tered under title. Phillips, Maps, page 109, dates 1763 in Petit Atlas Maritime. [!763]

( 1763?) GAZZETTIERE AMERICANO. CARTA DELLA NUOVA INGHILTERRA NUOVA IORK, E PENSIL­ DURY, ANDREW, fl. 1742-1778. VANIA. A NEW, GENERAL, AND UNIVERSAL ATLAS. [Livorno, Marco Coltellini, I763.} London, Andrew Dury, Robert Sayer, and Carrington Bowles Map, 8" high plus margins, colored. [, 1763 ?].

9 7 From Gazzettiere Americana, a translation of the American Gazet­ teer of London, I762, with different maps. See Phillips II6I which vANN I, VIOLANTE. has this at Volume Two, number I7. Sabin 268I4 enters under Gaz­ PIANO DELLA CITTA, E SOBBORGHI DI CARTAGENA. zettiere, also. [Livorno, Violante Vanni, I763?}

[!763] Map, 7Y2"high plus margins including "Viol. Vanni fc. Guisep. Pazzi Scriffe," colored. KITCHIN, THOMAS, I7I8-I784. Kapp 48 dates [17I7} for an earlier map of similartitle and 94 dates A NEW AND ACCURATE MAP OF THE BRITISH DOMINIONS IN I763 for this edition with Vanni as engraver. This appeared in Gaz­ AMERICA ACCORDING TO THE TREATY OF 1763. zettiere Americana by Marco Coltellini, and elsewhere. [London, Andrew Millar, 1763.} Map, 20%" high plus margins, uncolored. I 764 Sellers & Van Ee I04 dates [I763]. Cresswell notes "an exquisite baroque cartouche which symbolizes the bucolic loveliness of North BELLIN, JACQUES NICOLAS, I703-I772. America." LE PETIT ATLAS MARITIME ...EN CINQ VOLUMES. [Paris,} Jacques Nicolas Bellin, I764. Folios, I4Y2"high, bound in contemporary quarter leather, blind­ A NEW AND ACCURATE PLAN OF THE RIVER ST. LAWRENCE ... tooled. QUEBEC. 1763. Contains five hundredand eighty colored maps. Phillips 638 lists only [London, 1763.} titles of volumesbut 3508 lists all maps including the I02 in Volume One, concerning North America, and ninety in Volume Two, con­ Map, 6Ys"high plus margins and title, uncolored. cerning South America, including the last three of the Azores. In Marshall, Clements, II, 123, notes publication of maps of this title but Volume Three, those maps relating to America are numbers I and different measurements in 1760, I762, and I766. The battle took 3a; in Volume Four, numbers I through 6 are missing; and in Vol­ place in I759· ume Five, numbers I and 2 are missing. Sabin 4555 calls for 575 maps and plans. See FRANCE. DEPOT I779, for later copy of this chart from The English Pilot. Sellers & Van Ee 84I lists the copies and dates the chart A MAP OF THE WHOLE CONTINENT OF AMERICA. PARTICULARLY [I755] while Marshall, Clements, II, 383, gives various dates. Sabin SHEWING THE BRITISH EMPIRE ... SINCE THE ACCESSION OF 8822I discusses this map in its many editions. Tooley's entry for CANADA AND FLORIDA. J. Mount & T. Page dates I764-I773· See PLATE 43 London, John and Carrington Bowles [, I764?]. Map, I9%" high plus margins closely trimmed, colored. I 765 Phillips, Maps, does not list at America, although some of the Sayer maps of similar title are present at pages I IO and I I I. PLUCHE, ANTOINE, I688-I761. CONCORDE DE LAG EOGRAPHIE. Paris, Freres Estienne, I765.

ROUX, JOSEPH. Twelvemo, 6Y2"high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ tooled. CARTE DE LA MER MEDITERRANEE EN DOUZE FEUILLES. Contains eight maps of which none relates to America. Marseilles, Joseph Roux, I764. Folio, 2 3" high, bound in canvas-covered leather. Twelve sea charts uncolored, listed in Phillips at I95, bound with FRANCE. DEPOT I776. Mansell, 507, I85, lists but does not supply TIRION, IsAAK, I7o5?-I765. dates for Roux, only the epithet, hydrographer. Philip C. F. Smith, KAART VAN DE ONDERKONING SCHAPPEN VAN MEXICO EN The Artful Raux: Marine Painters of Marseilles, published by the NIEUW GRANADA IN DE SPAANSCHE WEST-INDIEN. Peabody Museum of Salem in I978, gives dates I725-1793 and bio­ graphical sketch at pages one to four. Amsterdam, Isaak Tirion, I765. Map, I I Ys"high plus margins, uncolored. Atlantes, Tir 4, has as number (96) in the Hand-Atlas of [I769?]. (!764?] Depicts America from the equator north to Charleston, from Guyana SOUTHACK, CYPRIAN, I662-I745· to the gulf of California. THE HARBOUR OF CASCO BAY AND ISLANDS ADJACENT.

London, John Mount & Thomas Page [, I764?]. Map, I 7'' high plus margins, colored.

99 North America at Contents; Volume Three, South America at Con­ VARIOUS. tents; Volume Four, North America at Contents repeated, and Vol­ ume Five, "Second Edition," Philadelphia at page 20, Quebec at page GUERRE DE 1755 A 1763 [spine label]. 66, and Louisbourg at page 7 4· For an American variant, see Shipton­ [Paris? 1766?] Mooney 29926 and 31664. Octavo, 9Y2'' high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold- and blind-tooled. Contains no title page but sixty-seven maps of battles, six of which relate to America. They are numbers 2, Quebec; 12, Louisbourg; 17, BLAIR, JOHN, d. 1782. Guadeloupe; 20, Quebec; 28, Martinique; and 30, Havana. A MAP OF NORTH AMERICA ...SUPPLEMENT TO HIS TABLES OF CHRONOLOGY ....THOS. KITCHIN SCULPSIT. [London, 1768.] Map, 16Y2"high plus margins and binder's direction, colored in CRANZ, DAVID, 1723-1777· outline. THE HISTORY OF GREENLAND.... IN TWO VOLUMES. Phillips 3305 has at number 15 and notes that Chronology was pub­ London, Unitas Fratrum, James Dodsley, T. Becket, P. A. de lished in 1768. Sabin 5747 describes a later edition. Cresswell notes as Hondt, Thomas Cadell, W. Sandby, S. Bladon, Edward and Charles "one of the finest illustrations of the proprietary grants in the South­ Dilly, 1767. ern Colonies as the borders of Virginia, the Carolinas, and Georgia Octavos, 8%" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ extend beyond the Mississippi River and across the Great Plains." tooled. See PLATE 44 Contains a map of Greenland and one of the Western Coast in the first volume. Sabin 17417 calls for these two maps. I768 BUFFIER, CLAUDE, S.J., 1661-1737. GEOGRAFIA UNIVERSALE .... NUOVA EDIZIONE. THE WORLD DISPLAYED .... THIRD EDITION. VOL. I [-XX]. Venice, Francesco Pitteri, 1768. London, ]. Newbery, 1767. Twelvemo, 6�" high, bound in contemporary full vellum. Octavos, 5 %" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ Contains eighteen uncolored maps of which these, by numbered tooled. pages, relate to America: 8, Europe; 248, Asia; and 293, America. Contains the following maps relating to America: Volume One,

100 1768 Octavo, 6Y2" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ stamped on spine label and blind-tooled on board edges. JEFFERYS, THOMAS, I7Io?-I77 r. Mansell, I69, 47I, does not include this edition among the Fenning THE GREAT PROBABILITY OF A NORTH WEST PASSAGE. works. London, Thomas Jefferys, I768. Quarto, IoY2"high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ I 769 tooled. ROBERT DE VAUGONDY, DIDIER, I723-I786. Contains three maps, one colored in outline. Sabin 28460 enters un­ ATLAS PORTATIF, UNIVERSEL. der title and discusses the disputes of authorship. Falaise, Pitel-Prefontaine, and at Paris, Panckouke, I769. Quarto, 8Y2"high, oblong, bound in contemporary half leather, ! 7 69 gold-tooled. ANVILLE, JEAN BAPTISTE BOURGUIGNON D', I697-I782. Contains 209 maps colored in outline. Those relating to America are those listed, named, and dated in Phillips 6o8 to which list of GEOGRAPHIE ANCIENNE ABREGEE ....NOUVELLE EDITION. twenty-six maps from I84 through 209 and the world map at [2} Paris, Merlin, I769. should be added number I7I, !'Afrique, I748, which shows part of Folio, 22Y2"high, bound in modern half leather, gold-stamped on Brazil. Sabin 7I862 describes a Panckouke edition and dates it [I754?}. spine. See PLATE 45 Nine maps colored in outline, as called for in Phillips I, none of which relates to America. BASTIONS, THOMAS. VORSTELLUNG DER ENGLISCHEN SCHIFFE. London, John Bowles, and Nuremberg, Homann Heirs [, I770?]. FENNING, DANIEL. Engraving, I9" high plus margins, colored. A NEW AND EASY GUIDE TO THE USE OF THE GLOBES ....THIRD Broadside depicts six English ships using Italianate conventions of EDITION. art. Dublin, James Williams, I769. Presented to the Philadelphia Maritime Museum in May I 984.

IOI I 770§ I 770 BLASKOWITZ, CHARLES, fl.176 0-1823. WYNNE, JOHN HUDDLESTONE, 1743-1788.

A PLAN OF FALMOUTH HARBOR. A GENERAL HISTORY OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE. • IN TWO 1770. VOLUMES. Map, 22 Ys"high plus margins, uncolored. London, William Richardson and L. Urquhart, 1770. Facsimile of a manuscript map in the British Library. Quartos, 8�" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ tooled. Contains map of British North America as frontispiece of Volume [!770?] One, engraved by Thomas Kitchin. Sabin 105682 discusses the publi­ LOTTER, TOBIAS CONRAD, 1717-1777· cation history.

AMSTERDAM ..••VON MATTH. SEUTTER. (I I?} Augsburg, Tobias Conrad Lotter [, 1770?}. 77 ' Map, 19Ys"high plus margins, colored. ANVILLE, JEAN BAPTISTE BOURGUIGNON D , 1697-1782. Inset contains a panoran1a of the city. A COMPLETE BODY OF ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY. London, Robert Laurie and James Whittle over Robert Sayer [, 1771?}. (I770 ?} Folio, 22" high, bound in contemporary half leather, gold-tooled LOTTER, ToBIAS CoNRAD, 1717-1777. on spine. ROTTERODAMI DELINEATIO .... MATTH. SEUTTERI. Contains thirteen maps colored in outline. The title-page imprint of Sayer has been cancelled and that of his successors put in its place. Augsburg, Tobias Conrad Lotter [, 1770?}. Phillips 3270 states that the maps carry the Laurie & Whittle imprint Map, 19Ys"high plus margins, colored. and were published in 1794. These carry the Sayer imprint and were Inset contains a panorama of the city. published as Phillips 3267 dated [1771?} where the maps are listed. They do not relate to America.

102 1772 1772 BOUGAINVILLE, Louis ANTOINE, CoMTE DE, 1729-r8rr. ROBERT DE VAUGONDY, DIDIER, 1723-1786. A VOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD ....TRANSLATED FROM THE CARTE GENERALE DES DECOUVERTES DE L'AMIRAL DE FONTE ... FRENCH BY JOHN REINHOLD FORSTER. PASSAGE AU NORD OUEST PAR ...J EFFERYS . . . I768.

· London, J. Nourse and Thomas Davies, 1772. Paris, Didier Robert de Vaugondy, I772. Quarto, roYs"high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ Map, I I%" high plus imprint line, "Cette Carte a ete traduite par tooled. M. de Vaugondy et gravee a Paris en I772," and plate numbers and margins, colored in outline. Contains fivemaps, two of which relate to America: Route Map fac­ ing page r and Straits of Magellan facing page 127. The measurements called for in Marshall, Clements, I, 468, do not agree. Streeter 3 779 gives measurements of paper while Wagner, Car­ tography, 637, gives measurements of plate marks and indicates a "set also issued in smaller form." Phillips I I95 gives publishing his­ CREPY, CHEZ. tory as part of Diderot' s Encyclopaedia. PLAN DE PARIS ET DE SES FAUBOURGS EN ... 1765. Paris, Chez Crepy, 1772. [ 177 2] Map, 20" high plus margins and title, uncolored. ROBERT DE VAUGONDY, DIDIER, I723-1786. On verso is a map of Lisbon, see description at LE ROUGE 1756. CARTE DE LA CALIFORNIE SUIVANT I LA CARTE MANUSCRITE ... I604. II SANSON 1656. III DE L'ISLE ... 1700. IV LE PERE KINO ... !705. v LA SOCIETE DES JESUITES ... I767. [1772?] Paris [, Didier Robert de Vaugondy, I772]. LOTTER, TOBIAS CONRAD, 1717-1777· Map, riY2" high plus "Suppl. 5e Carte r64" and margins, uncol­ BELGICA FOEDERATA COMPLECTENS SEPTEM PROVINCIAS .... ored. MATTH1.EUS ALBRECHT LOTTER SCULPSIT. This is the map that finally put to rest the California as an Island Augsburg [, 1772?]. controversy, and it is also one of the firstknown thematic maps on a historical subject. See Tooley, California, roo. Streeter 3779 gives r8Y2" Map, high plus margins, colored. measurements of paper while Wagner, Cartography, 637, gives Phillips 3513 describes the Atlas Novus of [1772?] where this is measurements of plate marks and indicates a "set also issued in small­ number [31]. er form." Phillips I I95 gives publishing history as part of Diderot's Encyclopaedia. [!773?} 1774 SAYER, ROBERT, 1725-1794· LOTTER, TOBIAS CONRAD, 1717-1777· A MODERN MAP OF BUCKINGHAMSHIRE ...W. PALMER SCULP. GLOBUS TERRESTRIS ...GLOBUS COELESTIS. London, for Carrington Bowles and for Robert Sayer [, 1773?}. Augsburg, Tobias Conrad Lotter, 1774. Map, 9%" high plus imprint and margins, colored. Engraving, 19Y8"high plus margins, colored.

