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A Dutch Maritime Chart of The East Coast of North America

Price: $7,500.00

Virginia. Discovered and Discribed by Captain John Smith. . . 1606

John Smith's Landmark Map of Virginia --The First Printed Map of any English Colony in America.

Price: $62,500.00

(Canadian Maritimes) Carte Nouvelle Contenant La Partie d'Amerique La Plus Septentrionale, . . . Le Canada ou Nouvelle France, La Nouvelle Ecosse, La Nouvelle Angleterre, Les Nouveau Pais Bas, La Pensylvanie . . . Et Jle. de Terre Neuve . . . [Eastern Sheet]

An Exceptional Original Color Example (Eastern Sheet)

Price: $1,200.00

[Rare First State] Novissima Tabula Regionis Ludovicianae Gallice dictae la Louisiane . . .

Rare first state of Christoph Weigel's edition of De L'Isle's map of French Louisiana.

Price: $2,400.00

Map of Pennsylvania, constructed from the County Surveys authorized by the State; and other original Documents by John Melish . . . 1826

John Melish’s map of Pennsylvania represents a pivotal moment in early American cartography, serving as a model for state-sponsored mapping efforts and exemplifying the growing importance of precision in geographic representation at the beginning of the 19th century. Superseding Reading Howell's maps, which had served Pennsylvanian citizens for three decades, Melish’s map was the product of comprehensive surveys mandated by the Pennsylvania state legislature, coupled with official guidance and financial backing. This level of support distinguished Melish’s project from most other state maps, which typically relied on less formal resources and often lacked sufficient accuracy and detail.

Price: $12,500.00

Virginia Marylandia et Carolina In America Septentrionali Britannorum industria exculta repraesentate

Informing Prospective German Immigrants in the Early 18th Century

Price: $1,600.00