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... La Revolucion de Hoy, Nos Hace Sentir Seguros en el Porvenir - Che | XX Aniversario del Frente de Las Villas

Bold poster celebrating the 20th Anniversary of The Final Seven Week March of 1958, Led By Che Gevara.

Price: $ 475.00

New York and its Environs

A rare map of New York and its surroundings, from Rogers & Johnston's Atlas of the United States. This map is on a much larger scale than most other maps in this atlas, with the field of view occupying approximately 25 miles. The map shows the layout of the area including streets, neighborhoods, cities, railroads, and other major features. The areas most densely populated are shaded; in Manhattan, this extends to Midtown. Parts of Long Island, Staten Island, and New Jersey are all shown.  The New Jersey Railway acts as a western boundary for detail on the map. Newark, Coney Island, Jamaica Bay, Hoboken, and many more neighborhoods and cities are all named.

Price: $ 145.00

(The Carolinas) Virginiae Item et Floridae Americae Provinciarum, nova Descriptio

First State, First Printing.

Price: $ 1,100.00

Map of the Rutger's Farm As it existed in 1784, Accurately Made From Reliable Data

Excellent separately-issued 1874 map of the Lower East Side and Two Bridges neighborhoods of Manhattan. The map covers Oliver Street to Montgomery street and from Division to the East River.

Price: $ 4,500.00

Can't Run the Thing: Wanted—A good up-to-date chauffeur—one who understands the modern machine. American preferred. Apply to Cuba.

This political cartoon, titled "Can't Run the Thing," was created by Victor Gillam and published in the satirical magazine Judge in 1903. The image depicts a disheveled figure representing the Cuban government sitting next to an overturned automobile labeled "Cuban Government." The automobile has crashed off the "Sound Government Road" and lies damaged against rocks labeled "Cuba's Lack of Financial Resources." In the foreground, a figure symbolizing the United States, dressed in an Uncle Sam suit, observes the scene from a distance with concern. A "U.S. Exporter" has likewise been thrown from the car and lies damaged in a ditch.

Price: $ 295.00

New Jersey: A View of the World

Lively pictorial bird's-eye view of New Jersey, published by Harvey Hutter & Co. in New York, in c. 1989. This poster forms part of a series of city-focused views that play on the famous New Yorker cover, overemphasizing the importance of the city they show.

Price: $ 245.00