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Rand, McNally & Co's New Business Atlas Map of Ohio

The 1898 rendition of Rand, McNally & Co's New Business Atlas Map of Ohio offers an intricate portrayal of the state's geographical landscape, depicting cities, counties, railroads, and rivers. One striking feature is the detailed inset map of Hamilton County, home to Cincinnati, which, according to the 1890 census, was the state's most populous city.

Price: $ 145.00

Official Map of Harrison County

Large folding wall map of Harrison County, Ohio, published in 1904.

Price: $ 395.00

Berea, Ohio Sesquicentennial 1836-1986. Home of Baldwin & Wallace Collage

Sequicentennial Poster for Berea, Ohio -- Signed by The Artist

Price: $ 125.00

Ohio and Indiana By H.S. Tanner

A nice example of this important early map of Indiana and Ohio, published by Henry Schenk Tanner.

Price: $ 2,200.00

Colton's Map of the Oil District of West Virginia and Ohio

Scarce First State of Colton's Map of Some of the Earliest Oil Fields in the United States.

Price: $ 3,600.00

Cincinnati and Environs [with] Business Portion of Cincinnati on Enlarged Scale

Detailed antique map of the city of Cincinnati, with Kentucky on the other side of the Ohio River, with an inset map showing the downtown Business District in greater detail. The Miami Canal, abandoned in 1913 and since drained, can be seen running mostly parallel to Mill Creek. Along Mill Creek and the railway, "Ivorydale", Procter & Gamble's 11-acre plant, is shown at 2L-2M and named for their popular Ivory soap. The Highland House, as the top of the Inclined Plane, is at 25W-25X

Price: $ 145.00