  • <b>Bonhams 11 Dec 2013:</b> BAUM, L. FRANK. 1856-1919. The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Geo. M. Hill Co., 1900. $80,000-120,000.
    <b>Bonhams 11 Dec 2013:</b> EXTER, ALEXANDRA. 1882-1949. FRANCE, ANATOLE. Mystère du Sang. Paris, June 1, 1941. $70,000-90,000.
    <b>Bonhams 11 Dec 2013:</b> GONCHAROVA, NATALYA SERGEEVNA, ILLUSTRATOR. KHLEBNIKOV, VELIMIR, AND ALEKSEI KRUCHENYKH. $60,000-80,000.
    <b>Bonhams 11 Dec 2013:</b> GEISEL, THEODORE. 1904-1991. "Please Do Not Ask for Breakfast in Bed...," $35,000-45,000.
    <b>Bonhams 11 Dec 2013:</b> BUNIN, IVAN ALEKSEEVICH. 1870-1953. Photograph Signed "Iv. Bunin". $30,000-40,000.
    <b>Bonhams 11 Dec 2013:</b> WASHINGTON, GEORGE. 1732-1799. Autograph Letter Signed ("Go: Washington"). $30,000-50,000.
    <b>Bonhams 11 Dec 2013:</b> HAGALL, MARC, ILLUSTRATOR. KAHANOVICH, PINCHUS ("DER NISTER"). $25,000-30,000.
    <b>Bonhams 11 Dec 2013:</b> DARWIN, CHARLES. 1809-1882. Autograph Letter Signed ("C. Darwin"). $25,000-35,000.
    <b>Bonhams 11 Dec 2013:</b> EINSTEIN, ALBERT. 1879-1955. Autograph Manuscript Signed ("A.E."), 2 pp recto and verso. $20,000-30,000.
    <b>Bonhams 11 Dec 2013:</b> NEILL, JOHN REA. 1877-1943. Endpaper design for <i>The Wonder City of Oz</i>. $10,000-12,000.
  • <b>SKINNER Boston November 17:</b> Lot 23. Declaration of Independence. Washington, D.C.: engraved by W.J. Stone, [1833]. Estimate: $18,000-20,000
    <b>SKINNER Boston November 17:</b> Lot 34. Kennedy Onassis, Jacqueline (1929-1994) Autograph Letter, Draft, Unsigned, and Carbon Copy of Typed Version, also Draft, [Summer, 1964], Hyannisport, Massachusetts.<br>Estimate: $5,000-7,000
    <b>SKINNER Boston November 17:</b> Lot 66. Aesop (c. 620-564 BC) Appologi sive Mythologi cum quibusdam Carminum et Fabularum additionibus Sebastiani Brant. Basel: Jacob Wolff of Pforzheim, 1501.<br>Estimate: $10,000-15,000
    <b>SKINNER Boston November 17:</b> Lot 112. Dickens, Charles (1812-1870) A Christmas Carol, in Prose, Being a Ghost Story of Christmas. London: Chapman & Hall, 1843. First edition, first issue. Estimate: $5,000-7,000
    <b>SKINNER Boston November 17:</b> Lot 140. Gardner, Alexander (1821-1882) Photographic Sketch Book of the War. Washington, D.C.: Philip & Solomons, [1866]. Estimate: $150,000-170,000
    <b>SKINNER Boston November 17:</b> Lot 160. Jackson, William Henry (1843-1942) Thirty Photographs of the American West and Mexico, c. 1880. Estimate: $10,000-12,000
    <b>SKINNER Boston November 17:</b> Lot 170. Kafka, Franz (1883-1924) The Trial. New York: Knopf, 1937. First American edition.<br>Estimate: $1,000-1,500
    <b>SKINNER Boston November 17:</b> Lot 209. Medieval Latin Text Manuscript, Peregrinus de Opole (1260-after 1333) Sermones Peregrinus de Sanctis. Germany or Eastern Europe, 1376. Estimate: $15,000-17,000
    <b>SKINNER Boston November 17:</b> Lot 211. Medieval Parchment Document, Ravenna Italy, 1081.<br>Estimate: $200-250
    <b>SKINNER Boston November 17:</b> Lot 214. Merian, Maria Sybilla (1647-1717) Histoire Generale des Insectes de Surinam et Toute L'Europe. Paris: Desnos, 1771. Estimate: $45,000-65,000
    <b>SKINNER Boston November 17:</b> Lot 254. Qur'an Manuscript, Persian, 18th Century. Estimate: $400-600
