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Map of Oregon and Upper California from the surveys of John Charles Fremont and others authorities drawn by Charles Preuss 1848 (with text report)

Nice example of Fremont's map of the region west of the Rocky Mountains, widely regarded as the most important and influential map the American West published in the middle of the 19th Century.

Price: $2,400.00

Seattle

Decorative vintage pictorial map of Seattle, drawn by Roy Bishop and published by Bayside Publishing Company.

Price: $475.00

South Side of Vancouver I. Constance Cove (Esquimault Harbour) Surveyed by Captn. G.H. Richards and the Officers of the H.M.S. Plumper 1858 . . .

Surveyed For The New Headquarters of the British Navy's Pacific Fleet

Price: $1,600.00

Western Part of Washington [with] Eastern Part of Washington

Scarce two-sheet George Cram map of Washington State.

Price: $275.00

[Pacific Northwest] Cape Mendocino to Vancouver Id. From Cape Flattery Southward, From The United States to 1886, with corrections and additions to 1920 . . .

This is a detailed navigational chart showing the whole of the Pacific Northwest, stretching from northern California to southern British Columbia. Many minor coastal and riverine towns are labeled, including some that would become major cities, such as Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Victoria, and Everett. The many San Juan Islands are shown and labeled, with the southern portion of Vancouver Island shown in detail. The map was designed to be a working navigational chart, and as such includes a vast amount of detail along the coast. Away from rivers, only railroads and major mountains are named inland.

Price: $1,200.00

Map of the United States Territory of Oregon West of the Rocky Mountains . . . 1838

Important Map Showing Oregon Territory used during Congressional Debates about the Status of Oregon Country

Price: $975.00