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  1. Typus orbis terrarum : Domini est terra et plenitudo eius

    Bertius, Petrus, 1565-1629
    [Amsterodami : Sumptibus et typis aeneis Jodoci Hondii, 1616?]

  2. A new map of the world : (shewing the first principles of geography and the use of the globes) on the Globular projection of the sphere

    Richmond, Mathew
    [London?] : M. Richmond, 1779.

  3. A map of the world exhibiting all the new discoveries [electronic resource].

    Morse, Jedidiah, 1761-1826
    1794.

    Online www.davidrumsey.com

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  1. Maps

    Stanford Libraries' large collection of historical and contemporary maps, globes, and atlases circulates from the Branner Earth Sciences Library. The David Rumsey Map Center also holds over 16,000 historic maps and cartographic objects.

  2. Special collections: East Asia

    The Stanford East Asia Library holds robust special collections of rare Chinese, Japanese, and Korean materials. Learn more about our collections and how to access them, including procedures for using the reading room.

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  1. A chart of the world, according to Mercator's projection wherein are shewn the latest discoveries

    Dunn, Samuel, -1794
    1774

    Relief shown pictorially. "Printed for Robt. Sayer, No. 53 in Fleet Street, as the Act directs, 10 January 1774." Probably issued in his New atlas ...

  2. A new & complete Mercator chart of the world

    Bowen, Thomas, fl. 1749-1790
    1784

    Chart showing political boundaries and rivers. Prime meridian: Ferro. Attributed to Thomas Bowen. cf. Tooley's dictionary of mapmakers.

  3. A new and accurat map of the world

    Speed, John, 1552?-1629
    1627

    Relief shown pictorially. Text on verso: The generall description of the world. From: A prospect of the most famous parts of the world ... London, ...

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