Gary L. Fitzpatrick and Riley M. Moffat's fine reference on the history of the cartography of Hawaii is an essential volume for the Hawaiian collector. The first volume tells the story of the mapping of Hawaii starting with its discovery by Captain Cook, emphasizing the impact of the West on the indigenous society. It contains nearly 70 maps plus more than 20 views, portraits, and illustrations. Published by Editions Limited, Honolulu, HI. Folio. 160 pages, hardbound in beige cloth with black stamped titles and an illustrated dust jacket.

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Condition: A

Near fine with faint foxing along the edges of the text block. Dust jacket has light soiling and minor wear along its top edge.