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Martin Waldseemüller & Laurent Fries, The Second Printed Map of Southern Africa, 1541£ 4,950.00 -
Mercator Hondius, The Empire of Prester John, 1619£ 1,850.00
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Samuel Purchas, Kingdom of Abyssinia, 1625£ 395.00
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Samuel Purchas, Kingdom of Congo, 1625£ 225.00
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Willem & Jan Blaeu, Southern & Central Africa, 1640 c.£ 1,250.00
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Willem & Jan Blaeu, The Empire of Prester John, 1640 c.£ 1,850.00
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Matthäus Merian, Kingdom of Congo & Angola, 1650 c.£ 575.00
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Mercator Hondius, The Empire of Prester John, 1651£ 375.00
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Athanasius Kircher, The Source of the Nile in the Mountains of the Moon, 1665£ 1,750.00
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Jan Jansson, The Empire of Prester John, 1666£ 1,250.00
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Robert Morden, Congo, Angola & Gabon, 1688£ 265.00
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Pierre Mortier, Sea chart of Luanda, Angola, 1700£ 1,200.00
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Nicolas & Guillaume Sanson, Kingdom of Congo, 1700£ 495.00
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Nicolas de Fer, Southern & Central Africa, 1702£ 795.00
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Covens (Jean) & Mortier (Cornelius), The Empire of Prester John, 1715 c.£ 850.00
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Covens (Jean) & Mortier (Cornelius), Southern & Central Africa, 1730 c.£ 1,250.00
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Henri du Sauzet, The Empire of Prester John, 1734£ 325.00
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George Child, The Kingdoms of Congo, Angola, & Benguela, 1740 c.£ 165.00
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Jacob van der Schley, Chart of the coast of Angola, Namibia, and South Africa, 1747£ 175.00
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Jacob van der Schley, Chart of the coast of West Africa, 1747£ 175.00
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Emanuel Bowen, A New & Accurate Map of the Southern Parts of Africa, 1747£ 695.00
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Jacques-Nicolas Bellin, Luanda, Angola, 1748£ 72.00
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Jacques-Nicolas Bellin, Benguela, Angola, 1748£ 62.00
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Jacques-Nicolas Bellin, The Kingdoms of Congo, Angola & Benguela, 1750 c.£ 175.00
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Herman Moll, Southern & Central Africa, 1755 c.£ 345.00
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Malachy Postlethwayt, West Africa with a list of European Settlements, 1766£ 1,450.00
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Rigobert Bonne, Southern Africa, 1790 c.£ 150.00
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Charles Francois Delamarche, Southern & Central Africa, 1795£ 325.00
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Charles Smith, South & Central Africa, 1828£ 285.00
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Adrien Brue, Southern Africa & the Cape Colony, 1828 c.£ 250.00
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Royal Geographical Society (RGS), Livingstone's route from Angola to the Zambezi, 1855£ 175.00
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Royal Geographical Society (RGS), Livingstone's route from Botswana to Angola, 1855£ 225.00
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Justus Perthes, Portuguese Exploration of Angola, 1856£ 64.00
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Royal Geographical Society (RGS), Southern Central Africa, 1856£ 225.00
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Royal Geographical Society (RGS), Livingstone's crossing of Africa, 1857£ 795.00
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Royal Geographical Society (RGS), Portuguese Exploration in Central Africa, 1859£ 385.00
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Justus Perthes, Exploration of Congo & Angola, 1862£ 125.00
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Royal Geographical Society (RGS), The Discovery of Lake Malawi (Nyasa), 1863£ 175.00
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Justus Perthes, German Africa Expedition to Congo & Gabon, 1876£ 68.00
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Royal Geographical Society (RGS), The first European crossing of Africa from East to West, 1876£ 545.00
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F.A. Brockhaus, Stanley's discoveries in the Congo River Basin, 1878 c.£ 1,250.00
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Justus Perthes, European Exploration of the Congo, 1883£ 195.00
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Royal Geographical Society (RGS), European Trading Posts in Congo, Angola & Gabon, 1884£ 245.00
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Royal Geographical Society (RGS), Congo Free State, Angola & Gabon, 1885£ 175.00
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G. & J. Bartholomew, Central Africa, 1887£ 42.00
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Royal Geographical Society (RGS), F.S. Arnot's Routes across Southern Africa, 1889£ 255.00
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Scottish Geographical Society (SGS), Stanley's Emin Pasha Expedition, 1890£ 775.00
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Scottish Geographical Society (SGS), Political Sketch-Map of Central Africa, 1890£ 495.00
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Royal Geographical Society (RGS), Journeys in Angola, 1904£ 115.00
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G. & J. Bartholomew, Central and South Africa, 1910 c.£ 495.00
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S. Africa Newspaper, Central and South Africa, 1916£ 975.00
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War Office, WW1 Map of Belgian Congo, 1918£ 875.00
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