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Dear map enthusiasts,

I have started a blog 'Exploring the wonderful world of antique maps and atlases', that is 'hanged up' on the virtual map fair's site <www.antiquemaps-fair.com>.
In this blog Rodney Shirley has started publishing in the category ‘Corrigenda & Addenda to TMOTW ’ the updated additions  that have come to light since the last edition of The Mapping Of The World. 4 pages are published now, more are to follow.
You are invited to comment on his postings.

Next to this new category I will continue the publishing of the English edition of my book on printed 17th century Dutch sea charts with chapter I.

Private collectors can make a small announcement when they want to sell or swap a map/atlas. For more information on conditions please contact me [email protected]

Private collectors can make a small announcement in the category Market Place / I am looking for a map/book, in which they can announce their wants.

With best regards,

Robert Putman

Website: www.putmap.com
e-mail: [email protected]
P.O.Box 70084, 1007 KB, Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Tel.: (+3120)6701700



Website: www.putmap.com
e-mail: [email protected]
P.O.Box 70084, 1007 KB, Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Tel.: (+3120)6701700

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