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PART ONE: SINGLE SHEET MAPS AND MAPS BOUND IN ATLASES 9 INTRODUCTION TO PART ONE Part One (entries 1 through 1769) provides a list of maps of Ireland from three major collections in the Geography and Map Division: maps from the Titled Map Collection, which were acquired by the Library prior to 1969 and have been unprocessed and uncatalogued; maps bound in atlases from the Rare Atlas Collection that is stored in the Division’s vault; and maps bound in atlases published before 1851 from the General Atlas Collection. In addition, this portion of the bibliography includes maps of Ireland found in several smaller special collections such as those donated to the Library of Congress by Janet Green, Ethel Fair, and Melville Eastam. Most maps acquired after 1968 are computer-cataloged in a system known as MARC (machine readable catalog). Records of these acquisitions are therefore not in this volume. These records are available online or printouts of MARC records may be obtained in person on request at the Library of Congress. The entries are arranged as faithfully as possible to conform with the Library of Congress “G” Classification Schedule for maps and atlases. This arrangement places the numbered entries in the following sequence: UEntry NumberU UArrangement 1-594 and 600-898 Ireland as a geographic unit .......... Chronological 899-938 Northern half of Ireland ................ Chronological 939-982 Southern half of Ireland ................ Chronological 983-1015 Physical regions .............................. Alphabetical 1016-1191 Provinces ......................................... Alphabetical 1192-1259 Counties .......................................... Alphabetical 1260-1569 Cities ............................................... Alphabetical 1570-1731 Coasts .............................................. Alphabetical 1732-1769 Atlases and references books Entries 1-594 and 600-898 chronologically list maps of Ireland depicted as an island in its entirety and published on one sheet. Entries 899-982, also subdivided chronologically, list those maps of Ireland taken from the numerous Mercator, Hondius, and Jansson atlases that show the northern half of the island on one map sheet, entries 899-938, and the southern half of the island on a subsequent map sheet, entries 939-982. Entries 983-1569 cite maps of physical regions, provinces, counties, and cities that may fall within one or both of the present-day political states in Ireland. Consequently, entries 983- 1569 are arranged without regard to the border established between Northern Ireland and the Irish Free State (Eire) in the early 1920s. For example, in the alphabetical listing of maps of cities, entries 1260-1569, entry 1287, a map of Bantry Harbor, Co. Cork (Eire), is followed by entries 1288-1308 for maps of Belfast, Co. Down (Northern Ireland), which are followed by entry 1309 for a map of Bennetts Bridge, Co. Kilkenny (Eire). Where multiple editions of the 10 maps of the same place exist, for example, Belfast, the entries are further subdivided chronologically. Entries 1570-1731, which record single charts of Ireland’s coastal areas published by various European commercial mapmakers (not to be confused with the British Admiralty chart series listed in Part Three of this catalog), are arranged geographically in a general clockwise pattern. Entry 1570 is the first of the group describing coastal maps of the entirety of Ireland’s coasts, and is followed by listings of maps of the northern coast of Ireland, the northeastern coast, the eastern coast, the southeastern coast, etc. These entries are, likewise, further subdivided chronologically within these geographic coastal areas. Entries 1732-1769 describe atlases or reference books devoted exclusively to Ireland, such as Taylor and Skinner’s Maps of the Roads of Ireland, Surveyed in 1777, and Corrected down to 1783, or Samuel Lewis’ A Topographical Dictionary of Ireland. Explanation of the Record Format in Part One Each of the 1,769 entries in Part One includes all or some of the following descriptive elements: 1) Main Entry (author of the map or atlas) 2) Title (of the map, atlas, or reference work) 3) Edition Statement (if given) 4) Imprint (i.e., place of publication, publisher, and date) 5) Collation (dimensions given in height and width by centimeters) 6) Scale Statement 7) Notes (if any) 8) Page or Plate Number of Maps Bound in Atlases 9) Filing Location: “Irish map” file number (if filed in the Titled Map Collection) or LC call number together with assigned Phillips’ number (if bound in an atlas). Sample using entry 247: 1) Moll, Herman, 1688-1732. 2) Regni Hiberniae accurata tabula per Hermanum Moll 4) recognita a C.Weigilio. Norimberga[e] M. Kauffer Sculp: A. V. [1724?] 5) Col. map 39 x 33 cm. 6) Scale ca. 1:1,300,000. 8) Plate [10] in Io. Davidis Koeleri Hist. et Polit. PP. Altdorfini Atlas Manvalis...[1724?] 