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Tallis, John: Comparative View of the Principal Waterfalls, Islands, Lakes, Rivers and Mountains of the Eastern Hemisphere, London. [ca.1851]. From the Montgomery Martin Illustrated Atlas. Map engraved by Rapkin. Size approx 360 x 260mm. Original steel engraved map. Decorative border enclosing 5 panels of pictoral representation of: Waterfalls from highest to lowest of the Eastern Hemisphere, measured in feet: Overview of many Islands including Ceylon, Van Diemensland, Amlta and Java: The Lakes overview include the Caspian, Black and Aral Seas. Rivers are displayed in graduating length in Miles showing theYangtse and Lenesei as the longest and the Potomac and Forth as the shortest. Mountains are organised a mountainous formation, measure in feet, include Dhawalagiri and Ararat. Single page unfolded sheet in excellent, clean condition.

New York Southern Part and New York City. Original map From Encyclopedia Britannica. 1903. Size 295mm x 420mm. With two inset maps of The Hudson from Yonkers to Kingston and also Catskill Mountains. Printed on verso is No. 69/NEW YORK,/SOUTHERN PART. In excellent clean and bright condition and the centre fold line is feint, indicating the map has been flat for sometime. An attractive snapshot of Early 20th Century New York