1829 Survey Map of the Earliest American Railroad Plan

Title/Content of Map: 1829 Survey Map of the Earliest American Railroad Plan -- Plan of a Survey for the Proposed Boston and Providence Rail-Way Date Printed: 1828 Boston Cartographer: J Hayward Size:

Detailed map of Florida showing township surveys, forts, canals, swamps, counties, cities, roads, railroads, inland waters, etc. with inset Plan of Florida Keys. Shows Olustee in the north near Lake C

Linen backed projected location of the Kush Ta Ka Railway 28x76". 1903 blue print style 30x30", tears. 1904 Controller Bay, 30x30", small tears. Controller Bay Alaska

Original 1890s street and railroad map/plan of Atlanta, Georgia by Hunt & Eaton. Has nice detail that shows streets, major buildings, parks, cemeteries, railroads and terminals. A really fine visual p

Lithograph Published 1856, Washington for "Report of Explorations in California for Railroad Routes..." by Lieutenant R. S. Williams. Part of the American Railroad Survey, titled "Reports of explorati

Lithograph Published 1856, Washington for "Report of Explorations in California for Railroad Routes..." by Lieutenant R. S. Williams. Part of the American Railroad Survey, titled "Reports of explorati

Lithograph Published 1856, Washington for "Report of Explorations in California for Railroad Routes..." by Lieutenant R. S. Williams. Part of the American Railroad Survey, titled "Reports of explorati

Title/Content of Map: 1831 McNeill Map of the Very Early New England Railroad Plans -- Map Exhibiting the Several Routes Surveyed for a Proposed Rail Road from Boston to Providence and also to Taunton

(WEST.) William H. Emory. Report on the United States and Mexican Boundary Survey. 5 folding maps and plans (one hand-colored), 37 hand-colored lithographic plates (laid down on modern stubs), 288 oth

Publication Date: 1892 Title: Atlanta Cartographer: CRAM, GEO. F. Publisher: CRAM, GEO. F. Height: 12 Width: 9.8 Map with street plan and railroads. Rev: Map of Milwaukee, Wis. with street plan. Reser

Title: Earliest Obtainable map of 1st Survey of Manhattan Description: "Scarce and most important section of the three-panel lithographed folding map by D. T. Valentine in 1862, replicating the 1664 N

1855-6 Geological Plan For Pacific Rail Road Surveys -- Geological Plan Of The Coastal Range Of California From San Francisco To Los Angeles - No. 1. J Parke / T Antisell, 1856-7 Washington DC, 16.8 X

Cram's Railroad and Township Map of Oregon. George F. Cram. Hand-colored Lithographed Map. Chicago: Cram, 1881. from 'The Standard American Railroad Atlas'. 16 1/2 x 20 1/2 inches visible, 25 1/4 x 29

Title: 1780 Faden Map of American Revolutionary War Battle in Vermont -- Plan of the Action at Huberton Under Brigadier Genl. Frazer, Supported by Major Genl. Reidesel, on the 7th July 1777 Cartograph

Original engraving by Captain Greene, 1885. Map shows street plans and railroad systems. Dimensions: 15.5" L x 20" W

Incl North America Political, USA - East, USA - Central, USA - West, North East States, and Sketch Plans of American Cities. Large Lithograph Maps Published 1922 by The Times, London for "The Times Su

Title: Map of All the Railroads in the United States in Operation and Progress. Cartographer: POOR, H.V./D. & J. McLELLAN Publisher: H.V. POOR | THE AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL Publication Date: c1854 H

[MAP-AMERICAN REVOLUTION] STEDMAN, CHARLES and FADEN, WILLIAM. A Plan of the Operations of the King's Army under the Command of General Sr. William Howe, K.B. in New York and East New Jersey against t

(lot of 2) Alexander Dallas Bache (American, 1806 - 1867), South Farallon Island, 1855, and San Clemente Island, 1856, U.S. Coast Survey hand-colored copper engraved maps, overalls (with frames): 18"h

Reserve Reduced! Title/Content of Map: 1899 US Dept. of Interior Survey Map of Louisiana -- Louisiana Date: 1899, Baltimore Cartographer: US Dept. of Interior / Bureau of American Ethnology Size: 9.3

map Measures 50 x 40

TITLE/CONTENT OF MAP: 'American Isthmuses' DATE PRINTED: 1885 IMAGE SIZE: Approx 9.0 x 11.5cm, 3.5 x 4.5 inches (Small) TYPE: Antique wood-engraved map; Scale 155;000;000 CONDITION: Good; suitable for

1817 American Coast Pilot by Blunt Nautical MAPS Navigation Lighthouses Harbors Originally printed in 1796 (Adams), Edmund Blunt’s ‘American Coast Pilot’ was one of the earliest American works o

Title/Content of Map: Plan Exhibiting the State of the Surveys in The State of Florida With References Date Printed: 1855 Cartographer: WESCOTT, JOHN Material/Medium: A. Hoen & Co. Size: 24X26.5 Map s