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Mexico or New Spain

"Mexico or New Spain," a map created by John Seller and first issued in London around 1676, presents an overview of the expansive Spanish Empire in America. The map's intriguing westward orientation and inclusion of regions ranging from the Caribbean to South America to Virginia reflect a characteristic broad perspective of geographical representation from the late 17th century.

Price: $ 495.00

Republica Mexicana Plano de la Parte Austral Del Istmo de Tehuantepec Desde La Costa Del Oceano Pacifico Hasta La Llanura Del Coatzacoalcos Levantado por disposicion de Dn. Jose de Garay empressario de la comunicationb Oceanica apor la comision cientifica nobrada al efecto 1843.

Crossing from Atlantic to Pacific Before the Panama Canal

Price: $ 750.00

Native Races of the Pacific States showing the location of Ancient Monuments

Interesting original antique map of Mexico, Central America, and the American Southwest showing the important pre-Columbian monuments of the region.

Price: $ 125.00

Hispaniae Novae Sivae Magnae Recens Et Vera Descriptio 1579

Johannes Metellus Map of Mexico, One of the Earliest Printed Maps of New Spain

Price: $ 750.00

Novae Hispaniae, Chili, Peruviae, et Guatimalae Littorae Apud F. de Wit

Nice old color example of this sea chart from De Wit's Orbis Maritimus ofte Zee Atlas.

Price: $ 975.00

Mexico & Guatemala

Detailed map of Mexico and the Southwest. Many of the early place names in Texas still appear. Pre-Gadsden Purchase border with Mexico.

Price: $ 225.00