Homann: Antique Celestial Chart of Constellations, 1740

Celestial Planisphere astronomy chart of stars, constellations, milky way. F.J. Huntington, Hartford, Connecticut: c. 1835 15 3/4" x 23 3/4".

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

Title/Content of Map: '[STARS, I., Vernal Equinox]' ASTRONOMY CELESTIAL. Star map. Star chart, I. Date Printed: The alignment of the constellations is shown as at 1830; this date is printed on the map

Title/Content of Map: '[STARS, VI., South Pole.]' ASTRONOMY CELESTIAL. Star map. Star chart, VI. Date Printed: The alignment of the constellations is shown as at 1830; this date is printed on the map.

(CELESTIAL.) Johann Gabriel Doppelmayr; and Johann Baptiste Homann. Hemisphaerium Coeli Australe. Double-page engraved constellation chart of the southern sky with tables and international observatori

Map: 1742 Doppelmayr / Homann Celestial Cart of the Orbits of Earth, Venus and Mercury -- Phaenomena Motuum Irregularium quos Planetae inferiores Venus et Mercurius ad annum Salutis MDCCX Date/Place:

Title/Content of Map: 1742 Doppelmayr / Homann Celestial Chart of the Solar System -- Motus Planetarum Superiorum qui Secundum Tychonis Hupothesin Singulis… Cartographer: Doppelmayr / Homann Year/Pl

Chromolithograph Published 1891-94 by Cassell & Co., London for "Cassell's Encyclopaedia A Storehouse of General Information" by Various Authors. Fold as issued. Paper Size: 12 x 9 inch (30 x 23cm) Go

Copper Plates Published 1828, London for "The Oxford Encyclopaedia: Or, Dictionary of Arts, Sciences and General Literature" by Rev. W. Harris, J. A. Stewart, C. Butler, Rev. J. H. Hinton et al. Paper