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The Hawaiian Islands

Pre-Jet Age travel brochure for Hawaiian Airlines with a map by Melbourne Brindle, from when Hawaii was still a territory. Routes are shown with their distances and for some, flight times. The 1957 addition of a direct non-stop flight from Kauai to Maui is not included. The Hawaiian Airlines logo has its ʻIʻiwi bird logo and its fleet consists of Convair 340s and Douglas DC-3 Viewmasters, before the 1958 introduction of Douglas DC-6s. At the time, Hawaiian Airlines only offered interisland commercial flights; it didn't start flights to the mainland until 1985.

Price: $ 175.00

Kauai The Garden Isle

Whimsical promotional map of the Garden Island of Kauai in vivid colors.

Price: $ 125.00

(Photograph album) America | Hawaii. 1885. [Photographic album of Hawaii, Yellowstone, Utah, Colorado, and Niagara Falls]

Luxurious Bespoke Photograph Album Made for a Victorian Gentleman Traveler

Price: $ 17,500.00

Waikiki

This is a pictorial tourist map of Waikiki, showing the many attractions of Honolulu. In addition to being a tourist map and advertising many of the businesses that operate in the area, the map delves into Hawaii's long history and culture, providing tourist-oriented notes about the island.

Price: $ 245.00

City of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, U.S.A.

Large map of Honolulu, showing street, buildings, street car lines, bus lines, and a host of other details.

Price: $ 375.00

Carte de L'Oceanie ou Cinquieme Partie Du Monde . . . 1822

A detailed map of the Pacific, published by J. Goujon in Paris in 1822, epitomizing the 19th-century cartographic endeavors to delineate the Pacific region and encompassing the vast and diverse territories often referred to as Oceania. This early 19th-century map is particularly notable for its detailed representation of the Australian continent, then known as New Holland, alongside the myriad of Pacific islands scattered across the ocean's expanse.

Price: $ 495.00