Centerfold cartoon of “The Rock” from the The Caribbean Breeze. Vol. 4, No. 10 (November). New Orleans, LA: Sixth Air Force.

Caricatures of Darwin and his circle. London: Vanity Fair.

Cartoons of Huxley and Darwin. London: Punch magazine.

Map: Galápagos Islands, Surveyed by Captain FitzRoy, R. N. and the Officers of H. M. S. Beagle, 1836. With corrections to 1926.

Map: Chart of the Galapagos, Surveyed in the Merchant-Ship Rattler, and Drawn by Capt: James Colnett, of the Royal Navy.

Vellum Chart: Pacific coast from Guatemala to Northern Perú.

Map: The Gallapagos Islands Discovered and Described by Capt. Cowley in 1684.

Map: A New & Accurate Map of Mexico or New Spain together with California, New Mexico &c.

Portrait of Abraham Ortelius. See also Ortelius below.

Engraving: Wild Bull Shooting in the Galapagos Islands. (Supplement to February 24 issue)

Map: A Map of the World Shewing the Course of Mr. Dampier's Voyage Round it. From 1679 to 1691.

Map: A New & Exact Map of the Coast, Countries and Islands within ye Limits of ye South Sea Company.

Map: Americae Sive Novi Orbis, Nova Descriptio.
Same.

Engraving: “Albemarle Island, the Westernmost of the Gallapagos Isles, Cape Berkeley.” In Atlas accompanying Vancouver's Voyage of Discovery.

Engraving of Prince Giolo. See also Prince Giolo below.

Map: Pacific Ocean, Special Map, Galapagos Islands, Seymour Island.
Aerial photo of island.

Map: Pacific Ocean, Galapagos Islands, Baltra Island. From a Survey by U. S. S. Bowditch in 1942. [First edition, apparent source for U. S. Army map above.—JW.]

Map: U. S. Naval Base, South Seymour Island, Galapagos Islands.

Photos of Astor's Nourmahal crew and local residents taken in Galápagos, probably on Isla San Cristóbal [further details unknown].

Photos taken by New York photographers George Kadel & [?] Herbert, on return of the Harrison Williams Galápagos Expedition.

Portrait of Bishop Berlanga in Panama Cathedral.

Photo of the Conways. In The Enchanted Islands.

Portrait of Robert Dampier. In To the Sandwich Islands on H. M. S. Blonde.

Portraits of William Dampier.

Engraving by Moore (first name unknown), in April 18 Harper's Weekly.

Bust by William Couper. New York: American Museum of Natural History. Images #5296 (left), #32287 (right).

Monument, Isla San Cristóbal.

Bust at Down House.

Monument, University of Guayaquil.

Link to Cambridge University's Christ's College website page with photo of Darwin bust at the College.

Unidentified San Cristóbal fisherman, questioned about disappearance of the Baroness.

Portraits of Robert FitzRoy.

Engraving of Prince Giolo by John Savage (No connection to Galápagos, but brought to England by William Dampier and included here for general interest).

Photos of Officers, Crew and Scientists from Hancock Expeditions to Galápagos.

Photo of Alf Kastdalen. © Jacob Lundh.

Photos taken by various visitors to Isla San Cristóbal.

United Airlines press release photo [sic, Philip Lord in accompanying photo legend]. Stamped May 10, 1935 date is incorrect. See Chronology of the Seth Parker Voyage for more details.

Photos taken on Islas Floreana and Marchena.

Portrait of Gerard Mercator (left) and Jacob Hondius.

Portrait of Abraham Ortelius by Philip Galle. See also Galle above.

Portraits of David Porter.

Photo of Friedrich Ritter.

Photo of Dore Strauch, December 25. © John Garth.

Photos of Margret Wittmer.

Postcard showing lighthouse keeper's shack on Isla San Cristóbal. The “AZO” and triangle arrangement on back indicate postcard was printed between 1918 and 1930.

Envelopes with a Darwin, California postmark of February 12 (Charles Darwin's birthdate).

Postage Stamps issued to commemorate centenary of Darwin's visit to Galápagos.
Compare 1932 palm tree photo in J. F. Schimpff article with 2 Sucre postage stamp.

“Piratas dell Golfo y Galápagos” postage stamps and first-day covers issued December 29 at Islas San Cristóbal and Santa Cruz.

Envelope & photo of PBY “Catalina.”

Letter & envelope placed in Post Office Barrel on January 29, picked up by the Leon Mandel — Field Museum Expedition on the yacht Carola and mailed from Peru on February 27. Foster apparently visited Margret Wittmer, as the envelope bears one of her stamped postmarks.

Envelope carried on maiden voyage of first Galápagos tourist ship, mailed from Isla Santa Cruz.

Captain G. Allan Hancock at the Post Office Barrel, January 24, 1938. Photo courtesy John Garth.

Envelope addressed to Captain G. Allan Hancock, from Rudolph Lorenz' brother Karl. Contents unknown. Postmark shows day (26) and year (34), but month is unknown.

Envelope postmarked October 20 to inaugurate Panagra air service from Ecuador. Galápagos stamps on rear of envelope.

Postcard: Photo of Galápagos Insurrectionists.

Envelopes with enclosed notes, sent from Post Office Bay & Wreck Bay to his San Diego home.

Map & photos of Post Office Barrel, Post Office Bay, Isla Floreana.

15 April Letter and Statement pertaining to the disappearance and search for Saydee Reiser on Isla Floreana, and gravesite photo.

Postcard: HMS Lancaster crew members at Post Office barrel, Charles Island, November 28.

Envelopes posted from locations along Eastern coast of United States, Haiti, Panama, Tahiti and American Samoa. [Envelopes after American Samoa were posted in 1936, long after the voyage was prematurely abandoned in April, 1935.]
Undated letter enclosed in some envelopes.

U. S. S. Chicago
Envelope postmarked June 8 with “galapagos island” in killer bars.

3rd Presidential Cruise of the U. S. S. Houston
Envelope mailed from Post Office Barrel by crewmember(?) E. J. Rall.
Envelopes postmarked on return voyage to U. S. A.

U. S. S. Clark
Envelope postmarked July 15 with “mare island: calif” in killer bars.

U. S. S. Erie
Envelope postmarked December 13 with “post office bay: galapagos” in killer bars.

U. S. S. S-45 (submarine).
Envelope mailed from Post Office Barrel by commanding officer Lieutenant Ian C. Eddy, picked up by Vanderbilt yacht Pioneer.

NOTE: Information about the ships listed above may be found on the “Ships” page.

Postmarks used by Margret Wittmer.

Postcard from Lotte Hass to Dr. Hugo Mauerhofer.
See also ship photo on postcard.