Rare old maps of the United States.
The Most Important Map of the Mexico From The Early 19th Century, By The Father of Modern Geography Nice example of Alexander von Humboldt's monumental 2-sheet map of New Spain. Humboldt's map of New Spain is the first modern geographical treatment...
One of the Earliest Maps To Incorporate Lewis & Clark's Reports From Their Expedition Across America To The Pacific Reduced size example of Matthew Carey's map of Missouri Territory, published shortly after the return of Lewis & Clark and in...
Large detailed English language map of Texas and the Southwest, published in Edinburgh by Thomson. The map is largely based upon the explorations of Humboldt and Long in the Rocky Mountains and the West. It includes extensive notes along the lower...
![[Provincia de Texas] A Map of Louisiana and Mexico. Carte de la Louisiane et Mexique . . . 1820](/map/small/39611dd.jpg)
An Early Appearance of the Provincia de Texas Rare separately issued map of Mexico, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Southern California, Southern Arizona, Southern New Mexico and parts adjacent, published in Paris by Tardieu. As noted on the map This...
![[Matagorda Bay] Bahia De S. Bernardo](/map/small/58540.jpg)
French edition of the first separately printed sea chart of Matagorda Bay, first published in the Portulano de la America Septentrional, under the auspices of the Direccion De Hidrografia in Madrid. As noted by Streeter this map of Bahia de S....
Mexico Shortly After Independence From Spain Striking example of Buchon's map of Texas, Upper California and Mexico, from the French edition version Carey & Lea's American Atlas. Both Lake Timpanogos and Teguayo are shown, with still a hint of a...
Rare map of Texas, Upper California and Mexico from Louis Denis' Atlas Universel indiquant les établissemens des Jésuites: avec la manière dont ils divisent la terre, suivi desévénemens remarquables de leur histoire. Denis' atlas illustrates the...
One of the earliest obtainable Texas cartographic items is this Galveston Bay and Texas Land Company land certificate, which includes a map showing the grant to the 3 empresarios and the adjoining Austin Colony. The certificate states: That it...
One of the earliest obtainable Texas cartographic items is this Galveston Bay and Texas Land Company land certificate, which includes a map showing the grant to the 3 empresarios and the adjoining Austin Colony. The certificate states: That it...
The Reorganization of Mexico Under the Seven Laws & The Republic of Texas A scarce Italian edition of Le Sage's map of Mexico, Upper California and Texas, based largely on Alexandre von Humboldt's map of 1812. The map is richly annotated with...
Scarce map of Texas, Upper California, Mexico, etc. from the first edition of David Burr's Universal Atlas. While the map bears the copyright date of 1832, this example is published in 1836. One of the earliest American maps to show Texas in its...
A fine example of Young & Mitchell's map, one of the truly great early maps of Texas, published in 1836, the year that Texas became the independent 'Lone Star Republic'. Young & Mitchell's A New Map of Texas, especially in the present first...
![Mexico & Guatemala [Showing pre-Republic of Texas (Coahuila and Texas)]](/map/small/71256.jpg)
Detailed map of Mexico and the Southwest, featuring Texas and Coahuila, on the eve of Texas Independence. The Austins Colony appears prominently in Texas, along with Austin's Grant, Washington, Houston, Goliad and a number of other early settlements....
"Republic of Texas" in the Title of the Map Scarce map of Texas, Mexico, Upper California and contigous parts of the Southeastern US, naming the Republic of Texas. The present map is one of the only obtainable printed maps to name the "Republic of...
![Texas [Republic of Texas]](/map/small/64088.jpg)
Nice example of the first edition of Bradford's large map of the Republic of Texas, first published in 1838. In 1835, Bradford issued a small map of the Texas shortly before it became a Republic. In 1838, Bradford issued his Illustrated Atlas, a much...
Fine example of Chester Newell's early map of the Republic of Texas, published in 1838. The map shows all of Texas north to the Red River, providing an early look at the Republic, including a fine accounting of its early roads and settlements. The...
