1910. Map. Original color lithograph. 25.5 x 34 inches. In very good condition. Paper mounted on linen. Outstanding bird's-eye view of New York Harbor, one of the largest natural harbors in the world. Includes the East River Bridge, which was formally re-named the Brooklyn Bridge in 1915. The top of the Buttermilk channel is shown with wonderful detail on Governors Island including Fort Jay and Castle Williams which are considered among the best remaining examples of First System (Fort Jay)..... More

New York: A. Guerber & Co., 1851. View. Original color lithograph with hand coloring. Image measures 22 1/8" x 32 1/2". In archival black frame. This dramatic circa 1851 view depicts New York City and Brooklyn in beautiful detail looking north from Governors Island extending out behind it toward the horizon. The bustling harbor and the piers along the west and east bank is filled with an assortment of sail and steam ships. Battery Park is beautifully depicted with Castle..... More

1871. Map. Engraving with original hand coloring. 15 1/2 x 23 1/2 inches. Detailed map of Flushing in Queens County, New York. Insets of Douglaston and Hinsdale show a closer look at those towns. Frederick W. Beers (flourished 1858-1929) came from a family of surveyors, cartographers and publishers originally from Newtown Connecticut. F.W. Beers continued the work of his father James Botsford Beers and was known for his county survey maps of New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Connecticut and Vermont..... More

Paris: Jacques Nicolas Bellin, 1764. Map. Uncolored engraving. Image measures 21 7/8" x 34 7/8". 1st State. Fantastic early map of New York City. Details the fortress and city walls, streets and lots. A numbered key corresponds to notable buildings such as the governor's house and the armory. Based on a manuscript map by J.B.L. Franquelin of 1693, created during the French and Indian War. The focus on military function and details evokes the threat of attack by the French..... More

New York: City Directory Office, 1864. Map. Uncolored lithograph. Image measures 19" x 33.25". This unusual map depicts New York City from the Battery to 119th St. and includes parts of Brooklyn, Queens, Hoboken and Jersey City in New Jersey. Ward's Island and Roosevelt Island (then Blackwells Island) are also included. Includes the city's street grid plan along with squares, parks, the Harlem Rail Road and the Hudson River Rail Road lines. Central Park is beautifully depicted. Ferry lines are..... More

New York: COLTON, G. W. and COLTON, C. B., 1895. Pocket map framed. Lithograph with hand coloring. Some wear along folds. Map measures 37 x 27 1/2 inches, with french mat and black whistler frame 43 1/2 x 34 1/2 inches. Rare elegant large scale map of New York City from the Battery to 93rd Street that was first published in 1883. Includes wards and ferry routes. The Colton family was one the most prolific and successful publishers of maps..... More

New York. Map. Color lithograph. 15" x 25". Interesting street map showing just a few streets in lower Manhattan, in what is today SoHo, including Wooster Street, Greene Street, Mercer Street, Broadway, Spring Street, and Prince Street. Richard D. Cooke (1829-1912), was a rare map and book dealer based in lower Manhattan. More

Washington: United States Geological Survey, 1913. Map. Color lithograph. 27 1/2" x 63 1/8" This large scale USGS map of Long Island shows region from the Hudson River to the Block Island Sound. Includes Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, The Bronx, and parts of Staten Island, New Jersey and Connecticut. This map is color coded by soil type, with a corresponding legend indicating geological period and descriptions. Also features all roads and railroads, and relief is shown by contour lines. Flood plains..... More

A. T. Goodrich, 1828. Map. Uncolored lithograph. Sheet measures 24 3/4" x 16 1/4", with stranger's guide. This elegant map of New York city covers the Island of Manhattan from the Battery north as far as 86th St. with an inset in the top left featuring the northern portion of Manhattan. Part of Brooklyn is also included. The map identifies streets, parks, squares, piers, ferry lines, forts, etc. Lower Manhattan, which was more populated than the northern portions at the..... More

New York: Hagstrom Company. Map. Lithograph. Pamphlet measures 8 3/4" x 4 1/4". Maps measure 31" x 16 3/8" each. Fantastic mid century folding map of New York. Pamphlet includes two maps - House Number and Transit Guide, and a Postal Zone Key Map of Manhattan. The House Number and Transit Guide map shows the island of Manhattan south of 79th St., and includes parts of Long Island City, Greenpoint, Brooklyn Heights and downtown Brooklyn, as well as downtown Jersey..... More

New York: Fortune, 1939. Original map. Color Lithograph. 28 1/4" x 22 1/2". Folds as issued This impressive thematic map of New York City designed by Richard Edes Harrison is incredibly detailed and rich with data, featuring all five boroughs of New York, as well as a larger scale inset of the lower half of Manhattan. The unique compass rose features a small scale map of the entire metropolitan area. In the bottom left corner, another inset shows the comparative..... More

London: Sayer & Bennett, 1776. Map in two sheets. Engraving with original hand color outline and wash. 53" x 20.5" Striking large scale Colonial map of the Eastern New York State watershed with a focus on the Hudson River. Includes New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania with Delaware, Maryland, Vermont, part of the Province of Quebec and part of Lake Ontario. This edition has three great inset maps; "A Chart of the Mouth of the Hudson's River from Sandy Hook..... More

Joseph Koehler, 1903. Original color lithograph. 30.5 x 42.5 inches framed. This important view of the Williamsburg Bridge commemorates the opening of the bridge in 1903. Pedestrians, bikers, and horse and buggies are included. The suspension bridge in New York City across the East River connecting the Lower East Side of Manhattan at Delancey Street with the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn at Broadway near the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway (Interstate 278). Completed in 1903, it was the longest suspension bridge span in..... More