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"Carte du territoire de Buthrito au 150.000e", "Plan de la ville de Navarin au 15.000e", "Plan des territoires de Parga et d'Aja au 80.000e", "Plan de la ville de Modon au 15.000e", "Plan d'Athènes au 15 000e", "Plan de Nauplie de Romanie et du Fort Palamède au 15 000e", "Plan de l'isthme de Corinthe au 100 000e d'après un relief dressé par les Vénitiens", "Plan de la ville de Coron au 15.000e", "Plan de la ville de Missolonghi au 20.000e"

"Carte du territoire de Buthrito au 150.000e", "Plan de la ville de Navarin au 15.000e", "Plan des territoires de Parga et d'Aja au 80.000e", "Plan de la ville de Modon au 15.000e", "Plan d'Athènes au 15 000e", "Plan de Nauplie de Romanie et du Fort Palamède au 15 000e", "Plan de l'isthme de Corinthe au 100 000e d'après un relief dressé par les Vénitiens", "Plan de la ville de Coron au 15.000e", "Plan de la ville de Missolonghi au 20.000e"

Uncolored detailed map. With 3 inset maps: Baye de l'Oiseau; Baye du Lion Marin; and location map, and 6 profiles: Isle Crouy; Isle Rolland; Vue du Point D; Vue du Point C; Vue du Point A; Vue de Point B. Showing exploration routes. Relief shown pictorially. depths shown by soundings. On upper margin: Voyages de Mr. Pages, Pl. 6., 9 uncolored maps, folded and bound in hard cover with manuscript title to accompany Pages's extensive narrative of travel and exploration. Library does not have the book (but see links to scanned book in Reference field below). Pages (1748-1793) was born in Toulouse and had an noteworthy career in the French navy, including several years spent traveling in Texas and Mexico (his account is considered one of the more important early works on Texas particularly, and indeed the English translation of 1791 is thought to be the oldest description of the Lone Star State in an English-language book)., Volume 1 of the text: https://archive.org/stream/voyagesautourdum00pag Volume 2 of the text: https://archive.org/stream/voyagesautourdum01pag

Uncolored detailed map of Spitsbergen (Norway) with the adjacent islands. Inset maps: Baye de la Magdelaine; Cote de spits-Berg. Inset profiles: Vue de l'Isle des Danois; Vue de l'Isle de Jean Mayen; Vue de l'Isle aux Oyes; Isle Marquee d'une. Showing exploration routes. Relief shown pictorially. Includes compass rose. Prime meridian is Paris. On upper margin: Pl. 7., 9 uncolored maps, folded and bound in hard cover with manuscript title to accompany Pages's extensive narrative of travel and exploration. Library does not have the book (but see links to scanned book in Reference field below). Pages (1748-1793) was born in Toulouse and had an noteworthy career in the French navy, including several years spent traveling in Texas and Mexico (his account is considered one of the more important early works on Texas particularly, and indeed the English translation of 1791 is thought to be the oldest description of the Lone Star State in an English-language book)., Volume 1 of the text: https://archive.org/stream/voyagesautourdum00pag Volume 2 of the text: https://archive.org/stream/voyagesautourdum01pag

Uncolored detailed side view of the exploration vessel, with 2 insets. On upper margin: Voyages de Mr. Pages, Pl. 9., 9 uncolored maps, folded and bound in hard cover with manuscript title to accompany Pages's extensive narrative of travel and exploration. Library does not have the book (but see links to scanned book in Reference field below). Pages (1748-1793) was born in Toulouse and had an noteworthy career in the French navy, including several years spent traveling in Texas and Mexico (his account is considered one of the more important early works on Texas particularly, and indeed the English translation of 1791 is thought to be the oldest description of the Lone Star State in an English-language book)., Volume 1 of the text: https://archive.org/stream/voyagesautourdum00pag Volume 2 of the text: https://archive.org/stream/voyagesautourdum01pag

Uncolored detailed side view of the exploration vessel. On upper margin: Pl. 8., 9 uncolored maps, folded and bound in hard cover with manuscript title to accompany Pages's extensive narrative of travel and exploration. Library does not have the book (but see links to scanned book in Reference field below). Pages (1748-1793) was born in Toulouse and had an noteworthy career in the French navy, including several years spent traveling in Texas and Mexico (his account is considered one of the more important early works on Texas particularly, and indeed the English translation of 1791 is thought to be the oldest description of the Lone Star State in an English-language book)., Volume 1 of the text: https://archive.org/stream/voyagesautourdum00pag Volume 2 of the text: https://archive.org/stream/voyagesautourdum01pag

