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Scarce 1846 true 1st ed. map of Florida showing Carey & Hart borders: Hard-to-find map from Samuel Augustus Mitchell's true first edition of his New Universal Atlas shows the first two railroads in Florida, the Tallahassee Railroad and the Lake Wimico and St. Joseph Can

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Scarce map of Wisconsin from true 1st ed. of Mitchell 1846 atlas: True first edition of this scarce early map of Wisconsin, issued 10 years after it first became a territory. From the true first edition of Mitchell's 1846 New Universal Atlas, the only atlas he produ

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Scarce 1st ed. map of Florida, O. W. Gray 1873: Title: Scarce 1st ed. map of Florida, O. W. Gray 1873 Description: From the first edition of Gray’s Atlas of the United States by O. W. Gray. “Gray’s Atlas Map of Florida” was published 1873 b

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Very scarce 1833 Finley map of Georgia: Extremely sharp and scarce map of Georgia from the elusive 1833 New General Atlas by Anthony Finley. This map predates the appearance of Atlanta. Cherokee Indians still present in upper northwest area

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Rare 1836 Col. Dodge Expedition map - 1st printing, Steen: Large and important early copper engraved map of the western U. S. showing the route of Col. Henry Dodge’s 1835 Expedition from Fort Leavenworth to the Rocky Mountains. Rare first printing with

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Scarce 1701 1st ed. map of Florida, western America & MexicoAn uncommon map of Florida and the area: An uncommon map of Florida and the area encompassing Texas and the American West, with the whole of Mexico and Central America. Of note is California, which at this time was considered a large island.

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Very scarce 1701 1st ed. map of America from Herman Mollâ€™s Geography: An uncommon and elusive map showing California as an island on the Briggs model with no place names shown. In the northwest, the wildly stretched coast of Jesso nearly touches California. Hudson Bay i

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Scarce RR map of Georgia, Cowperthwait 1850: Steel engraved, hand-colored vintage map of Georgia. Excellent detail in depicting the roads and railroads that crisscross the state. Railroad lines highlighted in red; canals highlighted in blue. Pol

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Scarce 1st ed. County map of U.S. by Tunison, 1885: Interesting map of the United States showing county, state and territory boundaries as they existed in 1812. Florida referred to as "Spanish Possessions," and Mississippi Territory extends from Georgi

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Rare 1st state of Florida map from 1st printing of 1860 atlas: First edition, first state of S. A. Mitchell Jr.'s County Map of Florida/County Map of South Carolina. Maps from Mitchell Jr’s first printing of his first New General Atlas are distinguished by

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Scarce 1st ed. Colton RR map of North Carolina: Lovely example of North Carolina map from the first edition of Colton’s Atlas of the World. One of the few mid-19th century maps to show North Carolina independently—it was more often mapp

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Scarce early McNally map of Georgia - 1881: Early and scarce 1881 Rand McNally Indexed Atlas of the World map of Georgia. Highly detailed, showing counties, towns, rivers, mountains, lakes, roads, railroads, stations, swamps, topography, etc. P

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Scarce and fine 1701 1st ed. map of Italy by Herman Moll: Excellent example of Mollâ€™s 1701 map of Italy from the first edition of â€œA System of Geography.” A very scarce map with expertly applied modern full hand coloring according to polit

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Most impressive RR map of Georgia from scarce atlas: Grayâ€™s New Map of Georgia by Frank A. Gray with a copyright date of 1877 by O. W. Gray. This very impressive and scarce map is from Grayâ€™s very scarce 1884 National Atlas. It is a

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Scarce 1st printing of Mitchell’s 1846 map of Georgia

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Wonderful antique map of Georgia showing all counties, railroads, major routes, towns, cities, rivers and major waterways. Shows bays, islands, inlets and other coastal features. A table at the bottom of the page lists steamboat routes. From the true first printing of S. Augustus Mitchell’s New Universal Atlas, published in 1846. Shows the Carey & Hart decorative borders not found in subsequent printings of the atlas (the second printing that same year contains a slightly different border than the one shown here). This map represents Mitchell’s initial effort in the atlas publishing business. After purchasing Henry S. Tanner’s atlas publishing business, he apparently used the Tanner maps for his first effort, substituting Tanner’s name for his own and replacing Tanner’s copyright slug with that of H. N. Burrough’s. A lovely and authentic map of the state with a few small and light spots of foxing in the bottom margin and light toning to edges, typical of Mitchell maps of this era. 11.5 x 14

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