Map, Hudson River, Rev. War, Sauthier, 1776

At the top of the map is written: "A Topographical Map of Hudsons River, with the Channels Depth of Water, Rocks, Shoals, &c. and the Country Adjacent, from Sandy-Hook, New York and Bay to Fort Edward

Rare Revolutionary War battle map of the important Hudson River corridor showing northern New England and Quebec. This map is from the rare atlas from John Marshall’s “Life of Washington” publis

Sauthier and Ratzer, "Carte des Troubles de L'Amerique". French engraved and hand-colored map dated 1778. Depicts locations of importance during the Revolutionary War along the Hudson River. Details N

The January 1778 issue of Gentleman’s Magazine featuring a folding map of “Hudson’s River with the Adjacent Country”, showing area from Lake Ontario to Long Island and Philadelphia. Important

Scarce Revolutionary War battle plan of the New York Campaign of 1776, from Marshall's Life of Washington. Shows the American positions on Manhattan Island. Covers the strategically important Manhatta

Title: 1807 Lewis Map of Lower Hudson River -- A Plan of the Country from Frogs Point to Croton River showing the Positions of the American and British Armies from the 12th of October 1776 untill the

American Revolution First American Printing Of A Revolutionary War Battle Map "A View of the Present Seat of War, at and near New-York." [1776] Revolutionary War Printed, First American printed Revolu

The January 1778 issue of "The Gentleman's Magazine", printed at London for D. Henry. 48 pages including folding map (8.5 x 14") "of Hudson's River with the adjacent Country". Revolutionary War conten

Engraved print map of Connecticut and Rhode Island. Highly detailed revolutionary war era map with towns, roads, rivers, islands, bays and more. Issued: 1776 Dimensions: 10"W x 8"H

[Revolutionary War] [Richard Phillips.] A MAP OF THE COUNTRY FROM RARITON RIVER IN EAST JERSEY, TO ELK HEAD IN MARYLAND, SHEWING THE SEVERAL OPERATIONS OF THE AMERICAN & BRITISH ARMIES, IN 1776 & 1777

Title/Content of Map: Hudson River Sheet No.1 from New York to Haverstraw Date Printed: 1864 Cartographer: WHITING, H. L./J. MECHAN/F. W. DORR Material/Medium: GPO Size: 39X16.75 "from a trigonometric

Rev. War Dated Commission of MA Naval Hero Simeon Sampson, Captain of "Armed Brigantine called the Independence" A contemporary clerical copy of an original Massachusetts Bay Colony document appointin

Heading: (New York - Hudson River Railroad) Author: Title: Hudson River and the Hudson River Railroad: With a complete map, and wood cut views of the principal objects of interest upon the line Place

Copyrighted 1891 Image Sight is 19 1/2" x 29 3/4" . Condition, some folds and foxing. Some water damage, top left.

Framed Map of Hudson River Days Pt. GW Bridge, published by the U.S. Department of Commerce National oceanic and atmospheric administration national ocean survey, Measures 29 x 41 1/2 inches, gold ton

American Revolution 1788 Engraved Map: "The Part of Virginia which was the Seat of Action" by T. Conder, Sculptor, London 1788 Revolutionary War Era Map titled, "The Part of Virginia which was the Sea

Extremely scarce reprint of the original 1781 map by John Lodge and John Bew. Uncommon Revolutionary War map showing the defenses for New York and the surrounding area, including Staten and Long islan

Early HUDSON RIVER MAP, softcover, by BRYANT UNION PUBLISHING CO. NEW YORK CITY. Measures approx. 104" long, on back side is prominent places & advertising. Nice overall condition for its fragility. I

A copperplate engraving of a map titled “Sketch of the Country Illustrating the late Engagement in Long Island”, which is a Revolutionary War map featuring Long Island and the site of the Battle o

Historic map of Virginia and the Carolinas during the American Revolutionary War. Not a common map; from the rare atlas volume of Marshall’s Life of Washington. “Map of part of Virgina, North Caro

Rare and desirable map of central New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania during the American Revolutionary War drawn by Joseph Yeager for John Marshall’s 1832 edition of The Life of Washington. “Map

“Boston with its Environs” From the very scarce atlas to accompany Marshall’s “Life of Washington,” published 1832. Two editions of this atlas are noted; this map comes f

Fascinating and historic map of the area around New York City drawn by Joseph Yeager for John Marshall’s “Life of Washington,” published in 1832. A map that scarcely shows up for sale, it shows

1844 BROADSIDE- WILLARD'S NEW MAP OF THE HUDSON RIVER AND RAIL-ROAD GUIDE FOR 1844, HAS PCS MISSING AND STAINS, AS PICTURED