Scarce 1844 map of N. America, Olney

Elusive and interesting map of North America from Olney’s 1844 School Geography. Texas Territory is shown in the year just before gaining statehood. Although it shows borders consistent with the Tex

The scarcer version of the single page North America maps by Jesse Olney with Texas extending its long stovepipe panhandle north almost to present-day Wyoming. Illustrates the extreme northern border

Surprisingly clean and sound wall map of North America showing significant evolution of territories west of the Mississippi River following the Mexican-American War and during the height of the Califo

A lovely and clean map from the very scarce Colton’s General Atlas of 1890, likely the last atlas the Colton family produced (Phillips lists 1888 as the last date). In over twenty years in the map b

Scarce and beautiful double-page early copperplate-engraved map of North America depicting the new country right after America claimed her independence. Early east coast states delineated along with p

Scarce 1855 Von Spruner map of North America, with particular attention paid to the Discovery, Conquest and Colonization of the region. This Justus Perthes map includes Nation states, European possess

One of the more interesting and elusive school maps of the United States at a time of great territorial expansion. This 1844 double-page Olney school geography map shows the Republic of Texas in one o

Map of New England and New York to Illustrate Olney’s School Geography drawn and engraved by Sherman and Smith; 1844. Shows Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island an

1844 ATLAS Geography 19 MAPS Early America United States Southern School Jesse Olney was a 19th-century American historian who published a number geographical and history readers including his famous

Title: Map of North America Maker: Olney Date: 1844 Dimensions (inches): 9 x 12 Medium: Hand Colored Lithograph Condition: Good Condition, little bit of foxing No Reserve: This lot starts at $1 and ha

Great map of North America with many western states in early configurations or not yet created. Kansas and Utah in elongated states (Utah Territory with its original borders created in 1850). Nebraska

Cartographer: Flemming Place & Date: Glogau / 1844 Size: 16 1/2" x 13 1/4" Condition: outline color; some spotting, mostly along the margins The scarce Flemming map of pre-Mexican-American War Mexico

Fully hand-colored map of the New England and Atlantic states. From the very scarce Jones and Hamilton Atlas of the World Illustrated published 1875 by H. H. Hardesty. This atlas was usually published

Two-page map of Northern California, Nevada Territory and western portion of Utah from the extremely scarce 1882 Cram’s Unrivaled Family Atlas of the World. The only Cram atlas maps that were ha

Important and rare true first edition example of map of North America by S. Augustus Mitchell and H. N. Burroughs. Texas is shown in its largest appearance, extending north to the Arkansas River and w

One of the key maps in the 1860s Johnson series of North America. In this map Idaho Territory encompasses what would eventually become Idaho, Montana and Wyoming. Dakota Territory has yet to split int

One of the key maps in the 1860s Johnson series of North America. In this map Dakota Territory has yet to split into its north and south divisions while it stretches to encompass what will eventually

New and Accurate Map Of N America 1814, 24x24, Published by Mathey Carey, Phila, Pa

Clean map with wonderful period hand coloring. Very light toning on two edges. Image close to right paper edge as published. Three tiny repaired edge tears. From the New Universal Atlas of 1854 publis

One of the key maps in the 1860s Johnson series of North America. In this map Idaho Territory encompasses what would eventually become Idaho, Montana and Wyoming. Dakota Territory has yet to split int

Large and impressive hand-colored map of the North American continent. Found in the very scarce Jones and Hamilton Atlas of the World Illustrated, published 1875 by H. H. Hardesty. This map, drawn by

Great Mitchell “Map of North America Showing its Political Divisions and Recent Discoveries in the Polar Region.” This map came from Mitchell’s 1862 New General Atlas. Full vintage hand coloring

Map dated 1858 and found in an 1869 edition of Mitchell’s School Atlas. An early map showing Alaska as U. S. territory. Alaska labeled “Russia America; Ter’y of United States.”

Interesting school atlas map showing such things as where gold and other mineral deposits are located in each country, mountain chains and temperatures in the North American continent. A unique map in