    <b>SKINNER Boston November 17:</b> Lot 331. Lent, Blair (1930-2009) Artist's Idea Notebooks. Two small quarto-format softcover notebooks, marked Research #1 and #3, approximately 40 leaves each. Estimate: $600-800
    <b>SKINNER Boston November 17:</b> Lot 361. Audubon, John James (1785-1851) Stanley Hawks, Plate 36. [from] Birds of America. London: R. Havell, 1826-1838. Estimate: $3,000-5,000
    <b>SKINNER Boston November 17:</b> Lot 396. Koranyi, Anna So'os (1870-1947) Congres International pour le Suffrage des Femmes. Budapest, 15-20 June 1913. Estimate: $600-800
    <b>SKINNER Boston November 17:</b> Lot 406. Russell, Andrew Joseph (1830-1902) Eighty-four Photographs of the American West, c. 1869. Estimate: $3,000-5,000
    <b>SKINNER Boston November 17:</b> Lot 444. Louisiana, Texas, Gulf Coast, Great Lakes, and the Mississippi. John Senex (1678-1740) A Map of Louisiana and of the River Mississippi. [London, undated, c. 1721]. Estimate: $1,000-1,5000
  • <b>Christies London:</b> CHARTER OF AZNAR GARCIA TO THE MONASTERY OF SAN MILLÁN, in Latin, written in Visigothic script, MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM. $80,050-$128,080.
    <b>Christies London:</b> HERBERT OF BOSHAM (FL. C.1160-1180), THOMUS <i>(THE LIFE OF ST THOMAS BECKET)</i>, IN LATIN. $48,030-$80,050.
    <b>Christies London:</b> BOOK OF GENESIS, glossed, in Latin, MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM [northern France, mid-12th century]. $320,200-$480,300.
    <b>Christies London:</b> BIBLE, WITH PREFACES, IN LATIN, MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM. $160,100-$240,150.
    <b>Christies London:</b> THE BOWET HOURS, USE OF SARUM, IN LATIN, ILLUMINATED MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM. $96,060-$144,090.
    <b>Christies London:</b> AN ENGLISH FOLDING ALMANAC, IN LATIN, ILLUMINATED MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM. $160,100-$240,150.
    <b>Christies London:</b> BOOK OF HOURS, USE OF PARIS, IN LATIN AND FRENCH, ILLUMINATED MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM. $800,500 - $1,280,800.
    <b>Christies London:</b> CRICK, FRANCIS (1916-2004). AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED ('FRANCIS') TO IAN [TROTTER], CAVENDISH LABORATORY, CAMBRIDGE, 18 MARCH 1953. $32,020-$48,030.
    <b>Christies London:</b> ALEXANDER III - <i>Description du Sacre et du Couronnement de... Alexandre III et l'Imperatrice Marie Féodorovna en l'année 1883</i>. $48,030-$80,050.
    <b>Christies London:</b> BACH, Johann Sebastian (1685-1750). <i>Dritter Theil der Clavier Übung bestehend in verschieden Vorspielen über die Catechismus- und andere Gesaenge, vor die Orgel</i>. $24,015-$32,020.
    <b>Christies London:</b> COPERNICUS, Nicolaus (1473-1543). De revolutionibus orbium coelestium, libri VI. Nuremberg: Johann Petreius, 1543. $640,400-$960,600.
    <b>Christies London:</b> SMITH, Adam (1723-90). <i>An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations</i>. London: for W. Strahan and T. Cadell, 1776. $96,060-$144,090.
  • <b>Sotheby's Paris:</b> MONTESQUIEU Refflexions sur le caractere de quelques Princes. [1734]. 68 autograph pages.<br>Estimate €150,000-200,000
    <b>Sotheby's Paris:</b> LOUIS XVI Autograph letter to Gabrielle de Polignac. (VERSAILLES) 12 SEPTEMBRE 1789. Estimate €10,000-15,000.
