Maple framed and matted early map of Pennsylvania

Chez Pierre Vander, "Nouvelle France," hand colored early map of Canada, matted and framed, 10" h x 15" w (view), 15 1/2" h x 20" w (frame). Provenance: From a Massachusetts estate.

Framed and matted print of "The State of Pennsylvania from the latest Surveys 1800" from John Payne's New and Complete System of Universal Geography, with Philadelphia Print Shop Ltd. label on reverse

EARLY HANDCOLORED MAP OF ASIA, FROM GROUP WE ARE SELLING. CAN'T SEE A DATE, FRAMED AND MATTED. MEASURES 20" X 23". NICE CONDITION, LOOKS LIKE SMALL TEAR IN UPPER LEFT CORNER BY THE MATTING.

EARLY CHINA MAP TABULA TARTARIE ET MAJORIS PARTIS REGNI CHINA . LOOKS LIKE SOME HAND COLORING, FRAMED AND MATTED, FROM A GROUP WE ARE SELLING. MEASURES 18" X 22". CAN'T SEE A DATE.

Pennsylvania Early 19th Century Fraktur Watercolor Drawing of a Yellow Bird with Rose. Signed on bottom "Santa Barbara" Inscribed verso "Elisa Shadler". 4-3/4" x 2-3/4", framed and matted, 8-1/4" x 8-

EARLY FRAMED NYC MAP, PART OF WARD 9, NEW YORK CITY PART OF SECTION 2, FRAMED AND MATTED, MAKER OR DATE UNKNOWN. MAP MEASURES 23" X 32". IN VERY NICE ESTATE CONDITION, FROM WOODSTOCK, N.Y. ESTATE.

An early book plate map of Wisconsin titled "A sketch of the public surveys of Wisconsin Scale 18 miles to an inch" Quality framed and matted. It measures 23 1/2 tall by 26 in long.

Early 18th Century War Map with Waterway Titled "Scaldis Flu". Image size 9-1/4" x 12", framed and matted, 16" x 19 overall. Along with another unframed map with banner "TERRAE SANCT AE TABVLA", 7-1/2

Antique Framed Map of Livingston Manor, NY, dated 1714. Engraved by J.E. Gavit, Albany, NY. Lovely early map is nicely framed in dark brown wood, matted in white, and wired on the back and ready to ha

Willem Janszoon Blaeu late 17th/early 18th century hand colored map of Bermuda. Titled "Mappa Aestivarum Insularum Alias Barmudas". Framed and matted in a burled wood finish frame. Condition: good con

Antique Map "The State of Massachusetts", matted and framed in a bird's eye maple frame with gilt rosette corners 14 in. x 19.75 in. Framed 23.75 in. x 28.5 in.

J&G Menzies, engraved map of Africa, Early 19th c., hand-colored engraving on paper, labeled "No 47" upper right, matted and framed under glass, 20.5"h x 23"w (sight), 28.5"h x 31"w (frame)

Antique 1806 Robert de Vaugondy Map of France. Antique early 19th century hand colored engraving. Framed and matted. Measures 14.5 x 17 inches.

PRINTED AND HAND COLORED ANNOUNCEMENT DATED 1800 "CUMMERU, TAUSCHIP, BERGS COUNTRY, PENNSYLVANIA (SP) ". FRAMED AND MATTED UNDER GLASS. Dimensions TOTAL FRAMED SIZE 19 1/2" X 22" PLEASE READ BEFORE BI

Carel Allard, Map the Sevennes Region in South Central FranceAmsterdam, early 18th century, copperplate engraving with outline color; focusing of the Diocese of Monpellier; matted and framed under gla

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including Connecticut and Virginia. Not examined out of frames. Largest frame size: 11 1/3" high, 13 3/4" wide. Stains, toning, creases. Provenance: Property of a Madison, CT Collector. Vir

Birdseye maple framed early to mid 19th C. open needlework embroidered on homespun panel 9 1/4" 9height) x 9 1/4" (length) sampler, overall size framed is 14 1/2" (height) x 14 1/2" (length). [Provena

Comittus Tirolean framed early map, size is 19 x 23 book leaf, double sided

16 1/2" x 20 1/2"

DESCRIPTION: Two early maps of Pennsylvania. Includes: 1) 1805 handcolored engraved map by John Carey in two parts. 17" x 21-1/4". Hinged at center. Small pinhole to York County. Light edge toning. Co

Framed and matted map of Upper and Lower Canada dated 1798, published in 1798 by J. Stockdale. Site-7.25"h.x9.5"w.

2 PC. FRAMED EARLY ENGLISH MAPS: Comprising; 1- Hand-colored Oxford Shire map, by Robert Morden. 1- An accurate map of the county of Bedford divided into its hundreds. Drawn from a late survey, & illu

2 PC. FRAMED EARLY MEDITERRANEAN MAPS: Comprising; 1- 1658 Jansson Map of the Indian Ocean. 1- This historical map illustrates the region involved in the conquest of Cyrus the Great (558-528 BC), the