This is the second edition, revised and amplified, and it includes many more maps and data. The book's maps refer mainly to Greece and to it's particular districts, covering a time period of over 300 years of printed European cartography. This book is in very good condition.

Antique reference books on Cartography are especially hard to find, and ASI is proud to offer some of these rare books. "...the motive behind the compilation of this Practical Guide to American 19th Century Color Plate Books...has been the hope of inducing more Americans and American Institutions to purchase more varieties and larger quantities of rare American books to the exclusion, or partial exclusion, of the tomes of European semi-rarities which English and European dealers foist upon us annually...thousands of American books bearing directly on the exploration, development and aesthetic elements of America and American life remain virtually unknown..."

One of the most exciting stories, never before told as explicitly and as beautifully as here, is that of the discovery, and the ultimate exploration of North America. In more than 350 illustrations, many of which are large full-color facsimiles of early maps, and in Adrian Johnson's authoritative text, the progression from the first Viking voyages through the explorations of Columbus, Ponce de Leon, Drake and many more. This book is in excellent condition with a dust jacket.

Antique reference books on Cartography are especially hard to find, and ASI is proud to offer some of these rare books. "The other printmakers to the American people - a chronicle of American lithography other than that of Currier & Ives, from its beginning, shortly before 1820, to the years when the commercial single-stone hand-colored lithograph disappeared from the American scene. Illustrated with 18 colored and 136 black and white plates, together with numerous other illustrations showing examples of the work of more than 100 different craftsmen from every part of America."

We have five of these out of print guides left. Retail price was $46.00 I believe.

We have five of these out of print guides left. Retail price was $46.00 I believe.

We have five of these out of print guides left. Retail price was $46.00 I believe.

Antique reference books on Cartography are especially hard to find, and ASI is proud to offer some of these rare books. Includes 147 black & white plates mapping the history of the United States of America.

The result of 14 years of research, this is a guide to the 224 books that the author considers essential for any Texas research library. John Jenkins has authored and edited numerous works on Texas history.

This bibliography is of Captain James Cook - comprising the collections in the Mitchell Library & General Reference Library, and the private collections of William Dixson, Esquire, and J.A. Ferguson. Esquire. This book is in excellent condition.

Antique reference books on Cartography are especially hard to find, and ASI is proud to offer some of these rare books. "Botanical Exploration of the Trans-Mississippi West 1790-1850", by Susan Delano McKelvey, was published in 1955 by The Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University. Includes several folding maps.

This is a very rare book detailing the cartography of the North West coast of America. This book includes wonderful illustrations as well as several folding maps. Although emphasis is on the Northwest Coast of America, this is a useful reference work for the student of the cartographic history of America. It contains an extensive index, bibliography, and list of place names, as well as a list of maps. This is a reprint of the Berkley edition. This book is in excellent condition.

This book is a rare copy - signed by the author, Kit S. Kapp. This bibliography is intended to list, as completely as possible, the printed general maps of Central America, including detailed plans of Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, Salvador, Guatemala, British Honduras & Yucatan.

Antique reference books on Cartography are especially hard to find, and ASI is proud to offer some of these rare books. "Early Maps of North America", by Robert M. Lunny was published in 1961 by The New Jersey Historical Society. Includes 26 black & white map plates.

Antique reference books on Cartography are especially hard to find, and ASI is proud to offer some of these rare books. "Included are all incorporated towns of 1,000 population and many smaller places of interest; counties, past and present; and major geographical features - all presented in dictionary style."

George Catlin's "Letters & Notes" was originally published in 1841 in two volumes. It is an astonishing work by an extraordinary reporter. It is the record, and sometimes the only record, of the last bit of glory for the Indian nations west of the Mississippi. This single volume edition preserves the best of his description and anecdote. This book has it's original sleeve and is in excellent condition.

