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1. CAPTAIN JAMES COOK, steel engraving of c. 1820, from the original picture by Dance who
painted his portrait after the second voyage and while Cook was desk-bound at the Greenwich
Hospital. An interesting collection of vignettes has been added as a border. Black/White 7"xl0" $325.00 1a. CAPTAIN JAMES COOK, steel engraving of c.1820, showing Cook sitting with chart of South Polar regions on his lap. |
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| 2. This is the very first printed map of the Hawaiian Islands, originally drawn by Henry Roberts who was the hydrographer with Cook on the expedition. The French issued their copy, one year after the official English one, the only difference being that the French map does not mention the Death of Cook on the inset chart of Karakakooa Bay, but does include his route. Collectors item. |
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4. An interesting set of coastal profiles, attributed to WILLIAM BLIGH of Mutiny on the Bounty
fame, when he was a midshipman with Cook on the third voyage. Printed in Paris, 1785 it shows
Maui, Hawaii, Kauai and Niihau. 4a. Another version of this item, printed in English by ALEXANDER HOGG, between 1780-90, possibly for Anderson's Travels a large folio book on voyages. |
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An English version of the original Capt.Cook chart pub. by ALEXANDER HOGG between 1784-1890.He accompanied the voyage and was familar with
the Islands,this copper engraved map is very important being an english piloted map,good collector's item,good conditon.
.Black/White 10"x8 1/4" $5,900.00 |
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6. Extremely RARE German edition of the COOK chart, but using the war canoe scene from
Webber instead of the inset chart of the bay. This map is basically un-recorded and was obviously
issued in a German account for the expedition, published c.1785-90. |
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7. Attractive French chart based on Capt.Cook's chart, published by M.BONNE in Paris about 1780. Gives the inset of the bay and route, large compass-star added. Shows the bay of Karakakoa Bay where Cook was killed.
Black/White 14"x10" $4,800.00 |
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8. A very RARE Italian chart published by GIO.CASSINI in 1798 at the Roma Pressola Calcografia
Camerale. Another version of the COOK chan but this time using a large vignette to depict the
scene of the Death of Cook. The route of Cook is marked, but some of the dates given are
incorrect. Outline colour 19'x14" $15,000.00 |
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9. Excellent large chart of the Pacific published for the journals of LA PEROUSE, Paris 1797,
shows the track taken by the explorers to northwest America, Hawaii and Australia etc., |
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10. A very large French chart showing two maps of the islands on one page, the top being based on
the expedition of LA PEROUSE, who immediately followed Cook, and gives a distorted view of
Hawaii, the lower map compares theirs to that of Cook's. Published in Paris 1797. Black/White 19"x27" $1,525.00 lOa. Another edition but in English, published in 1798. lOb. Single map of the top half of this sheet, French edition, 1797. 1Oc. Single map of lower half of this sheet, French edition, 1797. 11. Chart of NECKER ISLAND and FRENCH FRIGATE SHOALS, published by LA PEROUSE in Paris in 1797, large inset of Necker island top right, remainder to large open chart. |
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12. A scarce map published by VANDER MAELEN, Brussels, 1827 from a five volume atlas set,
used to make up a globe. Large text block of French description on the islands. Sold |
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13. CARTE DES ISLES HAWAII, by DUMONT D'URVILLE, printed 1834, following his voyage
around the world and visit to Hawaii. Interesting use of names to the islands. Large inset of Oahu. Black(White l3"x8 1/2" $1200.00 |
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14. Chart of the Sandwich Island,to accompany the paper by the BISHOP OF HONOLULU,published for journal of the
Royal Geographical Society,by J.Murrey.1868.A very scarce item for collecting. outline col.
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15. HAWAIIAN GROUP Map from the first expedition sponsored by the U.S. government, under
command of CHARLES WILKES, published Philadelphia, 1845. Great detail was made of the
volcanic areas. |