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Upper or Western and Lower or Eastern Canada

A rare antique map of New England and Canada, from Rogers & Johnston's Atlas of the United States, one of the most attractive American atlases of the 19th century. This atlas was an unusual collaboration between an American, Englishman, and Scot. The map is a fragment of Rogers & Johnston's excellent and equally rare wall map. The map names counties, towns, rivers, Indian tribes, and more. The evolution of the Rogers & Johnston work extends to 1873 when a modified example of the wall map was issued in atlas form, first as the People's Pictorial Atlas by J. David Williams and later as the Jones Historical Atlas, two of the rarer and more interesting late 19th-century American works. An important rarity for map collectors of this region.

Price: $145.00

Amer. Sep. No. 36 Partie Du Bas Canada

Remarkably detailed map of the mouth of the St. Lawrence, District of Gaspe, Gulf of St. Lawrence Isle de Anticosti and west coast of Newfoundland. Includes coastal soundings.

Price: $175.00

The River Saint Lawrence from Lake Ontario to the Island of Montreal.

This map of part of the Saint Lawrence River was engraved for Thomas Mante’s History of the Late War in North America, published in 1772. It provides a detailed depiction of the river's course from Lake Ontario to Montreal, an essential route for military campaigns during the French and Indian War. The engraving, executed by Thomas Kitchin, reflects British military intelligence and cartographic precision, showing one of the routes leading to the British siege of Montreal.

Price: $2,800.00

State of Minnesota. 1876

This large map of Minnesota was compiled in 1876 under the direction of the U.S. Department of the Interior's General Land Office. It was drawn by C. Roeser, the Principal Draughtsman of the General Land Office, and lithographed by Julius Bien of New York.

Price: $395.00

Partie Du Canada ou se trouvent Le Fleuve St. Laurent et La Nouvelle Ecosse . . . 1749

Fantastic early map centered on the course of the St. Lawrence River, from De Vaugondy's Atlas Portatif.

Price: $275.00

Karte Von Der Insel Montreal und den Gegenden Umher nach den Manuscripton der Karten Grundrisse und Tagebucher beij der Marine entworfen . . . 1760

Karte Von Der Insel Montreal und den Gegenden Umher, published by Gabriel Nikolaus Raspe in Nuremberg in 1764, stands as an important representation of the area surrounding Montreal during the French & Indian War. The cartographic rendering illustrates both the vast landscape of the island and a detailed plan of the City of Montreal itself, derived from the earlier groundwork by Bellin circa 1744. This edition, however, distinguishes itself with the comprehensive illustration of the city's layout, offering a distinctive view into one of North America's burgeoning urban centers of the mid-18th century.

Price: $750.00