This vintage Europe map of Switzerland by Samuel Augustus Mitchell is a charming piece for any collector.
The hand-colored details add a touch of authenticity to this antique map, making it a unique addition to your decor. With a budget-friendly value, this piece offers historical charm and visual interest without breaking the bank.
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This antique map, titled "Gold Rush Cartography," was originally published in 1898 by J.
J. Millroy. Measuring 36 1/2 by 24 inches when open, it showcases the Alaska - Yukon, Cariboo, Omineca, Cassiar, and a portion of Kootenay Gold Fields.
Despite some minor flaws like small fold tears and browning, this piece is in very good condition overall. The map includes valuable information such …

This antique leaf of rare incunabula, known as Amberleaf, is a piece of history that dates back to 1488. It was printed and hand rubricated by the Stevens-Robertson Corporation in New York, NY.
The originality and rarity of this incunabula make it a valuable addition to any collection of historical artifacts. The intricate design and printing techniques used in this piece showcase the craftsm…

This map, known as Waldseemuller's 1507 Cartographic Masterpiece, is a significant piece of history.
It was the first map to clearly depict a separate Western Hemisphere, with the Pacific as a separate ocean. The print is a custom reproduction, printed on 68lb Heavyweight Enhanced Matte Art Paper.
This map is categorized as an Old World Map and is a valuable addition to any collection.

This antique map is a copper-plate engraving from 1732, depicting part of Africa's northern coast, including Tunisia and Libya, along with Malta and smaller islands in the Mediterranean Sea.
The map was compiled by Christoph Cellarius and is titled "Africa Propria." It features a decorative title cartouche depicting two Roman figures, a soldier with shield and spear and a statesman with his h…

This San Francisco Street Guide Map is a rare and original antique from 1923. The 13.5" x 16.5" fold-out map provides a detailed view of San Francisco, allowing you to explore the city as it was 98 years ago.
The map is part of a 128-page booklet, which also includes a hotel, apartment house, and geneory. Despite visible wear on the front and back covers, the interior pages and spine are full…

This mid-19th century engraved map, titled "Patagonia and Beyond: 1867 Stieler Map," offers a detailed depiction of South America, including regions like Chile, Argentina, Patagonia, the Falkland Islands, and Rio de Janeiro.
The map features original hand color and includes two insets, one of which showcases a detailed city plan of Rio de Janeiro.
Measuring approximately 14 3/4" in height…

This vintage USGS topographic map of Cambria, New York from 1968 is part of the Cambria Quadrangle 7.5 Minute Series.
Published by the United States Geological Survey, it features locations such as Cambria Center, East Wilson, Molyneaux Corners, and water bodies like Bergholtz Creek and Bull Creek.
The map measures approximately 27 X 22 inches and may include institutional stamps or writi…

This antique map, originating from a 1903 atlas published by George Cram, offers a glimpse into the historical cartography of the East Indies.
Measuring 21 3/4" x 14 1/2", it features a double-page map of the region on one side, while the other side showcases individual maps of Sumatra and Java.
Despite its age, the map remains in very good condition, lightly age-toned yet retaining brigh…

Immerse yourself in the world of antique Oceania maps with the "Oceanic Cartography: 1849 Berghaus Map Collection.
" This mid-19th century engraved map, originally issued in 1849, showcases the Mare Pacifico region with exquisite original hand coloring.
The map's historical significance is evident through its original center fold, preserving its authenticity. A true collector's item, this …