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Cross & Brown Company Midtown Office Building Map

Color-printed real estate map of Midtown Manhattan, issued by the Cross & Brown Company, a major commercial real estate firm. The map highlights office buildings, categorized by date of completion, with a legend identifying structures built since 1947, major pre-war office buildings, and buildings under construction or projected. Subway stations, parks, and notable landmarks such as Madison Square Garden and Grand Central Terminal are also marked.

Price: $145.00

A New Map of New England New York New Iarsey Pensilvania Maryland and Virginia

Spectacular Contemporary Color Example of An Important Map of the British Colonies with the First Printed Plan of New York Harbor

Price: $34,500.00

[ New York City - Twin Towers Reflecting Pool ] Map Manuscript Survey of Courtland, West and Liberty Street, 1842.

This 1842 manuscript map by Edward W. Bridges (son of William), City Surveyor of New York, depicts the block bounded by West, Cortlandt, and Liberty Streets, part of what was then the Hudson River waterfront. Subdivided into narrow parcels and carefully measured, the lots are shaded pink and yellow to differentiate ownership and annotated with penciled numbers keyed to deeds or assessments. Filed with city authorities and later reverified in 1933, it was a working document meant for resolving disputes, tracking conveyances, and managing improvements on newly reclaimed land.

Price: $1,800.00

View of Melrose and Surroundings. Taken from the Ursuline Covent, Westchester Co. N.Y. 1868

This lithographed bird's-eye view, dated 1868, offers a panoramic view of Melrose and its surroundings, as seen from the Ursuline Convent in Westchester County, New York. The scene is rich with detail, capturing the architecture and landscape of the time, including churches, factories, schools, and residential buildings. The foreground features lush greenery with individuals strolling, providing a sense of tranquility and community life.

Price: $1,800.00

Map of New York and Vicinity. Published by M. Dripps 1863

This 1863 map of New York City and its vicinity, published by M. Dripps, is a scarce and detailed depiction of the city during a period of significant urban expansion. Based on Dripps’ landmark 1851 wall map, this later edition reflects the rapid development of mid-19th century Manhattan, most notably incorporating Central Park in minute detail according to the plan by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux, with updates reflecting later alterations.

Price: $1,800.00

(Lower East Side) A Map of the Lots in New York Belonging to the Four Brothers. Walter, Robt. C., John & Henry

Revolutionary- or Early Federal-Period Plat of Land in New York City Owned by the Livingston Family.

Price: $1,500.00