Most recently added antique and rare maps as of 7/5/2025.
Illustrates the Erie Canal, the Long Island Railroad, and the New York and Harlem Railroad - one of the first railroads in the United States.
$250.00
Depicts the extensive rail network in New Jersey, including the Camden and Amboy - one of the ten oldest railroads in North America.
$250.00
An engaging and funny booklet containing six pictorial maps of the 1939 New York World's Fair.
$800.00
The third in a series of maps of possible Allied invasions during the summer of 1943.
$250.00
Features an inset map of Cape Henlopen and the Delaware Breakwater.
$250.00
Depicts the rail network of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railway - the second transcontinental rail route.
$350.00
One of the first maps of Vermont published outside of the United States.
$175.00
Depicts the Illinois and Michigan Canal which helped establish Chicago as a transportation hub before railroads became the dominant form of transportation.
$350.00
A first-hand accounting of a 'hitherto blank piece of country' created in the early 20th century.
$250.00
An early map of the Bermejo River by Captain Henry Bolland - an expert on the navigation of South American rivers.
$250.00
Printed a week after the Allies secured the surrender of German and Italian forces in North Africa.
$200.00
Includes an incredible view of an imagined Nazi aerial attack on Gibraltar.
$250.00
A rare map of New York City labeling school districts.
$450.00
Illustrates the route of the Lexington and Ohio Railroad - the only railroad in operation in Kentucky until 1859.
$250.00
Early pictorial map designed to illustrate American production and resources.
$450.00
Illustrates the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad in Iowa.
$100.00
Fascinating map the divides the world into terrestrial and maritime hemispheres and argues for a Paris Prime Meridian.
$1,800.00
World War II Allied target map of Tsingtao. This map is unique and unlike any others we were able to locate.
$775.00