This beautiful map was made by Adam and Charles Black in 1889 for the library edition of "The Scribner-Black Atlas of the World" And also for "Black's General Atlas of the World". Details include identification of regions, important cities, railroads, major roads, rivers, lakes, and mountains. This map is in very good condition with only slight age toning and bright, crisp color.

Side-by-side maps of North and South America. Northern Mexico, California, Texas all part of "Internal Provinces" and South America also has an historically interesting configuration. Shows routes of Cortez, Columbus, and Pizarro. Surrounded by text with historical and geographical information. Accompanied by a hand colored page of historical tables.

This antique map came from Johnson's New Illustrated (Steel Plate) Family Atlas, published in 1863, by Johnson and Ward. These maps are some of the most colorful and accurate maps produced in the 1860's. Johnson maps are characterized by hand coloring in red and green and distinctive borders, including iron scrollwork and a Celtic design. This beautiful map of South America includes insets of Rio de Janeiro and Pernambuco, with a depiction of the Harbor of Rio de Janeiro.

This antique map came from Johnson's New Illustrated (Steel Plate) Family Atlas, published in 1863, by Johnson and Ward. These maps are some of the most colorful and accurate maps produced in the 1860's. Johnson maps are characterized by hand coloring in red and green and distinctive borders, including iron scrollwork and a Celtic design. This beautiful map of South America includes insets of Chile and Lima, with depictions of the city of Valparaiso and Juan Fernandez or Mas A Tierra.

This map was made by S. Augustus Mitchell for "Mitchell's New General Atlas" published in 1887. The well maintained maps in this atlas feature Mitchell's characteristic pastel coloring and abundant details of geographical features. Brazil, Bolivia, Paraguay and Uruguay, and on a seperate map, Chili are illustrated on this page with insets showing the harbors of Rio Janeiro and Bahia, and the island of Juan Fernandez. Details include the names of regions, important towns, rivers, lakes, mountain ranges and railroads. Regions and countries are distinguished by color. These 1887 maps offer a fascinating perspective of areas that have since undergone significant growth and change, in addition to their value as great examples of Mitchell's work. This map has water stains in the margin that do not affect the map.

This hand colored map was made in 1877 by S. Augustus Mitchell for "Mitchell's New General Atlas". Three maps on this page illustrate (top) New Granada, Venezuela, and Guiana (lower left) Peru and Equador, and (lower right) Argentina. Details include the names of countries and important cities, and illustrations of mountains, lakes, and rivers.

This hand colored map was made for "Mitchell's New General Atlas" published by S. Augustus Mitchell, Jr. in 1868. South America is illustrated on this map. An inset shows canal routes connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Countries are distinguished by color, other detail include the names of countries, and illustrations of mountains, rivers,and lakes. The maps in this atlas have very beautiful coloring- more muted than is typical.

This exceptional map is from the first edition of "Mitchell's New General Atlas" published by S. Augustus Mitchell, Jr in 1860. The steel plate engraved map has original hand coloring and has been very well maintained with bright color and crisp lines. Surrounding this map of South America is a ¾ inch floral border.

This map was made by S. Augustus Mitchell for "Mitchell's New General Atlas" published in 1887. The well maintained maps in this atlas feature Mitchell's characteristic pastel coloring and abundant details of geographical features. Colombia, Venezuela, Guiana, Peru, Equador, and Argentina are illustrated on this page. Details include the names of regions, important towns, rivers, railroads, lakes, and mountain ranges. Regions are distinguished by color. These 1887 maps offer a fascinating perspective of areas that have since undergone significant growth and change, in addition to their value as great examples of Mitchell's work. This map has water stains in the margin that do not affect the map.

The 1936, sixty-seventh edition of the "Rand McNally Commercial Atlas and Marketing Guide" is unique in its inclusion of informative details. Each map is brightly colored; predominantly in orange and tan with blue oceans, lakes and rivers. Peru, Ecuador and Western Brazil, and on another map, Argentina and Chile are illustrated on this page. An inset on the map of Peru shows the Galapagos Islands and the other map has an inset of the southern portions of Argentina and Chile. The names of countries, states, important towns, lakes, rivers and major geological features are labeled.

