Map of the world by the Spanish cosmographer Alonzo de Santa Cruz, 1542
By: reproduction in phototypic facsimile by the Printing Office of the Swedish Staff-General with explanations by E.W. Dahlgren, Secretary of the Swedish Society of Anthropology and Geography
Contributors: Dahlgren, E. W. (Erik Wilhelm), 1848-1934
Publisher: Royal Print. Office
Published: 1892
Place of publication: Stockholm
Language: lat
Subjects: Early works to 1800; World maps; Facsimiles
Other titles: Map of the world by Alonzo de Santa Cruz, 1542
Notes: " ... The globe is divided into two hemispheres ... composed respectively of 36 gores ... the whole represents a globe with a radius of 194.8 millimetres"--Explanations, p. 10.

Includes discoveries up to 1539.

Dedicated to Baron Adolf Erik Nordenskiold, the great explorer, the distinguished scholar, the most eminent authority on early chartography on the sixieth anniversary of his birthday, the 18th November 1892.

"Of the phototypic facsimiles representing Santa Cruz's map one hundred copies are printed."

Map in Latin. Explanation in English.

Boston Public Library copy previously under call number: Atlas 10.4.1542.