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1861 circa A.D. Geisler
$ 2,400.00
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Stock# 16383
Description
Extremely rare birdseye view of the Chesapeake region, which is very reminiscent of John Bachmann's fiew of the same region. South is oriented at the top. A number of towns, railroads, rivers, and other details are shown. The view is very rare, with only the Library of Congress and Maryland State Archives copies located. No auction or dealer catalogue records. Very rare.
![(18th-Century Southern Borderlands) [Collection of manuscript letters to Secretary of War James McHenry from confidential U.S. agent John McKee, relating to southern borderlands, Native Americans and Panton, Leslie & Co.; a letter from John McKee written from Mobile, Alabama, to William Blount of Blount's Conspiracy fame; a letter from William Panton concerning John McKee; and letters from Felix D. St. Hilaire, concerning General Victor Collot]](https://storage.googleapis.com/raremaps/img/small/90005.jpg)
