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La Floride divisee en Floride et Caroline . . . 1749

De Vaugondy's scarce map of Florida and the Southeast, including a fantastic example of Florida as an Archipelago.

Price: $ 395.00

[ Florida Native Americans Declaring War ] Bellum denunciandi ratio. XXXIII.

The Manner of Declaring War

Price: $ 345.00

India Intra Gangem

Scarce miniature map of South Florida and the Caribbean Islands, from the exceedingly rare Nurmberg edition of DuVal's La Geographie Universelle, first published in Paris in 1660.

Price: $ 225.00

[St. Augustine, Florida] Pagus Hispanorum in Florida

Good example of Ogilby's important early view of St. Augustine. St. Augustine was founded in 1565 by Pedro Menendez, as a base of operations for protection of the Spanish trade routes to its American colonies in the West Indies. Menendez named the settlement St. Augustine, after the day of the festival of San Augustine. The first known plan of the city was sketched by Baptista Boazio, an artist who traveled with Sir Francis Drake, in 1586, at which time Drake raided St. Augustine. This view was originally drawn from Gerrit van Schagen's work, and depicts a fictionalized view of the town with mountains and other fanciful embellishments. From John Ogilby's seminal atlas America: Being the Latest, and Most Accurate Description of the New World, published in London in 1671. Ogilby's work is an English translation of Arnoldus Montanus' Die Nieuwe en onbekende Weereld…, published in Amsterdam, although greatly expanded in some instances and with new maps and views. Minor soiling at centerfold and a bit of toning, but a still a nice example.

Price: $ 575.00

Carte Generale Des Isles Antilles Traduite de L'Anglois de Jos Awery, 1782 . . .

Fine large map of South Florida and the Caribbean, published at the end of the American Revolution.

Price: $ 1,900.00

Carte Des Lignes -- Compagnie Generale Transatlantique French Line

A Large Promotional Map for the Compagnie Generale Transatlantique.

Price: $ 975.00