Stuttgart, Ar. The Free Press, [ca. 1900-1910]. Illustrated broadside and map, 15.5 x 10.25 inches. Old folds, some starting to separate along outer fold lines, minor toning and soiling. A few pencil and ink notations. An unrecorded promotional real estate and timber map of Arkansas County, Arkansas, illustrated with two..... More

Chicago: Rand McNally & Co., [1888]. Folded map brochure, 9 x 4 inches, unfolded to 36 x 23 inches. Minor wear and toning, minor separation at some folds. Contemporary ink stamp on cover. A large partially-colored map of Missouri and Arkansas issued by Rand McNally, including extensive information for immigrants..... More

Chicago & New York: [1895]. [12]pp., with folding map measuring 14 x 21 inches. Original printed wrappers. Printed in black, red, and blue. Small portion of lower corner of front wrap chipped away. Light wear and minor soiling. Text evenly tanned, faint occasional foxing in map margins. Scarce alternate issue..... More

San Francisco: Fred S. Bain, Inc., 1922. Folding map, approximately 13 x 17 inches. Light wear along folds. Minor staining and dust soiling. A neat promotional map of early-1920s Los Angeles, distributed by the Security Trust & Savings Bank. The reverse of the map carries a detailed street index as..... More

[N.p., perhaps Minneapolis]: 1909. Lithographed plat map, 19.75 x 30 inches. Folded. Minor wear, numerous plots rubber-stamped "Sold" and with additional shading of some portions in blue or green pencil, and with prices for different groups of lots boldly penciled in, ranging from $150 to $200. Stamp of a Minnesota..... More

[Ojai, Ca.]: Ojai Valley Company, 1925. Lithographic map, 28 x 27 inches. Old olds, some creasing, a few small tears to margins, minor separations at crossfolds, seven-inch closed tear to upper portion of map, two-and-a-half-inch closed tear to lower portion of map, upper and lower margins of map trimmed. A..... More

Santa Clara, Ca. 1917. Blueprint map, approximately 35 x 31 inches. Folded. Short separations and wear along folds. A few contemporary manuscript annotations. Interesting blue print map of this ranch situated along Llagas Creek in Santa Clara County, California, delineated with fields for various crops such alfalfa, vegetables, pasture, etc...... More

[Los Angeles]: Giles Publishing and Printing Co., 1921. Folding map, 17 x 22 inches. Printed on both sides. Old folds, minor wear. Early tourist motor map of California, with the whole state on one side and insets of Los Angeles on the other. The side of the map featuring the..... More

Sweetland, Ca. 1867. Hand-colored manuscript map, approximately 15 x 21.5 inches. Matted and in corner mounts. Mounted on linen. A few short closed tears and minor chips at edges, not entering map area. Horizontal crease across center of map. Light tanning and scattered foxing. A neatly composed and hand-colored manuscript..... More

Berkeley: Irwin-Patton Company, [1907?]. Lithograph map, approximately 15 x 28 inches. Folded. Two contemporary manuscript annotations. Very minor wear at edges and faint toning; one small separation at fold point. Large, early 20th-century real estate map showing a proposed subdivision on some thirty blocks in North Berkeley, now adjacent to..... More

Los Angeles: [ca. 1910]. Plat map, approximately 14 x inches. Folded, a couple of short separations and minor losses along or near folds. A few nicks at edges. Light, even tanning. Printed on thin paper. Ephemeral real estate map and advertisement for the Riverside Orange Heights Tract, located north of..... More

[Toronto]: 1907. Giant folding map, consisting of four separate sheets, the total measuring approximately 62 x 74 inches. Printed in black and light blue. A few short separations at folds. Light tanning, very occasional small patches of light staining and minor wear. A scarce and massive map of Ontario that..... More

Osburn, Id. 1930. Folding map, 27 x 42 inches. A couple of short separations along folds. Several contemporary pencil manuscript annotations. Light tanning and dust soiling. Scarce map of tunnels and several surface constructions related to the Mineral Point mine in Osburn, Idaho, operated by the Coeur D'Alene Mines Corporation..... More