Whittaker Collection (page 2)

Whittaker Star Maps 18
Including Virgo

Whittaker Star Maps 15
Including Gemini

Whittaker Star Maps 10
Including Aquila and Antinous

Whittaker Star Maps 9
Including Orpheus

Whittaker Star Maps 8
Including Hercules

Whittaker Star Maps 5
Including Leo Minor and Lynx

Whittaker Star Maps 3
Including Perseus and Andromeda

Whittaker Star Maps 2
Including Cassiopeia, Ursa Minor etc

Whittaker / Aries
Including the sign of Aries

Whittaker / Leo
Including the sign of Leo

Whittaker / Pisces
Including the sign of Pisces

Whittaker / Taurus
Including the sign of Taurus

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping

"Whittaker: A Stellar Legacy in Sports and Astronomy" Step into the fascinating world of Whittaker, where sports and astronomy intertwine to create a stellar legacy. From Chelsea Football Club's remarkable 1959-1960 season to the intricate Whittaker Star Maps, this name has left an indelible mark. In the realm of football, Whittaker is synonymous with success. The 1959-1960 season witnessed Chelsea Football Club rise to prominence under the guidance of their esteemed manager Ted Drake. Whittaker played a crucial role in shaping the team's triumphs during this period. But it doesn't end there – venture further into the celestial domain, and you'll discover another facet of Whittaker's influence. The renowned Whittaker Star Maps 12, Ursa Major edition, offer stargazers a captivating journey through the cosmos. These meticulously crafted maps serve as guides for navigating constellations that have fascinated humanity for centuries. Beyond Ursa Major lies yet another constellation connected to Whittaker – Canis Major. Delve into its depths with the awe-inspiring Whittaker Star Map 11; let it transport you on an astronomical adventure like no other. Meanwhile, back on Earth, Harlequins Rugby Team stands tall as one of England's most formidable rugby clubs. And within their ranks lies a connection to our celestial friend – none other than Whittaker himself. His contributions have undoubtedly shaped not only sporting triumphs but also inspired dreams reaching far beyond earthly boundaries. As we explore further along this cosmic path laid by Whittaker, we encounter more star maps - numbers 24, 7, and even 28. Each map invites us deeper into unknown galaxies while reminding us of our place in this vast universe. And finally comes Star Map number four - a testament to both beauty and mystery that awaits those who dare venture forth guided by these celestial charts.