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Vincenzo Coronelli, Chart of the Pacific Ocean, 1690 c.£ 2,750.00
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Pierre Mortier, Chart of the Pacific Ocean, 1708£ 3,450.00
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Jacques-Nicolas Bellin, Chart of the Pacific Ocean, 1742£ 3,750.00
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Jacques-Nicolas Bellin, Russian Discoveries in Siberia, Alaska & the Bering Strait, 1750 c.£ 725.00
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Herman Moll, The South Sea Company, 1764£ 2,850.00
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Johann Heinrich Heidegger, Northwestern USA, Eastern Russia and the North Pacific, 1770 c.£ 795.00
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Robert de Vaugondy, Discoveries in the North Pacific according to a Japanese World Map, 1772£ 695.00
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Robert de Vaugondy, Pacific Northwest and Eastern Russia, 1772£ 795.00
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Robert Sayer, Russian Discoveries in Siberia, Alaska & the Bering Strait, 1775£ 1,325.00
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Antonio Zatta, Alaska, the Pacific Northwest, and the Bering Strait, 1776£ 1,250.00
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Tobias Conrad Lotter, James Cook's Voyage to the North Pacific & Bering Strait, 1781£ 2,750.00
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Gerhard Friedrich Muller, Russian Discoveries in Siberia, Alaska & the Bering Strait, 1784£ 1,200.00
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Emanuel Bowen, Chart of the Pacific Ocean with voyages of Captain James Cook, 1790 c.£ 895.00
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John Meares, The North Pacific Ocean, 1795 c.£ 675.00
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Jean Francois de La Perouse, Chart of the Pacific, La Pérouse and the Spanish galleons routes, 1797£ 430.00
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Count Jean-Francois de la Perouse, Chart of the North Pacific, 1797£ 750.00
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Daniel Friedrich Sotzmann, North West Pacific coast of America, 1800£ 795.00
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Cadell & Davies, Alaska, Kamchatka & the Bering Strait, 1802£ 295.00
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Christian Gottlieb Reichard, Chart of the North Pacific Ocean, 1804£ 785.00
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William Faden, James Cook's Voyage to Alaska & the Bering Strait, 1808£ 2,850.00
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John Thomson, Southern Hemisphere, 1814£ 675.00
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John Thomson, Chart of the North Pacific and Behring Straits, 1816£ 525.00
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John Thomson, Islands in the Pacific Ocean, 1817£ 445.00
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Jean Francois de La Perouse, Pacific Ocean and Australasia, 1818£ 725.00
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Carl Weiland, Australia and the Pacific Ocean, 1830£ 875.00
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Thomas Starling, Islands of the South Pacific, 1830 c.£ 115.00
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W. & A.K. Johnston, Islands of the Pacific Ocean, 1840 c.£ 80.00
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John Arrowsmith, Pacific Ocean, 1842£ 185.00
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Joseph Meyer, Australia and the Islands of the Pacific Ocean, 1846£ 165.00
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Samuel Augustus Mitchell, Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Ocean, 1846£ 225.00
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Joseph Meyer, Pacific Ocean, 1849£ 120.00
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Justus Perthes, Eastern Pacific Ocean from Hawaii to Galapagos Islands, 1849£ 88.00
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Gall & Inglis, Map of Islands in the Pacific Ocean, 1850 c.£ 88.00
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James Wyld, The Basin of the Pacific, 1850 c.£ 875.00
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George Philip & Son Ltd., Alaska, Kamchatka & the Bering Strait, 1853£ 575.00
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Charles V. Monin, Australia and the South Pacific, 1853£ 125.00
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George Philip, Pacific Ocean Islands, 1856£ 250.00
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F.A. Garnier, Southeast Asia, Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Ocean, 1860£ 225.00
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Victor Levasseur, Oceania, 1860 c.£ 275.00
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Justus Perthes, Effects of the Arica Earthquake of 1868, 1869£ 65.00
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Justus Perthes, Christian Mission in the Pacific Ocean, 1870£ 50.00
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Archibald Fullarton, Oceania and Pacific Ocean, 1870 c.£ 115.00
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John Dower, Pacific Ocean, 1871£ 80.00
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Adrien Brue, Australasia and the Pacific Ocean, 1876£ 145.00
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G. & J. Bartholomew, Oceania, 1887£ 38.00
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Scottish Geographical Society (SGS), Coral Reefs in the Pacific Ocean, 1888£ 195.00
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Justus Perthes, Wind map of the Pacific Ocean, 1895£ 38.00
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George Philip & Son Ltd., Pacific Ocean: Cables & Ocean Depths, 1910 c.£ 68.00
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US Navy Educational Services Section, WW2-era map of the Pacific, 1944£ 3,000.00
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British Admiralty, Steamship Routes Pacific Ocean, 1951£ 575.00
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Franklin Scott, World War II: Pacific Area, 1954£ 445.00
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