Extremely scarce 1814 Mathew Carey map of New York

Mathew Carey's map of Virginia, one of the best large format maps of the state to appear in a Commercial Atlas. From an extremely scarce 1816 edition of Carey’s General Atlas (the same map as in

Extremely scarce and desirable map of Mexico or “New Spain” from Mathew Carey’s rare 1816 General Atlas. One of the earliest maps of Mexico published in America. Shows “Provin

Title: Very scarce NYC & Brooklyn by W. Williams, 1847 Description: Extremely scarce map “Cities of New-York and Brooklyn, &c.&c.,” drawn and engraved by W. Williams and published in 1847. This is

Extremely scarce railroad map of the New York and Erie Railroad. The New York and Erie Railroad was chartered in 1832 on April 24 for the purpose of connecting the Hudson River at Piermont, north of N

Scarce third state of Samuel Lewis’s map of South Carolina, appearing in the extremely scarce 1816 edition of Carey’s General Atlas (same map as in the 1814 Carey atlas). One of the earlie

One of the most influential early maps of Ohio and the first large format map of Ohio to appear in an atlas. This 1816 example is the identical map that appeared in Carey’s 1814 General Atlas.

Extremely scarce map of Samuel Lewis map of North Carolina, appearing in the extremely scarce 1816 edition of Carey’s General Atlas (same map as in the 1814 Carey atlas). Early nineteenth centur

Extremely scarce reprint of the original 1781 map by John Lodge and John Bew. Uncommon Revolutionary War map showing the defenses for New York and the surrounding area, including Staten and Long islan

Scarce 1816 atlas edition of Mathew Carey's map of Haiti, the western half of the island of St. Domingo in the West Indies. Map appears to be identical to the one in Carey’s 1814 General Atlas.

This engraved map is from Mathew Carey's General Atlas, improved and enlarged: being a collection of maps of the world and quarters, their principal empires, kingdoms, &c. The work was published in Ph

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

Title: Scarce map of New York, Mitchell 1848 Description: "Lovely and scarce map of New York published 1848 by S. Augustus Mitchell. “A New Map of New York with its Canals, Roads & Distances.” Bec

Map: 1814 Carey Map of New Jersey -- The State of New Jersey Compiled from the most Authentic Information Date Printed: 1814, Philadelphia Cartographer: M Carey / S Lewis Size: 17 x 11.8 in. Condition

Elusive vintage 1840 Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge (S.D.U.K.) city map or plan of New York City. Shows southern Manhattan from the Battery northwards to 42nd Street and portions of adj

Title: Scarce variant map of New York, Cram 1883 Description: In the year 1883, George F. Cram published at least two versions of his Unrivaled Family Atlas. The first version contained maps with rose

Sharp and colorful map of New York State with railroads highlighted by hand in orange-red to make them stand out. It is a testament to the importance of rail travel in the mid-19th century. Maps issue

Reserve Reduced! Large and scarce 1861 coastal map of New York City and its harbor. One of the earliest 19th century charts to depict New York City as we know it today. It shows Manhattan, Brooklyn an

Beers Map of Sparrowbush - Callrpernter's Point - Huguenot - Cuddebackville - Howells Depot - Circleville - Scotchtown - Mechanictown - Orange County, New York Scarce [Map]<

Beers Map of Deer Park, Orange County, New York Scarce [Map] Maker: F. W. Beers Dated: 1875 Type: Hand Colored Dimensions: 14 x 17 3/4"</

Beers Plan of Orange County, New York Scarce [Map] Maker: F. W. Beers Dated: 1875 Type: Hand Colored Dimensions: 14 x 17 3/4" Cond

Exceedingly scarce New York state map from the last Cram atlas to feature hand colored maps. “New Railroad and County Map of New York&rdquo; from the very scarce 1882 Cram’s Unrivaled Fam

Extremely scarce map of Missouri from Anthony Finley&#8217;s 1833 New General Atlas. Osage, Kickapoo, Delaware and Shawnee tribes shown occupying most of the Ozark Mountains in the lower left quarter

Striking and extremely scarce map of Maine from the elusive 1833 New General Atlas by Anthony Finley. Issued when the state had just ten counties. Original hand coloring by county, showing towns, road

Detailed and scarce large format 1864 and 1866 maps of New York City and Vicinity by Matthew Dripps, both appearing in Valentine's Manual. The 1864 map covers the entire island of Manhattan as well as