1 774 1774 DUNN, SAMUEL, d. 1794· REED, JOHN, fl. 1774-!785. NORTH AMERICA AS DIVIDED AMONGST THE EUROPEAN POWERS. AN EXPLANATION OF THE MAP OF ...PHILADELPHIA. London, Robert Sayer, 1774. Philadelphia, Nicholas Brooks, I774· Map, 12" high plus plate numbers 39 and margins, colored in out­ Folio, 9" high, bound in contemporary paper wrapper, rebacked. line. This is an excellent copy of a very rare book. Shipton-Mooney 13564 Sellers & Van Ee 131 notes only upper plate number. notes that the map is not included and Sabin 685 55 notes that the map "was issued separately."

1774 JEFFERYS, THOMAS, 1710?-177!. COSTA, J. DE. [A MAP OF THE MOST INHABITED PART OF NEW ENGLAND, TOP A PLAN OF THE TOWN AND HARBOR OF BOSTON ....C. HALL SC. HALF ONLY.} London, J. de Costa, 1775. London, Thomas Jefferys, I774· Map, 14�" high plus margins and new title, colored. Map, 20!4" high plus margins, one copy colored in two separate Facsimile of the original in the John Carter Brown Library published sheets; the other colored in full and joined, making width 38�". by Henry Stevens, Son & Stiles in r9r I. Tooley at Costa points out Sellers & Van Ee 797 describes, and page 173 illustrates, the complete that this is the "earliest battle plan of the War for Independence." map. Sellers & Van Ee 900 also lists. ! 775 Map, r 6" high plus margins, colored. JEFFERYS, THOMAS, 1710?-!77 !. Facsimile of which Sellers & Van Ee r 982 notes that it is from the "West-India atlas, plate 3 [i.e. 26}." THE AMERICAN ATLAS: OR, A GEOGRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE WHOLE CONTINENT ....ENGRAVED ON FORTY-EIGHT COP­ PER-PLATES. ! 775 London, Robert Sayer and John Bennett, 1775. MONTRESOR, JOHN, 1736-1799. Folio, 22" high, bound in half leather on modern boards, gold­ A MAP OF THE PROVINCE OF NEW YORK WITH PART OF PENSIL­ tooled on original rehinged spine. VANIA, AND NEW ENGLAND. Contains the maps called for at Phillips 1165, twenty-two on twenty­ London, Andrew Dury, I775· nine sheets, colored in outline. Streeter entry 72 points out that Phil­ lips's count of twenty-three maps was a counting error. Phillips sheet Map, 56Y2"high plus margins and "P. Andrews Sculp," colored, numbers 17, r8, and 19 are here 19, 17, and r8. Sabin 3595 3 includes in two sheets. this edition. Sellers & Van Ee ro66 notes its occasional publication in Faden's North American Atlas.

! 775 JEFFERYS, THOMAS, I710?-177L [ ! 775 ?] AN EXACT CHART OF THE RIVER ST. LAURENCE. ROCQUE, JOHN, fl.I7 34-I762. London, Robert Sayer, I775· A COLLECTION OF PLANS OF THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. Map, 23�" high plus imprint and margins, colored in outline. London, Andrew Dury [, 1775 ?}. Sellers & Van Ee 2 3 3 describes the fourth state and notes publication in Kitchin's General Atlas) Sabin 3802 I. Thirty-twomo, 4%" high, oblong, bound in contemporary full leather, gold-tooled. See DURY, NEW, GENERAL, AND UNIVERSAL ATLAS [1763?} "to ! 775 § which this is designed as a Second Volume." None of the colored maps JEFFERYS, THOMAS, I710?-177I. and plans listed in the Catalogue relates to America. THE VIRGIN ISLANDS FROM ENGLISH AND DANISH SURVEYS. London, Robert Sayer, I775·

IOS [!775] Atlantic Neptune, Sabin 3606, has at Volume Three, page I5, and Marshall, Clements, I, 273, also mentions publication in Charts of the SOUTHACK, CYPRIAN, I662-I745· Coast in London in I778. Sellers & Van Ee 855 confirms. This is an A MAP OF THE COAST OF NEW ENGLAND, FROM STATEN ISLAND. early state without cartouche and without shore and shoals informa­ London, John Mount, Thomas Page & William Mount [, I7751· tion. Map, 23 Ys"high plus margins, uncolored. [!776?] Marshall, Clements, II, 388, dates [I744?] and [I789]. Phillips I I64 has as number [8] in the English Pilot edition of I775· Sabin 8822I DES BARRES, JOSEPH FREDERICK WALLET, I722-I824. includes this map. FALMOUTH HARBOR. [London, Joseph Frederick Wallet Des Barres, I776?] I 775 (-178I) Map, 29�" high plus margins, uncolored. APRES DE MANNEVILLETTE, JEAN BAPTISTE NICOLAS DENIS Atlantic Neptune, Sabin 3606, has at Volume Three, page I4. Sellers D', I707-I780. & Van Ee 863 lists ten copies of this firststate. See G. N. D. Evans for LE NEPTUNE ORIENTAL, DEDIE AU ROI. a biography of Des Barres. Two copies are present. See PLATE 46 Paris, Demonville, and at Brest, Malassis, I775[-I78I]. Folio, 22 Y2"high, bound in contemporary full leather with gold­ I 776 tooled green boards and spine. DES BARRES, JOSEPH FREDERICK WALLET, I722-I824. Contains sixty-seven maps and two plates of headlands called for in (GOULDSBOROUGH TO MOOSE HARBOR, MAINE.} Phillips 3I67. Only map numbered 7 relates to America, Plan de la Baye et du Port de Rio-Janiero .... I 7 5 r. See SUPPLEMENT I 78 r. [London,] Joseph Frederick Wallet Des Barres, I776. Map, 28 Ys"high plus margins, uncolored, in three sheets. Atlantic Neptune, Sabin 3606, has at Volume Three, page 9, and I 6 77 Marshall, Clements, I, 275, also mentions publication in Charts of the DES BARRES, JOSEPH FREDERICK WALLET, I722-I824. Coast in London in I778. Sellers & Van Ee 866 confirms. This is an (CAPE ELIZABETH TO MERRYMEETING BAY.} early impression. [London,] Joseph Frederick Wallet Des Barres, I776. Map, 29" high plus margins, uncolored.

106 Map, 23�" high plus margins, colored. HOLLAND, SAMUEL, I728-I8or. Sellers & Van Ee I4I dates [I776?] and notes that it appeared in Tobias Conrad Lotter, Atlas of I778. Two copies. THE SEAT OF ACTION BETWEEN THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN FORCES ... LONG ISLAND. [London, Robert Sayer and John Bennett, 1776.] Map, I7%" high with no margins and imprint missing, colored. [MANUSCRIPT MAP OF VOYAGE OF SHIP ANNA, WILLIAM SMITH, Marshall, Clements, I, 429, has the missing imprint information as MASTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA TO ENGLAND.} does Sellers & Van Ee I I 46. Map, 8" high plus margins. Presented to the Philadelphia Maritime Museum in May I984. !776 JEFFERYS, THOMAS, I7IO?-I77I.

THE AMERICAN ATLAS: OR, A GEOGRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION OF MAP OF THE PROGRESS OF HIS MAJESTY'S ARMIES IN NEW YORK, THE WHOLE CONTINENT ...FORTY-NINE COPPER-PLATES. DURING THE LATE CAMPAIGN. London, Robert Sayer and John Bennett, I776. London, Gazette [, I776}. Folio, 22" high, bound in contemporary half leather, gold-tooled Map, 7Ys" high plus margins, colored. on modern spine. Marshall, Clements, II, 38, also mentions publication in Gentleman's Has thirty maps on forty-nine sheets, colored in outline, all on a large Magazine, XLVI, 605, published in December of I776. scale and mostly carried out by the surveyors of the colonies from I 762 to I 776. Phillips I I 66 lists contents including insertions not present here. Sabin 35953 lists the editions. RATZER, BERNARD . . . . PLAN OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK ....T. KITCHIN, SCULPT. London, Thomas Jefferys and William Faden, I776. LOTTER, MATHIAS ALBRECHT, I74I-I8Io. Map, upper half only, 23%" high plus margins, uncolored. CARTE NOUVELLE DE L'AMERIQUE ANGLOISE . . . SAVOIR LE CANADA ...LES TREIZE PROVINCES UNIES ...AVEC LA FLORIDE. Stokes, Iconography, I, 34I, and plate 4I, describe as the second state. Sellers & Van Ee II07 does not discuss state. Marshall, Clem­ Augsburg, Mathias Albrecht Lotter [, I776?]. ents, II, 30I, mentions state in three of the four copies.

107 [1776] [London, 1777?1 SAYER, RoBERT, 1725-1794, and Map, ro%" high plus imprint, "Engraved for Middleton's Com­ plete System of Geography," and margin closely trimmed, colored BENNETT, JOHN, d. 1787. in outline. THE AMERICAN MILITARY POCKET ATLAS ...OF THE BRITISH Sellers & Van Ee 1737 dates the geography [1777-17791. In the col­ COLONIES. lection are two copies, one without imprint. London, Robert Sayer and John Bennett [, 1776}. Octavo, 9" high, bound in contemporary half leather, gold­ stamped. 1777 This was known at the Holster Atlas, for it was made for the use of HOMANN HEIRS. mounted officers. Contains the six folding colored maps called for in AMERICA SEPTENTRIONALIS A DOMINO D'ANVILLE. 1206. r 147 [1776}. Phillips Sabin lists as and also dates Nuremberg, Homann Heirs, 1777. Map, r8" high plus margins, colored in outline in map but uncol­ 1776 ored in cartouche. Sellers & Van Ee 69 describes this second state with date advanced SAYER, RoBERT, 1725-1794, and from 1756 and boundaries altered. It appears in Atlas Geographicus BENNETT, JOHN, d. 1787. Major. THE THEATRE OF WAR IN NORTH AMERICA. London, Robert Sayer and John Bennett, 1776. 1777 Map, r6}4" high plus title at top margin closely trimmed and text SALMON, THOMAS, 1679-1767. and imprint at bottom margin, colored in outline. THE MODERN GAZETTEER ....TENTH EDITION. Sellers & Van Ee 144 notes that this is the firststate and does not give Edinburgh, P. Anderson, 1777. an author. The map uses such sources as Popple, Mitchell, and Evans. Octavo, 6Ys" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ stamped. [ 1777?] Of the seven maps listed on the title page, these relate to America: World facing title page, Europe facing page [51, Asia facing page BOWEN, THOMAS, :fl. 1760-1790. [7}, Africa facing page [15}, North America facing page [r71, and A NEW & ACCURATE MAP OF NORTH AMERICA; DRAWN FROM South America facing page [r91. Sabin 75824 lists earlier editions. THE MOST AUTHENTIC MODERN MAPS.

