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A First Rate Ship, Carrying a Flag at the Main Top Mast Head. | Navio de Primera Grandeza Con Bandera d'Almirante. | Vaisseau du Premier Rang Portant Pavillon D'Amiral.

Large and very rare etched diagram of a mid-18th-century first-rate ship of the line of the Royal Navy, published in Paris probably around the time of the 1745 Establishment, which issued in a new series of British ships of the line.

Price: $ 4,500.00

Fighting for the Dunghill: __or__ Jack Tar settl'ing Buonaparte

"[T]he earliest of Gillray’s portrayals of Bonaparte as the symbolic personification of France." - RMG Catalog

Price: $ 6,400.00

Medailles de Louis XIV

The reign of Louis XIV, the Sun King, was marked not just by grandeur and the construction of the lavish Palace of Versailles but also by significant territorial expansions and various international policies. One fascinating way this was commemorated was through medals, each with its unique tale, four of which specifically showcased geographical inset maps. Here, we will delve into each medal's significance.

Price: $ 125.00

(Rare Czech Edition!) [Asia Secunda Pars Terrae in Forma Pegasi] [Asia in the Form of Pegasus]

Rare Czech Copperplate Edition.

Price: $ 3,600.00

The Beal Prospecting Core Drill

Dating from 1901, this advertising broadside presents "The Beal Prospecting Core Drill," a comprehensive outline of machinery that Moses Beal of Elyria, Ohio designed. The broadside details the equipment's applications in mining and quarrying, highlighting innovative features such as the ability to cut cores of various diameters without using diamonds, and offering a selection of configurations tailored to various industrial needs.

Price: $ 295.00

Flags of the British Mercantile Marine [Cover Title]

Flags of the British Mercantile Marine published by The Journal of Commerce and Shipping Telegraph in Liverpool represents an unusual and captivating snapshot of maritime identity in the British Isles. Its departure from traditional flag charts, which typically focus on international flags, is immediately apparent as it places significant emphasis on the flags of British merchant companies. The chart includes only a few international flags in the lower right corner, with the Weimar Republic's German merchant flag helping date the chart to between 1919 and 1933.

Price: $ 950.00