Spanish North America.

Title: "Spanish North America". THOMSON. Texas, Mexico & Southwestern USA 1817 map Description: Spanish North America [northern part] by Drawn & engraved for John Thomson's "New General Atlas" (Publis

TITLE/CONTENT OF MAP: 'Spanish North America [northern part]' A large map of Texas, Mexico and the American Southwest, published in Edinburgh by John Thompson, based on the explorations of Humboldt an

TITLE/CONTENT OF MAP: Spanish North America [northern part] A large map of Texas, Mexico and the American Southwest, published in Edinburgh by John Thompson, based on the explorations of Humboldt and

TITLE/CONTENT OF MAP: Spanish North America [northern part] A large map of Texas, Mexico and the American Southwest. There are extensive observations of Native American Indian settlements and hunting

"Spanish Dominions in North America" Copper Engraved Map Published 1811, London for "Modern Geography. A Description of the Empires, Kingdoms, States and Colonies..." by John Pinkerton. Paper Size: 11

Map: Spanish North America Southern Part Cartographer: John Thomson Place & Date: Edinburgh / 1816 Size: 24 1/4" x 20" Condition: outline color; light overprinting; browning and staining in margins In

North America, Spanish Colonial Period, Mexico, ca. 17th century CE. A magnificent carbon steel cabasset helmet, a form that originated in Italy and was created from the early 16th to early 17th centu

North America, Spanish Colonial Period in Mexico, ca. mid 18th century CE. A flintlock musketeer's powder flask, made of a cow horn with a brass, spring operated powder cutoff. It also has its origina

Mexico, Belize & Guatemala. John Pinkerton, Spanish Dominions in North America Middle Part, 1811 (dated). Hand Color. This large, handsome map covers the southern part of Mexico with the Yucatan penin

Reserve Reduced! Map Title/Content: 1846 Kemble Map of Central and Eastern US During French, English and Spanish Colonial Period -- Map of the French, English & Spanish Possessions in North America in

Herschel V. Jones (1861-1928), volumes I and II of "Adventures in Americana 1492-1897: The Romance of Voyage and Discovery from Spain to the Indies, the Spanish Main, and North America; inland to the

North America, Colonial Spanish period, probably Mexico, ca. 18th century CE. A fascinating pair of carved-wood Santos dolls - one male and one female. The upper bodies of both curious figures are dep

North America, Mexico, Spanish Colonial Period, ca. 17th to 18th century CE. A lovely chest composed of four lateral walls, a base made from multiple wooden slats, and a form-fitting lid that features

North America, Mexico, Spanish Colonial period, ca. early 19th century CE. A fine side knife known as a bowie knife used by Spanish soldiers during the colonial period of Mexico. The forged-steel blad

**First Time At Auction** North America, Mexico, Spanish Colonial inspired, ca. 19th century CE. A stunning nickel-brass incensario (hanging thurible incense burner) embellished with a silver wash. Th

1862 North America Anthony Trollope West Indies AND Spanish Main CANADA NIAGARA1862 North America Anthony Trollope West Indies AND Spanish Main CANADA NIAGARADescriptionNorth America: The West Indies

**Originally Listed At $4000** North America, New Mexico, Spanish Colonial period, ca. 1770 to 1820 CE. A beautifully preserved example of a New Mexican petaca (traveling trunk), made of rawhide leath

**Originally Listed At $600** North America, New Mexico, Spanish Colonial period, ca. late 18th to early 19th century CE. A fine example of a Spanish Colonial petaca (traveling trunk), made of leather

**Originally Listed At $1000** North America, probably Mexico, Spanish Colonial Period, ca. late 18th to early 19th century CE. A beautiful personal knife with a slender blade and a handle carved from

**Originally Listed At $400** North America, probably Mexico, Spanish Colonial Period, ca. 19th century CE. A pair of hand-carved wooden stirrups for use in equestrian riding. Each stirrup exhibits a

**First Time At Auction** North America, United States, Spanish Frontier, New Mexico, ca. 19th century CE. A striking wood and steel implement displaying a flat, circular base and a cylindrical carved

Western Europe or North America, Spain or Mexico, Spanish Colonial Period, ca. 16th century CE. A striking broad rapier, known as an espada ropera in Spanish or spada da lato - "side sword" - in Itali

North America, Mexico / Southwestern USA, Spanish Colonial period, ca. late 18th to mid-19th century CE. An intimidating saber, known as an espada ancho or broad sword, which was carried by Spanish so

North America, Mexico / Southwestern USA, Spanish Colonial period, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. An intimidating saber, known as an espada ancho or broad sword, which was carried by Spanish soldiers. T