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A Chart of the South Sea [1st English Map of the Pacific Ocean]

Unrecorded state of John Seller's map of the Pacific Ocean, the first English map of the Pacific.

Price: $ 7,500.00

Carte de L'Oceanie ou Cinquieme Partie Du Monde . . . 1822

A detailed map of the Pacific, published by J. Goujon in Paris in 1822, epitomizing the 19th-century cartographic endeavors to delineate the Pacific region and encompassing the vast and diverse territories often referred to as Oceania. This early 19th-century map is particularly notable for its detailed representation of the Australian continent, then known as New Holland, alongside the myriad of Pacific islands scattered across the ocean's expanse.

Price: $ 495.00

New Zealand

An aesthetically alluring representation of New Zealand's geography, this 1851 map—New Zealand—is the work of John Tallis, a renowned figure in the history of decorative map-making. Published in London, this full-color example is remarkable for its elaborate engraving style, detailing the country's North and South Islands, towns, and various geographical features.

Price: $ 675.00

U B D Touring Map of New Zealand With the Compliments of Ohau Channel Camp . . .

Decorative touring map of New Zealand, embellished with Mauri Warrior masks.

Price: $ 345.00

Neu-Seeland [with] West Australien [with] Tasmania

Highly detailed map of the three regions, with an inset map of the Auckland area. One of the most detailed maps of the region to appear in an Atlas.

Price: $ 145.00

Australia and New Zealand

Nice detailed map of Australia, New Zealand, and neighboring islands, with a large inset of the Torres Strait from Blackie & Son's The Comprehensive Atlas & Geography Of The World.

Price: $ 125.00