Accurata delineatio celeberrimae Regionis Ludovicianae vel Gallice Louisiane ol. Canadae et Floridae Adpellatione in Septemtrionali America Descriptae quae Hodie Nomine Fluminis Mississippi vel St. Louis . . . By: Matthaus Seutter Date: 1720 (published) Augsburg Dimensions: 19.25 x 22.25 inches (49 x 56.5 cm) This remarkable map of North America spans from the French controlled northeast coast all the way to Spanish controlled New Mexico and New Spain. It depicts what was known of the territories shortly after the collapse of the speculative frenzy known as the Mississippi Bubble, and in fact the title cartouche tells the story of the investment bubble and its aftermath with a few well-chosen allegorical figures.Seutter delineates all known European and Indian settlements of the day in great detail, and includes countless names of tribes in the territories they occupied. Though in French, the place names and descriptions are easy to understand as they are close to their English language equivalents. For example, he calls a region in the northeast Terre des Grands Esquimaux, the Land of the Great Eskimos, while just to the south is a region called Terre des Petites Esquimaux. the Land of the Small Eskimos. Major roads and trails are shown, the Great Lakes are all in place, and the great system of rivers, streams and other waterways that create the Mississippi is depicted with great care. The upper left quadrant features an inset map of the Louisiana coastline, from the Mississippi Delta to Florida, providing much detail of the coastline of the area. John Law and the Mississippi Bubble The company which caused the crash had been created by a wily Scotsman named John Law, who managed to create a monopoly which completely controlled France’s colonial trade, which was called the Company of the Indies, in which he offered shares on the open market. The potential for gain seemed so great that a bubble swiftly ensued and as do all bubbles, it burst leaving countless families penniless and others seriously impoverished. The Title Cartouche The lower right quadrant features a title cartouche which tells the story of the scandalous Mississippi Bubble which brought financial ruin to so many wealthy and middle class Europeans in the early 1700s. While Faith pours riches from a large cornucopia, wealthy investors buy stock from winged cherubs and receive their shares from a beautiful maiden. Opposite them we see the ruined investors expressing grief and distress. Below the cartouche a foursome of cherubs merrily cut the shares to pieces amidst in a slightly chaotic atmosphere. Condition: This map is in B+ condition with some light damp-staining in the top corners and a small rust spot in the lower left corner within the scale of distance. Some light discoloration also exists along the centerfold. Lower left margin is trimmed, but not to the neatline. Inventory #12077 1932 S. Halsted St. #200 Chicago, IL 60608 | P: (312) 496 - 3622
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RARITY CODE: · Rare++Unique, one of a kind, or an original on the open market. ·Rare+Very uncommon and/or very difficult to find on the open market. ·RareUncommon and/or moderately difficult to find on the open market. encountered, common and easy to find on the open market. All Measurements Are In Inches; Height Precedes Width.Note: All items are sold "AS IS/AS DESCRIBED", to the best of our knowledge, research and ability. ITEM DESCRIPTION: Here is an Absolutely Beautiful & Extremely Rare Antique Early 19th Century 1823 Hand-Colored Double-Page Copper Plate Engraving Map of Two U.S. States titled “Map of Pennsylvania and New Jersey by H.S. Tanner ”Publisher & Print Info: To the best of my research, it was published from the first edition of the, New American Atlas. The publisher name, ‘Published by H.S. Tanner, Philadelphia’ appears printed lower middle in the outer margin area just beneath the border (Our Map does not show the ‘Improved to 1825’ printed on it as some later maps had), and ‘Entered according to Act of Congress, the 20th. day of August 1823, by H.S. Tanner, of the State of Pennsylvania ’ (For: Henry Schenk Tanner [1786-1858]), and ‘Engraved by H.S. Tanner & Assistants.’, as appears printed very tiny lower left & lower right respectively. “An impressive and important American map of Pennsylvania and New Jersey. From Tanner's seminal American Atlas, which was a monument in the early history of American cartography. Its format and size and detail made it probably the first American made atlas to equal the work of the best European firms. The atlas was well received and this established Tanner in his subsequent