Rare map engraved by William Barker that appeared in the scarce first American edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, known as Dobson's Encyclopaedia. It shows the world divided in three parts: two polar projections and cylindrical projection showing the tropical regions. The South and North Pole are covered with the "Southern Icy Ocean" and "Northern Icy Ocean" respectively. The map focuses on the discoveries made by James Cook in the South Sea during his second voyage and the unsuccessful attempt by Phipps to reach the North Pole. The islands discovered by Kerguelen (named Kerquelin) are also indicated.
Full title: Tropics In which are traced the Tracks of Lord Mulgrave and Captain Cook towards the North & South Poles and the Torrid Zone or Tropical Regions with the New Discoveries in the South Sea.
Coloured. Size: 24 x 43.5 cm.
Date: 1793
Condition: Trimmed top plate on right, with repairs.
Author: BARKER, William.
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Rare map engraved by William Barker that appeared in the scarce first American edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, known as Dobson's Encyclopaedia. It shows the world divided in three parts: two polar projections and cylindrical projection showing the tropical regions. The South and North Pole are covered with the "Southern Icy Ocean" and "Northern Icy Ocean" respectively. The map focuses on the discoveries made by James Cook in the South Sea during his second voyage and the unsuccessful attempt by Phipps to reach the North Pole. The islands discovered by Kerguelen (named Kerquelin) are also indicated.
Full title: Tropics In which are traced the Tracks of Lord Mulgrave and Captain Cook towards the North & South Poles and the Torrid Zone or Tropical Regions with the New Discoveries in the South Sea.
Coloured. Size: 24 x 43.5 cm.
Date: 1793
Condition: Trimmed top plate on right, with repairs.
Author: BARKER, William.
Antique Maps & Prints
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16 Mar 2025 18:00 GMT
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We offer in house shipping and shipping is handled within 3 business days of completed payment. If you have specific shipping requests or address changes, please contact us before completing payment so we are aware and can adjust the invoice if necessary. Shipping is billed directly after the sale. We typically ship via UPS, DHL and Royal mail. We calculate based on the total package weight and destination. Each package incurs a £5 packing charge.
The buyer is responsible for paying the customs fees, duties, import taxes, and any related charges. Customs can cause delays in arrival of your shipment, which the seller has no control over. Please consider these charges and delays when making your purchase. If you need specific wording for customs, please also contact before payment as each country has different rules and we will try to accommodate when possible.
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Payment Terms Payment for winning lots must be completed within 5 business days of the auction's conclusion. Our preffered option of payment is direct bank trasfer, we also accept credit and debit cards. Both forms of payment details will be provided to you on your invoice.
Buyer's Premium A buyer's premium of 15% will be applied to the hammer price of each lot. This includes a 3% fee for The Saleroom and Live Auctioneers.
Condition of Lots 3.1. All Lots are sold "as is" at the time of the auction. Neither the Auctioneer nor the Seller accepts any responsibility for the condition of any Lot. 3.2. Descriptions, including those concerning authorship, attribution, authenticity, origin, date, age, period, culture, provenance, source, material, or condition, are opinions and not guarantees of fact. 3.3. Dimensions, weights, and other specifications are approximate and provided for guidance only. 3.4. Photographs are for identification purposes only and may not accurately reflect the Lot's condition, colour, or other features. 3.5. Condition reports are available upon request but are not exhaustive.
Estimates 4.1. Estimates are provided as a guide and are not a guarantee of selling price or market value. Estimates do not include the buyer's premium, VAT, or other applicable charges.
Bidding and Auctions 5.1. Bidders must register before the auction and provide valid identification and payment details. 5.2. The Auctioneer reserves the right to reject bids or withdraw Lots at any time. 5.3. All sales are final. No cancellations, refunds, or exchanges are permitted.
Liability 6.1. The Auctioneer and Seller are not liable for any loss, damage, or delay in shipment once the Lot has been handed over to the shipping carrier. 6.2. In no event shall our liability exceed the hammer price of the Lot plus the buyer's premium.
Disputes and Governing Law 7.1. Any disputes arising from the sale will be resolved under the laws of England and Wales. 7.2. By participating in our auctions, the bidder agrees to these terms and conditions without reservation.