Nicolas De Fer's Landmark 1715 Map of the Mississippi River Valley and the French Regions in the Interior of North America. Fine example of De Fer's rare map of the southern part of the French regions in North America, one of the most important maps...
De Fer's Landmark Map of the Mississippi River Valley and the French Regions in interior of North America. Fine example of De Fer's rare map of the southern part of the French regions in North America, prepared by De Fer for the French Company of...
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"The Mother and Main Source of All the Later Maps" of the Mississippi River and Interior Parts of the United States and The First Map to Name Texas First state of De L'Isle's seminal map, one of the most important and influential maps of the 18th...
First Map To Name New Orleans -- "The Mother and Main Source of All the Later Maps" of the Mississippi River and Interior Parts of the United States and The First Map to Name Texas Second state of De L'Isle's seminal map, one of the most important and...
18th-century Map of Eastern North America with a Satirical Cartouche A finely colored example of Seutter's so-called Mississippi Bubble map, depicting the short-lived French financial-colonial scheme masterminded by Scottish financier John Law. The...
One of the Earliest Appearances of New Orleans Nice old color example of Covens & Mortier's fine edition of Guillaume De L'Isle's seminal map, the most significant map of the Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes published in the early part of the...
Highly detailed and decorative large format engraved map of the Caribbean by Herman Moll. Moll's map was the most popular large English map of the Caribbean, Florida, the Gulf Coast, Texas, and Central America in its day. It was a central image in the...
Detailed map designed to show the theater of war for the War of Jenkins's Ear. The War of Jenkins Ear got its name from an event that occurred in 1731, when Robert Jenkins, the captain of the Rebecca, was captured in the West Indies by the Spanish. He...
Decorative example of Bowen's map of the Southeastern United States, Florida, Gulf Coast, Texas, Caribbean and Central America. The map is embellished by an elaborate native American scene, along with a depiction of a lion and other indigenous...
Rare Variant edition of Bellin's map of Mississippi River Valley and environs, with the name "Floride" in the title. The normal title for this map is Carte De La Louisiane et Pays Voisins. Fabulous map of most of the US, based upon De L'Isle's...
The "Territory In Dispute East" of The Mississippi River Rare map centered on the Mississippi River, showing the "Territory in Dispute" between France and England. The map is centered on the Mississippi River valley and the Gulf Coast, showing the...
Scarce Italian Map of the Southern Colonies in Colonial America at the Outset of the American Revolution A marvelous map the Southern part of Colonial America, published by Paolo Santini in Venice. The map covers most of Florida, then extending west...
Detailed battle plan of the Battle of Yorktown, the final battle of the American Revolution. The map provides a detailed look at the battle of Yorktown, based upon French sources. The positions of the American, French and English forces and artillery...
Early Map of the America's Southern States and Territories Early American printed map of the Southern portion of the United States, extending from the Atlantic to the Mississippi and showing part of Kentucky. Georgia is now truncated near its current...
This is a rare separately issued map of the Gulf Coast and the Caribbean by Tardieu. The map was issued shortly after the Louisiana Purchase (1803) and the creation of the Mississippi Territory (1804). The map demonstrates the remarkably fine engraving...
Second edition of Colton's detailed large format map of the Southern Plains and Midwestern States, at the outset of the American Civil War. Finely detailed map, one of the most commercially successful maps published by Colton during the 1860s.
