![[ Wilmington, Delaware -- Colonial Manuscript Map and Indenture ]](/map/small/36737.jpg)
Manuscript indenture with seal, signed by Peter Peterson and Rebecah R. Peterson, conveying land in the central part of Wilmington, Delaware, just southwest of Brandywine Creek and dated May, 1761. The land in question, bounded by Brandywine Creek,...
Including Extensive Early Pencil Annotations Annotated example of Matthew Carey's map of the State of Delaware, from the scarce 1816 edition of Carey's General Atlas. The map shows counties, early roads, towns and other details. One of the earliest...
Nice example of Matthew Carey's early map of Delaware. A highly detailed map, which includes towns, roads, rivers and many other details.
Nice example of this fine map of Delaware, from Finley's General Atlas. The map is hand colored by counties and showing towns, roads, rivers, mountains and other geographical features.
Nice example of the French edition of this early map of Delaware from Carey & Lea's Atlas. Includes wonderful contemporary details concerning the topography, indigenous lands, rivers, climate, towns, manufacturing, commerce, education, history,...
Decorative and unusual trading card map from this famous series. Map is surrounded by decorative vignette, showing Iron Ship Building and Peaches. Includes population statistics.
Antique Map of a Section of the Ohio River Prepared By A French Spy Important early map of the Ohio River from Maysville, Kentucky to just south of Wheeling, West Virginia, prepared by the French military officer and spy George Henri Victor Collot,...
Striking full color map of Virginia, which first appeared in David Burr's Universal Atlas, in 1836. Burr is widely regarded as one of the most important names in American Cartographic history. Burr's Atlas was perhaps the most elegant American...
Important Large Map of Virginia With A Vitriolic Testimonial Added Nice example of the 1862 edition of JT Lloyd's large map of Virginia, the most widely distributed and influential map of Virginia during the Civil War period. Lloyd's map of Virginia...
Scarce First State of Colton's Map of Some of the Earliest Oil Fields in the United States. Hand-colored lithographed map of the West Virginia oil region off the Little Kanawha River. Colton published the map in New York in 1865. The map shows a...
A Mathew Fontaine Maury - VMI - Rarity Nice example of the extremely rare third edition of the so-called Bucholtz-Ludwig map of Virginia. The Bucholtz-Ludwig map was originally based upon work done by Ludwig von Bucholtz, in connection with his...
Early separately issued map of West Virginia, colored by counties. One of the earliest obtainable separate maps of West Virginia, following its becoming a state in 1863. There are very few separately issued maps of WV.
One of the First Large Scale Maps of West Virginia Fine large format map of West Virginia, published by real estate promoter M. Wood White in Grafton, West Virginia, and "Engraved & Printed by H.J. Toudy & Co., Phila. Pa." The map is...
Color-lithographed map of the area near Gauley Bridge, (present-day) West Virginia. Gauley Bridge was the site of a minor battle during the Civil War, which resulted in a Union victory. "United States forces" are colored blue, and "Confederate forces...
Decorative and unusual trading card map from this famous series. Map is surrounded by decorative vignette, showing Oil refinery. Includes population statistics.
Striking view of the town of Parkersburg, West Virginia, approximately 40 miles north of Charleston, West Virginia. A stiking and highly detailed view, showing street names, buildings and the river. A classic late 19th Century view.