position as the leading American cartographic publisher. The state maps, all but two showing two states on a sheet, are wonderful historic documents of an important and dynamic period of American history. Tanner used Washington, D.C. as the prime meridian; as he explains in the introduction to the atlas, this was primarily because of a lack of an accepted European prime meridian. Each state is carefully mapped, using the most up-to-date information of physical features, towns, roads, trails, political boundaries, and other cultural details. This map of Pennsylvania and New Jersey is typical of the quality of the maps from the atlas.” (Quoted Text From: philaprintshop) The atlas info, ‘American Atlas’, appears printed upper middle in the outer margin area just above the border. The Map is on a nice medium-heavy weight cream-colored wove paper stock.Size & Condition: The sheet size with wide margins is 24-1/4” x 31-3/8”, Image size is 20-5/8” x 27-5/8”. The Map is in VeryGood Rare+ condition for its antique age with no color fade. There is older archival framer’s tape on the center-fold to help strengthen and protect the fold, on the left & right sides (on back), due to the center-fold splitting about 2” down from the top edge which has an associated 1/2” tear spidering off of it in the top border area (very tough to see-almost overlooked it) and maybe about the same length from the bottom edge up into the border area (they don’t look like they go any farther). There is also a small 1-3/8” x 1/32” (if that) sliver area in the center-fold where it looks like the two halves of the original paper stock had an edge-flaw and didn’t match up correctly (through small portion of Perry County, through end of Cumberland County and barely into Franklin County [toward bottom of state])—it is what it is, and isn’t too noticeable at all… Extremely minimal, only three tiny 1/8” tears in the outer margin edges which are repaired from behind with archival tape—any outer margin issues are completely negligible since the outer margins can easily be matted & framed out. Extremely minimal very tiny & faint foxing specks lightly scattered here & there on the sheet. Slight normal (better than average) toning of the stock from age and just a little more so around the outer margin edges. Slight small crescent creasing here & there on the sheet, as well as a few other light creases here & there in the outer margin areas, along a few outer margin edge and slight tiny dog-ear creasing in a few outer margin corners. Extremely minimal & slight outer margin edge wear with only a few tiny dents & dings here & there—also negligible. This beautiful antique early 19th C. map would make a wonderful addition to any cartography or art collection, and has never been framed which is always more desirable to collectors since it has never been exposed to older non-archival materials, matburn or lightfade. PAYING FOR YOUR ITEM: DOMESTIC PAYMENTS: are made via PayPal (Preferred) and WE REQUIRE FULL PAYMENT WITHIN 4 DAYS OF AUCTION CLOSE, otherwise an 'Unpaid Item Dispute' will be opened & filed automatically by eBay. 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The map was issued upon the Chicago centennial in 1933. Buildings, wooded areas, swamp land and dunes (â??Sand Hillsâ?) along the shore are indicated. Trails from the city are indicated. A Map of Chicago, Incorporated as a Town August 5 1833.
eBay A lovely 19th-century map of California with up-to-date survey work, including railroads Scarce and notable map of California by Goddard, from the plate of the original issue of 1858, with additions.Based on Goddard’s famous large-format map of the state, this reduced version includes new survey information, including significant updates corresponding to the Railroad. A rail connection between Los Angeles and Fort Yuma has also been added.The map offers exceptional detail, including administrative (county seats, towns and ranchos) and transportation infrastructure (wagon raods, emigrant trails, railroads), along with mines and hospices Cartographer(s): Britton & Rey (1852 – 1906) was a lithographic printing firm based in San Francisco and founded by Joseph Britton and Jacques Joseph Rey in 1852. Especially during the second half of the 19th century, Britton and Rey became the leading lithography firm in San Francisco, and probably California. Among their many publications were birds-eye-views of Californian cities, depictions of the exquisite landscapes, stock certificates, and no least maps. While Rey was the primary artist, Britton worked not only as the main lithographer but was essentially also the man running the