Remarkable early plat map of Matagorda, Texas, 1838

Two Early Maps of the Texas Republic each engraved with hand-coloring, the first by T. G. Bradford, engraved by G. W. Boynton, published Boston, 1838; the second by C. S. Williams, from A New Universa

1866 Schönberg's Early Map of Texas Historic Vintage Inspired Map As settlers spread west, Schönberg's map of Texas shows the growing state of Texas and the contemporary counties as of

1866 Schönberg's Early Map of Texas Historic Vintage Inspired Map As settlers spread west, Schönberg's map of Texas shows the growing state of Texas and the contemporary counties as of

Collection of Important Texas Historical Memorabilia including a 1936 Centennial state flag, two early maps of Texas - the first a "Map of Texas as a Republic" by T. G. Bradford, engraved by G. W. Boy

Reserve Reduced! Authentic handcolored map of Texas with 1860 date but from Mitchell’s New General Atlas published 1864 by S. Augustus Mitchell. Detailed early map of Texas, immediately prior to the

Early map with large Texas and huge Upper California. Contains an inset of Gold Regions of California and highlights the western half of the United States. Inset shows details of rivers and place name

Title: Early U.S. map shows Texas, Upper Calif. – 1839 Description: Vintage and interesting geography map showing Texas and Upper California at a time when they made up the entire southwestern Unite

Early 19th century hand colored map of Texas published by C.S. Williams, NE Corner of Market and 7th St., Philadelphia, 1845. Map engraved by J.H. Young exhibits previous folds and has been laid down.

1845, Map Of Texas From The Most Recent Authorities, Hand Colored Engraving, Sight 12 X 15 Inches, Matted And Burl Frame 22 X 25 X 0.5 Inches, Slight Toning To Paper Appropriate For Age, Not Examined

Title: Early map of the large size Texas state, first to show Dallas. 1846 by Mitchell Date/Period: 1846 Materials: Hand colored engraved Size: 11 1/2 x9" Very important map shows Texas as it first jo

Heading: (Texas) Author: Niles, J.M. & L.T. Pease Title: A Map of Mexico and the Republic of Texas. Drawn & Engraved to accompany the History of Mexico & Texas by J.M. Niles & L.T. Pease, 1838 Place P

A REPUBLIC OF TEXAS MAP, "Amérique Septentrionale," EARLY 20TH CENTURY, hand-colored lithograph on paper, after geographical works by Malte-Brun, Thierry et Barthelmier, engravers, J. Blumenthal,

Title/Content of Map: Texas. Rare and important early Map. Date Printed: 1843 Cartographer: based on the work of H.C. Tanner Material/Medium: Paper Size: 17" x 14" Hand colored engraved Map. From the

Early map of the United States with Texas and Oklahoma as one territory. W. R. Chambers. Circa 1850 map of the United States extends into the Great Plains here split up between Nebraska and Kanzas Ter

Title/Content of Map: 1852 Mitchell Map of Texas -- No.13 Map of the State of Texas Date: 1852, Philadelphia Cartographer: S Mitchell Size: 8 X 10.5 in. This is a very nice map of Texas from its early

Early Rand McNally vertical format Texas map from scarce 1876 Jones & Hamilton atlas. Large and uncommon McNally vertical format map of Texas from the scarce 1876 Jones & Hamilton Historical Atlas of

Bound vintage book containing maps of Texas counties, featuring maps based off early twentieth century cartography 1.5"h x 17"w x 14"d We happily provide seamless shipping services on everything we

Early map of Bexar County, TX, showing original land grants, framed frame: 30"h x 34"w Provenance: A San Antonio, TX Collection We happily provide seamless shipping services on everything we sell.

Map of North America Hand Colored Map. Map showing the Mexico when it contained California and Texas, as well as the United States claim on the west coast stretching to meet the Russian Possessions of

Title/Content of Map: 1838 Bradford Map of Iowa and Wisconsin -- Iowa and Wisconsin Date Printed: 1838, New York Cartographer: T Bradford Size: 14.3 x 11.5 in. This is a rather scarce early map of por

DescriptionTitle: 1856 Texas Map by MitchellDate/Period: 1856Materials: Hand colored steel engravingSize: 11” x 9”br>Discover Texas as it was in 1856 with this important early map by Mitch

These are vintage maps that were first made in 1915 and 1921. These maps are a great glance into the early official mapping of the Americas. The two maps in this lot are of Texas. (1) Topography map o

Scarce map of Texas by J.H. Young. “Map of the State of Texas from the Latest Authorities by J. H. Young.” 1850 map from an early 1855 edition of the Cowperthwait, Desilver & Butler New Univer

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