For the first time in any language, here is an atlas that covers all of East Central Europe, from the early fifth century through 1992. This book is invaluable to scholars, diplomats, journalists, students, and general readers who wish to have a fuller understanding of this critical area, with it's many peoples, languages, and continued political upheaval. This book is in excellent condition and includes the book jacket.

Antique reference books on Cartography are especially hard to find, and ASI is proud to offer some of these rare books. "This checklist records 1,449 United States county land ownership maps in the Geography and Map Division, Library of Congress. Included are manuscript and printed maps, as well as photocopies of originals in other depositories. The list is accompanied by an essay tracing the historical development of the county land ownership map and a general index to county names, cartographers, surveyors, and publishers."

Antique reference books on Cartography are especially hard to find, and ASI is proud to offer some of these rare books. 'Map Collections in the United States and Canada', compiled by the Geography and Map Division of the Special Libraries Association, "has been an invaluable reference for information about cartographic collections in Anglo-America."

This careful study of 18th century maps along the Gulf Coast reveals a fascinating mix of cooperation and competition between Spain & France. In this volume, the contributions of Saint-Denis, Olivan and Le Maire are explained in great detail. An important book for cartographers, this book will also be of interest to the Gulf Coast enthusiast.

This is a reprint of the original 1957 series, hardbound on cloth. There are five volumes with 1302 maps described, and 376 maps illustrated. Wheat, the well-known California historian, has undertaken in this work nothing less than to trace the opening of the American West by studying the succession of maps which, beginning in the 1540's, accurately trace the paths of the explorers and the record of the resulting growth of knowledge. Mr. Wheat has sought out every map, manuscript or printed, relating to the Transmississippi West before 1861, and has selected the most interesting and important. These maps cover the story of Spanish, French and English exploration. Five volumes bound in three carry the story of American cartography and exploration through the Civil War. Scholars, collectors and dealers of Western Americana should find this work an essential tool, for Mr. Wheat has produced a work of scholarship that to this day remains without rival in its field. Vol. 1: The Spanish Entrada to the Louisiana Purchase Vol. 2: From Lewis & Clark to Fremont Vol. 3: The Mexican War to the Boundary Survey Vol. 4: Pacific Railroad Surveys to the Onset of the Civil War Vol. 5: Parts I & II: Civil War to the Geological Survey

This book, in it's original sleeve is in great condition. It's the third volume, revised edition, published by Holland Press Cartographica. When first published in 1969 by Yale University Press, this Bibliography represented the first attempt to describe the entire known cartographical contribution of the American press prior to 1800. This book, which is further enhanced by the inclusion of facsimilies of eighteen rare maps of the period, provides a reliable reference to future carto-bibliographical research for both librarian, book dealer and private collector.

Antique reference books on Cartography are especially hard to find, and ASI is proud to offer some of these rare books. "It was noticed that many dealer catalogs did not attribute maps from 18th-century periodicals with the same accuracy as for maps from atlases...A collected listing of these maps thus seemed a needed reference tool."

Antique reference books on Cartography are especially hard to find, and ASI is proud to offer some of these rare books. "Maps of the Holy Land - Cartobibliography of Printed Maps, 1475-1900" was compiled in 1986 by Eran Laor based on the Eran Laor Collection at the Jewish National and University Library, Jerusalem. Includes numerous full-color map plats.

Sacred to Christians, Jews, and Muslims, and the scene of barbarous warfare and miraculous civilization, the Holy Land has commanded the spiritual and political devotion of untold generations. For two thousand years it has also been the consuming obsession of cartographers, who have mapped the territory more frequently than any other place on the planet. This book is the only survey of it's kind-indispensable for anyone who loves the beauty and romance of antique maps and the history of the Holy Land. This book is in excellent condition with it's original dust jacket.

This annotated cartobibliography attempts to identify all maps of Utah printed before 1900. Entries give the distinguished features, peculiarities, inaccuracies, and a general description as well as the maps's provenance and citations in other lists and bibliographies. Although the first map of Utah made from actual observation is dated 1777, earlier maps are discussed as they relate to explorers' catorgraphers' perceptions of the area. This book is in very good condition.

