AN ANTIQUE TWO SIDED MAP, "Gray's Atlas Map of Texas,"

Map: 1873 Gray's Map of Texas verso Arkansas -- Gray's Atlas Map of Texas; Gray's Atlas Map of Arkansas Cartographer: F Gray Year / Place: 1873, Philadelphia Map Dimensions: 11.8 X 15 in. Condition: V

Map: Gray's Atlas Map of Texas Cartographer: Gray Illustrator: Gray, O. W. Publisher: Stedman, Brown & Lyon Date: 1873 Size: 12.5 x 15.25 inches Fully hand colored by counties. Counties extend in the

Two Gray's Atlas Maps on one sheet - Florida & Alabama Depicts railroad lines, common roads, canals, topography, etc. Maps are on each side of one sheet. A beautiful & rar

Two Gray's Atlas Maps on one sheet - Louisiana & Mississippi Depicts railroad lines, common roads, canals, topography, etc. Maps are on each side of one sheet. A b

Two Gray's Atlas Maps on one sheet - Georgia and South Carolina Inset of Charleston on South Carolina map. Depicts railroad lines, common roads, canals, topography,

Two Gray's Atlas Maps on one sheet - Michigan & Lake Superior and the Northern Part of Michigan Depicts railroad lines, common roads, canals, topography, etc. Maps are on ea

Two Antique Maps. Map of United States and Texas, dated 1839 by Daniel Burgess and  a Map of Mexico Central America and the West Indies, dated 1867 by S Augustus Mitchell.

One of the most attractive atlas maps of Texas to appear in the mid-19th century. This authentic antique map (160 years old) was published when the Civil War was at its height. It shows the region fro

Title/Content of Map: 1870 Gray Map of North/South America -- Gray's Atlas Map of North America verso Gray's Atlas Map of South America Date Printed: 1870 Philadelphia Cartographer: F Gray Size: 13 X

1846 Mitchell Map of Texas from 1851 atlas. This map features an early rendering of the final borders of the new State of Texas. This is from the series that was the first to name Dallas. Indian tribe

Title: San Francisco. Scarce 1881 atlas map of San Francisco divided by wards Map maker: O.W. Gray & Son, The National Atlas Place and Year: Philadelphia, 1881 Dimensions: 38 x 30.5 cm (15 x 12 in) Te

1st item: Jeremiah Greenleaf, "Texas Compiled from the Latest and Best Authorities," from a rare 1848 reissue of Greenleaf’s 1842 Universal Atlas. Greenleaf's 1842 map of Texas was based upon Burr��

Large and impressive hand-colored map of Texas from Gray’s National Atlas. Full title: “Gray’s New Map of Texas and the Indian Territory.” Created by Frank Gray, the map has

1853 Map of the United States with large Texas. Daniel Burgess. Delightful early school atlas map of the region. Shows counties, parishes, towns, rivers, populations, Indian Tribes, Court Houses, Fort

Excellent 1873 County Map of Texas by S. Augustus Mitchell. Impressive two-page County Map of the State of Texas. Map image much larger than earlier Mitchell maps. Designed and engraved by W. H. Gambl

Large and fully hand-colored map from the very scarce 1875 Jones and Hamilton Historical Atlas of the World Illustrated. Colored by county. This is a quality map, lithographed on good paper. Depicted

J. H. Colton 1855 map of Vermont, republished in the very scarce 1884 edition of Gray’s National Atlas. The ornamental border was dropped when it was republished. Shows railroads, post offices,

1860 Colton’s Texas - uncommon. From an 1864 school atlas. This map is not seen very often. Delineates all counties to 1860. Shows topography, forts, railroads, battle fields, rivers, etc. �

INCLUDES: TEXAS, MAPS OF TWO TRIPS TO GORILLA LAND AND THE CATARACTS OF THE CONGO, LONDRES TRAIN POSTER/AD, COSMOGRAPHIE, AND MORE

Puerto Rico and Virgin Isles/Haiti, Hispaniola, or St. Domingo Two highly detailed topographical maps on a single sheet from Thomson's influential New General Atlas. The upper map is of Puerto Rico an

Featured in this lot is this Maps of North America and Atlas of the World maps with territories, circa 1890-1920. There are a total of 23 maps, some show two sides and others are single sided. The fir

Antique Hand Colored Maps of Westchester County NY. This lot includes three 19th century hand colored maps including two from F.W. Beers "Atlas of New York and Vicinity" and one unmarked. Includes one

A group of three (3) antique maps of North America, one being a colored depiction of the eastern United States stretching from the east coast to the borders of present day Texas engraved by Gray & Son

West Indies. Cram's large, highly detailed map of the West Indies from his Superior Atlas of the World features shipping routes and undersea cables. On the verso are two separate maps: "Jamaica, Haiti