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Dutch cartographer and publisher (1588–1664) based in Amsterdam who produced the multi-volume Atlas Novus and was the principal commercial rival to the Blaeu firm in 17th-century map publishing.

American magic publisher, editor of Genii Magazine, and author who has documented close-up magic through extensive books and publications for decades.

American magic author, editor, and publisher who founded the influential periodical Pallbearers Review, a major forum for close-up magic theory and technique.

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British publisher (1827–1904) who founded Edward Stanford Ltd. in London in 1853, building one of the world's most prominent geographical map publishing firms.

Johann Baptist Homann (1664–1724) was a German geographer who founded a major map publishing firm that dominated the European market for decades.

American cartographer and publisher (1786–1858) based in Philadelphia, best known for his New American Atlas (1823), one of the first comprehensive national atlases produced in the United States.

Dutch cartographer and publisher (1618–1679) who founded the prominent Visscher map publishing dynasty in Amsterdam, producing widely distributed decorative maps of Europe and world regions.

American cartographer and publisher (1786–1858) whose 'New American Atlas' (1818–1823) set a high standard for accuracy and established him as a leading U.S. map publisher.

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Dutch map publisher (1649–1702) who inherited and expanded the Amsterdam Visscher cartographic firm from his father Nicolaes Visscher I, continuing its atlas and decorative map production.

American publisher and cartographer (1792–1868) who produced widely distributed school atlases and wall maps that shaped geographic education in mid-19th-century America.

Frederick de Wit was a 17th-century Dutch cartographer who founded a prominent mapmaking firm in Amsterdam and produced highly decorative world atlases.

British magician and co-founder of Vanishing Inc. Magic, one of the world's leading magic publishers and retailers, established in the early 2010s.

Joseph Hutchins Colton was a 19th-century American publisher who founded J.H. Colton & Co. in New York around 1831, becoming a leading producer of railroad maps and atlases.

George F. Cram was an American map publisher who established the George F. Cram Company in 1867, becoming a major supplier of educational globes and atlases.

William Faden (1749–1836) was an English cartographer who became the royal Geographer to King George III, publishing highly detailed maps of the Americas.

English cartographer, engraver, and publisher (c.1678–1740) elected Fellow of the Royal Society, known for producing globes, road maps, and atlases.

Gilles Robert de Vaugondy (1688–1766) was a leading French cartographer known for publishing a major influential world atlas in 1757.

Matthias Seutter was an 18th-century German cartographer based in Augsburg who served as the Imperial Geographer and produced ornate world atlases.

Alexis-Hubert Jaillot was a 17th-century French cartographer who partnered with the Sanson family to publish the massive Atlas Nouveau in 1681.

German publisher (1796–1856) who founded the Bibliographisches Institut and produced geographic atlases alongside his landmark encyclopedic reference works.

George Philip was a British cartographer who founded the map publishing house George Philip and Son in 1834, producing popular atlases for education.

Scottish-American cartographer (1771–1822) who published in 1816 the first map depicting the full continental extent of the United States from the Atlantic to the Pacific.

Herman Moll was an 18th-century Dutch cartographer active in England, noted for his detailed maps of the Americas and his famous Beaver map of 1715.

Scottish cartographer and publisher (1777–1841) based in Edinburgh who produced the New General Atlas (1817), noted for its large-format, highly detailed maps.

American map publisher (1800–1893) based in New York whose firm produced widely distributed commercial atlases, wall maps, and railroad maps throughout the mid-19th century.

British cartographer (1790–1836) who served as Geographer to King George IV and William IV and founded the Wyld map publishing house in London.

British cartographic publisher founded by George Philip in 1834, producing educational maps, atlases, and globes primarily for schools throughout the British Empire.