New Caledonia. VERY RARE subject. Only obtainable map

Title: New Caledonia. VERY RARE subject. Only obtainable map of the short lived Scottish colony in Panama Description: The short lived Scottish settlement in Panama known as New Caledonia, c1732/1736

Map of the short lived settlement in Panama. From the Atlas Minor by Herman Moll, Only known obtainable map of the failed colony.

Title: Rare Map New Guinea latest discoveries by Dampier Date/Period: 1744-1748. Materials: Copperplate engraved Dimensions: 16x9 3/4”. Subject. Map of discoveries by Dampier. New Guinea. Surround

Excellent example of Anthony Finley's very scarce 1833 map of Alabama from a rare late edition of his New General Atlas, one of the earliest obtainable separate maps of Alabama. Map is hand-colored by

Port Jervis Orange County New York Scarce Maker: F. W. Beers Dated: 1875 Type: Hand Colored Dimensions: 26 x 18" Condition Report

Title/Content of Map: New Caledonia & New Hebrides Date Printed: 1740-70's Cartographer: J.N. Bellin & J.F. La Harpe Material/Medium: Paper Size: 21" x 16 1/3" Copperplate engraved. Published in Paris

Bernard Ratzer "Plan of the City of New York". Signed lower right in the plate "T. Kitchin Sculpt" (Kitchin recorded the cartographer's name as Ratzen (sic) rather than Ratzer). The map backed, rolled

Showing Otago, Canterbury, Christchurch, Godley River and the Tasman Sea. Manuscript Map, Rare Printers Proof (Unique) Later Published in "The Geographical Journal" by the RGS. With margin pencil anno

Title/Content of Map: Important and rare Map of New England & mid Atlantic colonial America Date Printed: 1746 Cartographer: Thomas Salmon & Herman Moll Material/Medium: Paper Size: 14 1/2" x 9 1/2" C

Antique County Map of The State of New York, 1867, inscription to lower left reads ‘Drawn & Engraved by W.H. Gamble, Philadelphia, subject map of New York State with zoomed excerpts of various cit

Title: The first obtainable map of Georgia. RARE and IMPORTANT Date/Period: 1744-1748 Materials: Copperplate engraved Dimensions: 19 x 16 1/4” Map by Emanuel Bowen, published by John Harris in 'Na

Title/Content of Map: Western Hemisphere by Reinecke *RARE* Date: 1804 Cartographer: J.C. M. Reinecke Material/Medium: Paper Size: 27" x 23" Provenance: New York Rare hand colored engraved Map. Please

TITLE/CONTENT OF MAP: 'British Columbia (New Caledonia); Vancouver Island' The San Juan islands are shown on the map as British, although at the time of publication they were disputed territory. The U

DODD, MEAD, & CO Map of New York City, inscriptions read ‘Copyright 1907 by Dodd, Mead, & Co’, ‘New York City (Greater New York) and Vicinity’, subject a map of NYC and parts of New Jersey’,

"Sketch II Showing The Progress of the Survey in Section No. VIII" A Rare Map centred on New Orleans and Lake Pontchartrain. Also showing Bon Secours Bay (Alabama) Isle au Breton Sound and Vermilion B

"Sketch II Showing The Progress of the Survey in Section No. VIII" A Rare Map centred on New Orleans and Lake Pontchartrain. Also showing Bon Secours Bay (Alabama) Isle au Breton Sound and Vermilion B

A lot of antique maps titled North Part of Hempstead, Part of Smithtown, Part of Town of Islip, and more from the early 20th century. Also contains a very rare unpainted map of New England and New Yor

"Heading: (Photographs – New Orleans, etc.) Author: Title: 11 stereo view or cabinet photographs of American or maritime subjects, including rare early views of New Orleans Place Published:

By: Bertius/TavernierDate: 1627 (circa)Dimensions: 20 x 15.25 inches (50.75 x 38.5 cm)According to Burden, "This rare map is one of a set of the four known continents that Melchior Tavernier had engra

The earliest obtainable map of Brussels, Belgium. The plan shows an idealized almost circular view of the city with city walls nearly entirely ringed by a moat on one side and the River Senne on the o

SMITH, John (1580-1631). New England the most remarqueable parts thus named by the high and mighty Prince Charles, Prince of great Britaine. Observed and described by Captayn John Smith... Copperplate

Heading: (New York - Tuxedo Park) Author: Bowditch, Ernest W. Title: Tuxedo Park Orange County New York. May, 1887 Place Published: New York Publisher:Endicott & Co. Photo Lith. Date Published: <

Rare Kanak scepter called "star club", named after the first English colonists in the Pacific for the star shape of the upper part. Attached is an image that testifies to some drawings dating back to

Heading: Author: Korff Brothers Title: Map of the submarine telegraph between America & Europe with its various communications on the two continents Place Published: New York Publisher: Date Pub