    <b>Sotheby's Paris:</b> LOUIS XVI Autograph letter to Gabrielle de Polignac. PARIS, 9 FÉVRIER 1790.<br>Estimate €15,000-20,000.
    <b>Sotheby's Paris:</b> SCHEDEL, Hartmann. Liber chronicarum. July 1493. Richly annotated by a French humanist.<br>Estimate €20,000-30,000.
    <b>Sotheby's Paris: Livres et Manuscrits, 26 NOVEMBER 2013.</b>
    <b>Sotheby's Paris:</b> GAUGUIN, Paul. The first known letter to his wife Mette. 1883. Estimate €20,000-30,000.
    <b>Sotheby's Paris:</b> MAURRAS, Charles. Letter to general Franco. 30 août 1935. And 5 first editions inscribed to Anatole France, Ramon Fernandez...<br>Estimate €8,000-12,000.
    <b>Sotheby's Paris:</b> PROUST. Placard for A l’ombre des jeunes filles en fleurs, with a long autograph passage, remained unpublished.<br>Estimate €30,000-40,000.
    <b>Sotheby's Paris: Livres et Manuscrits, 26 NOVEMBER 2013.</b>
    <b>Sotheby's Paris:</b> [PROUST] – André GIDE. The draft for the famous letter from Gide to Proust repenting about his refusal to publish him. 10 or 11 January 1914. Estimate €100,000-150,000.
    <b>Sotheby's Paris:</b> DELAUNAY, Sonia. 3 drawings for La Prose du Transsibérien’s prospectus. 1913. Estimate €20,000-30,000.
    <b>Sotheby's Paris:</b> CELINE. Voyage au bout de la nuit. 1932. André Breton’s copy with an inscription by Céline. Estimate €10,000-15,000.
    <b>Sotheby's Paris:</b> LINDBERGH, Charles. Photographic portrait, inscribed to Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. 1939. €2,500-3,500.

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Lot Number 140
Author BRITISH ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION, 1910-1913 -- APSLEY GEORGE BENET CHERRY-GARRARD (1886-1959)
Title Important series of 28 autograph letters signed ('Apsley'; a few unsigned) to his mother
Year Published 1910
Place Printed
Printed By
Description BRITISH ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION, 1910-1913 -- APSLEY GEORGE BENET CHERRY-GARRARD (1886-1959) Important series of 28 autograph letters signed ('Apsley'; a few unsigned) to his mother, Southampton, Cardiff, Madeira, Cape Town, Australia, New Zealand, Antarctica, 25 June 1910 - 13 February 1913, a few letters written in pencil, altogether approximately 140 pages, 4to and 8vo, envelopes; with a carbon copy extract from his journal, 23-29 February 1912, during the attempted relief of the Southern Party, 5 pages, folio, and four telegrams, 15 June - 29 November 1910; and six letters by his mother to Cherry-Garrard during his absence, 22 December 1912 - 30 January 1913, all but one transcribed in a notebook, 4to, card covers (worn). 'I REGRET NOTHING IN THE EXPEDITION, WHICH WILL HAVE VERY GREAT RESULTS, THOUGH SOME OF IT IS VERY SAD'. A previously unknown correspondence by one of the key members of Scott's Last Expedition, covering the whole span of the Terra Nova Expedition from its departure from England to its return to New Zealand. The outward journey is covered in 16 letters, which give a strong impression of the idealistic and hopeful spirit with which the expedition began, and in particular of the youthful enthusiasm of Cherry-Garrard, its youngest member: 'We gave Scott a dinner last night before he got in -- i.e. as far as you can give a man a dinner on his own ship -- and got a speech out of him afterwards. It is obvious that he is extraordinarily pleased with the kind of spirit which prevails -- in fact he said that he believed that it had never been equalled in the history of Polar Exploration ... (13 October 1910). A number of letters look forward -- with what seems like fatal light-heartedness -- to the famous 'worst journey in the world' with Wilson to study the emperor penguin rookeries at Cape Crozier in mid-winter: '[Wilson] & I are going to Cape Crozier for some time in the winter if all goes well & that will be great fun I think, but of course very cold'. Four letters cover the establishment of quarters in the hut, and the early sledging: a substantial letter curiously misdated 16 November 1910 but evidently from mid-January 1911 provides an extensive description of the unloading, the early sleding and the construction of the hut, including a sketch map and plan; the theme is pursued in a letter of 22 January, which includes a more detailed sketch-plan of their living quarters, showing the cramped space occupied by Oates, Bowers, Cherry-Garrard, Meares and Atkinson, known as 'Bedlam' -- 'You should see us in "Bedlam" beckoning the others to "come inside"'. A long letter of 4 and 15 February 1912, the only one to survive from the expedition's second summer in the Antarctic, finds Cherry-Garrard on his return from the Southern Journey: 'We left Scott to go on with 7 men, 4 of whom would turn back after another 2 weeks, and he was then certain, as far as it is possible to say that such a thing is certain, to reach the Pole ...'