Scarce 1833 map of West Indies – fine impression

True fully hand colored map of the Caribbean by Anthony Finley features the West Indies and Caribbean Islands. The map extends from southern Florida to northern South America and includes the Bahamas,

Extremely scarce map of Mexico depicting Texas territory just three years before it gained its independence. Shows major portion of western America still belonging to Mexico, including New Albion and

Collectible map of the Western Hemisphere from the extremely scarce 1833 edition of Finley’s New General Atlas. Maps from this edition are rarely available anywhere. Nice original hand coloring.

Extremely scarce map of Mexico depicting Texas territory just three years before it gained its independence. Shows major portion of western America still belonging to Mexico, including New Albion and

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

Original antique map of the Caribbean Islands from the scarce Mitchell's Universal Atlas of 1848. Exhibits lovely full hand coloring done at the time of publishing. Light tanning at extreme edges. Two

Map Title: Arcipelago delle Antille ossia Indie Occidentali Cartographer: Marzolla Place & Date: Naples / 1850 Size: 23 3/4" x 17 1/8" Condition: outline color; minor, very light spotting A scarce, mi

1778 "The West Indies and Gulf of Mexico from the Latest and Best Observations", by John Lodge. Hand colored map. Fine, measures 15 x 9". Reserve: $80.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $5.00 to anyw

Scarce 1816 atlas edition of Mathew Carey's map of Haiti, the western half of the island of St. Domingo in the West Indies. Map appears to be identical to the one in Carey’s 1814 General Atlas.

This is a fine example of McNally's System of Geography by: Francis McNally, published by A.S. Barmes & Co. in 1875. This atlas was made for schools, academies, and seminaries to teach students about

A fine folding map showing the West Indies, the Gulf of Mexico and coastline including Florida . "An Accurate Map of the West Indies with Adjacent Coast", engraved by Gibson for Gentleman's Magazine.

Map: Isole Antili, La Cuba, La Spagnuola Descritta Cartographer: Vincenzo Coronelli Place & Date: Venice / 1690 Size: 17" x 10 1/4" Condition: b&w, light overprinting and some creasing The scarce and

This fine map engraving is from Joseph Meyer's Zeitungs-Atlas für Krieg und Frieden. The work was published in New York by Hildburghausen between 1849 and 1860. The atlas was designed for businessmen

Caribbean & Gulf of Mexico.- Blaeu (Willem Jansz.) Insulae Americanae in Oceano Septentrionali, cum Terris Adiacentibus, fine map centered on the West Indies, showing parts of Virginia and Florida, Cu

190-year-old map of Scotland from the very scarce 1833 edition of Anthony Finley’s New General Atlas. A beautiful specimen with crisp ink impression and carefully applied hand coloring executed

WOODBRIDGE, W.C. . London: Whittaker, 1821. From "Modern Atlas". Approximately 8-1/2 x 10-1/2, in plastic sleeve. Right margin a little close trimmed (no loss of image), else fine. Depicts the North A

"North America and The West Indies with the latest discoveries" Scarce issue Engraved by Topham, Leeds. Copper Engraved Map Published 1806, London for "Barclay's Complete and Universal English Diction

Authentic first edition/first printing of Samuel A. Mitchell Jr’s Map of Mexico, Central America and the West Indies, with plate number just above title, indicating the rare first state of this map.

A New Gazetteer or Geographical Dictionary of North America and the West Indies, etc. Original full calf. Gilt-decorated spine with label. Illustrated with two fully hand-colored, foldout maps and man

A fine example of Mitchell's 1860 map of Mexico, Central America, and the West Indies from the Mitchell New Universal Atlas of 1866. Depicts the region in considerable detail with notations regarding

This fine map engraving is from one of the ealiest American atlases published in the states: Mathew Carey's General Atlas. The work was published in Philadelphia by Carey in 1796. It was an important

"The West Indies Exhibiting the English French Spanish Dutch & Danish Settlements with the adjacent Parts of North & South America from the best Authorities 1777". Interesting map of Florida, the Cari

Title/Content of Map: Insularum Cubae, Hispaniolae, Iucatanae & circumjacentium describtio Cartographer: van den Keere / Langenes Place & Date: Amsterdam / 1598 Size: 5" x 3 1/4" Condition: b&w; overa

Title/Content of Map: Indes Occidentales Cartographer: Blondeau Place & Date: Paris / 1790 (circa) Size: 12 1/2" x 7 1//4" Condition: outline color; light overall age toning A well-detailed and nicely