Guide to the History of Cartography: an Annotated List of References on the History of Maps and Mapmaking, 3rd ed. Superseded by Bibliotheca cartographica.ġ3. The section on historical cartography (p. Die Kartographie, 1943-1954: Eine Bibliographische Ubersicht. Lüneburg: Nordostdeutsches Kulturwerk, 1978. Jahrhundert Im Vergleich Zu Anderen Kosten. Bibliographie Zur Kartengeschichte Von Deutschland Und Osteuropa: Eine Auswahl Des Kartographischen Schrifttums Mit Einem Exkurs Uber Landkartenpreise Im 18. Arranged by author careful and uniform editng and annual subject index begin with v. Earlier volumes contain a number of duplicate and incomplete entries. With some 8,300 entries as of volume 47 (including literature to 1994), this is a vast body of information, but without a cumulative index, very difficult to use for topical searches. Īnnual bibliography at end of every issue. “Annual bibliography.” In Imago mundi 1 (1935-date).

Ī good selection that covers some of the same ground as the present work, and also includes references on the mapping of specific geographical areas (333 entries). New York: Facts on File Publications, 1986. “Annotated Bibliography of Reference Sources: History of Cartography.” In Keyguide to Information Sources in Cartography, part 2, 79-127. 936-972) and “History and Area Studies” (p. Very thorough sections on “Geography” (p. Chicago: American Library Association, 1986. Very good classified bibliography, with many references to obscure references not cited elsewhere.Ĩ. “Bibliography.” In The Story of Maps 1: 341-73. Continues Kosack’s Die Kartographie 1943-1954 and superseded by Bibliographica cartographica.ħ. Bad-Godesburg: Bundesforschungsanstalt für Landeskunde und Raumordnung, 1957-1972. Īnnual bibliography with a section on the history of cartography. Annotations in Dutch, introduction and table of contents in Dutch and English. Over 4,500 entries (some duplicated under different headings) in a classified arrangement. Bibliografie Van De Geschiedenis Van De Kartografie Van De Nederlanden= Bibliography of the History of Cartography of the Netherlands. van der, Marc Hameleers, and Peter van den Brink. “Select Bibliography of the History of Cartography.” History of Cartography, 201-300. Ĭlassified bibliography of geographical and cartographic literature.Ĭontinued by the monthly Current geographical publications. American Geographical Society of New York. Essential first step in a detailed literature search.īibliography of the History of CartographyĢ. Įxcels at sorting out the intricacies and uses of bibliographies, geographical journals, and indexes. University of Chicago Department of Geography. Part 2: Map Catalogs and Cartobibliographiesġ. Mathematical Characteristics of Maps 129-137 General Histories, including “Picture Books” 46-83 Contentsīibliographies of the History of Cartography 2-16 The sources listed here are also described in the Newberry Library Cartographic Catalog (NLCC), which includes over 4,500 secondary sources related to the history of cartography. See our Index of Authors, Titles, and Subjects for assistance in locating records within the Concise Bibliography. The notation “in Map Room” after a call number indicates that the work is presently charged to the Map Room and is shelved with other map reference books. The prefix Map Ref before a call number indicates that the book is cataloged as part of the map reference collection. Newberry call numbers follow the descriptions in square brackets. It is biased toward those books which have found their way over the years to the reference shelves in the Newberry’s Rand McNally Map Reading Room and have proven useful there. It emphasizes, but is not limited to, newer works in the English language, especially those likely to be of great interest to persons working in or on North America and Great Britain. This is a personal selection and doubtless somewhat idiosyncratic. A Selected, Annotated List of Works on Old Maps and Their Makers, and on their Collection, Cataloging, Care, and Use

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