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	1. A correct map of the United States showing the Union Pacific, The Overland Route and connections.
	Across top of map: Union Pacific - The Overland Route. County map of the United States showing drainage, cities and towns, state and county boundaries, railroads, and railroads under contruction. Also includes insets of the Sandwich Islands and Alaska. Date: 1892 Price: $30.00
	2. A Map of the West-Indies
	Herman Moll's large and attractive map shows the Caribbean, the Gulf of Mexico, and the surrounding mainland and islands in great detail. Several inset harbor charts and a handsome view of Mexico City add to the beauty and interest of distinctive engraving. Date: 1715 Price: $25.00
	3. A New Map of Texas, Oregon and California with the Regions Adjoining Compiled from the most recent authorities
	A New Map of Texas, Oregon and California with the Regions Adjoining Compiled from the most recent authorities Date: 1846 Price: $30.00
	4. A View of London: 1560
	In 1739 this view, based on an old map no longer extant, appeared in Maitland's History of London. The details of mercantile London and royal Westminster are identified in the legend at the bottom of the sheet. Date: 1739 Price: $25.00
	5. Alabama
	A whimsical antique cartoon cartograph map by Ruth Taylor(White).. Maps by this mapmaker have become very difficult to find. Date: 1935 Price: $22.50
	6. Alaska
	A whimsical antique cartoon cartograph map by Ruth Taylor(White).. Maps by this mapmaker have become very difficult to find. Date: 1935 Price: $22.50
	7. Albany: 1794
	Simeon de Witt's engraved plan of Albany three years before it became the state capital shows the gridiron expansion intended to accommodate this new function. Along the river lies the older part of the community dating from Dutch settlement in the 17th century. Price: $30.00
	8. Albany: 1853
	This view is from the east with the Hudson River in the foreground. It shows the busy waterfront against the background of the city. The state capitol can be seen near the center of the lithograph. Date: 1853 Price: $30.00
	9. Alexandria: 1864
	The fine buildings of this Virginia port can all be seen on our colored bird's eye view published during the Civil War by Charles Magnus of New York. Of particular interest are the blocks near the water front which have been restored in recent years. Date: 1864 Price: $20.00
	10. Americae sive quartae orbis partis nova et exactissima descriptio
	In 1562 Diego Gutiérrez, a Spanish cartographer from the respected Casa de la Contratación, and Hieronymus Cock, a noted engraver from Antwerp, collaborated in the preparation of a spectacular and ornate map of what was then referred to as the fourth part of the world, America. It was the largest engraved map of America to that time. The map depicts the eastern coast of North America, all of Central and South America, and portions of the western coasts of Europe and Africa. Six engraved sheets are neatly joined to form a single map. It is apparent that one of the intentions in preparing the map was to define clearly Spain's America for the other European powers who might have designs on the region. Includes texts in cartouche, statements of dedication, coats-of-arms, an illustration of the allegorical figure "Victoria", and illustrations of sailing ships at sea and imaginary marine creatures. Date: 1562 Price: $30.00
	11. Americae Sive Qvartae Orbis Partis Nova Et Exactissima Descripto/ Avctore Diego Gvtiero Philippi Regis Hisp./ Etc. Cosmographo Hiero Cock. Excvde. 1562 (North and South America)
	Diego Gutierrez was a cosmographer at the Casa de la Contratacion in Seville, and as such he had access to the majority of Spanish charts. In 1562 Hieronymus Cock of Antwerp drew on these to produce this the first large scale engraved map of the New World. The source of the cartography south of the Amazon River is, however, unknown; Caraci speculates that there appears to be an unidentified Italian influence. Produced on six sheets, it records the expanding Spanish exploration, particularly southwards along the west coast of South America. The map reflects the death of Gutierrez in 1554 in that more recent explorations are not recorded, particularly those in the southeast of North America by de Soto and others. It credits Amerigo Vespucci with the discovery of the in 1497, a frequent error of the time. Here we find the first appearance of the name California, C California; however, we do not see any of the west coast north of the peninsula. Another introduction here is the use of Mar Pagaero (Alvarez de Pineda?s Bay) for the bay formed at the mouth of the Rio del Espirito Santo, possibly the Mississippi River. The map is decorated with numerous creatures in the sea, and a shipwreck off the east coast of North America. This probably reflects the Carolina Banks, it is detailed with a life raft and crew jumping overboard. There are only two recorded complete examples surviving; these reside at the British Library and the Library of Congress. Date: 1562 Price: $75.00
	12. American Bison or Buffalo