business. In addition to their own material, the firm reproduced the works of other American artists like Thomas Almond Ayres (1816 – 1858), George Holbrook Baker (1824 – 1906), Charles Christian Nahl (1818 – 1878), and Frederick August Wenderoth (1819 – 1884). Following Rey’s death in 1892 Britton passed the form on to Rey’s son, Valentine J. A. Rey, who ran it until the great earthquake and fire of 1906 destroyed most of the company’s assets.Joseph Britton (1825 – July 18, 1901) was a lithographer and the co-founder of the prominent San Francisco lithography studio Britton and Rey. He was also a civic leader in San Francisco, serving on the Board of Supervisors and helping to draft a new city charter. In 1852, he became active in lithography and publishing, first under the name ‘Pollard and Britton,’ and then ‘Britton and Rey,’ a printing company founded with his friend and eventual brother-in-law Jacques Joseph Rey. Britton and Rey became the premier lithographic and engraving studio of the Gold Rush era, producing letter sheets, maps, and artistic prints.Jacques Joseph Rey (1820 – 1892) was a French engraver and lithographer born in the Alsatian town of Bouxwiller. At the age of about 30, he emigrated to America, eventually settling in California. Here, he soon entered into a partnership with local entrepreneur and civic leader Joseph Britton. Three years later, Rey also married Britton’s sister, allowing his business partner and brother-in-law Britton to live in their house with them. Rey and Britton were not only an important part of the San Francisco printing and publishing scene but also owned a plumbing and gas-fitting firm. In the early years, both men would sometimes partner up with others on specific projects, but by the late 1860s, their partnership was more or less exclusive.
Original large-format 1902 map of the Adirondack Forest and adjoining territory, printed in four sheets, in cloth-bound hard cover folder with gilt embossed lettering and ribbon tie. Colored lines show county and town boundaries, and shading is used to identify forest preserves and state-owned land.
Map No. 2. Rio Colorado of the West, explored by 1st Lieut. Joseph C. Ives, Topl. Engrs. under the direction of the Office of Explorations and Surveys. A. A. Humphreys, Capt. Topl. Engrs. in Charge, by order of the Hon. John B. Floyd, Secretary of War.By: Joseph C. Ives Drawn & Frederick Wilhelm von 1858 (dated) Washington D.C.Size: 15 x 35 inches (38 x 88 cm)This spectacular map, the earliest scientific map of the Grand Canyon region, shows the course of the Colorado River across what was then New Mexico Territory, and would later become Arizona, with Utah Territory in the north, today parts of Nevada, from the California border to Fort Defiance, and is the first accurate representation of the Grand Canyon to be printed on a map. It also marks the overland route taken by the Ives expedition from Beal’s Crossing (day 59) to the south rim of the Grand Canyon (day 73) through the San Francisco Forest (Flagstaff, AZ), to the Moquis Pueblos, ending in Ft. Defiance on day 103.The beautifully engraved map map, was published in 1861 in Joseph C. Ives’s Report Upon the Colorado River of the West, an account of the first major exploration up the Colorado River from its mouth in the Gulf of California. The primary objective of the expedition was to chart the Colorado river's course and conduct a hydrographic survey that included accurately mapping the river and its tributaries in the region. A secondary objective instructed Ives to "acquire knowledge of the surrounding country." Ives purchased a steamboat in Philadelphia, had it disassembled and shipped to the Isthmus of Panama, where it was moved via ship railroad to the Pacific coast and then shipped north to the mouth of the Colorado River, where it was reassembled. The expedition started on New Year’s Eve, of 1857, and gathered new and updated information on the people, flora, fauna, climate, and other aspects of the region.The map is the work of Frederick W. von Egloffstein, who developed a special process to produce this finely engraved map. The map locates Fort Defiance, Campbell's Pass, Zuni, Moquis (Hopi) Pueblos, San Francisco Springs (Flagstaff), Los Vegas, the Mormon Road, many native tribes, and much more. It also shows several important exploration routes and trails, including The Old Spanish Trail, Whipple's trail of 1854 and Beale's trail. Many notations throughout Condition: Map is in good condition, a sharp print on clean, mildly foxed paper, with very little darkening along the folds. A minor closed tear at the stub.Will ship USPS Media Mail for free.
