Lower Canada or East Canada

Title/Content of Map: Lower Canada or East Canada Date Printed: 1861 Cartographer: J.H. Colton Material/Medium: Paper Size: 14" x 17" Provenance: New York From 'Colton's General Atlas.' Published in N

Title/Content of Map: 1850 Thomas, Cowperthwait Map of Lower Canada -- Canada East Formerly Lower Canada Date: 1850, Philadelphia Cartographer: Thomas, Cowpertwait & Co. Size: 12.5 X 15.5 in. A handso

Original & beautiful first edition example, 19th Century hand colored steel plate engraving atlas map by J. H. Colton on heavy paper. "Canada East or Lower Canada" with an inset of Montreal shows earl

Title/Content of Map: Canada east or lower Canada Date Printed: 1861 Cartographer: J. H. Colton Material/Medium: Paper Size: 17 1/2" x 13" Condition: Excellent Hand colored, steel engraved. From 'Colt

Map of Canada East (or Lower Canada) J. H. Colton 1857, 17.25 x 14 in Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your maximum. Jasper5

>Title: 1859. Canada east. By Colton Date/Period: 1859 Materials: Hand colored steering engraved Size: 17 1/2 x 14 1/2” Canada east, or lower Canada. Insert of Montreal. 1859. By J. H. Colton & G. W

A hand colored copy of S. Augustus Mitchell's Map of the New England or Eastern States, published in 1844, showing also parts of New York, New Brunswick and "Canada East", as Lower Canada was known fr

Two Maps by A. J. Johnson, consisting of " North America," 1861, hand colored, h.- 27 in., W.- 18 1/8 in.; together with "Canada, East or Lower Canada and New Brunswick," 1863-1869, H.- 11 7/8 in., W.

ROBERT CARDINALMassachusetts/New York/Canada, b. 1936"East Chop". Signed lower right “Cardinal”.Oil on canvas, 14” x 18”. Framed 19” x 23.25”.

Aquatint after Richard Dillon ("His Excellency most Obedient Servant"), by S. Alken, "The East View of the City of Montreal, To His Excell. Sir Robert Shore Milnes Bar. Lieutenant of Lower Canada", pu

"Part of British America". Depicting Canada from British Columbia east to Newfoundland. C. E. Michaud lower right corner. Very good condition; normal age toning, etc. Folds as issured. 9.75" x 35.25"

MTRR (Montreal Terminal RR); TTC (Toronto Transportation Community) (coach key); L&PS (London & Port Stanley); L&PSRY (London & Port Stanley RY); GRRY (Grand River RY); ACRLY (Algoma Central RY); CNR

TITLE/CONTENT OF MAP: 'NORTH AMERICA, CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES; inset canal profiles' DATE PRINTED: 1874 IMAGE SIZE: Approx 40.0 x 34.0cm, 15.75 x 13.25 inches (Large) TYPE: Antique steel engraved

Title/Content of Map: 'East Canada and New Brunswick' The map shows the southern part of Quebec and New Brunswick, in districts/counties. Vignettes: North American Indians; Quebec City Date Printed: 1

Reserve Reduced! TITLE/CONTENT OF MAP: 'NORTH AMERICA, CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES; inset canal profiles; table of 1830 census' DATE PRINTED: 1846 IMAGE SIZE: Approx 38.5 x 33.5cm, 15.25 x 13.25 inch

Title/Content of Map: 'East Canada and New Brunswick' The map shows the southern part of Quebec and New Brunswick, in districts/counties. Vignettes: North American Indians; Quebec Date Printed: 1851 I

TITLE/CONTENT OF MAP: 'East Canada and New Brunswick' The map shows the southern part of Quebec and New Brunswick, in districts/counties. Vignettes: North American Indians; Quebec The top image on the

Steel Engraved Map with Original Outline Hand Color Published 1852-56 by John Tallis, London for "The Universal Pronouncing Dictionary" by Thomas Wright. Drawn & Engraved by John Rapkin. Centre fold a

"East Canada and New Brunswick" by John Tallis, London, c1851.

Map: East Canada and New Brunswick Cartographer: John Rapkin Illustrator: H. Warren Publisher: John Tallis & Company Published: London and New York, 1851 Size: 10 x 13 inches Extremely clean, authenti

Lithograph Map Published 1895, London for "The Times Atlas" Two with Centre fold as published. Up to Paper Size: 16 x 10 inch (41 x 26cm) Good Condition

Title: 1837 Return of Names of Persons Imprisoned in Lower Canada Treason Provenance: [Canada] “Return of the Names of Persons Imprisoned in Lower Canada, Charged with Treason or Offences of a Treas

Inscribed “Macdonald & Charlton, St. Johns CE, 3”. St. Johns is now Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Quebec. “CE” stood for “Canada East”, which was the designation for that area in the mid-19th

Incl Cape of Good Hope, Monmouthshire, South America, North Asia, East Canada, West Siberia, Scotland, Greece, Russia, and Turkey. Examples by Encyclopaedia Brittannica, Stieler, Butler, and Moule. Pa