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Extract from William Faden's Survey of the Lakes of Killarney published 1786. Maps.bb.17.G.210Map Department
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01223 333041 / +44 1223 333041 or
01223 333042 / +44 1223 333042

Email: maps@lib.cam.ac.uk

Unfortunately the Department is not able to provide valuations: for this you should contact an antiquarian bookseller or auction house. MapRecord Publications has a list of dealers in antiquarian maps on its website. Also look at London Map Fairs; International Antiquarian Mapsellers Association (IAMA); The Marketplace and Map Collecting sections of the Map History / History of Cartography site. For a guide to prices the OldMaps.com website is a useful place to look. See also Map Department Information Sheet 1G - Dealers in old maps and atlases (a MS Word document) or ask a member of Map Department staff for a copy

 

Visitors

All visitors to Cambridge University Library and the Map Department must first obtain a Library Readers' Card. All enquiries regarding admission should be directed to the Admissions Office: Email admissions@lib.cam.ac.uk ; Tel.: +44 (0) 1223-333030.

Members of the Charles Close Society wishing to consult the Charles Close Society Archives will not be charged for a ticket on production of their current CCS membership card providing that they have first contacted Anne Taylor, Head of Cambridge University Library Map Department.

 

Enquiries

For those who are unable to visit the Library, the Map Department staff are happy to deal with enquiries by telephone, letter or email. We regret, however, that it is not possible to undertake extensive research on behalf of enquirers. Requests for reproductions must be received in writing.

Tel: +44 (0) 1223-333041
Fax: +44 (0) 1223-333160 (marked for the attention of the Map Department)
Email: maps@lib.cam.ac.uk

 

Staff

  • Anne Taylor

    Head of Map Department
  • Andrew Alexander

    Deputy Head of Map Department
  • Karen Amies

  • Michael Taylor

  • Ian Pittock