Original 1812 antique engraved Arrowsmith & Lewis map of South Carolina. The map was drawn by Samuel Lewis, engraved by David Fairman, and published in Aaron Arrowsmith & Samuel Lewis' A New and Elegant General Atlas, Comprising All the New Discoveries to the Present Time, Thomas & Andrews, Boston, 1812. The image area measures 20.1 x 24.8 cm [8" x 9¾"], and there's a distance scale below the title block. Topography is drawn in relief, and longitude is measured from Philadelphia and London. A large area at the foot of the Allegheny Mountains in the Washington District is delineated by the Indian Boundary line. Other named districts include Georgetown, Charleston, Cheraw, Orangeburg, Ninety-Six, and Camden. There is good detail on wagon roads, trails, towns, settlements, and coastal features, including Columbia, the Santee River, Williamsburg, Hilton Head, Cape Roman, Beaufort, Cambridge, Chatham, North Edisto, Granby, Catawba Town, Charleston, and the lighthouse at the mouth of the Savannah River. Condition: This map is in very fine condition, bright and clean, with no marks, rips, or tears. It is blank on the back, with no printing on the reverse side. Please see the scans and feel free to ask any questions. It is an original, authentic copperplate engraved antique map, not a reproduction or modern reprint, and it is fully guaranteed to be genuine. It would make an impressive display in your den or office. It would also make a perfect gift, and we'll include our helpful framing tips for your reference, along with a photocopy of the title page from the book in which it was published. Buy with confidence! We are always happy to combine shipping on the purchase of multiple items — just make sure to pay for everything at one time, not individually. Powered by SixBit's eCommerce Solution
eBay Detailed map of Puerto Rico, prepared by the Adjutant General's Office, Military Information Division Creator - United States. Adjutant General s Office. Military Information - W. Morey Jr. C.E.Published - Norris Peters Co. Washington D.C. 1898Size - 23" x 30"The map includes significant Topographical material, roads, and many place names. The key identifies:US Forces (American Flag)Spanish Forces (Red Flag)Lines of the US March shown in redThe lines of the US Reconnaissance shown in dashed red lines.USD Military Telegraph and Telephone stationsTowns Occupied by the US troops and scouting sites.Chains of commands shown at top.Inset shows islands of Culebra and Vieques. This military map of Puerto Rico was published in 1898, the year in which the United States, in the course of the Spanish American War, seized the island from Spain. Hostilities began on May 12 with a blockade and bombardment of the city of San Juan by the U.S. Navy. This was followed with the landing off the coast of Gua?nica on July 12 of a force of 1,300 U.S. soldiers. In the peace treaty that was signed in Paris on December 10, 1898, the United States formally acquired Puerto Rico from Spain, along with Guam and the Philippines. Issued by the Military Information Division of the Adjutant General's Office of the U.S. Army, the map is by W. Morey of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The emphasis is on transportation, with railroads, main roads, cart trails, and horse trails shown. The scale is in miles (1 mile = 1.61 kilometers). An inset map at the lower right shows Vieques, Culebra, and several smaller islands belonging to Puerto Rico.Condition Description and Listing PicturesThe map as originally folded and exhibits some fold discoloration. Some of the fold intersections show minor paper loss. All of the folds were reinforced on the backside using 1/2" Lineco Archival Mending Tissue. The map will be placed in a plastic sleeve, carefully rolled and shipped in a heavy cardboard tube,I do my best to describe any major flaws or issues with the items I list in my store. I also will add multiple pictures of each item to provide additional condition detail. I encourage you to look at the listing pictures and take advantage of the tool ebay provides to magnify the listing photos. This can be done by hovering your cursor over the picture on display on the listing home page. You can also double-click the picture to enlarge it. Please feel free to ask questions Multiple Purchases and Combined ShippingI do combine shipping. If you purchase multiple items from my "Buy It Now" inventory, please add each item to your cart on the listing home page and when finished check out and request a total from me.If you win multiple auctions, please don't pay for each item individually. I will send you an invoice with a combined shipping amount for all of your auction wins once they are completed.Ebay Store: Attic Trunk TreasuresI am a longtime eBay seller with 100% Positive Feedback on thousands of transactions from several stores. I am dedicating this store to variety of eclectic collectibles. I have a large inventory and will be listing new items daily. Please make sure you follow me as a favorite seller so you don't miss items you could add to your collection.
