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The Russian Discoveries, from the Map Published by the Imperial Academy of St. Petersburg . . . 1775

English Edition of the First Official Map to Show the Initial European Encounter with Alaska

Price: $ 975.00

Island of Cadiack, with its Environs. 1805 (Kodiak Island)

Fine example of the English edition of Lisiansky's map of Kodiak Island, in Alaska, based upon the surveys of Captain Yuri Federovich Lisiansky in the region at the beginning of the 19th Century.

Price: $ 575.00

Carta rappresentante una parte della Baja Hudson, e le Regioni a Maestro dell'America Settentrle. [Map representing a part of Hudson Bay, and the regions to the northwest of North America.]

Map of Hudson Bay based on Jacques Nicholas Bellin's map of the area, "Carte des Parties du Nord-Ouest de l'Amerique," engraved by Veremondo Rossi and published by Livorno-based printer Marco Coltellini. Coltellini published Il Gazzettiere americano, the first Italian translation of J. Millar's American Gazetteer, which was published one year earlier in London. Giovanni Tommaso Masi republished the maps from Coltellini's edition in his atlas Atlante Dell'America in 1777.

Price: $ 195.00

Map of the Countries Round the North Pole

Fine early edition of Edward Stanford's map depicting the entire Arctic Region, featuring the furthest-most points reached by numerous exploring expeditions.

Price: $ 475.00

[ Alaska / Cabo San Lucas / San Blas / Chile ] Views of Headlands and Islands on the Coasts of North West and South America

Detailed set of profile views of the west coast of America, from Alaska to Valparaiso, Chile.

Price: $ 345.00

Amer. Sep. No. 5. Partie De L'Amerique Russe

Large format map of the region, showing the Northern most known limits of Alaska.

Price: $ 145.00