r o 8 1777§ Surveyor General was used to promote an attractive image and en­ SAUTHIER, CLAUDE JOSEPH. courage settlement in Pennsylvania. This edition was published in London to show the readers of The London Magazine the most vital A MAP OF THE PROVINCES OF NEW-YORK AND NEW-JERSEY. theater of war then in America. Augsburg, Mathias Albrecht Lotter, I 777. Map, 40!4"high plus margins, colored. 8 Reproduction of Marshall, Clements, II, 344, where dimensions are 177 listed as I5" X 2211• Mansell, 522, III, lists "size, when joined, 28Y2 FRANCE. DEPOT DE LA MARINE. x 2 I% inches." CARTE DE LA BAYE ET RIVIERE DE DELAWARE ....CARTE DE L'ENTREE DE LA RIVIERE D'HUDSON ...PAR ORDRE DE M. DE 1777 SARTINE. SAUTHIER, CLAUDE JOSEPH. Paris, Depot, I778. A TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF THE NORTHN. PART OF NEW YORK Map, 2 3" high plus margins including at bottom, "Petit Sculp, Prix ISLAND. Trois Livres," uncolored. London, William Faden, I777. Sellers & Van Ee I365 enters under Joshua Fisher for left-hand map and does not include right-hand map. Marshall, Clements, I, I 57 and Map, I8%" high plus margins and imprint, colored. I64, notes both maps, and Phillips I2II has as numbers [20] and Sellers & Van Ee II6o refers to description at II59, and Marshall, [2I}. Clements, II, 344, refers to Phillips, Maps, page 526. Mansell, 522, I I2, refers to Faden's battle plans atlas where this is number 6. 1778 FRANCE. DEPOT DE LA MARINE. [1777} CARTE REDUITE DES COTES ORIENTALES DE L'AMERIQUE SEP­ TENTRIONALE CONTENANT PARTIE DU NOUVEAU JERSEY ... SCULL, NICHOLAS, I687-I76I, and LA GEORGIE ....PAR ORDRE DE M. DE SARTINE. HEAP, GEoRGE, I7I5?-I752. Paris, Depot, I778. A MAP OF PHILADELPHIA AND PARTS ADJACENT. Map, 22 %" high plus margins, "Grave par Petit," and price. [London, Magazine, I777.} Marshall, Clements, I, I87, notes publication in Hydrographie, II, Map, I3%" high with margins. number [62], and elsewhere. Phillips 590 has also and I2II has as When it was first published in I752, this map by the Penn family's numbers [I-2] in the Neptune. Map, 9 Ys" high plus margins and imprint, and "For the London HOMANN HEIRS. Magazine I778," colored. CARTE GEOGRAPHIQUE DES PROVINCES NEU YORK ET NEU JER­ Marshall, Clements} I, 495, dates [I778} and Sellers & Van Ee Io78 SEY. follows. Nuremberg, Homann Heirs, I778. I 778 Map, I4Ys" high plus margins with title, colored in outline. MIDDLETON, CHARLES THEODORE. Top half only is present. A NEW AND COMPLETE SYSTEM OF GEOGRAPHY ....VOL. I [-II in one volume]. London, John Cooke, I778. JANVIER, JEAN. Folio, I4" high, bound in modern half leather, gold-stamped. MAPPE MONDE OU DESCRIPTION DU GLOBE TERRESTRE. Contains the following maps related to America: World by Thomas Paris, Fran�ois Santini [, I778?}. Bowen I 778 facing page xxviii, World by Thomas Bowen facing Map, I8Y2" high plus margins, colored in outline in maps but full page 5, and Asia facing page 6 in Volume One, and West Indies fac­ in cartouche. ing page 468, North America facing page 486, and Atlantic Ocean On the two hemispheres are traced the tracks of the great explorers. facing page 488 in Volume Two. Mansell, 382, 582, lists the editions. Phillips 629, dated I762, has an earlier map of similar title as number I, and thus indicates the first appearance of Janvier's world map. I 8 Phillips 647 lists this title in a I776-I784 atlas published in Venice 77 by Giuseppe Antonio Remondini in I776[-I784}, Atlas Universe!. PAGE, THOMAS HYDE, I746-I82r. BOSTON ITS ENVIRONS AND HARBOUR. London, William Faden, I778. I 778 Map, I7Ys" high plus margins and imprint, uncolored. KITCHIN, THOMAS, I7I8-I784. Verso has note "very rare state with added section," from the Kenneth PART OF THE COUNTIES OF CHARLOTTE AND ALBANY IN THE Roberts sale. Sellers & Van Ee 9 I 3 describes this second state. PROVINCE OF NEW YORK; BEING THE SEAT OF WAR. See PLATE 47 London, for Robert Baldwin "at the Rose Pater Noster Row' " ' I778.

IIO Atlante Novissimo of I775-1779, Sabin Io6276, and as number 7 RATZER, BERNARD. in Le Colonie Unite of 1778, Sellers & Van Ee I63. THE PROVINCE OF NEW JERSEY ...SECOND EDITION. London, William Faden, I778. [ 1 778-1 7 80) Map, 30%" high plus margins, colored. FRANCE. DEPOT DE LA MARINE. Facsimile by the NewJersey Historical Society in 1962. Sellers & Van NEPTUNE AMERICO-SEPTENTRIONAL .... DEPUIS DE GROEN­ Ee I238 describes the 1777 edition and 1239 discusses the alterations LAND INCLUSIVEMENT, JUSQUES ET COMPRIS LE GOLFE DU for the I778 edition. MEXIQUE. [Paris, Depot, I778-I78o.} 1 778 Folio, 27%" high, bound in contemporary marbled paper over ROBERTSON, WILLIAM, 172 1-1793· boards and spine, gold-tooled leather title panel on spine. L'HISTOIRE DE L'AMERIQUE ....TOME PREMIER (-SECOND}. Twenty-seven maps are contained in this earliest French Neptune. Paris, Panckoucke, 1778. Phillips I I2 I lists and numbers twenty-six maps which are present here bound in this order: I, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, I7, 9, ro, II, I2, I3, I4, Quartos, 9%" high, bound in nineteenth-century half leather, 15, I6, 17 repeated, r8, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 3, and 4· gold-stamped. Sabin 52337 quotes Rich's comment that this has "very beautiful Volume One contains at end two folding maps, Carte du Golfe du charts of the coast." Mexico and Carte de 1'Amerique Meridionale, and Volume Two con­ tains at end two folding maps, Carte du Mexique and Carte des Pays ...depuis Panama jusqu'a Guayaquil, and an engraving. 1 778[- 1 792) LE ROUGE, GEORGE LOUIS, fl. 1740-I78o. ATLAS AMERIQUAIN SEPTENTRIONAL. ... TRADUIT DES CARTES. [ 1 778] ...PAR LE MAJOR HOLLAND, EVANS, SCULL, MOUZON, ROSS [ZATTA, ANTONIO, fl. I757-I797·J •••&C. L'ACADIA, LE PROVINCIE DI SAGADAHOOK E MAIN ...CONNECTI­ Paris, George Louis Le Rouge, I778[-I792]. CUT. Folio, 2 I Y2"high, bound in contemporary marbled boards. [Venice, Antonio Zatta, r 778.} Has the frontispiece engraved after West's painting of Penn's Treaty Map, I2 Y2"high plus margins and title, colored in outline. with the Indians and twenty-six maps, colored in outline, following Marshall, Clements, II, 523, has as number 42 in Volume Four of Jefferys's Atlas of I776. The engraved title page has a table of maps

III which neither Phillips I2 12 nor this item follows, for each has sub­ [ 1779 ?} stitutions. Here as number 4 is Theatre de la Guerre, I777· This atlas lacks Phillips sheet number 3 of 1792 and number 23 of I778, and DES BARRES, JOSEPH FREDERICK WALLET, I722-I824. Phillips sheet numbers I9, 20, 21, and 22 are here 21, 22, 19, and 20. [COAST OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA FROM STONO RIVER Sabin 40141 lists under Le Rouge and 35954 lists under Jefferys. TO INLET ST. MARY.} Contains the Le Rouge edition of the Mitchell map. [London, I779?] Map, 29Y2" high plus margins, uncolored. 1778-1 807 Phillips I 198 has this as map 56 of Volume Three of the Atlantic Neptune, Sabin 3606, copy number I there. Marshall, Clements, 1, FADEN, WILLIAM, I750-I836. 272, notes two of first state as maps r66 and I67 of Stevens, Notes, GENERAL ATLAS [binder's title on spine}. and dates [c. I779]. This is the second state without the inset plan of [London,} William Faden, 1778-I807. the siege of Savannah as described in Sellers & Van Ee I594· Folio, 23Y2" high, bound in contemporary half leather, gold­ tooled. 1779 Contains the fifty-fourmaps called for on the printed Contents page plus 53*, South America with its Political Divisions, of I8o6. The FRANCE. DEPOT DE LA MARINE. maps correlate closely with those listed in LeGear 6oro under differ­ PLAN DE LA BAlE ET DU HAVRE DE CASCO ...PAR ...CYPRIAN ent numbers with later edition substitutions for numbers 5, I6, 23, SOUTHACK ... PAR ORDRE DE M. DE SARTINE. 24, 2 5, and elsewhere. Those relating to America are the firstfive and [Paris,} Depot, I779· the last seven maps. Map, r6" high plus margins, uncolored. Sellers & Van Ee 843 points out that "anchorages in the English edi­ 1779 tion were mistakenly interpreted by the French copyist as symbols for DES BARRES, JOSEPH FREDERICK WALLET, I722-I824. currents." A CHART OF DELAWARE BAY, WITH SOUNDINGS ...BY CAPT. SIR ANDREW SNAPE HAMMOND. 1779 [London,} Joseph Frederick Wallet Des Barres, 1779. SAUTHIER, CLAUDE JOSEPH. Map, 30 Y2 " high plus margins, colored. A CHOROGRAPHICAL MAP OF THE PROVINCE OF NEW YORK ... Sellers & Van Ee 1367 describes this map, which originally appeared BY ORDER OF ...TRYON. in Atlantic Neptune, Sabin 3606. London, William Faden, I 779·

112 Map, 72 Ys" highplus margins, colored, on three sheets. (1780} Sellers & Van Ee I070 also notes its occasional publication in Jef­ BONNE, RIGOBERT, I727-I795· ferys's American Atlas} Sabin 35953· ATLAS DE TOUTES LES PARTIES CONNUES. [Geneva, J. L. Pellet, I78o.] 1779- 1788 Quarto, row" high, bound in contemporary half leather, gold­ ZATTA, ANTONIO, fl.I75 7-I797· tooled. ATLANTE NOVISSIMO TOMO I [-IV). Contains fifty maps of which twenty-five relate to America. They are listed in Phillips 652 where this atlas is dated [r78o]. Venice, Antonio Zatta, I779-I788. Folios, I 5 !;2" high, bound in contemporary half leather, gold­ tooled. ( 1780} Phillips 650 dates I779-I788 and lists the maps relating to America BONNE, RIGOBERT, I727-I795· in Volume One: numbers 6, 7, 8, 9, I4, I5, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 6o, 6r, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, and 68, to which should be added CARTE DE LA PARTIE NORD DES ETATS UNIS. number I r. The maps are colored in outline but full in cartouches. [Geneva, I 780.] Sabin Io6276 lists the maps by volumes. Map, 8!;2" high plus margins and plate marks and "Liv. XVII et XVIII. No. 47,'' colored in outline. Marshall, Clements} I, 99, dates [r78o], as does Phillips 652, Ray­ 1779- 178 5 nal's Atlas of Geneva, where this is number 47· ZATTA, ANTONIO, fl. 1757-1797· ATLANTE NOVISSIMO [in four volumes). 1780 Venice, Antonio Zatta, I779-r785. Contains 2 r 6 double-page maps, colored in outline in maps but full GUTHRIE, WILLIAM, I708-I770. in cartouches, of which twenty-six relate to America. They are listed in A NEW SYSTEM OF MODERN GEOGRAPHY ....NEW EDITION .... Phillips at 650 and 65 r. Sabin has at ro6276. Not seen. MAPS ENGRAVED BY MR. KITCHIN. Presented to Cabrini College in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond London, Charles Dilly and George Robinson, I78o. Green. Quarto, r I" high, bound in contemporary full leather, blind­ tooled, rebacked.

113 Contains twenty maps of which the following relate to America: 1782 World facing page I, North America facing page 63I, British Do­ EXPILLY, JEAN JOSEPH GEORGES, ABBE D', I7I9-I793· minions facing page 657, West Indies facing page 703, and South America facing page 727. Sabin 29327 lists the editions. LE GEOGRAPHE MANUEL. ...NOUVELLE EDITION. Paris, Couturier Fils and Onfroy, I782. Octavo, 5%" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ 178 1 tooled. APRES DE MANNEVILLETTE, JEAN BAPTISTE NICOLAS DENIS Contains five maps of which two relate to America: [I], Mappe­ D', I707-I780. monde, and [5}, New World. SUPPLEMENT AU NEPTUNE ORIENTAL.

Paris, Demonville, and at Brest, Malassis, I 78 r. Folio, 22 Y2"high, bound in contemporary full leather with gold­ tooled green boards and spine. MILLAR, GEORGE HENRY. Contains the eighteen maps called for in Phillips 3I68 none of which VARIOUS PLANS AND DRAUGHTS OF CITIES, TOWNS, HARBOURS. relates to America. See NEPTUNE ORIENTALE I775· ... NEW-YORK .... BOSTON .... PHILADELPHIA ....CHARLES TOWN, SOUTH CAROLINA ....HAV ANNA. [London, Alexander Hogg, I782.} [ r 78r?]§ Map, I2 %" high at platemarks including imprint "Engraved for ESNAUTS & RAPILLY. Millar's New Complete & Universal System of Geography," plus CARTE DE LA PARTIE DE LA VIRGIN IE OU L'ARMEE COMB! NEE ... margins, colored. LE I9 OCTBRE. I78r. Mansell, 384, 9, lists this as the firsteditio n. Paris, Esnauts & Rapilly [, I78I?}. Map, I7Ys" high plus margins and imprint, colored. (1782?} Facsimile published by the Naval Historical Foundation in I945 WRIGHT, GEORGE, I740-I783. from a map in the Library of Congress, dated [I78I] by Phillips at page I I32 in the list of maps, and I782 by Tooley at page I95 of the WRIGHT'S NEW IMPROVED CELESTIAL GLOBE. dictionary. Sellers & Van Ee I462 dates [I78I?}. London, William Bardin [, I782?}. Globe, I3" diameter, on base of four pillars. A celestial globe dated [I782?} by Yonge at page 79· Cartouche has portraits of Washington and Franklin. Marshall, COLSON, NATHANIEL. Clements} I, 350, has the companion, Map of the Powers, of the same dimensions, from Andrews, History of the War of London I785. THE MARINER'S NEW CALENDAR. London, Mount and Page, I783. Quarto, 7 Ys"high, bound in contemporary full leather covered with ugly plastic coating. BUELL, ABEL, I742-I822. A NEW AND CORRECT MAP OF THE UNITED STATES ...AGREE­ ABLE TO THE PEACE OF I783. New Haven, Abel Buell [, I784]. FIELDING, JOHN. Map, I6Y2" high plus margins, colored in outline in map but full A MAP OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, AS SETTLED BY THE in cartouche. PEACE OF I783. Facsimile published by American Heritage as the firstAmerican map [London, John Fielding, I783.] of the United States. On verso is a description of map of which Wheat Map, 8�" high plus margins, colored in outline. & Brun describe states at I09 and I IO. Sellers & Van Ee 755 notes this having appeared in Volume Four of European Magazine of I783, although the date of publication on the map appears to be I785 and may be the one in Marshall, Clements} I, 350. Phillips, Maps} page 864, gives page location in the Magazine. LATTRE, JEAN. Mansell, I72, I I, supplies no dates for Fielding. CARTE DES ETATS-UNIS DE L'AMERIQUE. Paris, Jean Lattre, I784. Map, 2 I Y2"high plus imprints, printed in color. FIELDING, JOHN. Facsimile published by R. R. Donnelley from the original in the New­ NORTH AMERICA INCLUDING THE UNITED STATES AND THEIR berry Library. This firstFrench map of the United States is dedicated BOUNDARIES, AGREEABLE TO THE PEACE OF I783. to Franklin. Phillips, Maps} has at page 864, and Sellers & Van Ee 750 describes it briefly. The pamphlet by Lester Cappon accompany­ London, John Fielding, I783. ing the facsimile has an extended discussion. Map, 4 Y2"high plus imprint in very narrow margins, colored in outline in map but full in cartouche.

