One Man’s Crusade Against the Forces of Evil.
$1200.00
One Man’s Crusade Against the Forces of Evil.
$1200.00
Rare 1930s corporate promo for IBM.
$450.00
A spectacular individual effort to support the Allied cause.
$750.00
Mapping the revolutionary designs of Buckminster Fuller.
$800.00
An incredible artifact capturing the ‘approved’ commemoration of World War II.
$2500.00
A magnificent ‘How To Guide’ for traveling America’s roads before the Numbered Highway System.
$395.00
The best collection of pictorial maps you’ll find in one place!
$695.00
Mapping the start of the Atomic Age.
$900.00
Conflicting priorities during the First World War.
$295.00
Rare bird’s eye view of Evanston, Illinois from the mid-1930s.
$1500
A rare (though somewhat ineffective) map of Chicago’s Century of Progress.
$950.00
A rare mock-up map of the Alaska Highway prior to it’s opening to the public in 1948.
$500.00
“A Girl’s-Eye View of Shops and Sights.”
$200.00
A blatant example of the pervasive racial attitudes of many Americans in the mid-20th century.
$1100.00
Mapping early American involvement in the Vietnam War.
$950.00
Framing a new domestic struggle centered around labor and industry.
$485.00
Precise WWI cartography covering much of the Pripyat Marshes.
$800.00
A detailed street map of tumultuous Taijin (formerly Tientsin) on the eve of World War II.
$600.00
Codifying Miami Beach’s zoning ordinance in 1939.
$1400.00
A custom hand-drawn interpretation of Tolkien’s cartography of Middle-earth.
$450.00
Mapping the revolutionary designs of Buckminster Fuller.
$1600.00
“An historica, descriptive, and statistical sketch of the future manufacturing and shipping center of the United States.” – pg 8
$450.00
An important piece of anti-Vietnam literature from the 1960s.
$825.00
Educating newly-enfranchised women on their civic obligations and political liberties.
$800.00
An impressive lesson in American history from the late 19th century.
$525.00
“This book is set forth to meet the evident desire of the American woman to know more about her government.” – Introduction
$1200.00
A large collection of cartographic supplements for the Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying game.
$1200.00
A whimsical world where geography is one giant punchline.
$375.00
A beautifully designed needlepoint map of Taiwan.
$750.00
Visualizing the physical landscape of Edgar Rice Burroughs’ Barsoom series.
$1500.00
The fantastical world of Christopher Robin, Winnie the Pooh, and their many friends.
$1750.00
Who’s Who and What’s What in Silicon Valley during the early 1980s.
$2000.00
A cartographic keepsake from the dreadful Gallipoli Campaign.
$495.00
Huge decorative tapestry showing the grounds of the 1933 Century of Progress in Chicago.
$575.00
Rare pictorial view of the Century of Progress created by the multi-talented Tony Sarg.
$2400.00
Hello? Is anyone there?
$350.00
Scarce and important map of United States published after the end of the Mexican-American war on the cusp of the California Gold Rush.
$850.00
Uncommon postwar map of Michigan’s many navigable waterways.
$110.00
Birmingham’s railroad infrastructure in the mid-20th century.
$400.00
Navigating the Straits of Hormuz in the early 18th century.
$250.00
The longest river and the tallest mountain in the world – the Missouri and Mt. Hercules!
$85.00
Watch the planet’s tectonic plates RIP and CRUNCH before your very eyes!
$250.00
Manuscript French atlas documenting the a series of properties, probably belonging to an aristocratic family.
$350.00
British mapping of the crossroads of Asia during the mid-20th century.
$1250.00
Updating British maps of the ‘Roof of the World’ during the Cold War.
$975
A ‘slightly cockeyed’ postwar pictorial map of Grand Teton National Park and the surrounding area.
$500.00
“This reproduction from an original drawing gives a vivid impression of the World’s Greatest Zoological Park.” – Front cover.
$275.00
Welcome to New Zealand’s Thermal Wonderland of Rotorua!
$275.00
The Maps and Profiles from the Report of the Nicaragua Canal Commission.
$475.00
“Pray for more 50,000 Watt Clear Channel Stations.”
$150.00