Cram's Unrivaled Atlas of the World. Indexed by Cram, George F - 1888

London: W.Peacock, 1795. Hardcover. Good. Hand colored in outline Folding Maps (12 + frontis) by Russell. Duodecimo red roan gilt (spine quite chipped down at head/foot & heavily rubbed/tips worn) All Edges Gilt xxii+404pp +(4p index) 2 leaves nearly loose but clean and square. Nice 19th century inscription on FEP. All folding maps crisp and untorn with outline coloring. Maps: Chart of the world - East Indies - Spain and Portugal - France - Italy - Netherlands - United Provinces - German Empire and Switzerland - Prussia and Poland - Dominions of Russia - Sweden, Denmark and Norway - Great Britain and Ireland - States of America.

1854. Hardcover. Good. Lithograph map with original hand-colored highlights. Approximately 12 1/4 X 12 1/2" on 18 X 18" sheet with extensive printed text at all margins. Title and credit in the map at upper right, good condition with some aging at folds. <br> Original slim 12mo dark green leather-covered board folder with gilt lettering at upper cover. Some scuffing and wear at edges. Additional smaller lithograph map with hand-colored highlights mounted at inside of upper cover. Lengthy 1858 pencil notation of purchase ("on the Field of Waterloo") from Cotton's niece on verso of map.

Philadelphia: Elvino V. Smith. Good+. 1912. Hardcover. A very large folding map (56" x 43") mounted in a light blue, lightly faded, hardcover cloth folder with gilt lettering on front. Map in nice condition except for a few tears along the folds. Folder has paper tears along interior hinges. Condition--Folder: G+, Map: VG. Pennsylvania ; Fold out Map; Thin 12mo 7" - 7½" tall .

1831 Northern Traveller Voyages to NIAGARA Falls Quebec Canada Illustrated MAPS

'The Northern Traveller' is a guidebook to the U.S. Northeast that went through multiple editions. The strip maps and area maps in each edition reflect the existing travel infrastructure. This 1831 edition depicts the arrival of the railroad in Saratoga Springs in the early 1830s, detailed maps of the Hudson River and the Erie Canal, and routes to places of interest at the time including many of the Revolutionary War battle sites.

This 1831 edition is complete with 19 maps and 9 copper engravings!

Item number: #8184
Price: $350
DWIGHT, Theodore; GILPIN, Henry D
The northern traveller: containing the routes to Niagara, Quebec, and the Springs: with descriptions of the principal scenes and useful hints to strangers

New York, Printed by J. & J. Harper, 1831.

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Collation: Complete with all pages
o [viii], [2], 444
o 19 maps
o 9 engravings
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References: Howes D 607; Sabin 21538;
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1844 Picturesque Tourist New York Canada New England Steamboat Illustrated MAPS

An interesting mid-19th century travel guide of the Northern and Eastern United States and Canada. 'Picturesque Tourist' provides a charmingly illustrated view of travels throughout the north-eastern United States including places such as:
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New York
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Boston
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New England
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Niagara Falls
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Buffalo
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Chicago
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Canada
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Lake Ontario
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St. Lawrence
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Montreal
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Quebec
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Saguenay river
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Maine
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And much more!

This original publication of "Picturesque Tourist" is filled with beautiful illustrations as well as a folding hand-colored map "Maine with a Part of Canada & New Brunswick shewing the Disputed Territory", 4 full-page maps, & 7 plates!

Item number: #9261
Price: $399
HOLLEY, Orlando Luther

The Picturesque tourist: being a guide through the northern and eastern states and Canada: giving an accurate… Read More

1854. Hardcover. Good. Lithograph map with original hand-colored highlights. Approximately 12 1/4 X 12 1/2" on 18 X 18" sheet with extensive printed text at all margins. Title and credit in the map at upper right, good condition with some aging at folds. <br> Original slim 12mo dark green leather-covered board folder with gilt lettering at upper cover. Some scuffing and wear at edges. Additional smaller lithograph map with hand-colored highlights mounted at inside of upper cover. Lengthy 1858 pencil notation of purchase ("on the Field of Waterloo") from Cotton's niece on verso of map.

Philadelphia: J. L. Smith. Very Good+. 1898. Hardcover. One large map Issued in two separate sheets; each 23" x 27 1/2". The folding maps are backed on linen. The maps are mounted in a green cloth hardcover folder with bright glit title on front. Pennsylvania; Thin 12mo 7" - 7½" tall .

Color print on glossy paperDimensions: 31" x 40 3/4"Condition: as found, water stain along top margin, bright colors throughoutThis American Radio Relay League divides the world into radio relay league zones rather than political or geographic boundaries. The map could be thought of as a ham radio listeners "bird's ear" view of the world. Each zone is identified by the call letters for that zone, immediately recognizable to the experienced ham radio operator and part of a language unique to this kind of radio communication.

Washington DC: Government Printing Office, 1848. First Edition. Very Good. [Sheet 10.5x8.25in, Neat line Upper 4.75x6.25in and Lower 4.125x6.25in]; The map shows the location of the Upper Mines Nos. 1 & 8 diggings along the South Fork of the American river, with roads buildings, including Shutter's Saw Mill and Marshall's house and distance to Sutters [Fort]. The Lower Mines No.3 or Mormon Diggings are also along the river and shows the Mormon Bar and labels the gold deposits, the store and road to Sutters. [Wheat Maps 52, Poore p. 567]. Richard Barnes Mason (1797-1850) was a United States Army officer and the fifth Military Governor of California (1847-1849). After gold was discovered by James Marshall at Sutter's Mill in January 1848, General Mason toured the Gold diggings along the American River north east of Sacramento in June, 1848. The report was written in Monterey in August 17, 1848. The Mason reports and maps were part of a larger Federal report to Congress on a number of subjects that… Read More

Copperplate engraved map with hand colouring. Chips to margins with minor losses, small closed tear upper left corner, a few light creases, small perforation to either side of centrefold (more visible on verso), verso c/f reinforced with tape but on the whole very good


20-1/2" x 22-3/4"- 57.1 x 57.7 cm.



A detailed map of North America, the Caribbean, South America and the Pacific Islands. Alaska is still part of Russian possessions, and Texas stands as a Republic. James Wyld Jr. took over the family business in the mid 19th Century and continued to produce highly detailed maps of all regions of the world.