II5 [!784] I 78 5 MORSE, JEDIDIAH, 1761-1826. BARDIN, WILLIAM, fl. 1782-1800. GEOGRAPHY MADE EASY. BEING A SHORT, BUT COMPREHENSIVE THE CELESTIAL GLOBE. SYSTEM. London, William Bardin, 1785. New Haven, Meigs, Bowen & Dana [, 1784}. Globe, 9" diameter on four-footed base. Octavo, 6�" high, bound in modern paper wrapper. A celestial globe described by Yonge at page 6. Contains the world map facing the title page but missing the map of the United States. Shipton-Mooney 18615 calls for the two plates as does Sabin 50936 where this is the firstin the list of many editions. [ 1785 ?} BONNE, RIGOBERT, 1727-1795· L'EMPIRE DE LA CHINE D'APRES L'ATLAS CHINOIS.

ATTACK OF THE REBELS UPON FORT PENOBSCOT IN THE PROV­ Paris, Jean Lattre [, 1785 ?]. INCE OF NEW ENGLAND. Map, 12�" high plus margins, colored. [London, 1785.} Map, 14Y2"high plus margins and imprint. Sellers & Van Ee 839 notes publication in Jefferys's General Topog­ FENNING, DANIEL. raphy, Sabin 35962, as number [109} and card in collection notes A NEW AND EASY GUIDE TO THE USE OF THE GLOBES .•..FIFTH imprint "for the Continuation (after Tindal's) of Rapin's History of EDITION WITH LARGE CORRECTIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS. England published as the Act directs Dec. 18, 1785." Not seen except in photograph. London, S. Crowder, 1785. Presented to the Maine State Museum. Twelvemo, 6%" high, bound in contemporary full leather with modern spine, boards gold-tooled on edges. Contains engraving by T. K. Powell of the two hemispheres as frontis­ piece and nine other plates, of which the following relate to America: Asia at page 20, Africa at page 24, North America at page 31, South America at page 37, and Terrestrial Globe at page 47·

II6 I 78 5 ROBERT DE VAUGONDY, DIDIER, 1723-1786. HOMANN HEIRS. ETATS-UNIS DE L'AMERIQUE SEPTENTRIONALE AVEC LES ISLES NEUE UND VOLLSTAENDIGE POSTKARTE DURCH GANZ DEUTSCH­ ...SUP PLEMENT A L'ATLAS DE .... LAND. Paris, Antoine Boudet, 1785. Nuremberg, Homann Heirs, 1786. Map, r8%" high plus margins, colored in outline in map but un­ Folio, 9Ys"high, bound in contemporary marbled paper over colored in cartouche. boards, as issued. Map in sixteen parts colored in outline and with the small-scale re­ Sellers & Van Ee 761 notes this as appearing in the Atlas Universe/ of 1799, but it appeared from 1785 until as late as r8ro. Karpinski, duction. Bibliography of the Printed Maps of Michigan, item 103, discusses. 1786 KEULEN, GERARDHULS T, d. r8or. 1786 NIEUWE PASKAART VAN HET ZUIDELYKSTE GEDEELTE DER AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. NOORD ZEE. TRANSACTIONS. Amsterdam, Gerard Hulst Keulen, 1786. Philadelphia, Robert Aitken, 1786. Map, 32" high plus margins, uncolored. Quarto, 9Y2" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ Atlantes, IV, 276-281, discusses the confused genealogy of the Van stamped. Keulens. The charts follow on pages 3 70 through 402. Contains Benjamin Franklin's Letter to Mr. Alphonsus le Roy at Paris and his Chart of The Gulf Stream facing page 315. Shipton­ Mooney r 9465 calls for five folding plates. CARY, JOHN, 1754?-1835· CARY'S NEW AND CORRECT ENGLISH ATLAS: BEING A NEW SET 1786 OF COUNTY MAPS. FRANCE. DEPOT DE LA MARINE. London, John Cary, 1787. CARTE GENERALE DE L'OCEAN ATLANTIQUE OU OCCIDENTAL, Folio, 13" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold-tooled. DRESSEE AU .... [sixth edition}. Phillips 5207 describes the 1793 edition of forty-seven maps as here, Paris, Depot, 1786. colored, none of which relates to America. See Skelton on county Map, 24" high plus price and margins, colored. atlases.

117 !787 [ r 7 87 -r8ro?) DELAMARCHE, CHARLES FRAN<;OIS, I740-I8I7. [BOWEN, THOMAS, fl. 1760-1790.}

GLOBE DRESSE PAR M. ROBERT DE VAUGONDY. A NEW & ACCURATE MAP OF NORTH AMERICA WITH THE NEWLY Paris, I787. DISCOVERED ISLANDS. Globe, 9Y2" diameter on walnut base. [London, 1787-1810?} A terrestrial globe described by Yonge at page 24. Map, Io�" high plus "Engraved for Bankes's New System of Geography" and margins, uncolored. Sellers & Van Ee 756 dates another of the Bankes maps at [I78?} while Marshall, Clements, I, I I I, dates at [I787-18Io?} as does Phil­ DEZAUCHE, ]. A. lips 665 where this is number [I} in Volume Two. CARTE DE FRANCE ...DEPUIS I589. JUSQU'EN I6Io. Paris, ]. A. Dezauche, I787. ! 7 88 Map, 17%" high plus margins, colored. BOWEN, THOMAS, fl.17 60-I790.

A NEW & ACCURATE CHART OF THE WESTERN OR ATLANTIC ! 7 87 OCEAN. JEFFERSON, THOMAS, I743-I826. (London,} Thomas Bowen, 1788. NOTES ON THE STATE OF VIRGINIA. Map, 8%" high plus "Engraved for Bankes's New System of Geog­ raphy Published by Royal Authority" and margins, uncolored. London, John Stockdale, I787. Phillips 665 has as number [2} in Volume Two. Octavo, 7%" high, bound in modern half leather, gold-stamped. Contains the map called for on title page, A Map of the Country be­ tween Albemarle Sound and Lake Erie. Sabin 35896 has a discussion 1788 of the publication history. The firstAmerican edition of I788 is Ship­ GUTHRIE, WILLIAM, 1708-1770. torr-Mooney 2II76. A NEW GEOGRAPHICAL, HISTORICAL, AND COMMERCIAL GRAM­ MAR ....MAPS, ENGRAVED BY MR. KITCHIN. . .. ELEVENTH EDITION. London, Charles Dilly and George G. and J. Robinson, I788.

II8 Octavo, 8Y2"high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ Quarto, I I%" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ stamped. tooled. The Directions on page Io call for twenty maps of which the follow­ The Paris edition of I787-I788 is described at Phillips 666 and 667 ing relate to America: World facing title page (damaged ), North where he lists maps relating to America as numbers 20, 2I, 22, 23J America facing page 777, West Indies facing page 822 (torn), and 24, 25, 26, 30, and 3I, to which should be added number 28. South America facing page 839. In addition there is a map of new discoveries facing page 867. Sabin 29327 lists the many editions in­ cluding this. [I7 89} [BONNE, RIGOBERT, I727-I795.] 1788-1798 CARTE DU DUCHE DE VALOIS ET DU COMTE DE SENLIS. ROBERTSON, WILLIAM, I72 I-I793· [Paris, I789.] THE HISTORY OF AMERICA ....IN THREE VOLUMES ....FIFTH Map, 9Ys" high plus "Perrier del et sculp. Macquet scrip" and mar­ EDITION. gins, uncolored. London, A. Strahan, Thomas Cadell, and J. Balfour, I788-I796. Octavos, 8w" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ I789 stamped. CADELL, THOMAS, I742-I8o2. Contains these maps related to America, in Volume One, South Amer­ MAP OF SWITZERLAND MARKED WITH THE ROUTES OF THE ica facing page I and Gulf of Mexico facing last page, and in Volume FOUR TOURS. . .. I776 ... I786 BY THE REVD. WILLM. COXE. Two, Mexico facing page I and Panama to Guayaquil facing last ...W. PALMER SCULP. ISLINGTON. page. There are no maps in Volume Three nor in Books Nine and Ten published in I 796. Sabin 7 I 97 3 lists the editions as does Mansell, 498, London, Thomas Cadell, I789. 2II. Map, 2oY2" high plus margins closely trimmed, uncolored except for routes. 1789 BONNE, RIGOBERT, I727- I795, and I 789 DESMAREST, NICOLAS, I725-I8I5. MORSE, JEDIDIAH, I76I-I826. ATLAS ENCYCLOPEDIQUE (volume one of two}. THE AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY (the first edition}. Padua, I 789. Elizabeth, Shepard Kollock, I 789.

II9 Quarto, 7%" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ stamped. LOWNDES, WILLIAM. Contains Map of the States of Virginia ...Florida, facing the Intro­ GEOGRAPHY FOR YOUTH ....FOURTH EDITION. duction, and Map of the Northern and Middle States, facing page 33, as called for in Shipton-Mooney 21978. Sabin 50924 lists the editions london, William Lowndes, 1790. of which this is the firstin the list. Twelvemo, 7�" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ stamped. Contains four maps related to America: World as frontispiece, Asia [1790} facing page 153, North America facing page 227, and South America CHURCHMAN, JOHN, 1753-1805. facing page 267. Mansell, 343, 500, supplies no dates for lowndes, only the epithet, bookseller. TO GEORGE WASHINGTON ...THIS MAGNETIC ATLAS OR VARIA­ TION CHART IS HUMBLY INSCRIBED. [Philadelphia, 1790.] 1790 Map, 24Y2"high at plate mark plus margins, colored. MORSE, JEDIDIAH, 1761-1826. Published as frontispiece in his Magnetic Atlas. Wheat & Brun 6 de­ GEOGRAPHY MADE EASY: BEING AN ABRIDGEMENT OF THE scribes in detail. Shipton-Mooney 22406 dates 1790 for the book. AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY.... SECOND EDITION. Presented to the Philadelphia Maritime Museum in May 1984. Boston, Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews, I 790. Octavo, 7 %" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ tooled. HARRISON, JOHN. Contains the eight maps called for in the Directions to the Book­ binder, of which these relate to America: World facing title page; A PARTICULAR MAP OF THE AMERICAN LAKES, RIVERS &C. PAR Earth facing page 15; United States facing page 37; South America LE SR. D' ANVILLE. facing page 250; Europe facing page 262; and Africa facing page london, John Harrison, 1790. 310. Shipton-Mooney 22681 calls for eight plates while the New Map, 20" high plus margins, uncolored. Haven [, 1784], edition, Shipton-Mooney 18615, calls for two plates. Sabin 50936 lists the editions. This is from D'Anville's Atlas published in london in 1792, at page 23.