The 1936, sixty-seventh edition of the "Rand McNally Commercial Atlas and Marketing Guide" is unique in its inclusion of informative details. Each map is brightly colored; predominantly in orange and tan with blue oceans, lakes and rivers. Venezuela, Paraguay and Uraguay are illustrated on seperate maps on this page. The names of countries, states, important towns, lakes, rivers and major geological features are labeled.

This beautiful map was made by Adam and Charles Black in 1889 for the library edition of "The Scribner-Black Atlas of the World" And also for "Black's General Atlas of the World". Details include identification of regions, important cities, railroads, major roads, rivers, lakes, and mountains. This map is in very good condition with only slight age toning and bright, crisp color.

Published at the beginning of the 20th century these charming smaller maps by an Italian publisher are a rare and interesting treat. While America began its ascendancy of the map trade, other international publishers continued in producing fine work. These Italian maps are fine evidence of that, as they supply us with much more detail, while yet maintaining simplicity and nice visual composition. They are current to the time, and have a nice muted color. These maps include information for cities, towns, railroad lines, rivers and basic topography. Condition is very good.

This is only our second collection of Italian printed maps in our 25 years. Nice colors and very good engraving work. This map was printed for "Atlante Scolastico".

This is only our second collection of Italian printed maps in our 25 years. Nice colors and very good engraving work. This map was printed for "Atlante Scolastico".

This map was drawn by Claude Joseph Drioux and Charles Leroy for his hard-to-find atlas, Nouvel Atlas de Geographie Modern in 1859. These mapmakers, although not prolific, produced beautiful and detailed maps.

Exceptionally large, detailed steel-plate map, in French, of South America in the mid-1800s. Excellent detail of mountains and rivers, as well as nautical information. Gives information on currents, winds, sea ice, and major shipping routes. Diagram at bottom left gives heights of highest mountains, as well as the vegetation zones at different elevations.

This colorful map was originally printed in "Atlas Universel et Classique De Geographie," published in 1881 by Claude Joseph Drioux. Regions are distinguished by muted pastel colors. Railroads, major roads, rivers, lakes, mountains, and the names of empires, provinces, and important cities are identified.

Hand-colored copper plate map, in French, of South America as it looked politically in the 1830s. Peru larger than now, Argentina is La Plata, and Patagonia is separate state. Beautiful map in amazing condition - it's a steal!

These are simply beautiful and almost elegant French made maps. Combining the latest in cartographic information with a refined sense of aesthetics, Tardieu produced outstanding steel engraved maps rivaled by few. Containing detail for topography, hydrography, as well as local development, these maps are an attractive historical reference as well as a fine decorative piece. Soft, muted hand coloring was deftly applied, and enhances the maps clarity and visual appeal. These bold engravings are in very good condition.

This Highly detailed map of the Department and French possessions, by Victor Levasseur, is surrounded with vignettes that highlight the commerce, history, and character of the department. These vignettes compliment the wonderful geographic information of each map. Even if one has no connection with the geography, the beauty of the map draws you in. Published in the mid 19th century, this map represents the apex and beginning of the unfortunate decline of decorative map-making.

This beautifully engraved map by Victor Malte-Brun was published ca. 1848 in his Atlas de Geographie Universelle. The Soft Pastel Colors and toned paper are perfect for framing. This map would make a wonderful gift or addition to a collection.

E. V. Monin made this 1822 edition of the "Atlas Universel de Geographie Ancienne & Moderne en 42 Cartes" in Paris. Bright colors highlight regions on these small, but detailed maps. This hand colored, French map illustrates South America. The names of regions, important cities, mountain ranges, lakes and rivers are identified. These old maps are in very good condition with unique outline coloring.

