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The Rand McNally New Commercial Atlas Map of South Carolina

The Rand McNally New Commercial Atlas Map of South Carolina, dating from 1917, presents a vivid snapshot of a state in the midst of significant infrastructural and societal growth. Precisely delineated cities, counties, rivers, and railroads serve as markers of this transformative epoch, which occurred shortly before the formal creation of Allendale County.

Price: $ 175.00

South Carolina

Joseph Scott's 1795 map of South Carolina, found in the first American Gazetteer, is an intriguing historical artifact. It's one of the earliest available American maps of the state, providing a snapshot of the geographic understanding of the time. It shows the state divided into nine districts, capturing the administrative divisions of South Carolina towards the end of the 18th century.

Price: $ 275.00

A New Description of Carolina

John Speed's A New Description of Carolina, engraved by Francis Lamb for the 1676 posthumous edition of Speed's A Prospect . . . of the World, stands as an important early map of the Carolinas, reflecting both the political ambitions of the era and the geographical myths introduced by explorer John Lederer. Based on the famous Lords Proprietors' Map of Carolina, this map embodies the complex interplay of exploration, colonization, and cartographical representation in the late 17th century.

Price: $ 4,500.00

(Colonial Charleston, South Carolina) This Indenture... [Land documented signed at Charles Town, South Carolina, 14th of August, 1772 by William and Ann Holmes]

Very Early Colonial Charleston, South Carolina Land Document

Price: $ 950.00

Carte De la Virginie . . .

Early regional map from Duval's Le Monde Terrestre, first published in 1659, although no copy located pre-dates 1660.

Price: $ 345.00

Johnson's North and South Carolina

Attractive map of the Carolinas, published by Johnson & Ward.

Price: $ 175.00