	Born in Les Cayes in Haiti, Audubon was the son of a French merchant and slaver, Captain Jean Audubon, and a Haitian chambermaid. His mother died soon after his birth and his father’s family at Nantes in Brittany raised him. At the age of thirty-four, after a number of failed attempts at making a living in business, Audubon decided to be an artist full-time. He and his wife moved to Cincinnati, where he taught drawing, did some taxidermy, and painted portraits. Date: 1854 Price: $30.00
	13. Amsterdam: 1670
	The first phase of Amsterdam's expansion in the 17th century began in 1610 with the development of three ring canals. This engraving by the great Dutch cartographer, Nicholas Visscher, was published about 1670. It shows the start of the second stage of development which extended the ring canal pattern around the medieval city. Date: 1670 Price: $30.00
	14. Ann Arbor, Washenaw Co. Michigan: 1880
	One of Michigan's older cities is the subject of the fine 19th century lithograph view. Prominent in the foreground are the buildings of the University of Michigan. Date: 1880 Price: $30.00
	15. Annapolis: 1864
	Francis Nicholson planned Maryland's capital in 1694. The details of its unusual design appear in this fully colored view originally published by Charles Magnus. Date: 1864 Price: $20.00
	16. Antique Map of the World
	This is a reproduction print of Hondius' map of the world, originally made in the 1600's. Printed on glossy paper, it is one of our most popular maps. Date: c 1600 Price: $35.00
	17. Arizona
	A whimsical antique cartoon cartograph map by Ruth Taylor(White).. Maps by this mapmaker have become very difficult to find. Date: 1935 Price: $22.50
	18. Arkansas
	A whimsical antique cartoon cartograph map by Ruth Taylor(White).. Maps by this mapmaker have become very difficult to find. Date: 1935 Price: $22.50
	19. Atlanta: 1871
	Albert Ruger prepared the earliest bird's-eye view of Georgia's capital after the city had entered a period of vigorous rebuilding and expansion following its devastation during the Civil War. Minutely drawn and attractively colored, this is a fine example of 19th century lithographic art. Date: 1871 Price: $25.00
	20. Audubon's Ivory Billed Woodpecker
	Born in Les Cayes in Haiti, Audubon was the son of a French merchant and slaver, Captain Jean Audubon, and a Haitian chambermaid. His mother died soon after his birth and his father’s family at Nantes in Brittany raised him. At the age of thirty-four, after a number of failed attempts at making a living in business, Audubon decided to be an artist full-time. He and his wife moved to Cincinnati, where he taught drawing, did some taxidermy, and painted portraits. He also began to plan his great work, The Birds of America, four volumes showing 435 species, life-size, based on his own watercolor and pastel drawings, and engraved in full color. Date: 1829 Price: $30.00
	21. Austin, Texas - 1872
	The University sites for public use and other open spaces were all part of the original design of 1839. The plan resulted from a public initiative taken by the Republic of Texas, which acquired the site by eminent domain and laid out the town through a special commission authorized by the Legislature and approved by President Lamar. Date: 1872 Price: $30.00
	22. Baltimore, Maryland: 1752
	From a sketch made by John Moale showing conditions in the infant city this aquatint was published about 1815. This reproduction is from an original in The Peale Museum in Baltimore. Date: 1815 Price: $30.00
	23. Baltimore: 1840
	Louis Le Breton, a French marine artist, drew this charming view as one of a series showing major ports of the world. He exaggerated the heights of spires and chimneys to give Baltimore the appearance of a Middle Eastern city. Date: 1840 Price: $25.00
	24. Baltimore: 1850
	Reproduced like the original with an accent tone supplementing the basic lithography, this view of Baltimore by Sachse shows the city and harbor in the background against the Washington Monument and fashionable Mount Vernon Place. Date: 1850 Price: $25.00
	25. Bankoku jinbutsu no zu (People of many nations)
	A reproduction of a Japanese diptych print showing a map of the world with inset images of foreign people. Date: ca 1800 Price: $30.00
	26. Bar Harbor, Mt. Desert Island: 1886
	Maine's most fashionable summer resort on Mount Desert Island is shown in its magnificent natural setting on our fine, toned lithograph. The town's elaborate hotels and imposing mansions are all clearly depicted by the artist from a point high above the harbor. Date: 1886 Price: $25.00
	27. Battle of Gettysburg, PA
	Price: $30.00
	28. Berlin, Germany: 1749
	This is the Berlin of Frederick the Great. It shows the new districts planned in the previous century beyond the restricted, walled perimeter of the original urban nucleus. An unusually extensive legend in French and German identifies all places of interest. Date: 1749 Price: $30.00
	29. Bird's eye view of Aspen, Pitkin County, Colorado: 1893
	Perspective map of Aspen Colorado, not drawn to scale. Indexed for points of interest. Published by the Aspen Times in 1893. Date: 1893 Price: $30.00
	30. Bird's eye view of Black Hawk, Colorado: 1882
	Perspective map of Black Hawk, Colorado, not drawn to scale. Looking south east. Includes inset illustrations of businesses and an indexed list of points of interest. Date: 1882 Price: $30.00
	31. Bird's eye view of Cripple Creek mining district: 1896
	Cripple Creek mining district, the great gold camp of Colorado / bird's eye view by C.H. Amerine ; compliments of the Cripple Creek Sunday Herald. Includes illustrations of various mines. Date: 1896 Price: $30.00
