Birds Eye View of Boston Harbor

Map: Untitled (Cover Title: Bird's Eye View of Boston Harbor and South Shore to Provincetown Showing Steamboat Routes) Maker: John F. Murphy Publisher: John F. Murphy, Boston Date: 1899 Size: Folio -

FRAMED VINTAGE 20'S TRAVEL MAP BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF BOSTON HARBOR 15 3/4" X 20" W/ COVER 7" X 7 1/2"

1917 Bird’s Eye View of Boston Harbor Engraving, copyright to lower left reads ‘1917, by WM. J. FINN Boston, Mass.’, lower right reads ‘ Engraved and Published by FEDERAL ENG

Showing Steamboat Routes The union News Co South Station Boston ca. 1880

Title/Content of Map: Boston Harbor and the North Shore Date Printed: 1907 Cartographer: Walker Lithograph and Publishing Company Size (in): 20 x 13 Orginal antique birdseye view folding map of Boston

Set of three birdseye view Boston maps including Vicinity of Boston, from Bunker Hill Monument 1857 by James Smille, handcolored engraving; Engraved for Drakes History of Boston 1852 drawn by Mallory;

Color Chromolithograph, "Bird's Eye View of Boston", mid 19th Century, linen mat and frame. 17 ¾ in. x 27 in. Overall 26 ½ in. x 34 ½ in.

Framed Tinted Lithograph delineated by John Bachmann, published by L. Prang & Co., Boston, 1877. In frame measures 22 50x18x1" Weight is 5 pds. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate.

Title: 1872 Illustrated London News View of Boston -- Bird's-Eye View of Boston, United States Cartographer: Illustrated London News Year / Place: 1872, London Map Dimension (in.): 12.2 X 19.2 in. Thi

DRAPER HILL, JR.Massachusetts, 1935-2009Bird's-eye view of Boston. Signed lower left "Draper Hill Jr.".Mixed media on paper, 18.25" x 28.5" sight. Framed 25" x 35". Notes:Draper Hill was a reporter an

Printed for Goodspeeds Bookshop from the original 1966, Drawn from Nature and on Stone by J. Bachman, Lithograph by Sarony and Major New York. High Quality reprint on heavy paper and in excellent cond

Linda Nelson Stocks (American, 1938 - 2011), "The Frisky Mermaid", 1995, oil on canvas, depicts an idyllic 19th C. New England seaside town in summer, birds-eye view of harbor and beach lined shore, f

CAPON, Charles. A Map of Old Boston. 1929. Boston: Sherrill. A colorful bird’s-eye view of Boston presented by the Boston Five Cents Savings Bank showing Boston Common, the Old State House, and

Columbia Lays Aside her Laurels to Mourn at the Burning of Her Birth-Place frame 18.5 x 14.5 inches and six other Harper's Weekly prints including a large format Bird's Eye View of Boston.

Rudolf Jacobi (German/American, 1889-1972) oil on canvas maritime landscape painting depicting a bird's-eye view of a harbor with a large dock house in the foreground flanked by piers and boats with f

(VIEW) CAPE COD - PROVINCETOWN - AERIAL VIEWS AND WHARF SCENES: 100 POSTCARDSEarly 20th CenturyAerial (50 cards): four-fold panoramic bird's eye view, five real photo, harbor and torpedo fleet, views

[CIVIL WAR]. Soldiers' memoirs involving the Civil War and other conflicts. Group of 30 works. DODGE, Theodore Ayrault. A Bird's-Eye-View of Our Civil War. Boston, 1883. -- WELLS, James M. With Tough

Vintage print, possibly a bird's-eye view of New York City Harbor and Battery Park, Financial District. Numbered in pencil lower left and signed lower right, indistinctly. 26" x 19 1/2".

Venetia. Bird's-eye panorama harbor map view. F.B. Werner. Vintage color print. 18 3/4" x 39 1/2".

1 vintage scratch map of the world. Approximately 23 x 32 inches. 1 The town of Boston in New England by John Bonner, 1722. Depicting a birds eye view map of the city of Boston in 1722. Approximately

BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF THE SEAT OF WAR, 1862, Civil War lithograph map published by Louis Prang & Co., Boston. Depicts key sites of the conflict including Washington, Baltimore, Harper's Ferry, Richmond,

Issued by Passenger Department of Boston & Maine R.R. 27 x 26 inches. Copyright 1908 by George Walker, Boston.

Published by George H. Walker & Co, Boston. Frame 17.25 x 21.25 inches.

American School, early to mid 20th century, oil on canvas bird's eye view of a coastal town, possibly Gloucester, Massachusetts, overlooking a harbor with sailboats, and roofs and treetops in the fore