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Grand Canal Celebration -- Hook and Ladder Company

Scarce early lithograph of a New York City fire company, during the celebration of the opening of the Erie Canal.

Price: $ 275.00

[Untitled hand-drawn plans for parcellation of New York City]

Atlas of 34 early- to mid-19th-century hand-drawn maps of sections of Manhattan. The atlas is on paper watermarked "JWhatman Turkey Mill 1856".

Price: $ 11,000.00

(Civil War - Atlanta Campaign) Maj. Gen. Wm. T. Sherman

Maj. Gen. Wm. T. Sherman, a lithograph by Max Rosenthal and engraved by L.N. Rosenthal in 1864, presents a detailed portrait of American Civil War Union Major General William Tecumseh Sherman. In the image, Sherman is surrounded by an American flag, victory laurels, and military accoutrement, with the skyline of either Atlanta or Savannah and Fort Pulaski, Georgia in the background.

Price: $ 750.00

Map of New York City Prepared by the "Committee of '92."

This is a comprehensive guide to New York City below 131st Street as prepared by the "Committee of '92," and specifically tailored to the needs of the delegates attending the Eleventh International Christian Endeavor Convention. The pocket map was designed by Rand, McNally & Co.

Price: $ 395.00

[ New York Harbor ] Entree de la Riviere D'Hudson depuis la Pointe Sandy Hook jusqu'a New York les Bancs, les Sondes les Guides &c. . . 1778

A Sea Chart Prepared For French Naval Officers During the American Revolution

Price: $ 4,200.00

Abraham Lincoln.

This lithographed full-length portrait of Abraham Lincoln, by or after John Chester Buttre, presents the 16th President of the United States in a poised and contemplative stance, with his left hand on his hip and right hand resting on a table adorned with books, an oil lamp, and a significant document on constitutional freedom. Rendered in a room reflecting the classical style, complete with a large column, drapery, a rococo chair, and a Persian carpet, this image is imbued with symbolism and artistry. Lincoln's hand's proximity to a document reading "FREEDOM" potentially alludes to the Emancipation Proclamation, dating the print to circa 1863.

Price: $ 750.00