Search Results: G. Books--Revolutionary War from The Prime Meridian: Antique Maps & Books

Philadelphia: J. Crissy, 1832. G+ due to offsetting and an embossed library stamp (Public Llibrary, North Adams, Mass, 1884) on map. The stamp is not a serious visual distraction. Early hand colored wash w/army positions color coded. Fairly elaborate detail of waterways from Sava nnah to the southern portion of Chesapeake Bay. From the "Atlas to Marshall's Life of Washington". The image measures 23x15cm..

Philadelphia: J. Crissy, 1832. Good due to offsetting, some creasing. An embossed library stamp (Public Library, North Adams, Mass, 1884) is not a serious visual distraction. This particular map is generally b&w w/British army positions color coded. Waterways are quite detailed here . From the "Atlas to Marshall's Life of Washington". The image measures 16x23cm..

J. Crissy, Philadelphia, 1832. G- due to offsetting, two spotted areas in image. An embossed library stamp (Public Library, North Adams, Mass, 1884) is not a serious visual distraction. Early hand colored wash w/army positions color coded. The "north river" here is the Hudson Riv er. Waterways are quite detailed here. From the "Atlas to Marshall's Life of Washington". The image measures 23x16cm..

Philadelphia: J. Crissy, 1832. G+ due to offsetting, minor spotting and an embossed library stamp (Public Llibrary, North Adams, Mass, 1884) on map. The stamp is not a serious visual distraction. Early hand colored wash w/army positions color coded. Positions of British fleet det ailed here. Waterways fairly detailed, with prominent Hudson river. From the "Atlas to Marshall's Life of Washington". The image measures 23x16cm..

Philadelphia: J. Crissy, 1832. Good due to offsetting, distinct spotting and an embossed library stamp (Public Llibrary, North Adams, Mass, 1884) on map. The stamp is not a serious visual distraction. Early hand colored wash w/army positions color coded. Waterways are quite dettail ed here. From the "Atlas to Marshall's Life of Washington". The image measures 16x23cm..

Philadelphia: J. Crissy, 1832. G due to offsetting and an embossed library stamp (NPublic Llibrary, North Adams, Mass, 1884) on map. The stamp is not a serious visual distraction. Early hand colored wash w/army positions color coded. From the "Atlas to Marshall's Life of Washington". Some of Southeastern Canada (La Prairie) shown. 24.5x19cm..

Philadelphia: J. Crissy, 1832. G+ due to offsetting and an embossed library stamp (Public Llibrary, North Adams, Mass, 1884) on map. The stamp is not a serious visual distraction. Early hand colored wash w/army positions color coded. Positions of hospital, artillery shown. This p articular map indicates the positions of the American and French forces. From the "Atlas to Marshall's Life of Washington". The image measures 23x15cm..

London: R Phillips, 1832. VG+ small b&w with slight color coding of troop positions. One of several maps issued for a later edition of Marshall's work.Very clean image. The image measures 20.5x22cm. The above date is approximate..

Boston: University Press: John Wilson and Son, Cambridge , 1902. Gilt-lettered green cloth covers in very good condition, binding tight. This volume, limited to 125 copies, is dedicated to "The Memory of Stephen Daye, The First Printer in the Englaish Colonies of America...". The 10 sections in the book, each with their own facsimile reproductions, are: Stephen Daye, The Earliest Printer...; Map of Massachusetts 1637; Benjamin Tompson, The Earliest American Poet; The Names of Streets, etc. in Boston, 1708; Blodget's Plan of the Battle Near Lake George, 1755; The Stamp Act, 1765; The Seat of War, Near Boston, 1775; Gen. Rufus Putnam's Plan of Towns in Worcester County, 1785; Dr. Prescott's Plan of Groton, Massachusetts, 1794; State Street, BOston, 1801. This is a nicely produced (B&W reproductions) and scarce volume of early colonial Americana. . Cloth. Very Good.