New Acquisitions - Boston Rare Maps

A mammoth 1:5,000 terrain model of Iwo Jima, prepared for the 1945 invasion
$25,000.00
Rare, early map of the Gulf Coast, printed in reverse!
$7,500.00
An important early map of Texas, updated and issued in the year of independence
$6,000.00
Chesapeake Bay from the English Pilot. The Fourth Book
$4,000.00
An interesting Doncker chart of the northern seas, with the little-known “Kimmen Line”
$1,500.00
Five large chromolithographic teaching charts by John Harvey Kellogg, with graphic lessons on alcohol, narcotics and stimulants
$8,500.00
“The first known publication of the Andrew Ellicott survey of Washington” (Wheat & Brun)
$17,500.00
A brace of Games of the Goose
$3,500.00
Sammelband of 13 pamphlets (with maps) from Boston’s long campaign for clean water
$2,750.00
A fascinating interpretation of Arctic geography, including a short-lived Danish claim to Hudson Bay
$495.00
A diabolical diploma on vellum from Harvard’s secret Med. Fac. Society
$4,500.00
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A Marine’s annotated map from the 1944 invasion of Saipan
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“Confidential” U.S. Army map of Okinawa, annotated by a participant in the campaign
$2,500.00
A beautifully hand-drawn Watch, Quarter, Fire, and Station Bill for an American warship
$4,500.00
An impressive Antebellum map of the Kansas “Terretory”
$3,500.00
Wonderfully detailed Civil War-era map of the Hudson River Valley
$4,500.00
Bellin’s great hydrographic chart of Iceland, prepared for the whaling trade
$1,500.00
A cornerstone map of Danish St. Croix and its plantation sugar economy
$17,500.00
Bicentennial-era outsider art, highlighting the best and worst of America
$9,500.00
Ortelius map of the Americas, in the very rare English edition of 1606
$9,500.00
Seminal map of the upper Mississippi River, based on Pike’s expedition
$3,500.00
Ravenstein’s Plastischer Schul Atlas
$3,750.00
MacDonald Gill’s pictorial-propaganda map of Australia
$1,950.00
“The first topographic map of the White Mountains”
$850.00