This lot includes the complete run of Imago Mundi up until 2006, collecting hundreds of in-depth essays from more than 70 years of cartographic study. A valuable source of reference material on early cartography containing well-illustrated articles. Imago Mundi is the leading scholarly journal devoted exclusively to the history of cartography. Volumes 1 through 26 are bound, as issued, in wrappers; Volumes 27 through 42 are clothbound; Volumes 47 through 58:2 are bound, as issued, in stiff wrappers.

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Condition: B+

Volumes 1 through 26 have light to moderate shelf wear and light sunning and soiling. The covers of Volume IV are detached, but included. The remainder of the volumes have minor shelf wear.