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(The First Letter From British Florida) [September 5, 1763, Autograph Letter, Signed, from Robert Campbell to John Campbell, 4th Earl of Loudoun, describing the British taking possession of Florida and the state of the settlement of Pensacola]

The Earliest Known English Account of Pensacola and the Earliest Known Letter from British Florida

Price: $ 75,000.00

An Accurate Map of the English Colonies in North America Bordering on the River Ohio

Drawn From The First Printed Map to Mention George Washington -- Carolina Shown West of North Carolina -- Virginia Extending to Lake Michigan

Price: $ 795.00

[ Southern Railroads ] Railroad Map of the Southern States Shewing the Southern & Southwestern Railway Connections With Philadelphia. 1862 . . . Prepared by Thomas Kimber Jr., Chairman of the Committee on Inland Transportation of the Board of Trade of Philadelphia

Nice example of this extremely rare separately issued map of the Southern part of the United States, extending west to Texas, Indian Territory and Kansas, prepared at the beginning of the Civil War by the Philadelphia Board of Trade.

Price: $ 4,500.00

Georgia From the Latest Authorities.

The Earliest Obtainable Map of the State of Georgia

Price: $ 1,800.00

[First Sea Chart of New Netherlands] Pascaarte van Nieu Nederlandt uytgegeven door Arnold Colom

The First Sea Chart of New Netherlands

Price: $ 29,500.00

(Civil War) Fredericksburg … [with] Map… of the Sioux Expedition [with] Map of the Fight of the 14th A.C. Buzzard Roost, GA [and ] Big Mound [and] Dead Buffalo Lake [and] Dry Fort Creek

Fascinating, highly detailed set of six maps, issued for the Atlas To Accompany The Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies including:

Price: $ 145.00