A sheet containing three maps to include the East Coast of the United States from Massachusetts to Florida and depicting the Gulf Stream. The second map shows Long Island and…

The map is on a full sheet (20.6″ x 16.5″) with text below describing boundaries, principal towns, cities, climate, and other geographic detail.  Maryland counties are shown in color.  Rivers…

This oldest charting agency of the U.S. Government was first known as the “Survey of the Coast” and in 1836 the name was changed to the U. S. Coast Survey. …

This is one of the earliest atlas maps to show Alaska as a United States possession.  It covers a wide geographic area from Great Bear Lake in northern Canada west…

This rare copy of the map was engraved by G. W. Merchant of Albany.  It is a direct copy of Anthony Finley’s map published both as pocket and atlas editions. …

The map was published by the Alaska Steamship Company and features its colorful logo at the lower left corner.  The detailed topographic features include Mt. McKinley National Park, most major…

The map is perhaps the most important cartographic issue of New York produced for the Revolutionary War period. It is one of the most detailed and accurate maps made for…

This rare offering illustrates the region from James Bay to Chesapeake Bay and the confluence of the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers. Then from the Lake of the Woods to the…

Arnoldus Montanus (1625 – 1683) produced one of the greatest illustrated books on the Americas De Nieuwe en Onbekende Wereld, 1671.  There were one hundred beautifully engraved plates, views, and…

This is the second edition of Dr. Morse work, first published in 1795.  Elements of Geography was written for students to explain the world’s geography with emphasis on North America….