. The mood thereafter darkens, and the final, tragic act of the expedition is played out in six numbered missives sent out simultaneously on the Terra Nova's return to New Zealand on 13 February 1913. The first of these, a long, dismal letter written during a night watch on 13 August 1912, without superscription or signature, gives the essence of the terrible news: 'The Polar Party have never come back, and as far as we know Campbell's party had to be left at Evans Coves. I will try to tell you what I can ...'; Cherry-Garrard goes on to recount his fruitless attempt to meet the Southern Party with Dimitri and the dogs, and the later attempt by Atkinson and others to meet them, and to provide for Campbell's party. The letter continues with harrowing details of the breakdown Cherry-Garrard suffered during the bitter winter that followed: 'I fainted after we got in ... I think this month was the worst time I have ever had -- I was so weak I could hardly get outside the Hut, and the anxiety & strain was [sic] very great ... I have had a series of sick headaches which I thought would drive me crazy at one time'. The letter concludes with reflections on the survivors' decision to go in search of the polar party, rather than trying to rescue Campbell's party, and an evaluation of the achievements of the expedition as a whole: 'this expedition, as Scott himself emphasised, stands or falls by reaching the Pole -- for instance the Scientific results ... the polar journey in itself is a great achievement: these men have reached the Pole -- this is morally certain -- & they have lost their lives in doing so ... I believe we are right to go South. I also feel fairly sure that "the public" will consider we are doing wrong ...'. The second, third and fourth envelopes send the carbon copy extract from Cherry-Garrard's diary, and two letters of 10 and 23 October, relating to preparations for the hunt for Scott's party. These are followed by a letter of 30 November 1912, with the account of the discovery of the Polar party: 'we have found the bodies of Scott, Wilson & Bowers and all their records. Theirs is a fine story. Their death was, I am quite sure, not a painful one -- for men get callous after a period of great hardship -- but the long fight before must have been most terrible. Wilson & Bowers had died quietly, probably in their sleep. We went 20 miles to see if we could see any trace of Oates' body -- but we could not see anything: it was most unlikely. But we found his sleeping bag on a cairn, & they had left their theodolite in it. They had stuck to all their gear in the most magnificent fashion: when they were unable to pull 9 miles a day they had about 30lbs of geological specimens -- all very good & important -- & they went on pulling them to the end'. The letter continues with a happy account of the survival and return of the Eastern Party ('the 1st happy day in nearly a year'), and closes with forebodings of a hostile reception for the expedition, and implicit fears of personal criticism: 'I am afraid we shall be coming home to face a good deal of hostile criticism. Scott states that he found less oil in the depots than should have been left for his party. And then people will want to know why I did not reach them with the dog teams ... I know that we did all that we could ... I regret nothing in the Expedition, which will have very great results, though some of it is very sad'. Two final letters, both dated Christ Church, 13 February 1913, provide a coda, the first giving a brief account of Cherry-Garrard's health and recovery from his breakdown, the second recounting his meeting with Wilson's wife and her fortitude. From a wealthy, landed gentry background, Apsley Cherry-Garrard was the youngest member of Scott's last expedition. His lack of experience and severe myopia made him in some ways a rather improbable explorer, and indeed Scott initially rejected his application, only relenting after he made a ú1,000 donation. Although Cherry-Garrard perhaps suffered more than any other survivor of the expedition (famously, his teeth chattered so violently during the worst days of the Winter Journey that they shattered), and bore lifelong psychological scars, his memoir of the expedition, The Worst Journey in the World, remains one of the most elegant and profound works in the literature of polar exploration. (27)
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Estimated Price GBP 50,000.00 - 80,000.00
( USD 82,000.00 - 131,200.00 )
Actual Price GBP 67,250.00 ( USD 108,272.50 )

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Auction House Christies
Website http://www.christies.com
Auction Name Travel, Science, and Natural History
Sale Number #6911
Auction Date October 9, 2012 - October 9, 2012
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  • <b>Swann Auction Galleries November 26 2013: Autographs</b>
    <b>Swann Auction Galleries November 26:</b> Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, autograph musical manuscript, bars 52-70 of the sixth movement of his <i>Serenade in D Major</i>, Vienna, 1773. $120,000 to $180,000.
