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Plan du Port des Francais sur la Cote du Nord-Ouest de l'Amerique, par 58°37' de Latitude Nord et 139°50' de Longitude Occidentale, Decouverte le 2 Juillet 1786, par les Fregates Francaise la Boussole et l'Astrolabe.

Detailed plan of Port des Francais, from the Atlas Du Voyage De La Pérouse.

Price: $ 450.00

(With City Plans of Juneau, Sitka and Nome) Alaska Compiled from Official Records of the General Land Office, U.S. Geological Survey, U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey and other sources . . . 1906

Highly detailed map of Alaska, compiled in the decade after the start of the Alaskan Gold Rush in 1897.

Price: $ 345.00

Map of Alaska Showing the Known Distribution of Mineral Resources

Survey map of the District of Alaska, showing the extensive mineral resources of the area: gold, silver, copper, tin, coals, petroleum, marble, and gypsum. The military telegraph, constructed from 1900 to 1905 as the United States federal government's first major infrastructure project in Alaska, is delineated.

Price: $ 295.00

Colton's Territory of Alaska (Russian America) Ceded by Russia to the United States

Colton's map of the Territory of Alaska captures the geographical and historical intricacies of Alaska. This map, one of the first separate representations of Alaska to grace a commercial atlas, is a noteworthy bit of cartographic history.

Price: $ 295.00

Tom III. Phys. Tab. IV. ex hibens Terras recens detectas ab Hispanis et Russis in maris Pacifici parte Septentrionali

Rare, Early Scientific Journal Map

Price: $ 1,200.00

Rand, McNally & Co.'s Alaska

Antique map of Alaska, with Sitka shown as the capital. The Aleutian Islands are on an inset map. At the bottom, an index enumerates districts, capes and points, islands, lakes, mountains, rivers, and towns. Juneau is the largest city, with a population of 1,253, just exceeding Sitka's population of 1,190. The salmon boomtown of Karluk, on Kodiak Island, has the territory's third-largest population.

Price: $ 125.00