Antwerp: Henrico y Cornelio Verdussen, 1709. 42 maps with original hand color, including elaborate "Plani-Spherium Coeleste." Colored frontispiece (split along right margin of plate). 232 pages, slight water staining on lower right of pages. 12mo, original brown calf (corners rubbed), tan leather label. Antwerp: Henrico y Cornelio Verdussen, 1709. Third edition. Very good (+). This very rare pocket atlas describes the world at the end of the 17th century. Published in the former Spanish Netherland by the Catholic cleric Don... More

New York: Asher & Adams, 1872. Atlas. Folio. 18 x 13 inches. Original black cloth with leather spine and corners. Gilt lettered front cover and the spine has a gilt title "New Atlas of the US". Atlas is complete but with some irregular pagination. 46 maps in total with multiple map listings per page. No map listed for pp. 37/38. Two bonus map not listed in the index: pp. 9/10 "Rhode Island" and pp. 107/108 "Portions of Utah, Colorado and... More

Mit einem Geleitwort von...O. Hildebrand. 317 color illus. on 132 plates, 132 text illus. 308pp. 4to, orig. cloth- backed boards; rubbed. Munich, 1919. Atlas of surgical exercises on a human cadaver and on a dog. More

Leipzig: Baedeker, 1922. 14 maps and 12 plans, in color, some folding. 18mo, red cloth, spine ends and edges of corners lightly worn. Leipzig: Karl Baedeker, 1922. More

Leipzig: Baedeker, 1931. The Italian Lakes and Lake of Geneva. Handbook for Travelers. Illustrated with 82 maps and plans. 480pp. 16mo, original red cloth. Leipzig: Karl Baedeker, 1931. First edition. A very good(+) copy of this scarce guide. More

Paris: De Bure, 1790. 31 copper engraved maps plans and plates with several hand colored in outline, many double page. 42 pages of text, small 4to, full mottled calf; rubbed. William Short bookplate pasted on flyleaf Paris: De Bure, 1790. Third Edition. Very Good . Great atlas of Ancient Greece, including many classical maps and battle plans. More

London: Oxford University Press, 1915. Slim folio. Red cloth, slightly soiled, corners slightly bumped, wear to edges. London: Oxford University Press (1915). A beautifully printed historical atlas. More

Chicago: Baskin, Foster, 1876. 6 hand colored maps (2 double page), 375 colored maps (2 double page), all on 89 sheets, 92 lithographed views, 58 lithographed portraits. Title page loose, chipped and torn. Folio, original leather backed cloth; quite worn; spine cracked and torn. Chicago: Baskin Foster & Co., 1876. First Edition. The maps and plates are in fine condition. More

Augsburg: Alexander Mair, 1603. Celestial Atlas. 51 double page copperplate engravings of celestial charts. Folio 13" x 10". Rubricated edges. Original full blind stamped vellum with minimal warping. Beautiful title page depicts the figure of Atlas, the first professor of astronomy, and Hercules, the first student on astronomy, on pedestals on either side of the title. Along the top of the page, above the title, several other figures are featured, including Apollo, Earth goddess Cybele and Diana. The figure of... More

New York: Grune & Stratton, 1948. Over 900 text illustrations. 304pp. Large 8vo, blue cloth. New York: Grune & Stratton, 1948. First Edition. Near fine. More

New York: Edmund and George W. Blunt, 1847. 689 pp. including preface, index and supplemental tables. Illustrated with 17 maps, 13 of which fold out. Fifteenth edition. Inscription on first free fly page "Kimball Harlow Duxbury, Mass". Minor staining throughout. Wear to original full calf binding. Spine has been expertly repaired. Beautiful early exploration of the eastern coasts of the Americas. Notable sea charts include Boston Harbor, Long Island Sound, the Chesapeake Bay and Pensacola Harbor, and a beautiful view of the Virgin Islands. More

Paris: A. Padoue, 1789. In 3 volumes (first volume is in two separate bound volumes). Illustrated with 140 fine uncolored double page copper plate maps. 72 pp. and 43 maps in first volume; 50 maps in second volume; 122 pp. and 47 maps (no plate numbered 111 or 116, but two plates numbered 102 and 117). Volume 1 and 2 have beautifully illustrated title pages. 4to (11.75" x 8.75"), minor scuffing to original marble board binding, with gilt and leather... More

New York: G.W. Bromley & Co., 1912. 368 full color maps, 16 page index. 8vo. New York: G.W. Bromley & Co., 1912. Binding fragile. Pages clean and complete. Hard to find tiny desk top edition, easy to hold in the hand and search for streets. Most of the embossed gold title worn off. Spine re-backed and cover repaired. Designed as ward maps, which were used by fire insurance companies to determine the potential hazards of particular buildings, these maps lay... More