    <b>Swann Auction Galleries November 26:</b> Five autograph letters signed by Albert Einstein to Paul Hertz, in German, 1910-15. $70,000 to $100,000.
    <b>Swann Auction Galleries November 26:</b> Autograph letter signed by Robert E. Lee to George W. Callum, March 13, 1855. $25,000 to $35,000.
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    <b>Swann Auction Galleries November 26:</b> Vellum document signed, "Marie R" by Mary, Queen of Scots, 1582. $10,000 to $15,000.
    <b>Swann Auction Galleries November 26:</b> Partly-printed vellum document signed by George Washington, 1793. $10,000 to $15,000.
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    <b>Swann Auction Galleries November 26:</b> Mark Twain, autograph inscription reading <i>“Let us save the tomorrows for work,” </i>New York 1907. $4,000 to $6,000.
    <b>Swann Auction Galleries November 26:</b> Document signed by the Marquis de Lafayette decorating a French revolutionary, Paris 1789. $2,500 to $3,500.
    <b>Swann Auction Galleries November 26:</b> Autograph manuscript signed by explorer Richard Francis Burton, 1868-90. $2,000 to $3,000.
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    <b>Swann Auction Galleries November 26:</b> Typed letter signed by Franklin D. Roosevelt as Governor, to New York City Mayor James J. Walker, Albany, June 1932. $1,500 to $2,500.
    <b>Swann Auction Galleries November 26:</b> Signed and inscribed ink drawing by Enrico Caruso of his German manager Emil Ledner, New York, 1909. $1,500 to $2,500.
    <b>Swann Auction Galleries November 26:</b> Autograph note signed by Giuseppe Verdi to an unnamed recipient, August 1900. $1,500 to $2,500.
  • <b>Sotheby's New York: Fine Books and Manuscripts, Including Americana<br>5 December 2013.</b>
    <b>Sotheby's New York:</b> Thomas Jefferson. Autograph letter signed, 25 June 1805, giving a very detailed report on the progress of the Lewis and Clark expedition.<br>$500,000-$700,000
    <b>Sotheby's New York:</b> Birch. The City of Philadelphia ...<i> [1804]</i>. The earliest published views of an American city in the remarkably scarce revised edition. $75,000–$100,000
    <b>Sotheby's New York:</b> Birch. The Country Seats of the United States … 1809. A lovely copy of an early American color plate and a true rarity, the scarce subscriber's issue. $70,000–$90,000
    <b>Sotheby's New York: Fine Books and Manuscripts, Including Americana<br>5 December 2013.</b>
    <b>Sotheby's New York:</b> [The Order of Surrender of the Army of Northern Va.] An evidently unique copy of what is likely the last Confederate imprint. $70,000-$100,000
    <b>Sotheby's New York:</b> Gould. A Monograph of Trochilidae or Family of Humming Birds. <i>London: the author, [1849-]1861; Supplement. London: Henry Sotheran & Co.</i>, [1880-]1887. $90,000–$120,000.
    <b>Sotheby's New York:</b> Redoute. Rosa Indica dichotoma. $60,000-$80,000
    <b>Sotheby's New York:</b> Bill Wilson. First Draft The Twelve Traditions from Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions. Inscribed by the author.<br>$15,000–$20,000
    <b>Sotheby's New York: Fine Books and Manuscripts, Including Americana 5 December 2013.</b>
    <b>Sotheby's New York:</b> Austen. Sense and Sensibility.<i> Printed for the Author and published by T. Egerton, 1811</i>. First edition. $20,000–$30,000.