This hand colored map is from the "Atlas de Geographie", made by Felix Delamarche in Paris, 1856. South America is illustrated on this well maintained French map. Pastel colors were used distinguish regions. Other details include identification (in French) of regions, important cities, rivers, lakes, and deserts.

Published by a notable 19th century French publisher, this map is full of the style, accuracy and innovation that brought the French to prominence. This attractive steel engraved map is full of the detail and textured work that made 19th century French cartography the best. Interestingly while this map is hand colored, there is a printed color layer that features all the roads and major cities in a strong red. This was an innovation that wouldn"t catch on until 40 years later. Condition is good.

This large scale map came from the 1894 Rand-McNally Indexed Atlas of the World. This multi-colored map of Argentina, Chile, Paraguay, and Uruguay shows railroads, cities, towns, and many topographical features. All railroads operating in 1894 are shown on this map. This map is in very good condition and contains fantastic detailing.

Thomas G. Bradford (1802-87) of Boston Massachusetts included this map in his first atlas, titled "A Comprehensive Atlas Geographical, Historical and Commercial," published in 1835. These skillfully created maps were hand colored, which adds to their classic, decorative appeal. A sage border surrounds this map of the Pacific Ocean and its surroundings. Pink, yellow, and green are used as outline colors throughout the body of the map. Counties, important cities, rivers, and bodies of water are identified.

This detailed and colorful single page map came from Cram's 1895 Universal Atlas - Geographical, Astronomical and Historical. In 1869 the George F. Cram Company was born and the Cram name quickly became synonymous with quality and accuracy. Unrivaled Family Atlas" in 1895. The map on this page illustrates Bolivia, part of Peru and Brazil.

This map was made by George F. Cram for "Cram's Unrivaled Family Atlas" in 1894. The map on this page illustrates Bolivia, part of Peru and Brazil.

This large scale map came from the 1894 Rand-McNally Indexed Atlas of the World. This multi-colored map of Bolivia, Peru, & Ecuador shows railroads, cities, towns, and many topographical features. All railroads operating in 1894 are shown on this map. This map is in very good condition and contains fantastic detailing.

This double-page colorful map came from Cram's 1887 Standard American Atlas of the World. In 1869 the George F. Cram Company was born and the Cram name quickly became synonymous with accuracy and innovation. This map shows all cities and towns, post offices, rivers, mountains, roads, and railroads. If you live in this area it is interesting to see how the boundaries have changed from a century ago.

This detailed map was made by George F. Cram for "Cram's Unrivaled Family Atlas" in 1894. The map on this page illustrates Brazil.

This hand colored map was made by Adam and Charles Black for "Black's General Atlas" published in 1841. Brazil is illustrated on this map. Regions are distinguished by green, blue, pink, and yellow outline coloring - very well maintained for its age. Other details include the names of regions and many cities, and illustrations of mountains, rivers, and lakes. The impression of the steel plate used to engrave the map is still evident.

This map was made by George F. Cram for "Cram's Unrivaled Family Atlas" in 1895. The map on this page illustrates Brazil.

This map was made by W.G Blackie, Ph.D in 1860 for The Imperial Atlas of Modern Geography; An Extensive Series of Maps. Peru and Bolivia are illustrated on this sheet. Original hand colored outlining and exquisite detailing make this a wonderful map for framing.

This large scale map came from the 1894 Rand-McNally Indexed Atlas of the World. This multi-colored map of Brazil and Guiana shows railroads, cities, towns, and many topographical features. All railroads operating in 1894 are shown on this map. This map is in very good condition and contains fantastic detailing.

Thomas G. Bradford (1802-87) of Boston Massachusetts included this map in his first atlas titled, A Comprehensive Atlas Geographical, Historical and Commercial. These maps were hand colored and skillfully created in 1835, which adds to their classic, decorative appeal. A sage border surrounds this map of Brazil, Bolivia, and Peru. Pink, yellow, and green are used as outline colors throughout the body of the map. Included are important cities, mountain ranges, and rivers.

