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A foundational map of New Spain, Ortelius’ depiction of Mexico is one of the earliest printed maps of the region.

An exceptional map of California, Nevada and Utah by Bancroft and Company. A.L. Bancroft and CompanyMap of California, Nevada, Utah and Arizona. The folding map’s portability meant that the map could be used in the field as a travel resource.

This detailed map represents a segment of the U.S. Pacific Railroad Surveys, a series of explorations commissioned by Congress to determine the most practical and economic route for a transcontinental railroad.

A magnificent map showing Texas as a province, Upper California and Mexico, and of importance for showing Jedediah Smith's journey to California and back in 1826.

Striking Map of Oregon Territory from the United States' Largest Exploration Expedition

Created as part of Whiting’s Army Portfolio, this work is a rare firsthand account of the war’s key engagements of the Mexican American War

A rare firsthand visual record of the U.S. assault on Monterey during the Mexican-American War.

The Dutch were in direct conflict with Spain as part of the Eighty Years’ War (1568–1648), and their growing presence in the Caribbean and along the coasts of South America threatened Spain’s tightly controlled transatlantic trade.

One of the most important maps in American History, this was the map that was used to negotiate the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo that brought the Mexican American War to a close.

Provenance: Spring Valley Water Company, Leland Stanford and W.B .Bourne, presented as evidence at the California Supreme court -1917 SVWCo. VS SFPUC, with court stamp on verso

Hayden’s surveys played a crucial role in shaping public understanding of the Western frontier, influencing land use, conservation, and scientific study.

FIRST MAP OF CALIFORNIA TO SHOW COUNTY BOUNDARIES (Streeter)First edition.

By 1752, European powers—France, Britain, and Spain—were locked in a struggle for dominance over the continent. Just two years later, tensions would erupt into the French and Indian War (1754–1763), reshaping colonial boundaries and paving the way for the American Revolution.

The 1880s marked the decline of the frontier, with railroads, mining, and settlement driving rapid transformation.

This map, produced under the direction of Ferdinand Vandeveer Hayden in 1881, was a crucial tool in the scientific exploration and development of the American West, providing one of the most detailed early surveys of western Colorado and Utah, aiding in geological studies, resource assessment, and territorial expansion.