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Canals Connecting Cleveland and Columbus, and More.

Ohio.

1840 (undated)
10 x 12 in (25.40 x 30.48 cm)
Ohio-greenleaf-1840

$250.00

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An appealing example of Jeremiah Greenleaf's scarce 1840 map of Ohio that appeared in the first edition of his Universal Atlas. It displays the state in a period of rapid development, driven by new settlers and a growing canal and road network. (more details)
...a highly colored, quasi-historical splurge...

An Historical Map of the Lake Champlain Tour along the Warpath of the Nations.

1939 (dated)
15.25 x 8.5 in (38.74 x 21.59 cm)
HistoricalChamplain-bridgecomm-1939

$175.00

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A charming map summarizing the Lake Champlain region's early history. This is a 1939 Lake Champlain Bridge Commission pictorial map of Lake Champlain and Lake George. Pictorial vignettes capture events during the colonial period, the American Revolution, and the War of 1812, while the central map promotes the Bridge Commission's two bridges: the Rouses Point Bridge and the Lake Champlain Bridge. (more details)
Brazil in the Years after Independence.

Brazil.

1849 (undated)
10 x 12 in (25.40 x 30.48 cm)
Brazil-greenleaf-1849

$120.00

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A beautiful example of Jeremiah Greenleaf's 1849 map of Brazil, Guyana, and Paraguay, that appeared in his Universal Atlas. (more details)
Gold Rush Promotional Map of Johannesburg.

Carte du District Aurifère du Witwatersrand. Transvaal - Afrique du Sud. A'après le cadastre officiel du gouvernement.

1895 (dated)
28.5 x 79 in (72.39 x 200.66 cm)
Witwatersrand-goldmann-1895

$5,500.00

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A rare and stunning 1895 large-format folding cadastral map of gold claims during the Witwatersrand Gold Rush, prepared by the appropriately-names Charles Sydney Goldman, printed by Langonnet et Langlet, and published by Henry Dupont. It demonstrates the evolution of mining methods and the rapid growth of Johannesburg and surrounding towns with the influx of miners. (more details)
Influential and Entertaining.

Africae Accurata Tabula ex officina Nic. Visscher.

1658 (undated)
16.75 x 21.25 in (42.54 x 53.98 cm)
Africa-visscher-1658

$1,400.00

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This is a c. 1677 example of Nicolas Visscher's 1658 map of Africa. It is a beautifully decorated work, with lively cartouches (see below), eleven ships, a brace of flying fish, and a whale. Visscher's superb engraving affords a superabundance of detail which reveals a contrast between a strong understanding of Africa' coastal region with a deep ignorance of the interior. (more details)
Earliest Atlas Map of Maryland Published in the American Republic.

The State of Maryland, from the Best Authorities.

1795 (undated)
11 x 16 in (27.94 x 40.64 cm)
Maryland-carey-1795

$600.00

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An important map of Maryland from the early days of the American Republic, this 1795 work was drawn by Samuel Lewis and engraved by William Barker for inclusion in Matthew Carey's Carey's American Edition of Guthrie's Geography Improved, the first atlas published in the United States. (more details)
Earliest Atlas Map of Connecticut Published in the American Republic.

Connecticut from the Best Authorities.

1795 (undated)
12 x 14.5 in (30.48 x 36.83 cm)
Connecticut-carey-1795

$600.00

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A fascinating 1795 map of the state of Connecticut, drawn and engraved by Amos Doolittle for Matthew Carey's Carey's American Edition of Guthrie's Geography Improved, the first atlas published in the United States of America. (more details)
North America following the American Revolution.

A General Map of North America from the Best Authorities.

1787 (undated)
7.5 x 9 in (19.05 x 22.86 cm)
NorthAmerica-kitchin-1787

$350.00

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This is Thomas Kitchin's 1787 map of North America. Although it does not name the United States prominently - possibly a deliberate oversight for the benefit of British audiences still smarting from their defeat - the map provides a fair reflection of the situation in North America following the Revolution. (more details)
Finest colonial-era map of the American southeast.

A Map of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama Islands with the Adjacent Parts.

1743 (undated)
17 x 23.75 in (43.18 x 60.32 cm)
CarolinaFlorida-catesby-1743-2

$21,000.00

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A beautiful 18th-century example of Mark Catesby’s 1743 map of the southeastern parts of North America. This map is considered one of the finest colonial-era maps of the American southeast. The present example is a 1771 third edition of the map. (more details)
Holy grail of Siam map collecting.

Royaume De Siam, avec Les Royaumes qui luy sont-Tributaries, et les Isles de Sumatra, Andemaon, etc.

1742 (dated)
19 x 25 in (48.26 x 63.50 cm)
Siam-coronellinolin-1742

$10,000.00

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This is the important and influential Coronelli-Nolin map of Southeast Asia, considered one of the Holy Grails of Siam-related map collecting. Here in its 1742 edition, the map was first issued in 1687, following the 1685 first French embassy to Siam, led by Alexandre, Chevalier de Chaumont (1640 - 1710). Most Europeans were expelled from Siam a year later in 1688, making this the definitive model of all subsequent maps of Siam, and Southeast Asia in general until the 1821 John Crawfurd Embassy. (more details)
Rangeley Lakes Region.

Map of Oxford County Maine.