120 1790-1 792 CASSIN!, GIOVANNI MARIA, fl. I788-I805. CARY, JOHN, I754?-I835. GLOBO TERRESTRE DELINATIO. GLOBO CELESTE. CARY'S TRAVELLER'S COMPANION, OR, A DELINEATION OF THE TURNPIKE ROADS OF ENGLAND AND WALES. Rome, Presso la Calcografa, I790-I792. London, John Cary, I792. Globes, I4" diameter, on four-footed bases. A pair of globes. Thirty-twomo, 4%" high, oblong, bound in contemporary full leather, gold-tooled. Although the engraved title page has I79I, each of the forty-three 1 791 maps colored in outline is dated I792. Phillips 40I2 notes only HOOPER, SAMUEL, fl. I770-I793· twenty-two maps. AN INDEX MAP TO THE ANTIQUITIES OF SCOTLAND. London, Samuel Hooper, I79L ELWE, JAN BAREND. Map, I7�" high plus imprint and margins, colored. MAPPE MONDE OU DESCRIPTION DU GLOBE. Tooley entry for Hooper mentions publication of his work on Scot­ land. Amsterdam, Jan Barend Elwe, I792. Map, I I�" high plus margins, colored. 1791 Facsimile of the map which Atlantes El 2 lists as number ( 3). MORSE, JEDIDIAH, I76I-I826. GEOGRAPHY MADE EASY: BEING AN ABRIDGEMENT OF THE 1792 AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY ....THIRD EDITION, CORRECTED. GIBSON, JOHN, fl. I750-I792. Boston, Samuel Hall, I79L ATLAS MINIMUS, OR A NEW SET OF POCKET MAPS ....NEW EDI­ Octavo, 7" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold� TION. stamped. London [, Emanuel Bowen], I792. Contains the eight maps called for in the Directions to the Bookbinder and Shipton-Mooney 23579, of which these relate to America: World Thirty-twomo, 4%" high, bound in contemporary paper wrapper. facing title page; Earth facing page I 5; United States facing page 3 7; Contains fifty-two maps. Phillips 676 lists as relating to America South America facing page 250; Europe facing page 262; and Africa numbers I, World; 5, North America; 6, South America; 39, Nova facing page 3 IO. Sabin 50936 lists the editions. Scotia; 40, New England; 4I, New York and Pensilvania; 42, Pensil-

I2I vania, Maryland and Virginia; 43, United States; 44, Carolina; 45, 1 792 Newfoundland; 46, Cape Breton; 47, West Indies; 48, Canada; 49, Mexico; 50, Brazil; 51, Paraguay; and 52, Peru. To these should be STOCKDALE, JOHN, I729-I8I4. added number 2, Europe, which shows Greenland above Norway. A MAP OF THE NORTHERN AND MIDDLE STATES. [London,] John Stockdale, 1792. Map, r2Y2" high plus margins and "Engraved for [1794 London !792 edition of Jedidiah] Morse's Geography .... Engraved by G. Allen LINNERHJELM, GusTAV FREDERIC, 1757-r8r9. Sadlers Wells Row, Islington," uncolored. LANDS WAGARNE GENOM SODRA DELEN AF SWERIGE. Marshall, Clements, II, 409, also notes publication in Pictet's Tab­ [Stockholm?] Herrar Lands Hosdingarnes, 1792. leau de la Situation in Paris in 1795, Volume One, page 246. Map, 25%" high, with margins including imprint, colored. The map is cut into twenty parts and backed on linen for folding. [ 1 7 93] CARLETON, OsGOOD, r742-r8r6. !792 THE DISTRICT OF MAIN FROM THE LATEST SURVEYS 0. CARLE­ TON DELIN. MORSE, JEDIDIAH, I76I-I826. [Boston, 1793.] THE AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY ....WITH TWO SHEET MAPS .... THIRD EDITION. Map, ro%" high plus margins, uncolored. Dublin, John Jones, 1792. Published in Jedidiah Morse, The American Universal Geography, Shipton-Mooney 25847, opposite page 345· See Wheat & Brun r68. Octavo, 8" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ stamped. Contains the Map of the States of Virginia ...Florida, facing title [!7 93] page and the Map of theNorthern and Middle States facing page 33, both engraved for this edition. Sabin 50924 1ists the editions. CARLETON, OsGOOD, 1742-r8r6. A MAP OF PENSYL VANIA WITH PART OF THE ADJACENT STATES. [Philadelphia, 1793.] Map, 7 Ys" high, uncolored. Wheat & Brun 438 notes publication in Morse's American Universal

122 Geography, I, facing 469. Shipton-Mooney 25847 calls for eleven I 793 maps. MORSE, JEDIDIAH, I761-I826. Presented to the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission THE AMERICAN UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHY ....IN TWO PARTS. in November I 98 I. Boston, Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. An�rews, Isaiah Thomas in Worcester, Berry, Rogers & Berry in New York, H. and P. Rice I793 in Philadelphia, and W. P. Young in Charleston, I793· CARY, JOHN, I754?-I835. Contains the eleven maps called for in the Directions to theBook­ BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. binder facing the Introduction, of which these relate to America: World facing title page; Northern and Middle States facing page London, John Cary, 1793. 309; Maine facing page 345; Pennsylvania facing page 469; Virginia, Map, IO�" high plus imprint and margins, colored. North Carolina, etc., facing page 532; South America facing page Phillips 5207 describes the English Atlas of 1793 with forty-seven 642, West Indies facing page 666; Asia facing page 384 in second maps. volume along with Africa facing page 484. Shipton-Mooney 25847 calls for the eleven maps, eight in Volume One and three in Volume Two. Sabin 50926 lists the editions. I 793 IMLAY, GILBERT, 1754?-I828? A TOPOGRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE WESTERN TERRITORY I 793 OF NORTH AMERICA .... SECOND EDITION. PERKS, WILLIAM. London, John Debrett, I793· THE YOUTH'S GENERAL INTRODUCTION TO GEOGRAPHY. SECOND EDITION. Octavo, 7%" high, bound in modern half leather, gold-tooled. London, George G. and J. Robinson, 1793. Contains a map of the Western Territories, one of the Rapids of the Ohio, and one of Kentucky. Sabin 34355 calls for two maps, a plan, Octavo, 8Ys" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold·­ and a table. Mansell, 265, I38, lists editions. stamped. Of the twenty-eight maps called for on the title page and listed in Directions on page viii, these relate to America: two maps of World facing title page, North America facing page 333, West Indies facing page 343, and South America facing page 345· This work is not found in any bibliography of Americana except Mansell at 45 I, 6o, where this edition is described. 1794 1794 CAREY, MATHEW, r76o-I839. JEFFERYS, THOMAS, I7ro?-177L A GENERAL ATLAS FOR THE PRESENT WAR. THE COAST OF WEST FLORIDA AND LOUISIANA. Philadelphia, Mathew Carey, I794· London, William Laurie & James Whittle, I794· Folio, 15" high, bound in contemporary marbled paper boards Map, I8Ys'' high plus margins and title, colored. with printed paper label on front cover. Marshall, Clements1 I, 469, describes the Sayer I775 edition of this This is "the first known atlas published in the United States" in the map firstprinted in the I750s. words of Wheat & Brun in their bibliography, where this atlas is num­ ber 77· There are seven maps including one of American interest, that of the West Indies, which Phillips 6oo3 lists as number 7. Shipton­ 1794 Mooney 2647I also calls for seven maps and Sabin ro858 has later MORSE, JEDIDIAH, I76I-I826. editions. THE AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY ....NEW EDITION. London, John Stockdale, I794· 1794 Quarto, r I�" high, bound in contemporary paper, rebacked. GUTHRIE, WILLIAM, I708-I770. Contains the twenty-five maps called for on the title page. Phillips A NEW SYSTEM OF MODERN GEOGRAPHY ....IN TWO VOLUMES. r36r lists those maps and points out that "while this work can not be ...FIRST AMERICAN EDITION. regarded as an atlas, it contains a collection of the earliest maps of the Philadelphia, Mathew Carey, I794· states in the union." Sabin 50924 lists the editions. Folio, ro�" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ tooled. 1794 The Preface contains a long and important critical essay on the merit of the work and speaks of the need for those new maps included in a MORSE, JEDIDIAH, I76I-I826. separate atlas, and Shipton-Mooney 27077 and 28782 call for forty­ GEOGRAPHY MADE EASY: BEING AN ABRIDGEMENT OF THE seven maps there. Sabin 29327 lists the editions. AMERICAN UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHY .... FOURTH EDITION, ABRIDGED, CORRECTED AND ENLARGED BY THE AUTHOR. Boston, Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews, I 794· Octavo, 6Ys" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ tooled.

124 Contains the nine maps called for in the Directions to the Bookbinder Folio, I4%" high, bound in contemporary half leather, blind­ at page 432, of which these relate to America: World facing title tooled. page; United States facing page 67; Europe facing page 3I2; and This is the firstAmerican atlas printed in the United States and it con­ Africa facing page 393· Shipton-Mooney 2735 I reproduces these tains twenty-one maps listed in Phillips I I72, all of which relate to nine maps and Sabin 50936 lists the editions. America. Shipton-Mooney 28390 enters under. title. Sabin I0855 mentions twenty maps and one chart.

1794 PLOWDEN, FRANCIS PETER, I749-I829. 1 7 95 A SHORT HISTORY OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, FROM MAY I792 TO CAREY, MATHEW, I760-I839·

... I793· THE GENERAL ATLAS FOR CAREY'S EDITION OF GUTHRIE'S GEOG­ Philadelphia, Mathew Carey, I794· RAPHY. Quarto, 8" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ Philadelphia, Mathew Carey, I795· stamped. Folio, I7%" high, bound in contemporary half leather. Shipton-Mooney 27529 notes that no map is included. Contains forty-five mapsas listed in Phillips 683 which is for Carey's General Atlas of I796. Those relating to America are numbers I and 23 through 45 of which all but numbers I, 42, and 43 are new in this [1794-1799} edition. Shipton-Mooney 47370 notes that the "only copy cannot be HEATHER, WILLIAM, fl. I790-I8I2. reproduced," making this copy extremely rare. Sabin I0858 mentions the American edition of Guthrie. Cresswell says that "this is the larg­ EAST INDIA PILOT. est copy I have ever seen: huge margins on the folding maps, light London, William Heather [, I794-I799}. impressions, but all first states." Presented to the Philadelphia Maritime Museum in May I982.

[1795} 1795 CARLETON, OsGOOD, I742-I8I6. CAREY, MATHEW, I76o-I839. AN ACCURATE MAP OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU­ CAREY'S AMERICAN ATLAS. SETTS EXCLUSIVE OF THE DISTRICT OF MAIN. Philadelphia, Mathew Carey, I795· Boston, Osgood Carleton and John Norman [, I795}.

125 Map, 34%" high plus margins, colored in outline in map, in four [!795} sheets. DWIGHT, NATHANIEL, 1770-1831. Wheat & Brun 214 dates [17951 and cites only two locations in America. Shipton-Mooney does not include under Carleton nor under A SHORT BUT COMPREHENSIVE SYSTEM OF THE GEOGRAPHY. title. ... SECOND CONNECTICUT EDITION. PLATE 48 See Hartford, Barzillai Hudson and George Goodwin, Isaac Beers of New Haven, B. Talmadge of Litchfield,Timothy C. Green of New (1795} London, and Andrew Huntington of Norwich [, 1795}. CARLETON, OsGOOD, 1742-1816. Octavo, 6%" high, bound in contemporary half leather. AN ACCURATE MAP OF THE DISTRICT OF MAINE. The two maps engraved by Amos Doolittle relate to America, one Boston, Osgood Carleton, John Norman, and William Norman facing page 10, Eastern Continent, and the other facing page 143, [, 17951· Western Continent, in Shipton-Mooney 28607. In addition to this Map, 53 Ys"high plus margins, colored in outline. edition, Shipton-Mooney, I, 236, lists those of Boston, Albany, Hart­ ford, and, at 28609, a questionable date of [1802} for the Philadel­ Shipton-Mooney 28391 dates [17951, for Carleton was only selling phia edition. maps in that year. Wheat & Brun 170 describes the range of dates from 1790 through 1799. Not seen. Presented to the Maine State Museum. 1795 FORTIN, JEAN, 1750-1831. ATLAS CELESTE DE FLAMSTEED.... TROISIEME EDITION. ( 1795}§ Paris, Charles Fran�ois Delamarche, 1795. CARLETON, OsGOOD, 1742-1816. Quarto, 8%" high, bound in contemporary half leather, gold­ A MAP OF THE DISTRICT OF MAINE. stamped. [Boston, Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer Andrews, 1795.} Contains thirty celestial charts. Map, 16%" high plus margins, uncolored. Facsimile of the John Carter Brown Library copy from Sullivan's [1795} History of Maine, Shipton-Mooney 29589, where it is a folding map. GILLING, W. Marshall, Clements, I, 144, gives the measurements as 2oY2" x r6Y2". A NEW GENERAL ATLAS OF THE WORLD. London, W. Gilling [, 1795}. Folio, I6Y.2"high, bound in nineteenth-century half leather with 1 795 contemporary boards, gold-tooled. THE PROVINCE OF MAINE, FROM THE BEST AUTHORITIES I795· Contains thirty-eight colored maps listed on leaf following title page, [New York, John Reid, I796.} plus map of world bound as frontispiece. Those relating to America are frontispiece map and numbers 27, 28, 29, and 30. Mansell, 200, Map, 14%" high plus margins, uncolored. 2I9, lists the only copy, that at Princeton, dated [18-?}. Published in John Reid, The American Atlas} as number 5 of the twenty maps called for in Shipton-Mooney 31078. Wheat & Brun 176 discusses two editions. 1 7 95 KITCHIN, THOMAS, I7I8-I784. 1795 A GENERAL ATLAS, DESCRIBING THE WHOLE UNIVERSE ...FROM SCOTT, JOSEPH. THE LAST EDITION OF D'ANVILLE AND ROBERT (DE VAUGONDY}. THE UNITED STATES GAZETTEER. London, Robert Laurie and James Whittle, I795· Philadelphia, Francis and R. Bailey, I795· Folio, 2 I Y.2"high, bound in modern half leather with contempo­ rary boards, blind- and gold-stamped. Octavo, 6Ys" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ stamped. Thirty-seven maps are listed on the title page and are present, colored The nineteen maps called for on the title page are present, bound in in outline. Phillips 3529 1ists those maps of which the following relate to America: I, 2, 25, 26, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, and 37· Sabin 3802I alphabetically. Shipton-Mooney 29476 provides no dates for Scott, using instead the epithet, geographer, to distinguish from Joseph describes the I773 edition. Scott, importer. Mansell, 534, I82, lists the editions of this firstgazet­ teer of the United States. 1 7 95 PEACOCK, W. 7 5 A COMPENDIOUS GEOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL GRAMMAR. ! 9 SMITH, CHARLES, I768-18o8. London, W. Peacock, I795· UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHY MADE EASY. Octavo, 5" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ stamped. New York, Wayland & Davis, 1795. Of the maps present, the following relate to America: World facing Octavo, 5 %" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold title page and United States facing page 295. Mansell, I I8, 200, has stamped. the editions entered under title. Contains fivemaps of which those related to America are the frontis-

