MELISH, JOHN. Map of Pennsylvania, constructed

[MAPS]. MELISH, John (1771-1821). United States of America Compiled form the latest & bet Authorities. Philadelphia: Murray Draper Fairman & Co., 1818. Engraved map of the eastern United States,

Pocket map of the Map of Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware, Constructed from the latest authorities. D.H. Vance del. J.H. Young Sc. Published by A. Finley Philada, 1825. Is inscribed on the inside

Geographical and Topographical map of the Anthracite Fields of Pennsylvania, constructed from original explorations and instrumental surveys by Henry D Rogers, state geologist, 1858. Has some discolor

Philadelphia, H. C. Corey & I. Lea, 1822, engraved by Benjamin Tanner, had colored from a complete historical, chronological and geographical American atlas. Sight size 17" x 22", in a high quality mo

JOHN MELISH (SCOTLAND/AMERICAN 1771-1822), EARLY AND RARE MAP OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, C.1813. ENTERED AS THE ACT DIRECTS AND PUBLISHED BY JOHN MELISH, PHILADELPHIA, JUNE 1813. SIGHT 13 X 17 1

Framed and matted print of "The State of Pennsylvania from the latest Surveys 1800" from John Payne's New and Complete System of Universal Geography, with Philadelphia Print Shop Ltd. label on reverse

DESCRIPTION: Two early maps of Pennsylvania. Includes: 1) 1805 handcolored engraved map by John Carey in two parts. 17" x 21-1/4". Hinged at center. Small pinhole to York County. Light edge toning. Co

[MAP-CANADA] ADAMS, JOHN, surveyor. Map of the City and Suburbs of Montreal ... Constructed from a New Survey, 1825 by John Adams. New York: Engraved by J. D. Stout, 1825. Engraved map on three large

Antique map by John Bartholomew & Co for The Edinburgh Geographical Institute. Large chromolithographed map. Technique: Chromolithography. Date: 1880. Artist: John George Bartholomew and Son. Place: E

(English, 1754-1835). "Part of North America comprehending Ohio, New England, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, Carolinas & Georgia" (sic) hand colored map, circa 1782, 9 1/2 x 1

[James Wilson]. Manuscript Plat Map of Luzerne County, Pennsylvania with Autograph Endorsement Signed

JOHN HOMERS TO THOMAS LIVEZEY. MOUNTED ON CANVAS.

[PENNSYLVANIA]. A group of 13 maps, including: Map Exhibiting a General View of the Roads and Inland Navigation of Pennsylvania…by John Adam and John Wallis. Reissued in Pennsylvania Archives Th

Cary, John (British, 1754-1835). A New Map of Part of the United States of North America, Exhibiting the Western Territory, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia &c. Also, the Lakes Superior, Mic

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

Lehigh Valley Railroad was an integral cog in the coal mining industry of Pennsylvania. Ferrying their cargo to to rust belt cities and powering the industrial revolution. Wonderfully constructed with

Theo. W. Bean, Norristown, Pennsylvania, Charles P. Shreiner, 1876. Large pull out map. softcover paper bound. 9 x 6 inches Condition: Good

Map: United States of America Compiled from the Latest & Best Authorities Maker: John Melish Publisher: M. Carey, Philadelphia Publishing Date: 1821 Size: 17 x 21.375 inches An important map by the Am

Also includes Transylvania and the Suisse. Dedicated to His Grace John Duke of Marleborough, Prince of Mindelheim. Hand colored. Constructed in 4 panels. Creasing, particularly at panel attachments. T

Title: Pennsylvania Publication Date: 1819 Cartographer: ARROWSMITH & LEWIS Publisher: JOHN CONRAD & CO. Size: 7.8Height - 9.8Width Map detailing topography, towns, townships, roads (with distances) a

Also includes map of France.Spain & Portugal: Dedicated to His Grace John, Duke of Argile. Constructed in 4 panels, hand colored. Tears to bottom at panel creases; adhesive has failed down middle pane

To accompany Melish Maps. Dated 1822.

23"h x 20"w

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Heinrich Luden, Plan von Pittsburg und Umgebungen, from Reise Sr. Hoheit des Herzogs Bernhard zu Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach durch Nord-Amerika..., 1828 (circa). Hand Color. This