Watch the planet’s tectonic plates RIP and CRUNCH before your very eyes!
$250.00
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
The global footprint of Methodist Evangelism around World War II.
$400.00
The Washington Monument triumphs over the architecture of the Old World.
$50.00
4,000 Years’ History Visualized in One Hour!
$285.00
A powerful image regarding the paths to Heaven or Hell.
$950.00
Protestant mission stations across Eastern Asia in the early 1920s.
$375.00
An interesting view of Fort Monroe during the American Civil War.
$500.00
An influential guidebook and foundational map of Wisconsin.
$4250.00
American expands west during the mid-1820s.
$350.00
The final year of Company Rule in India.
$450.00
A colorful Czech-language map of the U.S. issued by Norddeutscher Lloyd on the brink of World War I.
$425.00
Fine military overview of the primary theaters issued in the midst of the American Civil War.
$165.00
An ephemeral map of Chicago’s first ‘L’ from the Columbian Exposition.
$150.00
A cartographic manifestation of New York’s excitement about the Transcontinental Railroad.
$95.00
An idealized view of early Chicago, published almost a century later.
$500.00
A detailed map of colonial America and the West Indies.
$395
Commemorating 100 years of the United States of America.
$90.00
One of several 20th century attempts to consolidate Chicago’s transit system.
$600.00
A British view of the U.S. at the outbreak of the American Civil War.
$1300.00
Confirming the terms of the 1842 Treaty of La Pointe.
$750.00
The Thirteen Colonies on the brink of the American Revolution.
$900.00
Early planning for a railroad between Lake Superior and the St. Croix River.
$950.00
Visualizing the British response to the Siege of Khartoum.
$1100.00
The Corn Palace City of the World!
$985.00
Potential spoils during the ongoing Spanish-American War.
$275.00
Five possible moon landing sites harkening back to the Golden Age of Cartography.
$350.00
Gorgeous 19th century rendition of Richardson’s ground squirrels defending its territory.
$450.00
Early 20th century land claims in Michigan’s Copper Country.
$750.00
Commemorating the success of the Apollo 11 mission.
$200.00
…And we’re just living in it!
$250.00
Protected vital American waterways during World War II.
$295.00
Rare archive covering about six decades of the Indianapolis Union Railway.
$1200.00
Audubon’s gorgeous mid-19th century depiction of a pair of musk oxen on rolling plains (rare Imperial Folio edition!)
$900.00
Pore Lil’ Mose and his Friends Have Fun in Cottonville and New York.
$900.00
An early plan of the newly incorporated company town of Beech Grove, Indiana.
$1100.00
The first part of the influential Physikalischer Atlas.
$150.00
Advertising the industrial potential of Chicagoland in the mid-20th century.
$250.00
Safety assessments of Kuwait shortly after the conclusion of the Gulf War.
$1200.00
Mid-century plans for road improvements near the Jefferson Proving Grounds.
$450.00
Using maps as a tool for political and social activism.
$1500.00
Civil disobedience at the Pentagon in 1998.
$225.00
Plans for crossing the Gauley River in the early 1890s.
$475.00