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(Texas and California) The Whig Almanac and United States Register for 1843 [bound with:] The Whig Almanac and Politicians' Register for 1845 [bound with:] The Whig Almanac, and Politicians' Register for 1846 [with maps of Texas and Oregon] [bound with:] The Whig Almanac: 1847.

With Maps of Texas and Oregon

Price: $ 850.00

(Oregon) Official Map of the City of Portland

Official Map of the City of Portland by George F. Cram offers a glimpse into the urban landscape of Portland at the close of the 19th century. A rapidly expanding city, the map showcases rail lines and newly constructed neighborhoods that would define the commercial aspect of the city. One can also see the increased city development in the form of the newly constructed Portland University (1891) and Mt. Calvary Catholic Cemetery (1888).  

Price: $ 175.00

The Territories of Washington and Oregon

Detailed, Early Map of Oregon and Washington Territories

Price: $ 375.00

Map of the Oregon & California Railroad, and its Connections

An Extraordinary Pacific Northwest Railroad Rarity

Price: $ 7,500.00

Map of the United States from the Latest Authorities . . . 1846 (with the Republic of Texas)

One of the Only American Wall Maps to Feature a Specific Focus on the Republic of Texas.

Price: $ 9,500.00

Reconnaissance of the Western Coast of the United States (Northern Sheet) From Umpquah River to the Boundary By The Hydrographic Party . . . 1855

This survey chart, produced by the United States Coast Survey (USCS), is a striking testament to the extensive and meticulous work done to chart the western coast of the United States, from the Umpquah River in Oregon up to the Straits of Juan de Fuca, marking the boundary with Canada. An integral part of the United States' westward expansion, the survey charts were critical tools for navigation, development, and defense.

Price: $ 575.00