17 engravings/lithographs ( from contemporary sources, the majority probably from Millar's New complete & universal system of geography.1783) relating to Captain Cook as follows:

1.[Portrait of Capt. Cook] Engraved by H.B. Hall's Sons. New York.

2.View of Karakakooa Bay in Owhyhee, where Capt. Cook was killed. E. Scott. sculp. Engraved for Banke's New system of geography.

3. Neptune raising Capt. Cook ... Designed by W. Hamberg. Engraved by J. Heagle.

4. The fortunate escape of Capt. Cook from the furious natives of Erramangea. ?ranger. delin. Warren. sculp.

5. Terrecoboo, King of Owhyhee, bringing presents to Capt. Cook.

6. Representation of the natives of New Zealand in their canoe. [after Parkinson]

7. An offering before Capt. Cook in the Sandwich Islands. Page. sculp.

8. A canoe of the Sandwich Islands, with the rowers masked.

9. Capt. Cook landing at Tanna, one of the islands in the New Hebrides.

10. [The death of Capt. Cook].

11. A curiously arched rock on the coast of New Zealand, A New Zealand chief whose head is ingeniously tatawed, and A subaltern warrior of the same country. Page. sculp. [after Parkinson].

12. View of a fortified town or village called a Hippah, built on a perforated or pierced rock at Tolaga, in New Zealand. Rennoldson. sculp. [after John James Barralet?]

13. A fortified village called a Hippah, built on a perforated rock at Tolaga in New Zealand. George Cooke [after John James Barralet?].

14. The inside of a Hippah in New Zealand. [after John Webber]. (2 versions).

15. A man [and] woman of New Zealand. Warren. sculp. (2 copies)

16. A family in Dusky Bay, New Zealand. (damaged).

17. A man [and] women of New Zealand. (damaged).