Scarce 1812 Carey "District of Maine"

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.

Intriguing map of Germany that is over 200 hundreds year old but still is in excellent collectible condition. From a very scarce 1816 edition of Mathew Carey’s General Atlas. Original outline h

TITLE/CONTENT OF MAP: 'Northern provinces of the United States' The map shows the "District of Maine", prior to its accession to the Union as the state of Maine in 1820. Some Native American Indian vi

Late 19th Century(1870-1880's)Pair (2) of Scarce Imari 18-1/2” Tall Vases From an Estate as Pictured Very Heavy Pieces. Nice Sound Condition. No Reserve Bid & No Buyers Premium. Local Pickup or Ship

An important, original early map of Maine six years before achieving statehood, and several years before the northern and upper northeastern boundaries are finally settled. Engraved by John G. Warnick

Hoover Appoints U.S. Marshal for the District of Maine An appointment for U.S. Marshal signed by Herbert Hoover and countersigned by Attorney General William DeWitt Mitchell declaring Stillman E. Wood

[WAR OF 1812] Capt. James Ayer - signed document, Kittery, Maine, Muster Roll, 1814. This was before Maine became a state. Aprox. 17 x 20 in. Completely separated at middle fold. Lists by name 93 men.

TITLE/CONTENT OF MAP: 'Northern provinces of the United States' The map shows the "District of Maine", prior to its accession to the Union as the state of Maine in 1820. The top image on the right han

Full title includes Now Residing at Lemington, in the District of Maine, In Substance as Compiled from His Own Mouth, Dover, N.H., printed by Samuel Bragg, 1807, 8vo with 366pp, rebound in brown calf.

President John Tyler appointment of Virgil D. Parris, Marshal for District of Maine, January 1845 12 x 15 1/2, framed 18 1/2 x 22 1/2 Property from a Northwest Connecticut Estate (JGOO850)(MM)

TITLE/CONTENT OF MAP: 'Northern provinces of the United States' The map shows the "District of Maine", prior to its accession to the Union as the state of Maine in 1820. Some Native American Indian vi

Reserve Reduced! Map Title/Content: 1795 Carey Map of Maine -- The Province of Maine, From the best Authorities by Samuel Lewis, 1794 Cartographer: M Carey Year / Place: 1795, Philadelphia Map Dimensi

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

1914 B18 Blanket Max Carey HOF - Scarce

Unusual map of Maine with hand coloring down to the township level. On this map railroad lines are depicted as tiny railroad tracks. Map is dated 1855; it’s taken from a scarce copy of Colton&#8

Hand-colored map of the state of Maine by Thomas, Cowperthwait from the increasingly hard-to-find New Universal Atlas, published 1855 by Cowperthwait, Desilver & Butler. This is the early edition of t

American. Primarily wooden, wood and glass display case. Model of the Grand Turk square rigger launched at Wiscasset, Maine in 1812. Excellent display model of this Privateer, built to raid north agai

Scarce map of Maine from an atlas that’s becoming exceedingly hard to find. A New Map of Maine published 1848 by S. A. Mitchell in his New General Atlas. Map shows several borders, including the

CONTINENTAL HISTORICAL / TRAVEL VOLUMES, SET OF TWO, John Chetwode Eustace (c. 1762 to 1815), "A Classical Tour through Italy", 1816, M. Carey, Philadelphia, scarce American edition, in two volumes; l

Mathew Carey: The Province of Maine From the Best Authorities By Samuel Lewis 1794. 10 1/4 x 15"

“Ancient City of Gorgeana and Modern Town of York (Maine) from Its Earliest Settlement, also Its Beaches and Summer Resorts,” by Geo. Alex. Emery. Pub. 1894 by Courant Steam Job Print (reprint of

War of 1812 War of 1812 Mayor J. Blake, District of Columbia Washington City 25 Cents Unique Note PMG graded Choice VF-35 JAMES HEIGHE BLAKE (1768-1819). The Third Mayor of Washington, D.C., in office

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

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