RARE ORIGINAL 1904 ANTIQUE POCKET MAP OF THE SEWARD PENINSULA GOLD FIELDSDATE-1904 BELOW TITLE PUBLISHED BY-F.J. MONROEORIGINAL 1904 ANTIQUE POCKET MAP OF SEWARD PENINSULA ALASKA. RARE AND INTERESTING EARLY GOLD FIELDS MAP SHOWING THE SEWARD PENINSULA DIVIDED INTO NINE PRECINCTS WITH WATERWAYS, ROADS, TOWNSHIPS, TIN MINES AND TRAILS. ALSO SHOWN ARE RECORDING AND POST OFFICES, ROAD HOUSES AND NATIVE VILLAGE MISSION. MAP WAS PUBLISHED DURING THE HEIGHT OF THE NOME GOLD RUSH WHICH LASTED FROM 1899-1909. MAP IS VERY RARE AND AN IMPORTANT PIECE OF NOME AND ALASKA GOLD RUSH HISTORY. MAP FOLDS INTO A BROWN PAPER COVER WRAP(PICTURES SHOWN).MAP DOES HAVE SOME CONDITION ISSUES WHICH ARE LISTED BELOW MEASUREMENTS MEASURES 24 X 19 INCHES ENTIRE SHEETPOOR-FAIR CONDITION, LARGE SEAM SPLITS AND TEARS AT BOTTOM HORIZONTAL FOLD/CREASE CAUSING SOME MINOR LOSS AT THAT FOLD, DISCOLORATION, COVER WRAP IS SEPARATED IN TWO WITH THE BACK COVERING STILL ATTACHED TO MAP ON REVERSE
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Each map was then individually hand colored. It is dated 1853 in the lower margin, and was published inColtonâ??s Atlas of the World, 1856. The map has an attractive scrollwork border and original hand color.
Shows all the landowners, railways, farms, housing tracts, trails, schoolhouses, creeks, mills, and unsurveyed areas of Yuba County, CA in 1914. Probably the only original map from this era of Yuba County in existence.
eBay Photos that have a brown/yellowish tint are due to poor lighting; the subject is actually brighter.This is in such beautiful condition (basically Like-New), that I thought it might be a reproduction, but I can't find any information that it was reproduced (If anyone has information otherwise, please let me know). Reverse is blank.Measures about 20 by 18 inches. Shipped in it's natural folds.
Original c.1920's Glacier National Part brochure/map, about 18" X 31", some light soiling on cover,, also included is 32+/- page 'OVER MOUNTAIN TRAILS' brochure about 8" X 9"Â with light crease and some cover damage. please see photos. Thanks.
No Going to Sun highway. Trails & Guides! Opens to 30" by 33"! in the Park! Rather it is likely that the Park Guides used one to lead his party on horseback or.
''MAP OF TEXAS FROM THE MOST RECENT AUTHORITIES… Philadelphia: Thomas, Cowperthwait & Co., 1850first issue. Fine engraved map with original hand coloringThis important historical map depicts Texas five years after statehood, and immediately after the 1850 Compromise that reduced the western boundary claim (along the Rio Grande northward to the Arkansas River). This is the first atlas map to show the reduced boundaries. Counties are named and in contrasting colors.The map accurately depicts the boundaries and river system, and locates major trails. Most cities, towns, military forts, the ''Silver Mine'' (west of San Antonio) and the ''Battle of S. Jacinto 1836'' are located. Indian tribes are noted in the central, northwestern and western region.The map also includes the erroneous comment regarding the terrain of the western region formerly part of the state. The inset of ''Texas North of the Red River'' shows the full region claimed by Texas prior to statehood with the colored area as its current boundary. Size (including margins) : 13.5 by 17" Very good condition Refund Policy: We will issue a FULL REFUND, 100% money back if you are not satisfied with your purchase. Items must be returned to us within 20 days in order to receive a refund or replacement. Buyer is responsible for the shipping costs. Powered by SixBit's eCommerce Solution
