Scarce 1846 true 1st ed. Map of the World by S. Augustus Mitchell

Hard-to-find map from Samuel Augustus Mitchell's true first edition of his New Universal Atlas shows the first two railroads in Florida, the Tallahassee Railroad and the Lake Wimico and St. Joseph Can

DescriptionScarce map of the state showing Carey & Hart decorative borders from the true first edition of Samuel Augustus Mitchell's 1846 New Universal Atlas. When he published the second printing of

Scarce and fascinating first edition cartographic chart, published in S. Augustus Mitchell’s true first edition of his New Universal Atlas in 1846. This beautiful chart shows the lengths of the

True first edition of this scarce early map of Wisconsin, issued 10 years after it first became a territory. From the true first edition of Mitchell's 1846 New Universal Atlas, the only atlas he produ

Lovely example of North Carolina map from the first edition of Colton’s Atlas of the World. One of the few mid-19th century maps to show North Carolina independently—it was more often mapp

World map in partial color showing the distribution of Germans throughout the world. Inset maps showing the specific spread of Germans in North America and South America. Inset shows Germans in North

Beautiful and scarce double-page chromolithographic map of Northern Texas and Indian Territory. From the 1885 edition of Tunison’s Peerless Universal Atlas of the World. WorldCat lists this atla

Beautiful double-page map of California and western states, from the 1885 Tunison’s Peerles Universal Atlas of the World by H. C. Tunison. WorldCat lists this atlas as Tunison’s first atla

Scarce copperplate engraved map of this region from the first edition of J. H. Colton’s landmark Atlas of the World. Covers Austria, Hungary, the Czech Republic (Bohemia), Romania, Transylvania

Three (3) Maps, 1 of Tennessee, 2 of Kentucky and Tennessee. 1st item: "A New Map of Tennessee" by Samuel Augustus Mitchell from his "A New Universal Atlas" 1846. Colored map featuring Tennessee divid

"A New Map of Texas, Oregon and California with the Regions Adjoining" by S. Augustus Mitchell, engraving with hand-coloring, 1st edition, published Philadelphia, 1846; framed together with original b

Scarce first edition. “Geographische Verbreitung der Menschen-Rassen,” by Gotha, J. Perthes. Geographical spread of the human race. Map in outline color. The map is surrounded by drawings of t

Extremely scarce 1845 C. S. Williams map of the Republic of Texas from a true first edition of Mitchell's 1846 New Universal Atlas, showing the Carey & Hart decorative borders, which are not found in

True first printing/first edition map from a rare atlas printed only for a short time in the early months of 1860. Samuel Augustus Mitchell, Jr. took over his father’s atlas publishing company i

From the very scarce first edition of Berghaus’ Physikal Atlas, published 1848 by Justus-Perthes. Three views of the world with drawings of snakes and information about distribution of snakes throug

Title: Scarce 1st ed. map of Florida, O. W. Gray 1873 Description: From the first edition of Gray’s Atlas of the United States by O. W. Gray. “Gray’s Atlas Map of Florida” was published 1873 b

An uncommon map of Florida and the area encompassing Texas and the American West, with the whole of Mexico and Central America. Of note is California, which at this time was considered a large island.

An uncommon and elusive map showing California as an island on the Briggs model with no place names shown. In the northwest, the wildly stretched coast of Jesso nearly touches California. Hudson Bay i

World map showing the spread of diseases across the globe in mid-19th century. Three inset maps show diseases in North America, the spread of cholera throughout the world and South Africa. Charts and

Interesting map of the United States showing county, state and territory boundaries as they existed in 1812. Florida referred to as "Spanish Possessions," and Mississippi Territory extends from Georgi

“A New Map of South Carolina with its Canals, Roads & Distances from Place to Place Along the Stage & Steam Boat Routes.” Dated 1846, found in the scarce 1848 Mitchell New Universal Atlas. Origina

Approx. 64" x 65" Wall Map. Needs restoration. Has lots of wear, tear, & holes.

Excellent example of Moll’s 1701 map of Italy from the first edition of “A System of Geography.” A very scarce map with expertly applied modern full hand coloring according to polit

Authentic first edition/first printing of Samuel A. Mitchell Jr’s Map of Mexico, Central America and the West Indies, with plate number just above title, indicating the rare first state of this map.