Uncolored detailed map of the Palestine. Showing exploration routes, settlements, villages, mosques, missions, etc. Relief shown pictorially. Includes legend. On upper margin: Voyages de Mr. Pages, Pl. 5., 9 uncolored maps, folded and bound in hard cover with manuscript title to accompany Pages's extensive narrative of travel and exploration. Library does not have the book (but see links to scanned book in Reference field below). Pages (1748-1793) was born in Toulouse and had an noteworthy career in the French navy, including several years spent traveling in Texas and Mexico (his account is considered one of the more important early works on Texas particularly, and indeed the English translation of 1791 is thought to be the oldest description of the Lone Star State in an English-language book)., Volume 1 of the text: https://archive.org/stream/voyagesautourdum00pag Volume 2 of the text: https://archive.org/stream/voyagesautourdum01pag

Uncolored map of the world. Showing exploration routes, major cities and rivers. Prime meridians are Ferro and Paris. Includes notes., 9 uncolored maps, folded and bound in hard cover with manuscript title to accompany Pages's extensive narrative of travel and exploration. Library does not have the book (but see links to scanned book in Reference field below). Pages (1748-1793) was born in Toulouse and had an noteworthy career in the French navy, including several years spent traveling in Texas and Mexico (his account is considered one of the more important early works on Texas particularly, and indeed the English translation of 1791 is thought to be the oldest description of the Lone Star State in an English-language book)., Volume 1 of the text: https://archive.org/stream/voyagesautourdum00pag Volume 2 of the text: https://archive.org/stream/voyagesautourdum01pag

Uncolored detailed map of the Asia. Showing exploration routes, settlements, villages, forts and rivers. Relief shown pictorially. Includes legend. On upper margin: Voyages de Mr. Pages, Pl. 4., 9 uncolored maps, folded and bound in hard cover with manuscript title to accompany Pages's extensive narrative of travel and exploration. Library does not have the book (but see links to scanned book in Reference field below). Pages (1748-1793) was born in Toulouse and had an noteworthy career in the French navy, including several years spent traveling in Texas and Mexico (his account is considered one of the more important early works on Texas particularly, and indeed the English translation of 1791 is thought to be the oldest description of the Lone Star State in an English-language book)., Volume 1 of the text: https://archive.org/stream/voyagesautourdum00pag Volume 2 of the text: https://archive.org/stream/voyagesautourdum01pag

Uncolored detailed map of the coast from Bombay to Surate. Showing exploration routes, settlements, villages, missions, and rivers. Relief shown pictorially. Includes legend. On upper margin: Voyages de Mr. Pages, Pl. 3., 9 uncolored maps, folded and bound in hard cover with manuscript title to accompany Pages's extensive narrative of travel and exploration. Library does not have the book (but see links to scanned book in Reference field below). Pages (1748-1793) was born in Toulouse and had an noteworthy career in the French navy, including several years spent traveling in Texas and Mexico (his account is considered one of the more important early works on Texas particularly, and indeed the English translation of 1791 is thought to be the oldest description of the Lone Star State in an English-language book)., Volume 1 of the text: https://archive.org/stream/voyagesautourdum00pag Volume 2 of the text: https://archive.org/stream/voyagesautourdum01pag

9 uncolored maps, folded and bound in hard cover with manuscript title to accompany Pages's extensive narrative of travel and exploration. Library does not have the book (but see links to scanned book in Reference field below). Pages (1748-1793) was born in Toulouse and had an noteworthy career in the French navy, including several years spent traveling in Texas and Mexico (his account is considered one of the more important early works on Texas particularly, and indeed the English translation of 1791 is thought to be the oldest description of the Lone Star State in an English-language book)., Volume 1 of the text: https://archive.org/stream/voyagesautourdum00pag Volume 2 of the text: https://archive.org/stream/voyagesautourdum01pag

Uncolored map, showing part of Louisiana, Texas, the Gulf Coast and Mexico. Showing exploration routes, settlements, villages, missions, and rivers. Relief shown pictorially. Includes legend. Pages accompanied the Spanish Governor of Texas on a Journey from New Orleans to Natchitoches and on to San Antonio by way of the Red River in 1767. The book includes a 15 page account of Texas. Humboldt notes Pages' visit to Saltillo in 1767 in his seminal work on New Spain. The map tracks Pages journey from New Orleans to Acapulco, first up the Red River, then overland, identifying a number of Missions and other settlements and Indian Villages in Texas and Louisiana., 9 uncolored maps, folded and bound in hard cover with manuscript title to accompany Pages's extensive narrative of travel and exploration. Library does not have the book (but see links to scanned book in Reference field below). Pages (1748-1793) was born in Toulouse and had an noteworthy career in the French navy, including several years spent traveling in Texas and Mexico (his account is considered one of the more important early works on Texas particularly, and indeed the English translation of 1791 is thought to be the oldest description of the Lone Star State in an English-language book)., Volume 1 of the text: https://archive.org/stream/voyagesautourdum00pag Volume 2 of the text: https://archive.org/stream/voyagesautourdum01pag