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[ Middle British Colonies Map ] Pensilvania Maryland and Virginia

Rare miniature map of the Middle Colonies, published in John Gibson's Atlas Minimus, the first miniature English Atlas to include a number or regional maps of the Colonies

Price: $ 450.00

Carte De La Nouvelle France, ou se voit le cours des Grandes Rivieres de. S. Laurens & de Mississipi . . . Floride . . . Louisiane. . . Virginie . . . Marie-Lande . . . Nouvelle Yorck . . . Nouv. Angleterre . . .

Henri Chatelain's map of the inhabited parts of North America, based upon Nicholas De Fer's landmark four-sheet map published in 1718.

Price: $ 2,400.00

Lay's Map of the United States Compiled From the Latest and Best Authorities and Actual Surveys . . . May, 1827

First Appearance of Austin's Settlement In Texas

Price: $ 12,000.00

Carte De La Louisiane Et Du Cours Du Mississipi . . . Juin 1718 [1st State!]

"The Mother and Main Source of All the Later Maps" of the Mississippi River and Interior Parts of the United States and The First Map to Name Texas

Price: $ 12,000.00

Geographical, Statistical and Historical Map of Arkansas Territory

Stephen H. Long's Map of the Region From The Mississippi to the Rockies

Price: $ 1,200.00

New York and Pensilvania

This map, from John Gibson’s Atlas Minimus of 1758, is an exquisite miniature rendition of the Northern Colonies during a pivotal moment in pre-Revolutionary America. It delineates the territories from New York to the expansive hinterlands reaching the Ohio River, Lake Michigan, and Green Bay. This map offers a rare visual account of the region’s geography and settlement patterns on the eve of the French and Indian War.

Price: $ 450.00