127 piece map of the World and maps facing these pages: 21, Europe [1795} showing Greenland as an island above Norway which is similar to WALKER, JOHN, 1759-1830. map in GIBSON, ATLAS MINIMUS 1792; 133, United States, and 172, South America. Shipton-Mooney 29521 calls for seven maps. [AN ATLAS OF THE GLOBE.} [London, 1795.} Octavo, 8Y2"high, bound in contemporary half leather, gold­ 1795 tooled. SULLIVAN, JAMES, 1744-r8o8. Contains twenty-fivemaps of which the first two, the last three, and THE HISTORY OF THE DISTRICT OF MAINE. number 19 (plate XXV) relate to America; plates I, VII, XXV, Boston, Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews, 1795. XXVIII, XXIX, and XXX. Phillips 689 describes the Dublin edition of 1797 and points out that the "maps and plates are like those in Octavo, 8" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold-tooled. Walker's 'Universal Gazetteer' and 'Elements of Geography'." Contains the map by Osgood Carleton called for on the title page and in Shipton-Mooney 29589. Sabin 93499 discusses the map. 1795 WINTERBOTHAM, WILLIAM, 1763-1829. TANNER, BENJAMIN. AN HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHICAL . . . VIEW OF THE AMERICAN UNITED STATES ....IN FOUR VOLUMES. CHINA, DIVIDED INTO ITS GREAT PROVINCES. London, J. Ridgway, H. D. Symonds, and D. Holt of Newark, [Philadelphia, 1795.} 1795· Map, 13" high at neat lines plus lines and margins and "Engraved Quartos, 8�" high, bound in contemporary half leather, gold­ for Carey's American Edition of Guthrie's Geography improved," stamped. uncolored. Those maps relating to America by volume are: The earliest American map of China, Wheat & Brun 88o' State I ' 1795. Shipton-Mooney 27077 and 28782 call for forty-seven maps I United States, J. Russell, 1794, facing page 157, in the two volumes. United States, 1783, facing page 175, II Northern States facing page r, Presented to the Philadelphia Maritime Museum in May 1984. Middle States facing page 282, III Southern States facing page I, Washington facing page 69, BROOKES, RICHARD. Kentucky facing page I 25, ' Lystra facing page I4I, BROOKES GENERAL GAZETTEER ABRIDGED. Franklinville facing page I44, London, B. Law, etc., I796. IV South America facing page I I 9, and Twelvemo, 7'' high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ West Indies facing page 228. stamped on morocco spine label. This is Sabin I04832. Shipton-Mooney 3I647 reproduces the New Contains six maps of which those relating to America are the World York I 796 edition. as frontispiece and maps of North and South America facing entry AM E.

! 796 A CHART ...TRACK AND SOUNDINGS OF THE LION, THE HINDO­ CAREY, MATHEW, I76o-I839. STAN AND TENDERS FROM TURON-BAY. CAREY'S AMERICAN POCKET ATLAS. London, George Nicol, I796. Philadelphia, Lang and Ustick for Mathew Carey, 1796. Map, 27Y1"high plus margins and "Engraved by B. Baker," un­ Twelvemo, 6Y1"high, bound in contemporary full leather with colored. modern spine. Presented to the Philadelphia Maritime Museum in May I 984. Contains nineteen maps of America, listed in Phillips I364 where he points out that they are engraved by "W. Barker, J. H. Seymour, A. Doolittle." Shipton-Mooney 3or6r notes that no copylocated has the imprint called for by Evans. Sabin ro856 has this as the first in the list of editions. A GENERAL CHART ...TRACK OF THE LION AND HINDOSTAN FROM ENGLAND TO THE GULPH OF PEKIN IN CHINA. London, George Nicol, I796. FLAVEL, JOHN, I63o?-r69r. Map, 22Y1"high plus margins and "]. Barrow del't." and "B. NAVIGATION SPIRITUALIZED. Baker sculp't," uncolored. Newburyport, Edmund M. Blunt, I796. Presented to the Philadelphia Maritime Museum in MayI9 84. Quarto, 7Ys" high, bound in contemporary half leather.

129 A spiritual work for sailors originally published in London in 1663 ! 796 and reproduced in a 1726 American edition at Shipton-Mooney 2742 MORSE, JEDIDIAH, 1761-1826. and for this edition at 30428. GEOGRAPHY MADE EASY: BEING AN ABRIDGEMENT OF THE AMERICAN UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHY.... FIFTH EDITION, COR­ RECTED. HARRIS, CYRUS. Boston, Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews, Isaiah Thomas PENNSYLVANIA DRAWN FROM THE BEST AUTHORITIES. in Worcester, S. Campbell in New York, Mathew Carey in Phila­ delphia, and Thomas, Andrews and Butler in Baltimore, 1796. [Boston,] Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews [, 1796]. Octavo, 6Ys" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ Map, 7 %" high plus margins, uncolored. stamped. Wheat & Brun 446 notes publication in Morse's American Universal Contains the nine maps called for in the Directions to the Bookbinder Geography, third edition, I, facing 533· Shipton-Mooney 30824 calls at page iv, and in Shipton-Mooney 30827, of which these relate to for eighteen maps. America: World facing title page; United States facing page 67, Eu­ Presented to the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission in rope facing page 312; and Africa facing page 393· Sabin 50936 lists November 1981. the editions.

!796 PAYNE, JoHN, fl. 18oo. MORSE, JEDIDIAH, 1761-1826. UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHY .... IN TWO VOLUMES. ELEMENTS OF GEOGRAPHY.... SECOND EDITION, CORRECTED. London, J. Johnson and B. Crosby, and at New York, Rogers and Boston, Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews, Isaiah Thomas Berry, 1796. in Worcester, S. Campbell in New York, Mathew Carey in Phila­ delphia, Thomas, Andrews and Butler in Baltimore, 1796. The maps relating to America in Volume One are World in Introduc­ tion, Pacific Ocean at page 5 24, World at page 5 6o, and Discoveries Octavo, 5 %"high, bound in contemporary half leather. at page 593, and in Volume Two are North America at page 645, Contains two maps called for on title page and in Shipton-Mooney United States at page 664, West Indies at page 692, and South Amer­ 30826, World as frontispiece and United States facing page 74· Sabin ica at page 723. Cresswell notes that "of the geographies and general 50935 lists the editions. histories then published, this is one of the more lovely due to the en­ graving quality and appreciation of botany." The American editions of Payne's work appear at Shipton-Mooney 34316, 38199, and 36047· 1797 MALHAM, JOHN, I747-I82 I. F., W., OF WARWICK. THE NAVAL GAZETTEER; OR, SEAMAN'S COMPLETE GUIDE .... AN INTRODUCTION TO THE USE OF THE GLOBES. FIRST AMERICAN EDITION. IN TWO VOLUMES. Warwick, H. Sharpe for J. Johnson of London, 1798. Boston, Samuel Etheridge for William Spotswood and Joseph Octavo, 7'' high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold-tooled Nancrede, 1797. by Sharpe of Warwick. Quartos, 8�'' high, bound in modern cloth, stamped. Mansell does not have under author or title, but r65, 124, at F., W., The following maps in Volume One relate to America: World facing refers to William Field, r768-r85r, an antiquarian of Warwick, title page, East Coast of North America facing page 30, West Coast whose publications are at 171, 633. of North America facing page 30, South America facing page 30, and West India Islands facing page 515. Shipton-Mooney 32415 calls for seventeen maps. Sabin 44119 also has the second edition. 1798 GIBSON, JOHN, :fl. 1750-1792. ATLAS MINIMUS UNIVERSALIS. 1797 London, William Faden, I798 [dated on engraved title page}. MORSE, JEDIDIAH, I76I-I826. Twenty-fourmo, 5 Vs" high, oblong, bound in contemporary full THE AMERICAN GAZETTEER [first edition}. leather, gold-tooled. Boston, Samuel Hall, Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews, Contains fifty-fivemaps including maps 20 and 3 I dated I804. The Ebenezer Larkin; Hugh Gaine and Ten Eyck and S. Campbell in following relate to America: I2, I3, I4, I5, I6, I7, 38, 45, 50, 51, New York; Mathew Carey and William Young in Philadelphia; 52, 53, and 54· Phillips 690 has only map 21 dated r8o4 and only W ebsters and Thomas, Andrews and Penniman in Albany; and nine relating to America. He dates this at I 798. Thomas, Andrews and Butler in Baltimore; 1797. Octavo, 8 %" high, bound in contemporary full leather, rebacked. 8 Contains the seven maps called for in the Directions to the Binder at 179 end, and reproduced in Shipton-Mooney 32509, of which these relate GIBSON, JOHN, :fl. 1750-I792. to America: North America facing title page; South America facing ATLAS MINIMUS. ...NEW EDITION. entry AMB; Western Georgia facing entry GEO; Northern United Philadelphia, Mathew Carey, 1798. States facing entry NEW; Southern United States facing entry SPL; and West Indies facing entry TEU. Sabin 50923 lists the editions. Octavos, 5" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ stamped. Contains forty-one maps, of which Phillips 69I lists numbers 5 and 6 Contains the map of North America as a frontispiece in Shipton­ as relating to America, to which should be added number I and three Mooney 34I43· Sabin 50922 lists the editions. maps not called for in Index, numbers 39, 40, and 4r. Shipton­ Mooney 33794 enters under Gibson, James, and reproduces the maps. Two copies present. I 798 i\10RSE, JEDIDIAH, I76I-I826. ELEMENTS OF GEOGRAPHY .... THIRD EDITION, IMPROVED. HILLS, JOHN, fl. I777-I8I7 Boston, Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews, Isaiah Thomas THIS PLAN OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA AND ITS ENVIRONS. in Worcester, Thomas, Andrews and Penniman in Albany, Thom­ . . . MAY 30TH I796. as, Andrews and Butler in Baltimore, I798 . Philadelphia, John Hills, I798. Octavo, 5 Y2"high, bound in contemporary half leather. Map, 24" high plus margins, uncolored. Contains two maps called for on title page, World as frontispiece and United States facing page 36, reproduced in Shipton-Mooney 34I45· Facsimile published by the Society of Colonial Wars in the Common­ Sabin 5 09 3 5 lists the editions. wealth of Pennsylvania in I959, following republication by Samuel L. Smedley in I88I by photolithography by Thomas Hunter using a London I798 engraving by John Cooke of Hendon for John and Jo­ ( r 799?} siah Boydell, ..Published Ist January, I798." Shipton-Mooney 32253 gives no dates for Hills but reproduces map. [DELAMARCHE, CHARLES FRAN<;OIS, I740-I8I7.} (ARMILLARY SPHERE.} [Paris, I799?} I 798 Sphere, 9"diameter, on a round base. MORSE, JEDIDIAH, I76I-I826. In his appraisal of the fifty-nine globes in the collection, Donald AN ABRIDGEMENT OF THE AMERICAN GAZETTEER. Cresswell assigned this globe to Delamarche on stylistic grounds and Boston, Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews, Ebenezer Larkin; dated it ca. I 790s, and Pedley has done work on this subject. Isaiah Thomas in Worcester; Thomas, Andrews and Penniman in Albany; and Thomas, Andrews and Butler in Baltimore, I798. 1799 A terrestrial globe described by Yonge at page 24. By the French Re­ publican Calendar, Year VIII ran from September 23, 1799, to Sep­ GOLDBACH, CHRISTIAN FRIEDRICH, 1763-1811. tember 22, 18oo. NEUESTER HIMMELS-ATLAS ZUM GEBRAUCHE FVR SCHUL- UND AKADEMISCHEN UNTERRICHT. r8oo Weimar, 1799. ADAMS, GEORGE, 1750-1795· Octavo, 9%" high, bound in contemporary half leather with en­ graved label on front cover. ASTRONOMICAL AND GEOGRAPHICAL ESSAYS ....FOURTH EDI­ TION. Contains fifty-sixcelestial charts. Tooley dates 1803 in his dictionary, and Mansell notes only four copies. Philadelphia, "Whitehall: Printed for" William Young, 18oo. Quarto, 8%" high, bound in modern half leather, gold-tooled. Contains engraved frontispiece related to America and fifteen num­ 1799 bered plates of which numbers VII, IX, and XII relate to America. WILLIAMS, JONATHAN, 1750-1815. Shipton-Mooney 36756 reproduces sixteen folding plates. THERMOMETRICAL NAVIGATION. Philadelphia, Robert Aitken, 1799. r8oo Quarto, 8%" high, bound in nineteenth-century half leather. ADAMS, GEORGE, 1750-1795· Contains folding map of the Gulf Stream and is reproduced in Ship­ AN ESSAY ON THE USE OF THE CELESTIAL AND TERRESTRIAL ton-Mooney 2 5040. GLOBES ....FOURTH EDITION. Philadelphia, "Whitehall: Printed for" William Young, 18oo. 1 799-rSoo Quarto, 8%" high, bound in contemporary full leather, gold­ tooled. DELAMARCHE, CHARLES FRAN(_;OIS, 1740-1817. Contains three plates, the first of which relates to America. Shipton­ GLOBE TERRESTRE ...AN. 8. Mooney 36757 calls for two plates. Paris, 1799-1800. " Globe, 9 diameter, on single-pillar base. r8oo r8oo CARY, JOHN, 1754?-1835, and CARY, JOHN, 1754?-1835, and CARY, WILLIAM, 1759·1825. CARY, WILLIAM, 1759·1825. CARY'S NEW TERRESTRIAL GLOBE. CARY'S NEW CELESTIAL GLOBE ON WHICH ARE CORRECTLY LAID London, John and William Cary, r8oo. DOWN UPWARDS OF 3300 STARS. Globe, 12" diameter on stand. London, John and William Cary, r8oo. Globe, 12" diameter, on tripod base. Yonge describes this at page r 7. r8oo CARY, JOHN, 1754?-1835, and CARY, WILLIAM, 1759·1825. r8oo§ CARY'S NEW CELESTIAL GLOBE. OXHOLM, PETER LOTHARIUS VON, 1753-1827. London, John and William Cary, r8oo. CHARTE OVER DEN DANSKE OE ST. JAN I AMERICA. Globe, 12" diameter on stand. Copenhagen, Peter Lotharius von Oxholm, r8oo. Map, r 3 Y2"high overall, uncolored. Facsimile published by the Virgin Islands Agency, Eastern National Park and Monument Association. Sabin 58042 and 58043 notes his work on the Danish West Indies, and Mansell, 436, 355 and 356, lists his publications including this map engraved by G. N. Angelo.

