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A Perspective View of Pensacola

This significant early view of Pensacola captures a town in transition. Following a devastating hurricane in 1754 that obliterated the original settlement on Santa Rosa Island, the town was forced to relocate to the mainland. Published in January 1764, shortly after the conclusion of the French and Indian War, the engraving illustrates Pensacola at a pivotal moment in its development, having just been established as the capital of British West Florida under the colonial reorganization.

Price: $495.00

Carta esférica que comprehende las costas del Seno Mexicano construida de orden del Rey en el Depósito Hidrográfico de Marina: Por disposición del Exmo. Señor Don Juan de Lángara, Secretario de Estado y del Despacho Universal de ella. Año de 1799.

Large-Scale Spanish Chart of the Gulf of Mexico—The First to Show Galveston Bay

Price: $12,000.00

[ Florida Indians ] [ The Widows of Florida Indian Warriors Seeking The Mercy of Their Chief ]

The Widows of Florida Indian Warriors Seeking The Mercy of Their Chief

Price: $295.00

Carta del Golfo del Messico e dell' Isole Antille . . . 1781

Rare Italian edition of Bellin's map of the Caribbean.

Price: $450.00

[Rare Blaeu West Indische Pascaert Wall Map Section ] Insulae Americanae in Oceano Septentrionali, cum terris adjacentibus

Rare Blaeu Chart of the Caribbean

Price: $22,500.00

Le Golfe De Mexique, Et les Provinces et Isles qui l'Environe comme sont La Floride Au Nord Le Mexique ou Nouvelle Espagne . . . 1717

Nice example of Nicolas De Fer's rare map of Florida, the Gulf Coast and the Caribbean.

Price: $1,700.00