Maps: A Historical Survey of their Study and Collecting is an illustrated edition. R.A. Skelton's distinguished contribution to the field during the last 30 years qualified him to write the first comprehensive overview and historiography of the study of maps. It includes a summary of the history of cartography from the Middle Ages to the 20th century. This book is in good condition, with normal wear & tear on covers.

Antique reference books on Cartography are especially hard to find, and ASI is proud to offer some of these rare books. "This volume of essays celebrates Ronald Vere Tooley's 75th birthday...Tooley has long been a familiar figure in the sale-rooms and in the map departments of the major libraries in London...Tooley established himself as one of the leading 'map-men' in London with a specialized knowledge which only the constant handling of maps could give. He helped to stock some of the finest map-collections, public and private, in the world...In fifty-three years of selling antique maps Tooley must have seen most of the atlases ever printed."

This one of the volumes included in the highly praised "In Maps" series, it uses a wide assortment of maps to demonstrate social, economic, political and geographical aspects of New Zealand. The maps portray New Zealand's remoteness from the main land masses of the world, a fact which has marked its history significantly. This book has it's original sleeve and is in very good condition.

This book is a reprint of the famous 1918 book by P. Lee Phillips, titled "A List of Atlases and Maps Applicable to the World." The work is a listing and description of maps and atlases compiled specifically for the war effort. This book is of value not only to historians of the Great War , but equally valuable to anyone interested in cartography in the early 20th century. This book is in excellent condition.

Antique reference books on Cartography are especially hard to find, and ASI is proud to offer some of these rare books. "Railroad Maps of North America - The First Hundred Years", by Andrew M. Modelski, was published in 1984 by the Library of Congress. Includes numerous black & white and full-color maps.

Antique reference books on Cartography are especially hard to find, and ASI is proud to offer some of these rare books. "Railroad Maps of the United States", was compiled in 1975 by Andrew M. Modelski, and is subtitled "A Selective Annotated Bibliography of Original 19th-Century Maps in the Geography and Map Division of the Library of Congress".

Antique reference books on Cartography are especially hard to find, and ASI is proud to offer some of these rare books. "Records and Maps of the Old Santa Fe Trail", by Kenyon Riddle, 1963, includes 8 folded maps.

Antique reference books on Cartography are especially hard to find, and ASI is proud to offer some of these rare books. "[The] main theme is the development, application and significance of zoological illustration since the Renaissance, with special emphasis on work which has been duplicated by various means."

Antique reference books on Cartography are especially hard to find, and ASI is proud to offer some of these rare books. "This bibliography is intended to list as completely as possible the earliest printed maps of Columbia to 1860."

Antique reference books on Cartography are especially hard to find, and ASI is proud to offer some of these rare books. "This bibliography...is intended to list, as completely as possible, the earliest printed maps of Panama to 1825...The more significant maps from 1825 to 1860 are also included as, during this particular era, the international powers realised the importance and feasibility of a commercial communications route to connect the two oceans. From this realisation arose a great geographical interest in the Isthmus, which culminated with the building of the Panama Canal."

Antique reference books on Cartography are especially hard to find, and ASI is proud to offer some of these rare books. "[T]his catalogue...list[s] the 25,000 volumes in this...the most diversified collection of Northwestern Americana ever assembled by a private citizen."

This second volume in the Holland Press Cartographica series follows the style and format of volume one. Several of the new articles are from noted historians and cartographers. This is a very detailed, famous book about the mapping of America.

This fascinating book traces the mapping of the continent of America and shows how the perceptions of the world changed as more discoveries were made and areas were more accurately charted. This book contains many of the finest and most famous maps of America. Some of them of great rarity and value. It shows the unfolding of the history of this great continent and will find a ready place on the bookshelves of all who are interested in maps and the history of the United States. This book is in excellent condition and includes a dust jacket.