Grp: 2 Maps of San Francisco U.S. Coast Survey

Two maps of San Francisco, California, by the U.S. Coast Survey, featuring a high level of topographical and hydrographical detail. SKU: 03479

Title: 1859 Map of San Francisco Bay Cartographer: US Coast Survey/ A. Bache Published: 1859, Washington DC Measurements: 23.2 x 39.2 in. Entrance to San Francisco Bay California. From a Trigonometric

Lot of two U.S. Coast Survey Maps to include: Catalina Harbor, "1852" and Reconnaissance of the Western Coast of the United States, middle sheet, from San Francisco to the Umpquah River, "1854," frame

Heading: (California - San Francisco) Author: U.S. Coast Survey Title: U.S. Coast Survey A.D. Bache Superintendent City of San Francisco and Its Vicinity, California. From a Trigonometrical Survey by

Heading: -1853 Author: U.S. Coast Survey Title: U.S. Coast Survey A.D. Bache Superintendent City of San Francisco and Its Vicinity, California. From a Trigonometrical Survey by R.D. Cutts, Assistant.

Heading: (California - San Francisco) Author: U.S. Coast Survey Title: U.S. Coast Survey A.D. Bache Superintendent City of San Francisco and Its Vicinity, California. From a Trigonometrical Survey by

Heading: -1859 Author: U.S. Coast Survey Title: City of San Francisco and its Vicinity California Place Published: Washington, D.C. Publisher: Date Published: 1859 Description: L

(lot of 2) Alexander Dallas Bache (American, 1806 - 1867), South Farallon Island, 1855, and San Clemente Island, 1856, U.S. Coast Survey hand-colored copper engraved maps, overalls (with frames): 18"h

Heading: Author: United States Coast Survey Title: Entrance to San Francisco Bay California. From a Trigonometrical Survey under the Direction of A.D. Bache... Place Published: Washington Publisher:

AN ANTIQUE SURVEY MAP, "U.S. Coast Survey: Preliminary Sketch of Galveston Bay, Texas," SECOND EDITION, CIRCA 1852, lithograph on paper, map "I, No. 2," A.D. Bache, Superintendent, "Verified by I.I.

1) 1939 US Coast Geodetic Survey New Jersey / Delaware approx. 34.5 x 39.25 in; 2) 1937 Maryland / VirginiaNo. 1220 approx. 41 x 34.5. Weight 9 oz. Note: Photo of both maps is not to scale.

"Sketch B Showing the progress of Section No. 2" Electrotype Map Published 1843-65, Washington for "Report of the Superintendent of the U.S. Coast Survey..." Published under the supervision and direct

148268 ANTIQUE FLORIDA FRAMED MAPS - LOT OF 2 Antique Florida map framed map to include one 1853 U.S. Coast Survey Chart or Map of St. George's Sound, Florida, and one unsigned map of Florida denoted

US Morgan Silver Dollar Grp. (2) ANCS MS 66 - (1) 1878 San Francisco (1) 1890 Philadelphia

Heading: (California - San Joaquin Valley) Author: Title: San Joaquin River Place Published: Washington, D.C. Publisher:U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Date Published: 1938, corrected 1942 <

Heading: -1861 Author: Wackenreuder, Vitus Title: City and County of San Francisco. Compiled from official surveys, and sectionized in accordance with U.S. Surveys Place Published: San Francisco Publi

Bulletin No. 324. Series R. Structural Materials 1. CALIFORNIA. United States. Department of the Interior. (U.S. Geological Survey). GPO. The San Franciso earthquake and fire of April 18, 1906 and the

Sheet No. 2 "Boundary Survey between California and Nevada" Large Lithograph Map Published 1896, Washington for "U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey" Folds as issued. Paper Size:23 x 21.5 inch (58 x 55cm)

Nicest example of this map I&#8217;ve seen in twenty years. Perhaps the most attractive and desirable of the original U.S. Coast Survey charts of the California Coast, with 17 painstakingly hand-color

Map: 1885 British Admiralty Chart of San Francisco Harbor -- North America; West Coast; San Francisco Harbour from United States Coast Survey 1877 Date Printed: 1885, London Cartographer: British Admi

Title/Content of Map: 1885 British Admiralty Chart of San Francisco Harbor -- North America; West Coast; San Francisco Harbour from United States Coast Survey 1877 Date Printed: 1885, London Cartograp

U.S. Coast Survey Sketch F Showing the Progress of the Survey in Section V. A.D. Bache (1806-1867). Lithographed map. Washington, D.C., 1855. 23 x 16 1/2 inches visible, 27 1/4 x 21 1/2 inches framed

[SIGNED BOOK] JOHN HAYS HAMMOND [1855-1936] American mining engineer, b. San Francisco. On staff, U.S. Geological Survey, in California gold fields (1880); associated with Cecil Rhodes in development

Designed and drawn by Henry Clay Donnell. San Francisco, California. Published by The U.S. Election Map Co. Overall with frame 43" high x 50-1/2" wide.