1875 Gray’s New Map of Texas – 1st ed.

Large and impressive hand-colored map of Texas from Gray’s National Atlas. Full title: “Gray’s New Map of Texas and the Indian Territory.” Created by Frank Gray, the map has

Gray's Geological Map of the United States by Charles H. Hitchcock. Very unusual, large and striking, graphic engraved map detailing the geological composition of the United States. Precise and detail

Title: 1880 Gray Map of Texas and Indian Territory -- Gray's New Map of Texas and the Indian Territory Cartographer: F Gray Year/Place: 1880, Philadelphia Map Dimensions (in.): 17 X 26.4 in. Descripti

Item: 1855 1st Ed. Texas map from Colton’s Atlas of the World Description: Counties current to 1854 making this the uncommon and desirable first edition (Tarrant county appears, but not the 1855 add

Title: New Worlds. Maps from the Age of Discovery. London. Quercus. 2006 Author(s): Baynton-Williams, Ashley and Miles First edition. Condition: Fine copy in fine dust jacket (in mylar) Folio. Hard co

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

"Bradford's Map of Texas, 1st Separate Map of Texas to Appear in an Atlas" by Thomas G. Bradford, copper engraving with hand-colored outlines, published Boston, 1835/1836, together with accompanying a

"A New Map of Texas, Oregon and California with the Regions Adjoining" by S. Augustus Mitchell, engraving with hand-coloring, 1st edition, published Philadelphia, 1846; framed together with original b

Highly detailed and scarce large format railroad map, one of the best of the period. Rand, McNally & Co.’s Texas and Indian Territory, dated 1881 (first edition). This great map depicts railroad

Insectivorous Plants by Charles Darwin 1875 1st Ed. Published in New York by D. Appleton and Company 1775. 1st Edition. Publishers original red cloth with black and gold gilt. Excellent Condition. 462

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

Beautiful and scarce double-page chromolithographic map of Northern Texas and Indian Territory. From the 1885 edition of Tunison’s Peerless Universal Atlas of the World. WorldCat lists this atla

One of the most striking maps of Southern Texas to come out of this era. Tunison's Peerless Universal Atlas is a unique and interesting blend of styles, emulating the modern commercial publishers of C

Reed, Lou (1942-2013). Between Thought and Expression, Selected Lyrics of Lou Reed. New York: Hyperion, 1991. 1st ed. 8vo, gold boards with green cloth binding with photographed dust jacket. Signed by

Large county and railroad map of the Garden State from Gray’s 1875 atlas. Railroad lines are illustrated very prominently. Great detail; shows topography, towns, rivers, lakes, inlets bays, etc.

"Hammond's Ambassador World Atlas and Gazetteer?, published by C.S. Hammond, Maplewood, New Jersey, First Edition, Fifth Printing January 1957 [1st printing was issued July 1954] Hard boards, original

NOOKS AND CORNERS OF THE NEW ENGLAND COAST . DRAKE, Samuel Adams. New York: Harper & Brothers, Publ., 1875; 1st Ed., 459pp., An attractive copy of this travel work on the sights of the New England Coa

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

DescriptionScarce map of the state showing Carey & Hart decorative borders from the true first edition of Samuel Augustus Mitchell's 1846 New Universal Atlas. When he published the second printing of

Map of Texas, New Mexico and Indian Territory. McNally's System of Geography. 1875. 12 x 10 inches. Inset showing Vicinity of Galveston Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you l

The Graphic Bible: From Genesis to Revelation in Animated Maps & Charts by Lewis Browne. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1928. Signed Limited First Edition. One of 250 numbered copies signed by Lewis

"The Battle of Fort Donelson" by James J. Hamilton, published by Thomas Yoseloff, South Brunswick, 1968. First Edition, 5th printing. Hard boards, confederate-gray cloth with lettering on spine; 5.1/2

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.

Songs of Sentiments, A Christy Gift Book, c.1910, 1st Ed. By Christy, Howard Chandler New York. Moffat, Yard and Co. Copyright: 1910, 1st Edition Hard bound in light gray cloth with trim of illustrate