Bien - Map of the Appalachian Region

Publication Date: 1/1/1904 Title: Topographic Maps of the Appalachian Region Cartographer: U.S. G S Publisher: UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Height: 15 Width: 18.5 In Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Mar

Lot 50 Joseph R. Bien American (fl. 1870-1894) Maps of Westchester County N.Y., Group of 3 (1893) lithograph includes maps of New Rochelle, White Plaines, and Yonkers from Atlas of Westchester County

rated 8, 9"x4.5", all have good color, light wear, one has staining spots.

DESCRIPTION: A wooden dulcimer. A fretted string musical instrument of the zither family, with four strings, originally played in the Appalachian region of the United States. The body extends the leng

Nice small classic black steatite example from the Appalachian region.

late 19th century. probably Appalachian Region North Carolina or Tennessee.

State 10: Page 41, numbers changed to 1690 and 1691. A true piece of American history, not a reproduction!Fine example of John Smith's map of the newly formed Virginia colony, one of the true mileston

Map: A New Map of Part of the United States of North America, exhibiting the Western Territory, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia &c., also the lakes Superior, Michigan, Huron, Ontario & Erie

Mexico with a independent Republic of Texas, shown at its largest territorial expanse. Although Texas would join the Union in 1845, this map was published in 1846 but was not updated in time making it

Title: The Netherlands Map. The region Around the city of Utrecht. 1660?s by W. Blaeu Date/Period: 1660?s Materials: Hand colored copper plate engraved Size: 22 x 19 1/2'' Netherlands regional map cen

Printed 1895. From the Atlas to Union and Confederate Armies published under direction of the honorable Daniel S Lamont. The map having good color and well-detailed features throughout. Some tears to

Early Hand Colored Map French Region, approx. 26" X 33"

Wheeler, George M[ontague]. . Washington: Julius Bien, Photo-lithograph, 1889. Quarto, one leaf. Fine. This is the map showing California as an island, and the northern part of present day Mexico and

Item: Map of the United States of America showing the boundaries of the Union and Confederate geographical divisions and departments, Dec. 31, 1860 Maker: Julius Bien & Co Size: 28 x 17 inches Date: 1

16th century AD. A group comprising two printed copper-engraved maps of the Himalayas region; based on work by Claudius Ptolemaeus; the uncoloured version with Latin text to verso, copied from Geograp

Two books: Russia, Persia, Sweden and a Baltic Region Map. 1 - Gulzar; or, the Rose-Bower: A Tale of Persia, 212pp, John S. Reid, Published by Samuel Turner, Charles B. Davis, and G.A. & J.P. Chapman,

By Burlend, Lafricain and Co. Montreal with smaller side map. Condition folded & loss to right side over all discolouration. 60 x 83 cm ( 23.5 x 32.5 in )

"Carte de la Region Polaire Antarctique" and "Carte de la Region Polaire Arctique" Steel Engraved Map with outline hand color Published 1853-55, Paris for "Oeuvres Completes de Buffon" by the Comte de

Rarely seen variant state of Colton’s map of the North Pole. Covers from Lake Baikal, the Hudson Bay, the British Isles and Kamchatka north to the Pole. Excellent overview of the state of Arctic

Two antique hand colored maps of different regions of Italy. The first map is of Perugia / Perusini Italy, frame 17" x 21.5" wide, published by Abraham Ortelius after a map by Egnatio Dante. The secon

Rarely seen variant state of Colton's map of the South Pole, Antarctica, or the Southern Polar Regions. Shows the great southern continent with both solid and tentatively sketched in borders. Notes th

Rare mid 19th Century map of Southern Regions, Antarctica, South Pole, The Southern Polar Regions by J. H. Colton, from an 1855 first edition, Colton's Atlas of The World. A rare look at Antarctic exp

Copper Engraved Map Published 1825 by John Thomson, Edinburgh for "The Edinburgh School Atlas" by N. R. Hewitt. Maps Engraved by Hewitt. Original Outline Hand Colour. Rare. Paper Size: 10.5 x 8 inch (

From Colton's 1856 Atlas of the World, published at Colton's 172 William St. office in New York. Nibbled edges and slight fading. Measures approximately 17-1/2" in height by 14-1/2" in width.