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"[Lot of 2] Map Making - The Art That Became a Science [and] History of Cartography",

A. Map Making - The Art That Became a Science, by Lloyd A. Brown, published 1960, black & white (6.6 x 9.6"). This fascinating reference tracks the development of cartography into a precise science. 217 pp. with some illustrations in the text. Hardbound in tan cloth boards with a pictorial paper dust jacket. Signed by the author. Condition: Contents near fine with a hint of toning along the sheets' edges. The spine is sunned, and the dust jacket has a few small tears and light toning, soiling, and wear. (B+)

B. History of Cartography, by Leo Bagrow and R.A. Skelton, published 1985, printed color (7.8 x 10.9"). In this fascinating book, the author examines the maps of various periods and cultures, from early antiquity to the 18th century, putting them into historical perspective in his clear account of their evolution. This important book includes a List of Cartographers, containing 1500 names, and an extensive bibliography. 312 pp, 26 color plates, 132 b/w plates, plus 76 illustrations in the text. Hardbound in navy blue cloth with dust jacket. This is the second edition, revised and enlarged with additional maps by R.A. Skelton. Condition: Contents fine and covers near fine with just a hint of wear. The dust jacket is sunned along the spine with a chip on the back and a few small tears. (A)

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