A. History of Cartography, by Leo Bagrow, published 1966, black & white (7.5 x 10.8"). In this fascinating book, the author examines the maps of various periods and cultures, from early antiquity to the 18th century, putting them into historical perspective in his clear account of their evolution. This important book includes a List of Cartographers, containing 1500 names, and an extensive bibliography. Revised and enlarged by R.A. Skelton. 312 pages, 22 color plates, 116 b/w plates, plus 76 illustrations in the text. Hardbound in blue cloth with gilt titling and decoration on front and spine. Condition: Contents are good with minor scattered foxing. Hinge is starting. Covers have light shelf wear and soiling.

B. Antique Maps, by Carl Moreland and David Bannister, published 1998, printed color (7.4 x 9.8"). This is the first paperback edition of this invaluable reference that covers map-making, cartographers, and collecting. The book lays out the history of map-making methods from the late 15th century onward. Brief biographies of the major map-makers are included. It also provides advice for the collector on the practical aspects of collecting and care. Illustrations in B&W (168) and color (8) in 326 pages, including bibliography and index. Illustrated paperback covers. Condition: Contents are very good. There is light soiling to the covers.

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