Thomas G. Bradford (1802-87) of Boston Massachusetts included this map in his first atlas titled, A Comprehensive Atlas Geographical, Historical and Commercial. These maps were hand colored and skillfully created in 1835, which adds to their classic, decorative appeal. A sage border surrounds this map of Brazil, Bolivia, and Peru. Pink, yellow, and green are used as outline colors throughout the body of the map. Included are important cities, mountain ranges, and rivers.

This fourth edition of Rand McNally and Co.'s "Indexed Atlas of the World" was produced in 1882. Each very detailed map has light pastel coloring and identifies regions, major sea routes, railroad lines, important cities and land-forms. Brazil, Paraguay and Guayana are illustrated on this large scale map. Insets show Bahia and the northwestern section of Brazil.

This map was produced by Rand McNally and Company for it's "Business Atlas and Shippers Guide" in 1888. These highly detailed maps were acknowledged as the premier business shipping maps with much attention paid to even the smallest of villages.

This map was produced for the very rare "Octavo Atlas of the World" in 1866. The atlas was published by G.W. and C.B. Colton, sons of the company founder J.H. Colton. This atlas was apparently produced only in 1864, 1865, and 1866. In our research we saw no record of the 1866 being sold in the last 24 years. This map of Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay is beautifully hand-colored, showing nations, mountains, rivers, and major cities. A wonderful addition to any collection.

This map is from Johnson's New Illustrated Family Atlas of the World printed in 1870 by A.J. Johnson. Johnson maps are characterized by hand coloring in red and green and distinctive borders, including iron scrollwork and a Celtic design. This map is colored in bright pastels. Major cities are identified as well as rail lines, major roads,lakes, rivers and mountains.

This coastal survey was printed in March 1944 by the U.S. Navy Hydrographic Office in Washington D.C. Details include the names of cities and waterways along the coast. Depth soundings are shown in fathoms. Other details included are lighthouses and bouy positions.

In cartography the continuing lineage of tradition can be a great asset. This map is evidence of that. As successor to the great DeVaugondy, the French publisher Delamarche benefit from his predecessors volume of work and high standards. With fine quality engravings and simple, practical cartography, this map by Delamarche is some of the best quality for the time. Subtle original hand color helps clarify and enhance the image. Condition is good some for some water staining throughout the images. While the staining is present it doesn"t obscure the image's readability.

In cartography the continuing lineage of tradition can be a great asset. This map is evidence of that. As successor to the great DeVaugondy, the French publisher Delamarche benefit from his predecessors volume of work and high standards. With fine quality engravings and simple, practical cartography, this map by Delamarche is some of the best quality for the time. Subtle original hand color helps clarify and enhance the image.

This beautifully engraved map by Victor Malte-Brun was published ca. 1848 in his Atlas de Geographie Universelle. The Soft Pastel Colors and toned paper are perfect for framing. This map would make a wonderful gift or addition to a collection.

A hansomely engraved and colored political map of the Americas. Our research shows no offering of this map in over 25 years of dealer sales records. Definitely a hard to find mapmaker.

This map is from the "Atlas General," published by Louis Etienne Dussieux in 1848. Details include names of lakes and rivers, cities and towns, regions, and topography. Accentuated with hand outline color these steel engraved maps show fine detail and would make an excellent addition to any collection.

Rand McNally made this "Commercial Atlas of America" in 1920.The central region of South America is illustrated on this map. An inset shows the lower part of Chile at a greater scale than the main map. The names of regions and important cities, common sea routes, lakes and rivers are identified. Each railroad is labled with a number that correspond to a key providing its name.

Art Source International brings you George F. Cram's rare 1899 Standard American Railway System Atlas. With exceptionally bright colors, and crisp, bright paper, these maps are in excellent condition and are superior to other Cram railroad atlases. This finely detailed map shows lakes and rivers, cities and towns, provinces and regions, railroads, and topographical marks. A fine addition to any collection!