    <b>Sotheby's New York:</b> Burroughs. The Mayan Caper, typescript manuscript in red ink with corrections and changes. $8,000–$12,000
    <b>Sotheby's New York:</b> Melville. Moby-Dick; or, the Whale. <i>New York: Harper & Brothers, 1851</i>. First American Edition, first binding.<br>$30,000–$40,000.
    <b>Sotheby's New York: Fine Books and Manuscripts, Including Americana 5 December 2013.</b>
    <b>Sotheby's New York:</b> Shakespeare. Fourth folio, first issue.<br>$30,000–$50,000.
    <b>Sotheby's New York:</b> Magritte. Two autograph letters, in French, signed ("RM") and illustrated with 4 sketches. $20,000–$30,000.
    <b>Sotheby's New York:</b> "C": A Journal of Poetry Vol. 1, No. 4 (September 1963). New York: Lorenz Gude, 1963. Cover design by Andy Warhol. $20,000–$30,000.
    <b>Sotheby's New York:</b> Abraham Lincoln. Autograph letter signed ("A. Lincoln"), 28 September 1861. Regarding the denial of an appointment.<br>$15,000–$20,000.
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    <b>Old World Auctions (Nov 20):</b> Lot 18. Franz Ritter, [Untitled - World], 1610. Est. $12000 - $14000
    <b>Old World Auctions (Nov 20):</b> Lot 21. Willem Blaeu, Nova Totius Terrarum Orbis Geographica ac Hydrographica Tabula, 1635. Est. $15000 - $18000
    <b>Old World Auctions (Nov 20):</b> Lot 26. Blaeu/Valck, Novus Planiglobii Terrestris per Utrumque Polum Conspectus, 1695. Est. $6500 - $7500
    <b>Old World Auctions (Nov 20):</b> Lot 47. Abraham Ortelius, Tabula Itineraria ex Illustri Peutingerorum Bibliotheca, 1598. Est. $7000 - $8500
    <b>Old World Auctions (Nov 20):</b> Lot 68. Waldseemuller/Fries, E. Tabula Terre Nova F.D.W., 1522. Est. $21000 - $25000
    <b>Old World Auctions (Nov 20):</b> Lot 132. Edward McCandlish, Bill Whiffletree's Bootlegger's Map of the United States, 1925. Est. $1000 - $1200
    <b>Old World Auctions (Nov 20):</b> Lot 153. Matthaus Merian, Virginia - Erforshet und Beschriben durch Capitain Iohan Schmidt, 1627. Est. $8000 - $9500
    <b>Old World Auctions (Nov 20):</b> Lot 225. Sayer & Bennett, A Plan of the Battle, on Bunkers Hill, 1775. Est. $13000 - $15000
    <b>Old World Auctions (Nov 20):</b> Lot 234. Hill/Mottram, New York, 1855. Est. $4000 - $5000
    <b>Old World Auctions (Nov 20):</b> Lot 317. Theodore de Bry, Americae Pars Magis Cognita, 1592. Est. $4000 - $5000
    <b>Old World Auctions (Nov 20):</b> Lot 391. Louis Raemaekers, Het Gekkenhuis, 1915. Est. $2750 - $3500
    <b>Old World Auctions (Nov 20):</b> Lot 527. Francesco Zanotto, Das Malerische, Monumentale, Historische und Artistische Venedig, 1857. Est. $8000 - $10000
    <b>Old World Auctions (Nov 20):</b> Lot 538. Jan Jansson, Cyprus Insula, 1653. Est. $1800 - $2100
    <b>Old World Auctions (Nov 20):</b> Lot 627. Linschoten/Langren, Exacta & Accurata Delineatio cum Orarum Maritimarum, 1595. Est. $13000 - $15000
    <b>Old World Auctions (Nov 20):</b> Lot 656. John Speed, Africae, Described, the Manners of their Habits, and Buildinge, 1626. Est. $4000 - $5000
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