1858 (dated)
59 x 56 in (149.86 x 142.24 cm)
OxfordCoMaine-walling-1858

$2,750.00

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A superb example of H. F. Walling's 1858 wall map of Oxford County Maine. Composed of much of Maine's western border, the map embraces parts of the beautiful Rangeley Lakes Region, including Mooselookmeguntic Lake and the adjacent Richardson Lakes. (more details)
Pre-Смутное время plan of Moscow.

Moscva.

1646 (undated)
10.75 x 14 in (27.30 x 35.56 cm)
Moscow-merian-1646

$1,900.00

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This is a scarce 1638 Matthais Merian city plan or map of Moscow. Apart from the Braun and Hogenberg, this is the earliest full-sheet edition of the plan, which pre-dates by more than 20 years the version included by Joan Blaeu in his Atlas Maior. (more details)
Insular Korea and is the first map to show the discoveries of Vries and Coen.

Nova et Accurata Japoniae Terrae Esonis ac Insularum adjacentium.

1644 (undated)
18.25 x 22.25 in (46.36 x 56.52 cm)
JapanKorea-jansson-1644

$1,900.00

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An attractive old color example of the 1644 Johannes Janssonius map of Japan and the surrounding lands, including an exceptional insular Korea. Jansson's map is significant on many levels, including being the first printed map to include cartography from the Maarten de Vries manuscript, a fascinating rendering of the Kuril Islands, the joining of Hokkaido (Eso) and Sakhalin, and the presentation of Korea as an island. (more details)
Old modes of transportation against air travel just before World War II.

Air France. 'Nova et Vetera' sur la Vieille Terre des Chemins Nouveaux.

1939 (undated)
23.5 x 38.25 in (59.69 x 97.16 cm)
AirFranceNovaetVetera-boucher-1939

$1,900.00

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This is a 1939 Lucien Boucher Air France pictorial map of the world on the eve of World War II. Created during an era when air travel was still relatively new, Boucher contrasts earlier modes of transportation with aviation. People from around the world travel via carriage, on horseback, and foot, and rarely venture far from their homes. Boucher's map traces Air France's routes across Europe, Africa, South America, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia, from Paris to Hong Kong, highlighting the 'ease' with which travelers could visit parts of the world that had previously felt inaccessible. The colorful vignettes of ships dotted across the world's oceans provide an even starker contrast, mainly when set against the massive silhouette of an airplane along the top border. (more details)
With steam and sailing ships!

New York City Map.

1857 (dated)
16 x 29.25 in (40.64 x 74.30 cm)
NewYorkCity-phelps-1857-2

$1,500.00

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This is a detailed, colorful 1857 map of New York City by Humphrey Phelps. (more details)
La Reina del Plata.

Plano Centenario de la Capital Federal / Plano de Tramways de la Capital Federal.

1915 (undated)
33 x 44.5 in (83.82 x 113.03 cm)
BuenosAires-bemporat-1915

$1,200.00

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This c. 1915 map is an early example Aquiles Bemporat's map of Buenos Aires, issued as the city was undergoing a period of during a period of cultural and economic florescence. Bemporat was one of the most prominent 20th century cartographers of his home city and country, and this beautiful example is one of the finest we have seen of his work. (more details)
Britain's Bulwark.

English Channel. [Admiralty Chart No.] 1598.

1897 (dated)
25.5 x 54.5 in (64.77 x 138.43 cm)
EnglishChannelWest-admiralty-1897

$600.00

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A large-format 1897 nautical map or chart of the English Channel produced by the British Admiralty. It demonstrates both the notorious hazards of the channel for larger ships, as well as a greater understanding and cataloging of those same hazards in the late 19th century. (more details)
10 foot blueprint of Lincoln including the University of Nebraska campus!

Lincoln, Nebr.

1929 (dated)
30.25 x 116.5 in (76.84 x 295.91 cm)
LincolnNebr-olbry-1929

$550.00

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Measuring just short of ten feet, this is an impressive 1929 Omaha, Lincoln and Beatrice Railway cyanotype or blueprint map of part of Lincoln, Nebraska, including all of the modern-day City Campus of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. (more details)
Blueprint city plan of Lincoln.

City of Lincoln, Nebraska and Environs.

1921 (dated)
38 x 29 in (96.52 x 73.66 cm)
LincolnNebraskaEnvirons-cbqrr-1921

$500.00

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This is a 1921 Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad city map of Lincoln, Nebraska. The map was issued in the heady days following World War I (1914 - 1918) and bustled with the broader currents of the Roaring Twenties. During this period Lincoln's downtown expanded with a mix of new infrastructure, businesses, and cultural institutions, reflecting a vibrant urban scene. (more details)
Early Days of Interstate 80.

San Francisco via Reno to Chicago / Direct Routes to Reno - 'Fun Center of the West'.

1961 (dated)
4 x 27 in (10.16 x 68.58 cm)
SFChicago-eddy-1961

$450.00

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A whimsical two-sided pictorial strip map of highway routes between San Francisco and Chicago drawn by Gerald Eddy in 1961 for Harold's Club casino in Reno. Among other features, it is notable for showcasing Interstate 80, only designated five years prior. It is part of series of similar strip map issued by Eddy for Herod's Club, but by far the rarest. (more details)

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