9) G1015 .K62 1724c Vault Phillips 569 11 SINGLE SHEET MAPS AND MAPS BOUND IN ATLASES 1528-1579 1 Bordone, Benedetto, 1460-1539. [Irlanda. Impresse in Vinegia per Nicolo d'Aristotile, detto Zoppino, nel mese di Giugno, del M.D.XXVIII...] Map 9 x 15 cm. Scale not given. Accompanied by five pages of descriptive text in Italian entitled: "Hibernia, che al presente irlanda si nomina..." Plate [5] in the Libro Di Benedetto Bordone...M.D.XXVIII. G1029 .B6 1528 Vault Phillips 162 2 Bordone, Benedetto, 1460-1539. [Irlanda. In Vinegia ad instantia, & spese del Nobile huomo M. Federico Toresano, M.D.XLVII.] Map 9 x 15 cm. Scale not given. Accompanied by five pages of descriptive text in Italian entitled: "Hibernia, che al presente Irlanda si nomina..." Plate [5] in the Isolario Di Benedetto Bordone...M.D.XLVII. G1029 .B6 1547 Vault Phillips 164 3 Bordone, Benedetto, 1460-1539. [Irlanda. Stampato in Venetia per Francesco di Leno, 1560?] Map 9 x 15 cm. Scale not given. Accompanied by five pages of descriptive text in Italian entitled: "Hibernia, che al presente Irlanda nomina..." According to Phillips 165, the date is given as 1562 because the printer is known to have flourished in 1562. Plate [5] in the Isolario Di Benedetto Bordone...M.D.XLVII. G1029 .B6 1560 Vault Phillips 165 4 Zaltieri, Bolognino, fl. 1550-1580. Hibernia Insula non longe à Britania in Oceano sita est; Circo in Euro austru protésa logitudine mill: 260 latit. 100, Ab Ortu Britannia, a meridie Gallia, Ab Occidete, et Septetrione Oceanu fere infinitu habet: forma obloga, In regiones.4. diuiditur, scilicet in Laginia, Momoniam, Conacia, et Hvltonia, Laginia a Momonia sepat Suyrus fl: Ab Hultonia Bada Momonia a Conacia discriminat Sineus, Hic coeli mira est tepies, adeo ut nihil enatu gignat, nec aliund importatu nutriat, 1565. Venetijs aeneis formis Bolognini Zaltierij Anno M.D. LXVI. Negative photostat 14 x 10 cm. Scale ca. 1:3,500,000. Reduced negative photostat from the original in the British Museum and taken from his Britanniae insulae...nova descriptio...1565 (not in G&M). Irish Maps 1 12 5 Nowell, Laurence, 1542-1576. [Ireland. 1570?] Negative photostat 28 x 20 cm. on two sheets; each sheet 14 x 20 cm. Scale not given. Reduced negative photostat of the original 16 x 11 inch manuscript map in the British Museum (Cotton, Domitian A. 18. ff. 101, 103) by L. Nowel, Dean of Litchfield (ob. 1576). Lithographed and printed at the Topographical Depot, War Office, under the direction of Major A.C. Cooke in London c. 1860. Irish Maps 2 6 Nowell, Laurence, 1542-1576. [Ireland. 1570?] Negative photostat 20 x 15 cm. Scale ca. 1:4,000,000. Reduced negative photostat of the original manuscript map in the British Museum (Cotton, Domitian XVIII, f. 97) by L. Nowel, Dean of Lichfield (ob. 1576). Lithographed and printed at the Topographical Depot, War Office, under the direction of Major A.C. Cooke in London c. 1860. Irish Maps 3 7 Ortelius, Abraham, 1528-1598. Eryn. Hiberniae, Britannicae Insvlae, Nova Descriptio. Irlandt. [Auctoris aere & cura impressum absolutumque apud Aegid. Coppenium Diesth, Antverpiae M.D.LXX.] Col. map 36 x 48 cm. Scale given in English miles. Includes dedication: Hanc insule partem Anglis incolendam dedit Elisabetha Anglie regina; Coloniaque ducta est Dno Smetho equite auroto 1572. Oriented with north to the right. Preceded by one page of descriptive text in Latin entitled: "Hibernia." Between pages 14 and 15 in his Theatrvm Orbis Terrarvm. M.D.LXX. G1006 .T5 1570b Copy 3 Vault Phillips 374 8 Ortelius, Abraham, 1528-1598. Eryn. Hiberniae, Britannicae Insvlae, Nova descriptio. Irlandt. [Durch beuelch vnnd becostigung des Autors hatt diss Buch getruckht Gielis von Diest geschworner Buchtruckher der Kuniglicher Maiestat tzo Antorff. MCCCCC.LXXII.] Col. map 36 x 48 cm. Scale given in English miles. Includes dedication: Hanc insule partem Anglis incolendam dedit Elisabetha Anglie regina; Coloniaque ducta est Dño Smetho equite auroto 1572. Oriented with north to the right. Preceded by one page of descriptive text in German entitled: "Irlandt." Between pages 6d and 7 in his Theatrum oder Schawplatz des erdbodems... [M.CCCCC.LXXII.] An unbound copy of this map is found in Eastham Collection number 20. G1006 .T55 1572 Vault Phillips 376 13 9 Ortelius, Abraham, 1528-1598. Eryn. Hiberniae, Britannicae Insvlae, Nova Descripto. Irlandt. [Durch beuelch vnnd becostigung des Autors hatt diss Buch getruckht Gielis von Diest geschworner Buchtruckher de Kuniglicher Maiestat tzo Antorff. M.CCCCC.LXXII.] Col. map 35 x 48 cm. Scale given in English miles. Includes dedication: Hanc insule partem Anglis incolendam dedit Elisabetha Anglie regina; Coloniaque ducta est Dno Smetho equite auroto 1572. Oriented with north to the right. Preceded by one page of descriptive text in German entitled: "Irlandt." Between pages 6d and 7 in his Theatrvm oder Schawplatz des erdbodems... M.CCCCC.LXXII. G1006 .T55 1573 Vault Phillips 377 10 Porcacchi, Tomaso, 1530-1585. Irlanda. [In Venetia. Appresso Simon Galignani & Girolamo Porro. MDLXXII.] Map 11 x 15 cm. Scale not given. Oriented with north to the right.
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