Langdon, John (sold)
John Langdon (fl. c. 1790 - 1840) was an auctioneer, bookseller, and part time publisher active in New York during the mid 19th Century. Langdon's publishing ventures seem to have been minimal and associated exclusively with his regular auction offering. Several of his auction catalogues survive including one dated to 1798. Langdon's sole map publication is an rarely seen pocket map of New York City that appears to be either a reissue or an outright theft S. Mark's map of 1827. A John Langdon is known to have been president of the Senate during the investiture of George Washington as President, but it is unclear if it is the same person. Langdon had his offices at 151 Fulton Street, New York City.
Extremely scarce pocket map of New York City.
A New Map of the City of New York Comprising all the Late Improvements.
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A very obscure pocket map of New York City issued in 1831 by J. Langdon of 151 Fulton Street. Oriented to the west, Langdon's map covers New York from Forty Fifth street south to the Battery. This map divides and color codes the city according to wards, of ... (more details)
Map of the District of Columbia.
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This is a beautiful 1901 map or plan of Washington D.C. by J. G. Langdon. Prepared under the direction of the sub-committee on the improvement of the park system, the map covers Washington D.C. from Alexandria and the Arlington Cemetery eastward as far as ... (more details)