1 3 4 Select References

Index of Mapmakers and Geographers 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 SELECT REFERENCES

Atlantes Cornelis Koeman, Atlantes Neerlandici: Bibliography Koeman, Sea Cornelis Koeman, The Sea on Paper: The Story of the of Terrestrial, Maritime and Celestial Atlases and Pilot Van Keulens and Their 1Sea-Torch.' Amsterdam, The­ · Books, Published in the Netherlands up to I 88o. Am­ atrum Orbis Terrarum, r972. sterdam, Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, I967 [Volume I}­ I97I [Volume V} . LeG ear Clara Egli LeGear, A List of Geographical Atlases in the Library of Congress with Bibliographical Notes British Museum Catalogue of the Printed Maps, Plans, and Charts in the (A Continuation of Four Volumes by Philip Lee Phil­ British Museum. London, British Museum, I885. lips) . Washington, Government Printing Office, I958 [Volume 5} - I973 [Volume 7].

Cumming, William P. Cumming, British Maps of Colonial Amer­ Mansell The National Union Catalog Pre-I956 Imprints: A British ica. Chicago, University of Chicago Press, I974· Cumulative Author List Representing Library of Con­ gress Printed Cards and Titles Reported by Other Cumming, William P. Cumming, The Southeast in Early Maps, American Libraries. London, Mansell Publishing, I968 Southeast With an Annotated Check List of Printed and Manu­ [Volume r}-I98o [Volume 685} and Supplement script Regional and Local Maps. Chapel Hill, Univer­ I98o [Volume 686}-r98r [Volume 754}. sity of North Carolina Press, I962. Maritime National Maritime Museum Catalogue of the Library: Discovering Discovering the New World, Based on the Works of Atlases & Cartography. London, Her Majesty's Station­ New World Theodore de Bry. Edited by Michael Alexander. New ery Office, 97 I r. York, Harper & Row, I 976. Marshall, Douglas W. Marshall, Research Catalog of Maps of Evans, Geraint N. D. Evans, Uncommon Obdurate: The Sev­ Clements America to I86o in the William L. Clements Library Des Barres eral Public Careers of ]. F. W. Des Barres. Salem, Pea­ University of Michigan Ann Arbor. Boston, G. K. Hall body Museum, I969. & Company, I972.

Miller C. William Miller, Benjamin Franklin's Philadelphia Harrisse B.A.V. Henry Harrisse, Bibliotheca Americana Vetustissima: Printing I728-I766: A Descriptive Bibliography. Phil­ A Description of Works Relating to America ...I492- adelphia, American Philosophical Society, I974· I55I. New York, George P. Philes, I866. Pedley Mary Sponberg Pedley, "The Subscription List of the Kapp Kit S. Kapp, "The Early Maps of Colombia up to I757 Atlas Universe!: A Study in Cartographic Dis­ r85o." Map Collectors' Circle, Number 77, I97I. semination." Imago Mundi, 3r, 66-77.

13 7 Phillips Philip Lee Phillips, A List of Geographical Atlases in Shirley Rodney W. Shirley, The Mapping of the World: Early the Library of Congress with Bibliographical Notes. Printed World Maps I472-I7oo. London, Holland Washington, Government Printing Office, 1909 [Vol­ Press, r 984. umes I and II], 1914 [Volume III], and 1920 [Vol­ ume IV] . Skelton, County R. A. Skelton, "County Atlases of the British Isles Atlases 1579-1850: A Bibliography." Map Collectors' Circle, Phillips, Maps Philip Lee Phillips, A List of Maps of America in the Numbers 9, 14, 41, 49, and 63 [1964-1970]. Library of Congress Preceded by a List of Works Re­ lating to Cartography. Washington, Government Print­ Skelton, Maps R. A. Skelton, Decorative Printed Maps of the I 5th to ing Office, r 90 r. r8th Centuries. London, Staples Press, 1952.

Stevenson Edward Luther Stevenson, Terrestrial and Celestial STC A Short-Title Catalogue of Books Printed in England, Globes: Their History and Construction. New Haven, Scotland, & Ireland ... I475-I64o. Compiled by A. W. Yale University Press for the Hispanic Society of Pollard and G. R. Redgrave. London, Bibliographical America, 1921. Society, 1926 & 1976.

Stokes Isaac Newton Phelps Stokes, The Iconography of Man­ Sabin Joseph Sabin, Bibliotheca Americana. A Dictionary of hattan Island, 1498-I909/ Compiled from Original Books Relating to America, from its Discovery to the Sources and Illustrated by Photo-Intaglio Reproduc­ Present Time. Begun by Joseph Sabin, continued by tions of Important Maps, Plans, Views, and Documents Wilberforce Eames and Completed by R. W. G. Vail in Public and Private Collections. New York, Robert for the Bibliographical Society of America. New York, H. Dodd, 1915 [Volume I]-1928 [Volume VI]. r868 [Volume I]-1936 [Volume XXIX]. Streeter The Celebrated Collection of Americana Formed by the Schwartz and Seymour I. Schwartz and Ralph E. Ehrenberg, The Late Thomas Winthrop Streeter. New York, Parke­ Ehrenberg Mapping of America. New York, Harry N. Abrams, Bernet Galleries Inc., 1966 [Volume r]-1969 [Vol­ Inc., 1980. ume 7].

Sellers & Van Ee John R. Sellers and Patricia Molen Van Ee, Maps and Thomas Isaiah Thomas, The History of Printing in America Charts of North America and the West Indies 17 50- with a Biography of Printers & an Account of News­ 1789. Washington, Government Printing Office, 1981. papers. Second Edition. Worcester, American Anti­ quarian Society Transactions, 1874. Shipton-Mooney CliffordK. Shipton and James E. Mooney, National In­ dex of American Imprints Through r8oo: The Short­ Tooley, Ronald Vere Tooley, "Printed Maps of America." Map Title Evans. Worcester, American Antiquarian Society America Collectors' Circle, Numbers 68, 69, So, 96, ro6 [1971- and Barre Publishers, 1969. 1974]. Tooley, Ronald Vere Tooley, "California as an Island: A Geo­ Van Eerde Katherine S. Van Eerde, ] ohn 0 gilby and the Taste of California graphical Misconception Illustrated by roo Examples His Times. Folkestone, Dawson, 1976. from r625 to 1770. Map Collectors} Circle} Number 8 [1964}. Wheat &Brun James Clements Wheat and Christian F. Brun, Maps and Charts Published in America Before I Boo: A Bib­ Tooley, Ronald Vere Tooley, Tooley}s Dictionary of Mapmak­ liography. New Haven, Yale University Press, 1969. Dictionary ers. Tring, Map Collector Publications, 1979. Yonge Ena L. Yonge, A Catalogue of Early Globes Made Prior Tooley, Maps Ronald Vere Tooley, Maps and Map-makers. London, to I 8 50 and Conserved in the United States. New Yark, B. T. Batsford Ltd., 1952. American Geographical Society, 1968. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 INDEX OF MAPMAKERS AND GEOGRAPHERS

This guide is to the date assigned to the item in the catalogue, without inclusion of brackets, question marks, or continuations, and without reference to the number of items in any year. For example, Ortelius I570 refers to five maps and two atlases.

AA, Pieter van der, I707, I7I4, I730 BELLIN, Jacques Nicolas, I700, I747, I75I, 1753, BOYDELL, John and Josiah, I797 ADAMS, George, I8oo I754, I755, I758, 1763, I764 BRAUN, George, I572, I575 ALINGHAM, William, I703 BENNETT, John, 1775, 1776 BROOKES, Richard, 1796 ALLARD, Carel, I695 BEREY, Claude Auguste, I688 BROUCKNER, Isaac, 1749 ALLEN, George S., 1792 BERLINGHIBRI, Francesco di Nicola, I482 BRY, Theodore de, 1588, 1590, 1597, I6o9 ANSON, George, I75I BERTELLI, Fernando, I565 BUACHE, Philippe, 1700, I740, I745, I757 ANDREWS, P., 1775 BERTIUS, Petrus, I6I8, r629 BUELL, Abel, I 7 84 ANVILLE, Jean Baptiste Bourguignon d', noo, BICKHAM, George, I 7 4 7 BUFFIBR, Claude, 1758, I768 1727, I746, 1763, 1769, I77I, !777, 1790, BIDDLE, Mary, 1762 BURGHERS, Michael, 17 oo I795 BION, Nicolas, I 700 BUY DE MORNAS, Claud, I 7 6 I APIAN, Peter, I520 BLAEU, Cornelis, I64o APRES DE MANNEVILLETTE, Jean Baptiste Nicolas BLAEU, Joan, I635, I64o, r654, r662, r665, CADELL, Thomas, I 7 8 9 Denis d', I775, n8r I668, noo CAMDEN, William, I607, I6Io, I695 ARIAS, Montano Benito, I 57 I BLAEU, Willem, I6o2, r6o3, I6o6, r6r2, r6r9, CAREY, Mathew, 1794, 1795, I796, 1798 r63o, r63 5, I636, I64o, r645, I65o, I66o, CARLETON, Osgood, 1793, !795 BACON, Francis, I648 I662, I668 CARTIER, Jacques, I556 BAKER, Benjamin, 1796 BLAIR, John, 1768 CARY, John, I787, 1792, I793, I8oo BALDWIN, Richard, Jr., I7 55 BLASKOWITZ, Charles, I7 7 o CARY, William, I8oo BANKES, Thomas, r 7 8 7, I 7 8 8 BLOME, Richard, I67o, I688 CASSINI, Giovanni Maria, I 7 90 BARDIN, William, 1785 BONNE, Rigobert, 1762, 1780, 1785, 1789 CELLARIUS, Christophorus, I703 BARKER, William, 1796 BoRDONE, Benedetto, I 528 CHAMPLAIN, Samuel de, I6I2, r6I6, I677 BARNSLEY, Henry, I 7 5 5 BOUGAINVILLE, Louis Antoine, Comte de, I 7 7 2 CHASSEREAU, Pierre, I74I BARROW, John, 1796 BOUGUEREAU, Maurice, I594 CHATELAIN, Henry Abraham, 1705, I7I9