	32. Bird's eye view of Denver, Colorado, 1908
	Perspective map of Denver, Colorado, not drawn to scale. Includes illustrations and an index to points of interest. Prominint Denver buildings shown along edges. Date: 1908 Price: $30.00
	33. Bird's eye view of Golden, Colorado, County Seat of Jefferson County, 1882
	Perspective map of Golden, Colorado, not drawn to scale. Oriented with north toward the lower right. Includes small inset illustration of Coors Brewery and an index to points of interest. Date: 1882 Price: $30.00
	34. Bird's eye view of Greeley, Colorado, County Seat of Weld County: 1882
	Perspective map of Greeley, Colorado, not drawn to scale. Includes inset illustration of Oasis Hotel and index to points of interest Date: 1882 Price: $30.00
	35. Bird's Eye View of Gunnison, Colorado: 1882
	Perspective map of Gunnison, Colorado, not drawn to scale. Includes illustrations of town views an indexed list of points of interest. Date: 1882 Price: $30.00
	36. Bird's Eye View of Leadville, Colorado: 1882
	Perspective map of Leadville, Colorado, not drawn to scale. Includes illustrations of town views and an indexed list of points of interest. Date: 1882 Price: $30.00
	37. Bird's Eye View of Leadville, Lake County, Colorado: 1879
	Perspective map of Leadville, Colorado, not drawn to scale. Includes an indexed list of points of interest. Date: 1879 Price: $30.00
	38. Bird's Eye View of San Luis Obispo, Cal.: 1877
	Settlement began here in 1772 with the establishment of a Spanish mission. Near the end of Mexican rule in California the town achieved civil status. This view was drawn and published by E.S. Glover. Date: 1877 Price: $35.00
	39. Bird's Eye View of Santa Fe, New Mexico: 1882
	Perspective map of Santa Fe, New Mexico, not drawn to scale. Includes an indexed list of points of interest. Date: 1882 Price: $30.00
	40. Bird's-eye view of Denver, 1887
	Perspective map not drawn to scale. Indexed for 25 different points of interest. Date: 1887 Price: $30.00
	41. Birds-eye View of Ogden City, Utah Territory: 1875
	E. S. Glover's toned view of Utah's major rail center on the Union Pacific shows the community that was designed in 1850 by Brigham Young and surveyed the following year by Henry Sherwood. The legend identifies many Mormon buildings. Date: 1875 Price: $25.00
	42. Birdseye view from South Broadway, Showing Harlem, Jacksons Broadway Heights & city of Denver (Colorado)
	Perspective map of Denver, Colorado from the south, not drawn to scale. Includes an inset map of the greater Denver area. Date: 1907 Price: $30.00
	43. Bismarck: 1883
	Published when Bismarck became the seat of government of Dakota Territory, our toned view shows the projected capitol as if completed. Its cornerstone had been laid that year in an elaborate ceremony attended by ex-president Grant and Henry Villard, head of the Northern Pacific, whose railroad was expected to make the city a major metropolis. Date: 1883 Price: $25.00
	44. Boston after the Great Fire
	Date: 1872 Price: $45.00
	45. Boston Massachusetts: 1880
	This huge and highly detailed bird's-eye view is one of the most elaborate 19th century American lithographs. The view is to the west with the harbor, docks, and warehouses of the waterfront in the foreground. In the center Bulfinch's nobel State House faces Boston Common. Nearby are Old South Church, King's Chapel, and the City Hall. Other parts of the view include the broad sweep of the Charles River, Harvard University, Charleston, the recently reclaimed Back Bay, and the nearly completed Commonwealth Avenue development. A legend at the bottom identifies twenty-seven numbered places on the view. Our reproduction is from a mint impression in the Library of Congress. Date: 1880 Price: $31.50
	46. Boston the Capital of New England, in North America - 1768
	In 1768 the leading print dealers of London jointly published a magnificent set of American views under the title Scenograhia Americana. Among the cities included was this fine view of Boston. Date: 1768 Price: $25.00
	47. Boston: 1728
	This plan by William Burgis showing Boston in the early 18th century is a useful record of the Massachusetts capital not quite a century after its founding. A legend below the elaborate cartouche identifies the major buildings. Date: 1728 Price: $30.00
	48. Boston: 1769
	The copper plate engraved for the 1722 plan of Boston came into the possession of William Price. From time to time he revised the plate to record additions or changes in the city and published the results with the appropriate date added to the title. This is the last version to appear. The two plans thus provide unique and valuable documentation of Boston's expansion from early in the 18th century to the eve of the Revolutionary War. Date: 1769 Price: $25.00
	49. Boston: 1775
	Our handsome chart of Boston Harbor shows the city at the beginning of the Revolution. This is a fine example of military cartography in the typical red, green, brown, and blue coloring of the period. Date: 1775 Price: $25.00
	50. Boston: 1777
	William Faden published this military map of Boston in his North American Atlas to show the location of English and American forces during the siege of the city early in the Revolutionary War. Date: 1777 Price: $30.00