Rare engraving showing assorted views of Hawaii as seen during Captain James Cook's third and final voyage, undated (c.1784), 24 x 39cm (paper), 21 x 36cm (image), some folds and small tears along edges, yellowing and a few light foxing spots. Titled at bottom 'Views of SANDWICH ISLANDS'. Includes a variety of coastal profile illustrations of the Hawaiian Islands, where Cook�arrived on November 26th, 1778: 1. View of the N.E. part of Mowee when the Isthmus bears W.S.W. 4 miles off shore.� 2. View of the S.E. side of Owhyhee when the East Point bears N. b. W. 4 leas. distant. 3. View from the (anchor symbol) at Atooi. 4. View from the (anchor symbol) at Woahoo. 5. View of the island Atooi when the Peaked Hill bears N.14. W.13 leas. distant. 6. View of the West side of Oneehow as seen from the ship at (anchor symbol). Ex - Antique & Fine Art Auctions, Woolloongabba.