BASTIONS, Thomas, I 7 7 o BOULENGER, Jean, r62o CHIAVES, Hieronymus, I 5 84 BAYER, Johann, I603 BOWEN, Emanuel, I740, 1744, 1747, 1748, 1752, CHILMEAD, ] ohn, I 6 3 9 BEHAIM, Martin, I 4 9 2 1 759, n62, 1777, 1778, 1787, n88, 1792 CHURCH, Benjamin, I7 I6 CHURCHMAN, John, I790 DRAYTON, Michael, 1612 FRANKLIN, Benjamin, I755, 1784 CLARKE, Robert, I6I4 DUDLEY, Robert, I646 FRANQUELIN, Jean Baptiste Louis, 17 I4 CLARKSON, Matthew, 1762 DUNN, Samuel, I774 FREITAG, Gerard, 1630 CLUVER, Philip, I6I6, I629, I659 DURELL, Philip, I 7 40 CoLSON, Nathaniel, 1783 DURY, Andrew, 1763, I775 GASTALDI, Giacomo, I548, I57I CoLTELLINI, Marco, 1763 Du SAUZET, Henri, I7 34 GASTALDO, Jacopo, I548, I57I COOKE, John, I797 Du VAL, Pierre, I677, r684 GERRITSZ, Hessel, I63o, I633 CORDIER, Louis, I674 DWIGHT, Nathaniel, I795 GIBSON, Edmund, 1695 CORONELLI, Vincenzo Maria, I695, 1706 GIBSON, John, 1758, 1792, I798 CosTA, J. de, I775 EIMMART, Georg Christopher, 1705 GIGANTE, Joannes Michael, 1630 COVENS, Johannes, I700, 1722, 17 30, I7 34, ELWE, Jan Barend, I792 GILLING, W., 1795 1740, I74I, 1745 ESNAUTS & RAPILLY, I78I GIRAULT, Simon, I592 CRANZ, David, 1767 EVANS, Lewis, I755, I776, I778 GOLDBACH, Christian Friedrich, I799 CREPY, Chez, I772 EXPILLY, Jean Joseph Georges, Abbe d', 1782 Goos, Pieter, r639, I666, I667, I676 CRESPY, Jean, I688 GRAVELOT, Hubert Fran�ois Bourguignon, 1746 CURSON, Henry, 1706 FADEN, William, 1775, 1776, I777, 1778, I779, GREGORY, John, I67I CusHEE, Richard, I 7 3 I I798 GRIJP, Dirck, I676 CUTLER, Nathaniel, I728 FAVOLI, Hugo, I585 GUERARD, Jean, I634 PENNING, Daniel, 1769, 1785 GUTHRIE, William, I780, 1788, !794, 1795 DANCKERTS, Justus, I696 FER, Nicolas de, I 697, 1702, 1705, I7I7 DELAHAYE, Guillaume Nicolas, I 7 46, 17 53 FERGUSON, James, I754 HAKLUYT, Richard, I582, I589 DELAMARCHE, Charles Fran�ois, 1787, 1795, FIELD, William, 1798 HALL, C., I775 1799 FIELDING, John, 1783 HALL, Ralph, I637 DES BARRES, Joseph Frederick Wallet, 1776, 1779 FISHER, Joshua, I 7 7 8 HALLEY, Edmund, 17 IO DESMAREST, Nicolas, 1789 FISHER, William, I677 HAMMOND, Capt. Sir Andrew Snape, I779 DEZAUCHE, J. A., 1757, 1787 FLAMSTEED, John, I795 HARRIS, Cyrus, I796 DIDEROT, Denis, 1770 FLAVEL, John, I796 HARRIS, John, 1721, I744 DONCKER, Hendrik, I689 FORTIN, Jean, I795 HARRISON, John, I790 DooLITTLE, Amos, I795, 1796 FosTER, John, I677 HEAP, George, I777 DOUGLASS, William, I755 Fox, Luke, I635 HEATHER, William, I794 DoNIS, Nicolaus, I482 , FRANCE, Depot de la Marine, I75I, I753, 1754, HENNEPIN, Louis de, I698 DOPPELMAYR, Johann Gabriel, I 7 42 I 755, I778, 1779, I786 HEYLIN, Peter, 1677 HEYNS, Pieter, I 585 ]ODE, Cornelis de, I593 L'ISLE, Guillaume de, 1700, 1722, I730, I740, HILLS, John, 1798 ]ODE, Gerard de, I578 I745, !750, !752, !757, !770 HINTON, John, I757 JOHNSTON, Thomas, I 7 53 LOBECK, Tobias, 1762 HOCKER, Johann Ludwig, !734 ]OKEN, Nisuikawa, 1708 LOPEZ DE VARGAS MACHUCA, Tomas, I758 HOGENBERG, Frans, I570, I572, I575 ]OUTEL, Henry, I7 I4 LOTTER, Mathias Albrecht, I772, I776, I777 HoLLAND, Samuel, I776, 1778 LoTTER, Tobias Conrad, � 740, I750, I759, 1762, HoLME, Thomas, I689 KAI Tsu SHou Kou, I7o8 I770, I772, I774, I776 HOMANN, Johann Baptist or Heirs, noo, I703, KEERE, Pieter van den, I593, I6I7 LOWNDES, William, I790 I7IO, I7I6, I728, I730, I74I, !742, I746, KEULEN, Gerard Hulst, 1786 !755, I759, I770, I777, I778, 1786 KEULEN, Johannes van, I68o, I683, I695, I7 IO, MAGER, Johann Georg, I7I6 HONDIUS, Henricus, I632, I633, I67o, I67 I I7I5 MAJOR, [Joyn?], I746 HONDIUS, Jodocus, I6o6, I6Io, I6I I, I6I8, KINO, Eusebio Francisco, S.J., 1770 MALHAM, John, I797 I633, I636, I637, I676 KIP, William, I6o7 MALLET, Alain Manesson, I686 HONTER, Jan Coronensis, I 549 KITCHIN, Thomas, 1755, 1763, 1768, 1770, I775, MARCI, Adolph Frederik, I 7 44 HooPER, Samuel, I79I I776, I778, I780, I788, I795 MARTYR, Peter d'Angieri, I 533 HUES, Robert, I639 KoEHLER, Johan David, I72o MATHER, Cotton, I702 HUSKE, John, I755 MELA, Pomponius, I 582 HUTCHINSON, E[dward ?), !753 LAET, Joannes de, I63o, I633 MENDEZ, Didaco, I584 LAFRERI, Antonio, I 5 66 MERCATOR, Gerard, I590, I595, I6o6, I633, IMLAY, Gilbert, I793 LAHONTAN, Louis Armand, Baron de, 1703 I636, I637, I639 IRIE (HElMA), Kobayashi (Shimbei ), I750 LANGENES, Barent, I6o9, I6I8 MERCATOR, Michael, I 59 5 IZACKE, Richard, I677 LASSO, Bartolomeo, I603 MERCATOR, Rum old, I 595 LATTRE, Jean, I762, I784, I785 MERIAN, Matthaus, I67I ]ACOBSZ, Theunis, I668 LAUNAY, Carl Ludwig, I7 38 METEREN, Emmanuel van, I598 }AILLOT, Alexis-Hubert, I674, I692, I737 LAws, William, I 7 4 I METIO, Adrian, I63o JANSSON, Jan, I630, I632, I636, I639, I65o, LEMAU DE LA }AISSE, I733 MEURS, Jacob van, I662, I67I I652, I676, I696, I730 LE ROUGE, George Louis, I756, I778 MIDDLETON, Charles Theodore, I77 8 JANVIER, Jean, I762, I778 LESLIE, Charles, I 7 40 MILLAR, George Henry, 1782 ]EFFERSON, Thomas, 1787 LETH, Hendrik de, I 7 42 MISSY, Jean Rousset de, 1742 JEFFERYS, Thomas, I755, 1760, 1762, 1768, 1772, LINDE, Luca di, I 65 5 MITCHELL, John, I700, !755, I759, I776, I778 I774, I775, I776, I778, !779, 1785, I794 LINNERHJELM, Gustav Frederic, I792 MOLL, Herman, I69o, I695, I700, I709, I7I5, JENKINS, Anthony, I570 LINSCHOTEN, Jan Huygen van, I605 I7I9, I723, I729, I734, I739, !755, 1758 MONTANUS, Arnold, I67 I, I673 PAGE, Thomas Hyde, !778 REMONDINI, Giuseppi Antonio, I778 MONTANUS, Petrus, I6I7 PAGE, William, !758, !783 RENARD, Louis, !739, !745 MONTRESOR, John, I 7 7 5 PALMER, William, I773, !789 RIDGE, J., Engraver, I7 55 MORDEN, Robert, I693, I695, I698 PARKER, Samuel, !720 RITTER, Francis, I 6 I I MORRIS, Charles, I749 PARR, Richard, I 7 4 I RIZZI-ZANNONI, Giovanni Antonio, n62 MORSE, Jedidiah, !784, !789, I790, I79I, I792, PASEUS, Simon, I6I4 RoBBE, Jacques, I748 I793, I794, I796, I797, I798 PASQUIER, J. J., !762 ROBERT DE VAUGONDY, Didier, !750, I753, MORTIER, Cornelis, !700, I722, I730, I734, PAYNE, John, I796 r757, I769, I77o, I772, !785, n87, I795 I740, I74I, I745 PEACOCK, W., I 7 9 5 ROBERT DE VAUGONDY, Gilles, I753, !757 MoRTIER, Pierre, I689 PERKS, William, I793 ROBERTSON, William, !778, !788 MOUNT, John, I755, I758, I775, I783 PERRIER, !789 ROCQUE, John, I746, I775 MOUNT, William, !737, I740, I755, I775, !783 PETIT, I778 RooK, G., I705 MOUZON, Henry, Jr., !778 PETRI, Sebastian, I 588 Ross, I778 MoXON, Joseph, I670, noS PICKART, P., I695 Roux, Joseph, n64 MOYNE DE MORGUES, Jacques de, I590, I609 PICTET, I792 RUSCELLI, Girolaneo, I56I MUNSTER, Sebastian, I540, I542, I545, I550, PINCIUS, Janus Pyrrhus, I 546 RUSSELL, John, I795 I588 PLOWDEN, Francis Peter, I794 MYRITUS, Joannes, I 5 90 PL UCHE, Antoine, I 7 6 5 SALMON, Thomas, I739, !762, I777 POINTIS, Jean Bernard Louis Desjean, Baron, !740 SANSON, Nicolas, I656, I662, I67o, I674, I692, NEAL, Daniel, I720 POPPLE, Henry, I733, I734, I740, I776 I700, I770 NICHOLLS, Sutton, I700 PORCACCHI, Tomaso, I 572 SANUTO, Livio, I 588 NoRDEN, John, I593, I6ro PoRRO, Girolamo, I 572 SARTINE, I778, I779 PREVOST, Antoine F., I747 SAUTHIER, Claude Joseph, I777, I779 0GILBY, John, I67 I, I673, I676, I698 PTOLEMY, Claudius, I477, I478, r482, I5I3, SAXTON, Christopher, I583, I6Io 0RTELIUS, Abraham, I546, I570, I574, I 57S, I540, I545, I548, I56I, I597, I598 SAYER, Robert, I763, I77I, I773, I774, I775, I579, I580, I582, I 584, I587, I590, I594, I776, I794

I 595, I598, I6o2, I6I2 RALEIGH, Sir Walter, I 6 :r:7 SCHENCK, P., I700, I7IO, I740 OTTENS, Reinier and Josua, I700, I737, I739, RAM, Johannes de, I69o SCHERER, Heinrich, I702, I720 I740, I745 RAMUSIO, Giovanni Battista, I 546, I 563 SCHOENER, Johann, I523 OXHOLM, Peter Lotharius von, I8oo RATZER, Bernard, I776, I778 SCHREIBER, Johann Georg, I749 REED, John, I774 ScoTT, Joseph, I795 PAGE, Thomas, I737, I740, !755, I775, !783 REID, John, I795 SCULL, Nicholas, I762, I777, I778 SEALE, Richard William, 1741, 1744, 1750 TANNER, Benjamin, I795 WALKER, John, I795 SELLER, John, 1677, 1679, 1740 TATTON, Gabriel, I6I6 WALTON, Robert, 1650 SENEX, John, r679, I7IO, 1720, 172 1, 1728, THELOT, }., 1696 WELLS, Edward, 1700, I7I8, I725 !736, !740, !750 TINDAL, Nicholas, 1744, 1785 WHISTON, William, I 696 SEUTTER, Albert Charles, I7 50 TIRION, Isaak, r 7 6 5 WHITE, John, I585, I590 SEUTTER, George Matthaus, 1696, 1700, 1730, ToMs, William Henry, 1733, 1740 WILLIAMS, Jonathan, I799 !734, !740, !750, !759, !770 WINTER, Antony de, I662 SEYMOUR, J. H., 1796 VADIANUS, Joachim, I548 WINTERBOTHAM, William, 1795 SMITH, Charles, I79 5 VALCK, Gerard, I700, I7 IO, I740, 1750 WIT, Frederick de, r66o, r675, r68o SMITH, John, 1614, r624, 1637, 1707 VALCK, Leonard, I 7 5o WooD, Anthony a, I 67 4 SOLINUS, Caius Julius, 1520, 1537 VANNI, Violante, 1763 WRIGHT, Benjamin, r6r6 SOMER, Jan van, r6s6 VEEN, Octavio van, r66o WRIGHT, George, 1782 SoUTHACK, Cyprian, 1717, 1755, 1775, !779 VEGA, Garcilasso de la, I 7 2 3 WRIGHT, Thomas, 1736, 1740 SPARKES, Michael, r624, r637 VISSCHER, Nicolas, 1639, r65o, I682, I689, WYNNE, John Huddlestone, 1770 SPECHT, Caspar, 1740 I695, 1700, !7 IO, I730, 1740 WYTFLIET, Cornelius, 1597, I598 SPEED, John, r6ro, r6rr, r627, I646, r65I, r676 VRIENTS, Jan Baptista, I6o2 SQUIRE, Jane, 1743 VRIES, Simon de, I682 ZALTIERI, Bolognino, I566 STELLA, Tilemanno, 1635 ZATTA, Antonio, 1778, I779 STOCKDALE, John, 1792 WAGHENAER, Lucas Jansz, 1584, 1588, I592 SULLIVAN, James, 1795 WALDSEEMULLER, Martin, 1507, I5I3, I520 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 The text of this volume was composed in Linotype Garamond No. 3 and printed letterpress at The Shagbark Press, South Portland, Maine. The illustrations were printed by offset lithography at Meriden-Stinehour Press, Meriden, Connecticut. Bound by Acme Bookbinding Company, Charlestown, Massachusetts.

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