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

[Akron. 1919]. Folding map, 19 x 24 inches. Slight discoloration and a few short separations along folds, slightly affecting text. A rare early Southern California automobile map published by Goodrich tires. The map shows the principal driving routes between San Diego and Paso Robles, and as far west as Indian..... More

[Belmont, Ca. 1947]. Sheet map, 11.25 x 15.25 inches. Previously folded. Light wear at folds. Light tanning. Scarce post-World War II street map of Belmont, California, south of San Francisco. The map depicts the layout of the area between San Mateo, San Carlos, and Hidden Canyon Park, and was issued..... More

San Francisco; Los Angeles: C.F. Weber & Co., 1914. Folding map, 20 x 26.5 inches. Original printed card covers. Small perforation at upper margin of covers, also slightly affecting upper map corner. A few slight separations at folds. A scarce and attractive folding map of Sierra County, California, “Showing towns..... More

[Felton: ca. 1918?]. Folded blueprint map, 21 x 15.5 inches. Patch of dampstaining at center left, slightly affecting image. Light wear and a few small separations along fold lines. Contemporary manuscript annotations. A unique blueprint map of Felton, California, north of Santa Cruz, that depicts lots in the main area..... More

Aurora, Mo. Mid-West Map Company, [1933?]. Folding map, 21.75 x 17 inches. Printed in blue. Light wear and soiling, some faint dampstaining. Tape repairs at central corner folds on verso. Folding highway map of California and Nevada, with extensive advertising for the Palms Tourist Camp in Los Angeles. The map..... More

San Francisco. [1946]. A scarce, post-World War II cadastral map that depicts lots in subdivisions of San Carlos, California, north of Redwood City. The developer of these "Devonshire Properties," Clyde Menke, was involved in several legal disputes over the rights to this area, but much of what was designed for..... More

[Sacramento. 1965]. Large folding map, 28 x 32 inches. Very minor wear at a few folds. With original mailing envelope, somewhat worn and foxed. A surprisingly scarce map of the construction of Oroville dam and surrounding area in California. The dam is of recent fame for nearly failing in February..... 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