R. A. Skelton

Born 1906-01-01

Died 1970-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF61632823
WikidataQ7286887
ISNI0000000109074477
Open LibraryOL446338A

Top Subjects

Early maps (5)
History (3)
Cartography -- History (2)
Mongols -- History -- Sources (2)
Cartography (2)
Early maps -- Facsimiles (1)
Animals (1)

Books by R. A. Skelton

Total count: 19

Decorative printed maps of the 15th to 18th centuriesa rev. ed. of Old decorative maps and charts

Staples Press1952-01-01
Animals all1st American ed.

J. Day1956-01-01
Explorers' mapschapters in the cartographic record of geographical discovery.

Praeger1958-01-01
The European image and mapping of America, A.D. 1000-1600

Associates of the James Ford Bell Collection1964-01-01
County atlases of the British Isles, 1579-1850a bibliography

Map Collectors' Circle1964-01-01
Spieghel der ZeevaerdtLeyden 1584-1585

N. Israel1964-01-01
A Venetian terrestial globe, represented by the largest surviving printed gores of the 16th centurytwenty-four engraved glove gores designed for a terrestial glove 71 cm. in diameter, 222 cm. in circumference, unsigned and undated, Venice, ca. 1570-75?

Garisenda Antiquariato1965-01-01
Looking at an early map

University of Kansas Libraries1965-01-01
The Vinland map and the Tartar relation

1965-01-01
The Vinland mapand the Tartar relation

Yale University Press1965-01-01
History of CartographyRevised and Enlarged by R. A. SkeltonRevised & Enlarged edition

Brand: Harvard University Press1966-01-01
The marine surveys of James Cook in North America, 1758-1768particularly the survey of Newfoundland : a bibliography of printed charts and sailing-directions

Map Collectors' Circle1967-01-01
The military survey of Scotland, 1747-1755

Royal Scottish Geographical Society1967-01-01
Captain James Cook--after two hundred yearsa commemorative address delivered before the Hakluyt Society

British Museum1969-01-01
The seaman and the printer

Junta de Investigações do Ultramar-Lisboa1970-01-01
A description of maps and architectural drawings in the collection made by William Cecil, first Baron Burghley, now at Hatfield House

Marquess of Salisbury]1971-01-01
Mapsa historical survey of their study and collecting

University of Chicago Press1972-01-01
Saxton's survey of England and Waleswith a facsimile of Saxton's wall-map of 1583

N. Israel1974-01-01
Meister der Kartographie6. Aufl.

Gebr. Mann1994-01-01