A complete suite of maps from the first printed atlas, a 1477 Italian edition of the maps of second-century cartographer Ptolemy, of which only 31 known copies exist, sold at Sotheby's New York in 1994 for $409,500; in October 2006 at Sotheby's London, another copy of the atlas fetched $3.9 million, a record sale for an atlas and a more than tenfold increase in value.
In 1996, however, Yale University Press issued a new edition of "The Vinland Map and the Tartar Relation," in which the map was endorsed as a "major and authentic message from the Middle Ages".
Negative photostat of the 1st (1813) Edition of this map available.
Yet to date, questions remain of how the map was made, who made it, when and why… This website presents an interactive, searchable edition of the Gough Map, together with contextual material, a blog, and information about the project and the Language of Maps colloquium.
Men's Vogue is selling 500 limited edition prints of the map for $299 (including shipping and handling), with profits going to Green Worker Cooperatives, a group working on building an alternative green economy in the South Bronx.
For the edition of the conceptual map of term categorization, in E-TERMOS, the creation, edition, and visualization of the conceptual maps and computational resources for the insertion and evaluation of the terms by experts is allowed.
The research project continued, and updated editions of the maps came out in the mid-1890s and early 1900s.
25″ x 34″ set of 20 engraved prints of the 2005 edition of the Turgot map of Paris.
