1671 Montanus Map of Very Early Virginia -- Nova

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

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

DESCRIPTION: Map by cartographer Montanus extending to Costa Rica, based off cartographer Gerritsz's work. Title cartouche is bright and colorful reading "NOVA HISPANIA NOVA GALICIA GUATIMALA" and dep

Antique 1671 hand-colored and pencil-signed "Nova Virginiae Tabula" map of Virginia and Chesapeake region. In good overall condition, with age-appropriate wear. Approx. image size 11 1/4" x 14". Appro

[Virginia] NOVA VIRGINIAE TABULA. Derived from the Hondius-Blaeu version of John Smith’s map. Oriented to the West. Tooley’s Derivative 8, State 1: Cartouche at upper left with no imprint. “Nota

An important historical map by Montanus and Ogilby depicting New York, New England, and Virginia, published in 1671. This map from a Jansson-Visscher map of the Northeast, extending from the St. Laure

Ogilby, John, 1600-1676, Montanus, Arnoldus, 1625?-1683, Nova Mexico from Novissima et Accuratissima Totius Americae Descriptio.11 x 21.25 inches, America: Being The Latest, And Most accurate Descript

[Map/South America] Ogilby, John; Montanus Arnoldus. Nova Hispania Nova Galicia Guatimala. 1671. Hand colored copperplate engraved map. Framed: This map, based on the cartography of Hessel Gerritsz, i

Montanus, Petrus (1595-1638) & Ogilby, John (1600-1676). Nova Belgii Quod Nunc Novi Jork Vocatur... Engraved map with original color. J. Ogilby, 1671. 11 ½" x 14 ½" sheet. Centering on Long Isla

Title/Content of Map: 1671 Montanus/Ogilby Map of Chile -- Chili Cartographer: Montanus/Ogilby Year/Place: 1671, London Size: 11.2 X 14.2 in. This is a very attractive map covering the coastal region

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

Early NOVA BELGICA map, in later frame, I can't see a date, from fine home in Hudson Valley, passed down through the family, was her father's. The map measures approx. 19" x 22". The contemporary fram

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Early Map: "Cypri Insvlae Nova De Script 1573...". Sight 14" x 20".

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

Two Maps by Olfert Dapper (1636-1689), "Nova Virginia Tabula, " 1650, H. - 12 1/4 in., W. - 15 in.

This loose (unframed) and very scarce original antique 1640 hand-colored "Nova Virginiae Tabula" map of Virginia is in good overall condition, with light-age appropriate wear and apparent repairs-one

OGILBY, John (1600-1676) / MONTANUS, Arnoldus (c. 1625–1683). Insulae Americanae in Oceano Septentrionali cum Terris adiacentibus. Engraved map. London, 1671 (Second state). 16" x 20 1/2" sheet, 33"

Arnoldus Montanus (circa 1625-1683) and Jacob van Meurs, Nova Virginiae Tabula, 1671, black and white engraving, 11-1/2 x 14-1/8 in. (plate), 12-1/4 x 14-1/2 in. (overall); unframed Notes: This copy o

Antique map of Virginia and the Chesapeake Bay originally by Henricus Hondius in 1630 titled "Nova Virginiae Tabula". With German text on reverse final catchword "auch", signature shown in final photo

WILLEM JANSZOON BLAEU (DUTCH, 1571-1638) OR HEIRS MAP OF VIRGINIA, hand-colored, on laid paper, titled "NOVA VIRGINIAE TABULA", with inset scene upper left depicting Powhatan's lodge interior, lettere

HENRICUS HONDIUS (DUTCH, 1597-1651) OR HEIRS MAP OF VIRGINIA, hand-colored, on laid paper, titled "NOVA VIRGINIAE TABULA", with inset scene upper left depicting Powhatan's lodge interior, lettered "St

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

Virginia and Florida. "Virginiae partis australis, et Floridae partis orientalis, interjacentiumque regionum nova descriptio". Orig. copperplate engraving, W. J. Blaeu, published by C. and J. Blaeu in