Pima County, Az. 1905. Mammoth blue print map, approximately 27 x 66 inches. Folded, with a few short tears and separations along folds. A giant and extremely scarce blueprint map that shows the route of the Twin Buttes Railway as it was proposed and surveyed in 1905. Construction of the..... 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: California State Automobile Association, [ca. 1925]. Eight maps, comprised of three folding maps (two measuring 14 x 18.75 inches, and one 9.5 x 7.25 inches) and five strip maps, each 3.75 x 9.5 inches. Some light wear, manuscript notations. With original envelope. A nice group of eight maps..... More

Oakland: 1917. Folding map, 15 x 30.75 inches; folded to 7.75 x 4 inches. Separation at one fold with no loss, not affecting map. Minor wear and soiling. Scarce map of Alameda County, showing the primary roads from Albany south to Warm Springs and west to Altamont. Also denotes rail..... More

San Francisco: Edward Denny & Co., 1904. Folding map, 26.5 x 17 inches. Original printed wrappers. Some wear and creasing to wrappers. Light dust soiling and scattered faint foxing. A rare pocket map of Lake County, California, published by Edward Denny in 1904. The map is printed in blue ink..... More

San Francisco: Punnett Brothers, 1908. Folding map, 28.5 x 20.25 inches. Three short separations along folds; one small area of loss, not in map area. Faint foxing at left edge; light tanning. A rare 1908 map of San Francisco, San Mateo, and the surrounding Bay Area by late 19th- and..... More

Oakland: Elliott & Co., 1885. Large lithograph with contemporary color, 22 x 28.25 inches. A couple of short closed tears at edges. Light tanning and an occasional fox mark. An attractive and scarce bird's-eye view of Santa Rosa, California, drawn and published by Wallace William Elliot of San Francisco and..... More

Los Angeles: Franklin P. Borgnis, 1923. Folding map, 9.5 x 11.75 inches. Original printed wrappers. Very light wear to wraps. A couple of small separations along fold lines. A small but attractive double-sided folding map that depicts the street layout of Pasadena as well as well as the major motor..... More

[Los Angeles: 1913]. Folding map, approximately 20.25 x 28 inches. Light wear and a couple of minor separations along folds. Light tanning. An attractive and scarce cartographic promotional for lands under development by the California Land and Water Company in the Victor Valley, northeast of Los Angeles. The platted map..... More

[Los Angeles: ca. 1920]. 137 maps cards, each 10.5 x 3.75 inches, plus folding map index. Light tanning, occasional light wear. Set numbered 1-221; lacks cards 6, 19, 32-35, 70, 88; cards numbered 135-199, 205-214 not present but not shown in index. A substantial collection of over 135 strip maps..... More

[Poison Gulch, Ca.]: 1877]. Manuscript map, 8 x 12.5 inches, plus [2]pp. autograph letter on a folded sheet. Previously folded. Very minor wear and light dust soiling. A neat manuscript map and description of the Tiger Quartz Mine in Calaveras County, California. made in 1877. The map shows a basic..... More

Aurora, Mo. Midwest Map Company, [ca. 1930?]. Folding map, 22 x 17 inches. Old fold lines, some light wear. Folding highway map of California and Nevada, with extensive advertising for the Tulare Motor Inn in Tulare, California. The advertising section is printed in red, while the rest of the map..... More

[Oakland: 1909]. Six pieces, including three real photo postcards, typed letter, folding map, and transmittal envelope. Light creasing to images; light tanning to letter and map. Interesting promotional material for the La Blanc Oil Company for their developments in the Sunset Oil Field in Kern County, California in 1909. A...... More