Uncommon map of the United States from 1855

Map: Map of the United States of America, Showing the Rail Roads. Large, Colorful Railroad Map of U.S. 1855 Publication Date: 1855 Authors: HARPER & BROTHERS, SMITH, J. CALVIN / D. MCLELLAN Publisher:

Large format, double-page hand-colored map of the geographical and political divisions in the Americas in 1813. An uncommon map. Shows young United States reaching only about halfway across the countr

Unusual and uncommon map of the United States, showing the principal botanical divisions, by Thomas C. Porter, Professor of Botany at Lafayette College and noted Colorado Botanist. A rich and beautifu

The United States of America. J. H. Colton, 1855. 15.75 x 26. From the 1856 second edition of Colton’s Atlas of the World. Clean with very minor edge toning. Couple of tiny margin spots. One extreme

Very uncommon Spanish map showing the United States at the beginning of the westward expansion. Alabama and Mississippi are territories. West of the Mississippi River there are several provisional div

Map Title: United States Maker: George W. Boynton Publisher: Miller, Orton & Mulligan Publishing Date: 1855 Size: Quarto - 8.60 H x 14.50 inches From S.G. Goodrich's 'A history of all nations.' Wax en

Large and uncommon map of the upper eastern seaboard of the United States in an unusual layout. From the very scarce 1876 Jones and Hamilton Historical Atlas of the World Illustrated. Clean and sound

Title: A FOLKY MAP OF THE UNITED STATES QUILT Size: 80" wide x 76" high Material: cotton Maker: unknown Provenance/Additional Info: A charming uncommon quilt that shows the 48 states each identified w

Title/Content of Map: 1855 Colton Map of Washington DC -- Georgetown and the City of Washington the Capital of the United States of America Date: 1855, New York Cartographer: J Colton Size: 11.8 X 14.

Very nice and uncommon two-page map titled “Northwestern America showing the Territory ceded by Russia to the United States.” Map was published by H. H. Lloyd in 1872, just five years afte

1855 Smith’s ATLAS Geography 36 BEAUTIFUL Colored MAPS World ‘Smith’s Atlas of Modern and Ancient Geography’ is a collection of maps focusing on the United States, but includes maps of the wor

"Northern United States" and "United States" Lithograph Maps Published 1881, London for ""The International Atlas and Geography..." by James Bryce. Maps by Edward Weller & John Bartholomew. Uncommon.

Colton's Georgetown and the city of Washington: the capital of the United States of America. Issued in 1855 by J. H. Colton (1800-1893). Hand colored. Frame size: 20 1/2" H x 24 3/4" W x 1 1/8" D. Sig

This is the uncommon third state of this map that first appeared in 1762. The title has been amended to acknowledge the new United States and to include the imprint of Delamarche. A large inset map co

Large, vintage map of the western coast of the United States, with eight professionally hand-colored vignettes. “Reconnaissance of the West Coast of the United States (Northern Sheet). From Umpq

Antique Civil War Era Hand-Colored Map of The Southern States, c. 1855. Maker: School Geography. Antique hand colored map of a southern section of the United States- Virginia (includes West Virginia),

Title/Content of Map: 1855 Smith Map of the MidWest -- Guide through Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin & Iowa Showing the Township Lines of the United States Surveys Date Printed:

A fascinating version of the United States is frozen in time here when western American territorial boundaries were changing yearly. This map was produced in several editions with the imprint of 1850,

1855 Plymouth Pilgrims Memorial Colonial Americana Mayflower Indians War MAP William Russell’s account of early Colonial America is an important look into United States history. “Pilgrim Memorials

1855 US Naval Astronomy Expedition South America MAPS CHILE Argentina PERU James Melville Gilliss was an astronomer, officer in the US Navy and founder of the United States Naval Observatory. US Naval

1855 US Naval Astronomical Expedition Southern Hemisphere INDIANS Maps James Melville Gilliss was an astronomer, officer in the US Navy and founder of the United States Naval Observatory. US Naval Ast

as follows: Geological Map of a Part of the State of California Explored in 1855 by Lieut. R. S. Williamson U.S. Top Engr (Washington: War Department, 1856); color-coded (24.5 x 19.25 in.) (Some edge

Map, United States, 1784,"Carte Des Etats-Unis De L'Amerique Suivant le Traite de Paix de 1783. Dediee et Presentee A.S. Excellence M. Benjamin Franklin Ministre Pleinipotentaire des Etats-Unis", the

Indians of the U.S.A. Louise E. Jefferson. Friendship Press, New York: 1944. Novelty map showing native American tribes. Vintage color print. 22 1/2" x 34 1/2", overall 26" x 40".