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The North Eastern Part of the United States

The North Eastern Part of the United States, engraved for N.P. Willis's American Scenery Illustrated and published by George Virtue in London, offers an extensive geographical representation of the northeastern United States during the 19th century. This detailed map captures parts of states such as New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and others, with a distinct red line demarcating a route of interest. A smaller sub-map at the bottom right corner focuses on parts of Virginia and Maryland, offering a more detailed look at these regions.

Price: $ 145.00

Enlarged Map of Central Transportation Route

Detailed map showing the ransportation routes from the Ohio River to the James River.

Price: $ 245.00

A New and General Map of the Middle Dominions Belonging to the United States of America, viz. Virginia, Maryland, The Delaware-Counties, Pennsylvania, New Jersey &c. . . 1794

Finely Colored Example of the Final Edition of the Most Influential Map of the Middle British Colonies Published in the 18th Century

Price: $ 2,200.00

[Right sheet only of: A New Chart of America Florida to New York with the Principal Harbours on a Large Scale, Drawn from the latest Authorities, by Robt Blachford. 1807.]

A rare antique sea chart, probably constituting the northernmost sheet of Blachford's chart of the East Coast, but likely a Norie reissue of about 20 years later.

Price: $ 950.00

Virginie

Decorative example of this sought after map of the Chesapeake, from the first French edition of Mallet's atlas. The map is based upon Augustine Hermann's map of 1673 and later maps of the region. Extends from the Saquesahanoug R in the North to Pomejok and C. de Trafalgar in the South, and inland along the Powhatan R and Toppoahonoc R. Jamestown is located, as is Smythe's Island? A nice example, from the first edition of Mallet's work.

Price: $ 295.00

Carte Des Possessions Angloises Dans l'Amerique Septentrionale Pour Servir d'Intelligence a la Guerre presente Traduite del Anglois Par J. Leopold Imbert 1777. A Paris chez Mondhare Rue St. Jacques pres St. Severin.

Nice example of J. Leopold Imbert's map of the Theatre of War in North America, showing the British Colonies in North America and extending to Mississippi River Valley.

Price: $ 3,400.00