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Amer. Sep. No. 6. Embouchere Du Fleuve MacKensie

Highly detailed regional map, showing the mouth of the MacKenzie River and extending south to Petite Riviere and 1st Rapide. One of the earliest maps to focus on the region on such a large scale. The best large format map of the region during this period. From Vandermaelen's remarkable 6 volume atlas, which if combined as globe gores forms an immense globe. Vandermaelen accomplished the first atlas mapping of the world on a uniform scale.

Price: $125.00

Plan Du Fort Niagara, construit et defendu par M. De Pouchot

Rare French & Indian War era map of the fortifications at Fort Niagara, from Pierre Pouchot's Memoires sur le derniere guerre de L'Amerique Septentrionale.

Price: $875.00

British North America

Antique map of Canada from the Scottish publishing house of Blackie & Son. Three capital cities are shown, marked with bulleted circles and their names in uppercase letters: Toronto, Quebec City, and Montreal.

Price: $175.00

(Canadian Arctic) Carte Particuliere de L'Amerique Septentrionale ou sont Compris Le Destroit De Davids, Le Destroit De Hudson &c. . . .

Pierre Mortier's large map of the Canadian Polar Regions, Greenland and Iceland, which appeared in his Suite de Neptune Francois.

Price: $675.00

Canada Carte Indiquant Les Limites Des Dioceses, etc. Catholiques Romains Par G. Baillairge Ex-depute-ministre des Treavaux Publics de Canada 1893.

Rare separately issued map of Canada depicting the nature and organization of the Roman Catholic population, published as a supplement to the Journal les Missions Catholiques, in Paris.

Price: $675.00

British America

British America by John Tallis, published in London in 1851, offers a detailed and vivid representation of British territories in North America, present-day Canada. Showcasing a rich decorative border, the map is further embellished with intricate vignettes illustrating indigenous scenes, natural elements, and key landmarks such as Montreal. Notably, a notation draws attention to the forts and primary stations of the Hudson's Bay Company, signified by distinct red dots.

Price: $275.00