Antique Map New York

Rand McNally published its first road map, the New Automobile Road Map of New York City & Vicinity, in 1904.

1923 Aerial Map of Hudson, NY. Original frame original glass, original print. Very rare great souvenir of Hudson.

Sheet with lithograph maps of four states in full color. Beautifully presented in a antiqued gold wood frame, ivory conservation mat, and UV protecting conservation clear acrylic. ...

Nonetheless, some of Smith's survey work seems to provide the underlying cartography for maps later published by John Bute Holmes (March 31, 1822 - c. 1888), another New York Surveyo...

Valentine used his manual to reproduce some of the rarest, most important, and earliest maps of New York City.

End of Blackwell's Island to Lawrence's Point including Little Hell Gate and Mouth of Harlem River." The map depicts New York City's Hell Gate, the East River, the Harlem River, B...

Marschalk" An early rendering of Turtle Bay on New York City East River, showing: the Mill Creek flowing to the mill at Turtle Bay; the 21 acres of "James Beeckmans Land"; "the Hig...

A unique 1857 New York City map published by Humphrey Phelps, showing Manhattan, Brooklyn, Jersey City and Hoboken.

Lithographed by Endicott & Company, New York City.

Rare hand-colored map full title "A Map of the Eastern Part of the Province of New York with part of New Jersey &C.

Based on the original 1782 survey and map drawn in 1785 by John Hills. Richly detailed map of New York City including Fort George, churches, meeting places, municipal buildings, mar...

Two-sided chromolithograph map of the Plan of the City of New York Showing Political, Legal and School Districts.

Lithograph by Geoge Hayward after the original map "A Sketch of New York Harbor and Vicinity made by order of Lord Viscount Howe Vice Admiral and Sir Wm Howe Genl.

The map's upper right corner has an insert showing Greater New York.

"Hydrographic map of the counties of New-York, Westchester and Putnam, also showing the line of the Croton Aqueduct."

Valentine used his manual to reproduce some of the rarest and most important maps of New York City ever created.

References: Tooley. Maps and Mapmakers. Crown. New York, 1978. 89.

References: Tooley. Maps and Mapmakers. Crown. New York, 1978. 89.

Lionel Pincus and Princess Firyal Map Division, The New York Public Library. "Central Park, New York - A picturesque guide to all the improvements up to June 1865."

References: Tooley. Maps and Mapmakers. Crown. New York, 1978. 89.

Magnus, C. [New York, 1852] Complete Map of the Cities of New York, Brooklyn and Williamsburgh. 18 x 22 ¼ inches.

This map is from the 1830s. It was originally made in 1723 and is a detailed rendition of lower Manhattan, New York settled by the Dutch.

The hand-colored engraved map is titled Routes Between New York & Washington.

1859 hand colored map of Lower Manhattan or New Amsterdam by George H. Moore.

Hand colored lithograph - Excellent aged map of Manhattan and NYC boroughs. Wonderful nostalgic value and framed beautifully in UV protected gallery glass and anti-reflection.

“Johnson’s New York and Brooklyn” Original map published by A.J.

Where Columbia University stands today this map shows the location of the New York Lunatic Asylum.

Published from Colton's 172 William Street Office, New York City, New York.  

This is a Great Republic exclusive presentation of Goulding's 1875 directory map of NYC and its Burroughs. The frame is made from re-purposed 19th century window framing taken from a...

This is an antique hanging map, “40 Miles Around New York,” published by H.

Original harbor chart by George Eldridge in 1801 of Mamaroneck New York. Showing Oriental Hen Island, Rye Point, Scotch Caps, Crane Island, Decency Point, etc.. Showing local water d...

His first maps, produced in 1833, depicted New York State and New York City.

Below the beautifully engraved title are thirteen inset maps, showing the vicinities of New York City, Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore, New Orleans, Mobile, Cincinnati, St.

It was published by Johnson and Ward in New York. The map is incredibly detailed, with towns, cities, railroads, topography, and forts all labelled and depicted.

The total amount of detailed information about Suffolk County Long Island is staggering. A unique rare New York map. Bridgehampton, Montauk, Greenport

Below the beautifully engraved title are thirteen inset maps, showing the vicinities of New York City, Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore, New Orleans, Mobile, Cincinnati, St.

His is best known for his engravings issued in conjunction with Joseph Shannon's Manual of the Corporation of the City of New York. Rogers issued several maps of New York City in the...

Undated, this map was published in New York by G.W. & C.B. Colton, circa 1879.

J. Stuart in New York. The map depicts the Western states of the United States at the time of printing, 1879.

Wells and engraved by George E. Sherman, in New York. The map depicts North America, to include Greenland, British America, Russian America, the United States, Mexico, Central Americ...

Colton in New York, this map details the area from the southern border of Canada, labeled here as “British Possessions,” to the northern border of Mexico and the Bahama Islands, with...

Large rectangular nautical map of the New York Entrance, 1857. Sandy Hook Bay, Coney Island, Jamaica Bay, Staten Island

Mounted beautifully, the details are fantastic. Suffolk County, New York, Hamptons, Shelter Island, Montauk, East Hampton, Southampton.

This is a stunning panoramic view of New York City, published in New York, 1854. The map, a color lithograph, was drawn on stone by John Bornet and printed by A.

Double page jumbo maps of United States, New York City, Great Britain.

Johnson was a prolific American atlas and map publisher, working out of New York City.

Gilbert Stuart’s famous portrait of Washington, made known to the British public through this engraved frontispiece, was executed by Royal engraver James Fittler. The 12 engraved m...

The earliest works to bear Magnus’ name appeared in the 1850s, when he entered the publishing business producing pictorial broadsides, city views, commercial letterhead designs, and ...

Joan Vingboons is best known as the assumed author of the famous Manatus manuscript map of New York, now in the Library of Congress, and like Gerritz had good access to the manuscrip...

Antique map titled 'Neu York'. Lithograph of New York, United States.

This is a rare 1905 chromolithographed bird's-eye view of Cape Cod, New York, and Long Island. The map was issued by George H.

This original map of the city of New York was first surveyed by J.

Antique map titled 'Neuyork'. Original city plan of New York, United States.