Abraham Ortelius, c.1600, Icelandia,  Fully Colored, about 13 by 18 1/4. A handsome map of Iceland with a decorative title cartouche, and larger decorative cartouches with the title on a large "ribbon".   This map is largely based on Teixeira's single sheet map of Tercera from 1582 and a later manuscript map of the whole group of islands.  The map includes a sea monster and two ships and is on of the most attractive that he published.  This is a map from the first recognized atlas to be sold commercially to the general public. $15,000-

 Abraham Ortelius, c.1598, Azores,  Fully Colored, about 13 by 18 1/4. A handsome map of Azores with a decorative title cartouche, and larger decorative cartouches with the title on a large "ribbon".   This map is largely based on Teixeira's single sheet map of Tercera from 1582 and a later manuscript map of the whole group of islands.  The map includes a sea monster and two ships and is on of the most attractive that he published.  This is a map from the first recognized atlas to be sold commercially to the general public. $1825

Abraham Ortelius, 1612, Septentionalium. Full original color, measuring about 14 1/4 by 19 1/4 inches.  A beautiful map detailing the northern part of the Atlantic including northern Europe, Iceland, Greenland, Frisland, Northeast America, and the Islands surrounding the North Pole.  There are less than 300 loose copies in circulation.  The map is in excellent condition and will be outstanding when framed.  $5000 

George Cram, 1890, Iceland. Printed color. About 9 1/2 by 11 inches. Very good detail showing cities, towns, landforms and the regions Iceland is divided into. This is a larger scale map that allows for minute detail of the island  $35

John Bartholomew, 1890, Greenland. Handsome printed color. About 7 1/2 by 6 inches.   Well detailed information limited to the coastal areas.  Shows the route taken by Nansen in 1888 crossing Greenland.  Indicates the extreme and average drift ice limits.  Includes settlements, towns, and other topography.  Trimmed to the neat line and place on a larger sheet with an acid free hinge.  $35

John Bartholomew, 1890, Iceland. Handsome printed color. About 5 by 7 1/2  inches.   Very good internal detail showing cities, towns, landforms. Trimmed to the neat line and place on a larger sheet with an acid free hinge.  $25

A. A. Grant, 1895, Greenland. Handsome printed color. About 6 3/4 by 6 1/4 inches.    Greenland in a uniform green color and Iceland in pink.  Well detailed information limited to the coastal areas.  Includes settlements, towns, and other topography.  Trimmed to the neat line and place on a larger sheet with an acid free hinge.  $25

Matthews Northrup, 1897, Iceland. Printed color. About 3 3/4 by 5 inches. Very good detail showing cities, towns, landforms and the regions Iceland is divided into. Trimmed to the neat line and place on a larger sheet with an acid free hinge.  $25

Matthews Northrup, 1897, The Bermudas.   Colored, about 3 1/4 by 4 1/4 inches. A map of the Islands of the Bermudas showing towns, settlements and mountains.  Clipped from a page and mounted on acid free paper to facilitate framing.  Maps of the Bermudas are seldom offered for sale. $45

George Cram, 1890, Bermuda Islands. Printed color. About 10 by 13 1/4 inches. Very good detail showing counties (each differently colored) cities, towns, landforms (such as marshes) and roads.  A street grid is included to show the extent of Hamilton.    $65

George Cram, 1890, Cape De Verde Isles. Printed color. About 4 1/4 by 4 1/4 inches. Very good detail, showing the complete chain of islands.  Names each island, identifies and names features such as bays and inlets, shows towns and landforms.  Clipped from a page and mounted on acid free paper to facilitate framing.  Maps of these islands are seldom offered for sale. $35