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1930-462, Print
An Emblem of America
1800
1955-408, Map
A MAP/ of the BRITISH EMPIRE in/ AMERICA/ with the FRENCH and SPANISH/ SETTLEMENTS adjacent thereto.
1733
TC2000-0831
A MAP of/ the most INHABITED part of/ VIRGINIA/ containing the whole PROVINCE of/ MARYLAND/ with Part of/ PENSILVANIA, NEW JERSEY AND NORTH CAROLINA
1768; first published ca. 1753
TC2001-0064
A New and Exact MAP of the DOMINIONS/ of the KING of GREAT BRITAIN/ on y.e Continent of NORTH AMERICA.
After 1735; originally published 1715
TC2000-677. Map
NEW ENGLAND
1624; originally published in 1616
1975-128, Map
THE/ UNITED STATES/ of/ AMERICA/ laid down/ From the best Authorities,/ Agreeable to the Peace of/ 1783.
1783
Map 1989-317
A New/ DISCRIPTION OF/ CAROLINA/ By Order of the/ Lords Proprietors
1672
1997-41, Glass Transfer Print
AFRICA-AMERICA
1807
A New Map of the ENGLISH PLANTATIONS in/ AMERICA./ both Continent and Ilands,/ Shewing their true Situation and distance, from/ England or one with another
A New Map of the ENGLISH PLANTATIONS in/ AMERICA./ both Continent and Ilands,/ Shewing their true Situation and distance, from/ England or one with another
1673
2017-197, Map
VIRGINIA
1612
2019-49, Map
A Map of South Carolina and a part of Georgia. Containing the Whole Sea-Coast; all the Islands, Inlets, Rivers, Creeks, Parishes, Townships, Boroughs, Roads and Bridges: As Also, Several Plantations, with their proper Boundary-Lines, and the Names of the Propietors. Composed From Surveys taken by the Hon. William Bull Esq. Lieutenant Governor, Captain Gascoign, Hugh Bryan, Esq.; and William De Brahm Esqr. Surveyor General of the Southn. District of North America, Republished with considerable Additions, from the Surveys made & collected by John Stuart Esqr. His Majesty's Superintendant of Indian Affairs. By William Faden Successor to the late T. Jefferys, Geographer to the King. Charing Cross 1780.
1780