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Inniskilling Dragoons, 25th Octr. 1854

View showing the Inniskilling Dragoons during the Battle of Balaclava.

Price: $ 245.00

(Russia in Asia) Partie de la Russie D'Asie

Antique large-scale 19th-century French atlas map of the former Omsk Province in Russia. The area pictured is now actually a part of northwesternmost Kazakhstan, remote and distant from the cultural and historical capital of Almaty. This map first appeared in Vandermaelen's Atlas universelle de geographie physique.

Price: $ 125.00

Map of British Columbia Compiled from the Map of the Province Recently Prepared under the direction of Hon. J.W. Trutch Lieut. Govr. Of the Province with Additions from the Maps of the Post Office Department

Historically important map of British Columbia showing the area after the province entered the Canadian Confederation. The map shows the proposed Canadian Pacific Railway, a project undertaken in return for the entry of British Columbia into the Confederation.

Price: $ 575.00

[Russia] Generalis Totius Imperii Moscovitici Novissima Tabula Magnam Orbis Terrarum partem a Polo Arctico usq[ue] ad mare Iaponicum, et Chinae Septentrionalis confinia exhibens cum Viz Czaricae nuper Legationis ex urbe Moscua per universum Tartariam ad magnu[m] Chinae Imperateruem ex conatibus . . .

Imperial Russia and the Lev Vasilyevich Izmailov Embassy to China

Price: $ 475.00

Rand, McNally & Co.'s Alaska

Antique map of Alaska, with Sitka shown as the capital. The Aleutian Islands are on an inset map. At the bottom, an index enumerates districts, capes and points, islands, lakes, mountains, rivers, and towns. Juneau is the largest city, with a population of 1,253, just exceeding Sitka's population of 1,190. The salmon boomtown of Karluk, on Kodiak Island, has the territory's third-largest population.

Price: $ 125.00

Suede et Norwege.

Small engraved map of Scandinavia and northwestern Russia.

Price: $ 125.00