S. D. U. K. (Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge), 1846, Australia. Some outline color, about 12 1/2 by 15 1/2 inches. These maps are well known for accuracy and immense detail. They represent the best knowledge of the area covered at their time.  Shows four colonies, Colony of West Australia covering all of the west, Colony of North Australia covering only the coastal part of the present day Province, South Australia, the only Colony with a border showing its limits and the Colony of New South Wales covering the whole eastern part. "New Holland" is indicated on the upper left area of the map.  Only the coastal areas are mapped except New South Wales where some inland areas are mapped.  Shows landforms including rivers, cities, towns and settlements and the elemental road/ tracks.  An important map.  $225

Victor Levasseur, 1846, Oceanie. Some outline color, about 12 by 16 1/2 inches. Very handsome with a decorative series of large views completely surrounding the map.  Covers the southern Pacific and Australia is also named "New Holland" (Nouvelle Holland).   Not very detailed but still shows cities, towns, mountains, rivers, and other early information. An excellent portrayal of the area. Handsome with the decorative border. $150

John Tallis, 1850, New South Wales. Some outline color, about 13 by 9 1/2 inches. Shows Sydney and all of New South Wales.  Tallis maps are sought after by collectors due to their accuracy, ornamental borders and vignette views. This map is no exception with four vignettes. Excellent detail of counties, cities, towns and landforms. $175

John Tallis, 1850, Victoria or Port Phillip. Some outline color, about 13 by 9 1/2 inches. Shows Melbourne and all of Victoria.  Tallis maps are sought after by collectors due to their accuracy, ornamental borders and vignette views. This map is no exception with five vignettes. Excellent detail of counties, cities, towns and landforms. $150

  Joseph Hutchins Colton, 1855, Australia. Each Province differently hand colored, about 13 by 15 1/2 inches. Shows cities, towns, mountains, rivers, and other early information. An excellent portrayal of the area. Handsome with a decorative border. $150

 (The top of the map is cut off due to the size of the scanner.  The map is bright, crisp and clear)

John Tallis, 1860, Part of South Australia. Some outline color, about 13 by 9 1/2 inches. Shows Adelaide and vicinity including Flinders, Lake Torrens, Burra and Russel. Tallis maps are sought after by collectors due to their accuracy, ornamental borders and vignette views. This map is no exception with five vignettes. Excellent detail of counties, cities, towns and landforms. $95

A. J. Johnson, c.1864, Australia. Each Province differently hand colored, about 12 1/2  by 15 1/2 inches. Shows cities, towns, mountains, rivers, and other early information. An excellent portrayal of the area. Handsome with a decorative border.  Some editions have different decorative borders. $115

A. J. Johnson, c.1864, Australia and East Indies (Indonesia). Each Australian Province differently hand colored, about 22 1/2  by 17 inches. Shows cities, towns, mountains, rivers, and other early information. Includes an inset of New Zealand.  An excellent portrayal of the area. Handsome with a decorative border.  Some editions have different decorative borders. $115

John Bartholomew, 1889, Western Australia. Printed color, about 9 1/2 by 7 inches. The counties are listed on an index, the three districts are named, and shows cities and towns and landforms. $25

George Cram, c. 1894, Australian Provinces and Territories.  Printed color, about 6 by 10 inches, some slightly larger. Very nicely detailed, showing, cities and towns and landforms. Each $25

* Victoria

* Queensland

* South Australia

* West Australia

* New South Wales

George Cram, c. 1890, Australian  and Tasmania.  Printed color, about 10 by 12 3/4 inches. Showing the provinces as they existed at that time.  Very nicely detailed, showing, cities and towns and landforms.  Early editions are uncolored.  $30

William R. Chambers, 1895, Tasmania.   Full printed color, about 10 1/4 by 8 1/4 inches. The island is now completely explored and settled. The provinces are all established and cities and towns are located across the island.  Shows the very rugged landforms and rivers.  $45