Early Virginia Maps

Title: Carolina’s with parts of Georgia and Virginia, early map of southern United States, by Bonne/ Raynal 1780 Date/Period: 1780 Materials: Copperplate engraved Size: 13 1/2 x 9 3/4'' Shows a

Title/Content of Map: 1671 Montanus Map of Very Early Virginia -- Nova Virginiae Tabula Cartographer: A. Montanus / J. Ogilby Year/Place: 1671 c Size: 14.1 x 11.5 in. This is an outstanding decorative

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Framed antique map. John Smith's Map of Virginia. Well-engraved early 19th century reproduction. Discovered and Described by Captain John Smith, 1606. First published in 1612, this was one of the most

Early map of Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina and Delaware from Smith’s Quarto Geography published 1848 by Cady & Burgess. Very few railroad lines shown, as the industry was still in its infan

Hand-colored John Smith Map of Virginia, dated 1608, a good early 19th c reproduction engraving, with notes on reverse, watercolorist signed lower right corner, well framed, sight 12 3/4" x 16 1/2"

Colonial America 1720 Manuscript Deed and Map Plot Document, Virginia April 2, 1720-Dated Early Colonial Era, American Manuscript Deed and Map Plot Document, Northumberland County Virginia, with integ

Historic Maps Hand-Colored Map of Virginia and the Chesapeake Bay Area 1757, French and Indian War Period, Hand-Colored Engraved Map titled, "Carte De La Virginie, De La Baye Chesapeack et Pays Voisin

Important hand colored early map, the second state of the first published map made after John Smith's map of the area around the Chesapeake Bay. Notable in part for its vignettes showing Native Americ

"Ould Virginia. A description of part of the adventures of Cap. Smith in Virginia." Circa early 1800s, on wove. Measured from neatlines 14" x 10.75". Right margin and lower margin trimmed within plate

Three mapslate 18th-early 19th centuryComprising a French hand-colored copperplate map of Virginia, 1760-1762; a map of the United States, 1719, by H.A. Chatelain, Amsterdam; and a map of Delaware, 18

American Revolution 1788 Engraved Map: "The Part of Virginia which was the Seat of Action" by T. Conder, Sculptor, London 1788 Revolutionary War Era Map titled, "The Part of Virginia which was the Sea

Four antique maps. Including a very early hand made paper map of Florida and Virginia. Fragment of old newspaper on back dated 1630. Unframed, each approx H 21" W 24". All in excellent condition, mino

Historic Maps 1862 Civil War "Colton's New Topographical Map of The States of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware" Hardcover Folio 1862-Dated Civil War Period, Hand-colored 45.25" x 31.5" Folding Map titl

Very desirable and scarce large map of the Civil War issued during the early part of the war. Includes Virginia, Maryland and the Chesapeake Bay along with parts of other states. Depicts the entire Ea

By Johann Baptist Homann, Germany, late 17th/early 18th century. Hand colored map of the region which is excellent and quite rare. The map giving excellent details of the region and having exquisite e

Historic Maps 1878 Panorama Fold-Out View of Virginia City, Nevada March 2, 1878-Dated Issue "Supplement Gratis with No. 1,170 of Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper," Huge Size, Special Fold-Out Pan

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

Dated 1910, hand-colored Third Division Railway Mail Service map, showing railway mail service lines in West Virginia, Virginia & North Carolina. Engraver: Fisk, E. F. Cartographer: International Corr

Reproduced from the Original in the John Carter Brown Library, Brown University, Circa 1960's. Colored Collotype, Title: A map of New England, New Yorke, New Jersey, Virginia and Maryland Sold By Robe

Slavery Early Virginia Runaway Slave Poster Offering a Higher Reward if Captured in Northern States or “secured in any jail.” Broadside, 9” x 9.75” (visible). Archivally matted to 15.75” x 1

Two Early Maps of the Texas Republic each engraved with hand-coloring, the first by T. G. Bradford, engraved by G. W. Boynton, published Boston, 1838; the second by C. S. Williams, from A New Universa

A collectors album of maps and prints related to Cuba. There are total of 70 pieces, from the 16th to the 20th centuries. Highlights include works by Theodor de Bry, a 1561 map of Cuba by Ruscelli, a

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.