MapRecord Publications
Contact Information Shopping Cart
Current CD
History
How the CD works
Print Editions
Map Collection Manager
Technical Support
Dealers
U.S. Dealers
International Dealers
Questionnaire

Vol. 23 now available

Volume 23 of the Antique Map Price Record will begin shipping on March 24, 2008. This new edition adds over 7,000 new records, with the total database now at over 120,500 records. The Map Collection Manager, which was added in last year's edition, has been improved in a variety of ways, including the addition of full support for thumbnail and full-size images of your maps. The Map Collection Manager allows you to catalog your own map collection, and to view, print, search, sort, link to images, etc. etc. for records of your own maps. In other words, you will be able to do, with records for your own collection, all the kinds of things that you already have been able to do with the historical records of the Price Record.


New Product Offering!

The MRP Collection Manager

MapRecord Publications now offers a generalized, flexible and inexpensive management tool for cataloging any kind of collection. Whether you collect coins, art, trading cards, stamps, photographs, maps -- whatever -- the MRP Collection Manager is a flexible, easy-to-use and elegant tool for recording information -- including images -- of the items in your collection. A good record of what you have adds value, usefulness and enjoyment to your collection.

MapRecord Publications is the publisher of the Antique Map Price Record. This CD-ROM is issued annually (the current edition is Vol. 23), and is recognized as the most comprehensive reference work of its kind in the antiquarian map field.

Map collectors, dealers, auction houses, appraisers, and libraries have all found the Antique Map Price Record to be an invaluable reference tool. And not just as a record of prices - the CD-ROM is often the best place to start looking when trying to locate information about a particular map: Who made or published the map? When was it made? Where can I find reference books that describe the map?

This publication (sometimes called the "Jolly" after its first publisher, David Jolly), is now in its 23rd volume. Volumes 1 through 16 were print editions. Volume 23 (like Volumes 17 through 22) is published as a CD-ROM, and it contains the entire historical database going back to Volume 1 in 1983. Explore the history of the Antique Map Price Record, get a preview of how the CD works, or find out more about the current edition and how to order it.

What reviewers have said about the Antique Map Price Record CD-ROM:

Although it [the CD-ROM] retains the words "price record" in the title, it is sure to become a substantial reference tool of value to not only collectors and dealers, but also librarians and scholars.

Mercator's World - July/August, 2002
 
Remarkable! ... what previously has taken hours poring through huge stacks of books now can be done in minutes with no heavy lifting. I am a believer.

 

The Portolan (Journal of the Washington Map Society), Spring 2003
 
Even if you have all the print volumes of this series, this CD-ROM makes searching for information much easier, and anyone who gets questions about the value of old maps will find it a godsend.

 

base line (newsletter of the Map and Geography Round Table of the American Library Association) - June 2002

We regularly exhibit and sell the CD-ROM at the Miami Map Fair in February. We have also exhibited at the June London Map Fair at Olympia and at the Rocky Mountain Antique Map Fair in Denver.

We are members of a number of organizations devoted to the study or collecting of antiquarian maps. These include IMCøS (the International Map Collectors' Society), the Boston Map Society, the Washington Map Society, the Rocky Mountain Map Society, the Philip Lee Phillips Society, and the Society for the History of Discoveries.