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Nouvelle Carte Particuliere De L'Amerique ou font exactement marquees la Nouvelle Bretagne, le Canada ou Nouvelle France, la Nouvelle Ecosse, la Nouvelle Angleterre…..

The Northeastern quadrant of Covens & Mortier's four-sheet edition of Popple's seminal map of North America, widely regarded as one of the two most important maps of North America produced in the 18th century (along with the Mitchell Map). Unlike Popple and Mitchell, Covens & Mortier produced their four-sheet map in such a way that each of the constituent sheets works independently as a separate map.

Price: $ 2,800.00

Indiarum Occidentalium Tractus Littorales cum Insulis Caribicis / Pascaert van Westindien ende Caribise Eylanden

An exceptional example of De Wit's general sea chart of the southeastern US, Gulf Coast, Florida, and the Caribbean, offered here in an edition published by Louis Renard.

Price: $ 2,700.00

(18th-Century Southern Borderlands) [Collection of manuscript letters to Secretary of War James McHenry from confidential U.S. agent John McKee, relating to southern borderlands, Native Americans and Panton, Leslie & Co.; a letter from John McKee written from Mobile, Alabama, to William Blount of Blount's Conspiracy fame; a letter from William Panton concerning John McKee; and letters from Felix D. St. Hilaire, concerning General Victor Collot]

Southern Borderlands in 1797

Price: $ 65,000.00

A Draught of Virginia from the Capes to York in York River and to Kuiquotan or Hamton in James River by Mark Tiddeman

Rare Dublin Edition!

Price: $ 3,900.00

Carte De la Virginie et Maryland, ou De La Bai De Chesapeak, et Pays Voisins . . .

Detailed map of the Chesapeake, Virginia, Maryland, Delaware (immediately prior to the settlement between Penn and Lord Baltimore, with Delaware properly shown as part of Pennsylvania), and contiguous regions. Shows towns, roads, villages, churches, meeting houses, rivers, mountains, inlets, islands and a host of other details.

Price: $ 375.00

New York and Pensilvania

This map, from John Gibson’s Atlas Minimus of 1758, is an exquisite miniature rendition of the Northern Colonies during a pivotal moment in pre-Revolutionary America. It delineates the territories from New York to the expansive hinterlands reaching the Ohio River, Lake Michigan, and Green Bay. This map offers a rare visual account of the region’s geography and settlement patterns on the eve of the French and Indian War.

Price: $ 450.00