GALLUCCI, Theatrvm Mvndi, et Temporis vbi Astrologiae principia cernvntvr ad Medi- sm. 4to. numerous woodcuts with movable pieces, including a full-page map of each of the two Hemispheres; fine copy in the original limp vellum, with a large woodcut bookplate bearing the £ s. d. See a Spanish translation described in my Bibliotheca GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF BOMBAY, Transactions of the Bombay Geographical Society. Vols. I-XVIII and XIX parts I and 2, with a General Index to the first seven- teen vols. 8vo. with numerous maps and plates, some of them coloured; UNCUT Bombay, 1836-71 18 10 0 Very rare. The set is as issued, excepting the Index-vol., which is bound. GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF PARIS: RECUEIL de VOYAGES et de Mémoires publié CONTENTS: I. Voyages de Marco Polo; II. Ruines de Palenqué, Recherches sur l'ancienne population de GEORGIA. Some Account of the Designs of the Trustees for establishing the Colony of Georgia in America, original prospectus, consisting of two folio leaves, with a map printed at foot of the fourth page, n. d. (1733)—REASONS for establishing the Colony of Georgia. . [by Benjamin Martyn] with a fine frontispiece and tail-piece by John Pine (the engraver of the famous Horace), and the same map as in the prospectus, 2 leaves and 48 pp. 4to. 1733-bound together in I vol. 4to. red morocco extra, by Zaehnsdorf £ s. d. 1733 7 7 0 The first two printed documents relating to the State of Georgia. GERALDINUS. Itinerarium ad Regiones svb Eqvinoctiali plaga constitvtas Alexandri Geraldini Amerini . 12mo. with engraved and printed titles; 12mo. red morocco, silk linings, gilt edges Romæ, 1631 4 15 0 Geraldinus, who died in San Domingo in 1525, was the first bishop in the New World. This is his Diary, ending 1522. GIO. GIOSEPPE DI S. TERESA Istoria delle Gverre del Regno del Brasile accadvte tra la Corona di Portogallo, e la Repvblica di Olanda, 2 vols. in 1, sm. folio, with engraved and printed titles, 2 portraits and 23 large folding maps and plates; calf Roma, 1698 3 30 A well-written book, by an author thoroughly acquainted with the subject. The engravings are executed with masterly skill. GILBERT (Sir Humphrey) A DISCOVRSE OF A Small 4to. with the folding woodcut map in fac- £ s. d. Henry Middleton for Richarde Ihones, 1576 40 The book is bound up with the First Edition of GILLIAM (Albert M.) Travels over the tablelands and Cordilleras of Mexico, 1843-44, including a description of California, 8vo. maps and plates ; Philadelphia, 1846 0 6 0 cloth GONZALEZ DE MENDOZA (Juan) Historia de las cosas mas notables, ritos y costumbres del gran Reyno de la China . . con vn Itinerario. del nueuo Mundo [por Martin Ignacio], 12mo. vellum Anvers, Pedro Bellero, 1596 I I O For the first and other editions, see my Spanish Catalogue. GORDON (Pat.) Geography Anatomized, or a compleat Geographical Grammar, 12mo. numerous coloured maps; in the original blue morocco gilt, a pretty binding £ s. d. 1693 0 14 0 GOOS (Pieter) DE ZEE-ATLAS ofte Water-Wereld, Amsteldam, 1669 4 4 0 Peter Goos was only the publisher, but his name is used to designate the various issues of these remarkable and important charts. They include nine maps of special interest to the American student, besides the general World-map. The two maps of Eastern Asia and the South Sea, are similarly interesting to the Australian collector, and show traces of their derivation from the charts of Tasman's voyage. GRYNÆUS, with the Munster Map. NOVVS Basilea, apud Jo. Hervagium, mense || martio, The collection of the various works of which the Grynæus wrote the preface (or rather dedication) as a The book begins with Munsteri (Seb.) Typi cosmo- GRYNÆUS, with the Finæus Map. NOVVS ORBIS Regionvm ac Insvlarvm veteribus incognitarum. . . Small folio, with the large double heart-shaped Map designed by Oronce Finé for this edition; in a seventeenth-century French binding stamped with Fleur-de-Lys £ s. d. Paris. apud Galeotum a Prato, 1532 10 10 O the same, a very large and very fine copy in old calf, from the Sunderland library Paris. apud Joannem Parvum, 1532 12 12 0 The famous cordiform map of Oronce Finé is seldom seen. It is one of the most curious and ingenious productions of early Chartography. Nordenskiöld says, "In a geographical point of view this map far surpasses that of the Basel edition, as well in its greater richness of names and topographical details, as in due attention being here paid to the latest geographical discoveries.” There is no difference between the two issues except |