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…

An attractive map of the Carolinas from Rigobert Bonne’s Atlas De Toutes Les Parties Connues Du Globe Terrestre, extending from the Chesapeake Bay in the north to the River De…

A very fine map of Louisiana and of northern and western Florida showing the French claims west of the Appalachians. From about 1650 to the middle of the eighteenth century,…

A very detailed map of the city that was issued in 1944 to show “two-way traffic, emergency routes, and alternate routes”. Off-limit areas, which were subsequently added to the printed…

This map was first issued by De lisle in 1722 and continued publication basically unchanged until 1830. One of the most popular of the 18th century maps it fixed the…

The map of Maryland is embellished with inset of the District of Columbia with twelve points of interest depicted.  This edition of the map includes three vignettes of the Post…

A detailed map of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware providing good topographical features of the region.  Shown are settlements, buildings, roadways, and the Appalachian Mountain range.  Includes an insert in the…

A very detailed chart showing the entire coasts of North and South America.  Depicting what appears to be a hurricane off the coast of Maine.  Track lines of the Gulf…

A very detailed engraving, extending the Mississippi and Illinois Rivers in the West and depicting the track of the Ohio River from its confluence with the Mississippi to its headwaters…

One of the three publishing houses of the mid 19th century that produced maps of the Federal City.  Mitchell’s map features similar street names and prominent buildings and includes the…