331 results for "View Map" between $10.00 and $900.00

Pages: 56, Paperback, Black Dog & Leventhal Publishers

Description: This is the c. 1900 Taride edition of Louis Bretez and Michel-Etienne Turgot's monumental 1739 map of Paris. Turgot's map of Paris is possibly the most ambitious urban mapping ever undertaken. Shows the whole of 18th century Paris and offers a wonderful perspective on the city prior to Baron Georges Eugène Haussmann’s 19th-century redesign. Turgot, who held the mayor-like office of Prévôt des Marchands de Paris , commissioned Louis Bretez and Claude Lucas to produce this map in 17...

Cartographer: Matthaus Merian (September 22, 1593 - June 19, 1650) was a important Swiss engraver and cartographer active in the early to mid 17th century. Merian was born in Basel and studied engraving in the centers of Zurich, Strasbourg, Nancy and Paris. In time Merian was drawn to the publishing mecca of Frankfurt, where he met Johann Theodor de Bry, son of the famed publisher Theodor de Bry. Merian and De Bry produced a number of important joint works and, in 1617, Merian married De Bry...

Pages: 56, Edition: Mul, Paperback, hf ULLMANN

Pages: 42, Paperback, ODT, Inc.

Pages: 240, Paperback, John Hunt Publishing

In 1876, Philadelphia hosted the nation's Centennial Exhibition on three thousand acres in Fairmount Park. The celebration was a triumphant success that drew and international audience of 10 Million people to the city. This print attests to the robust health of the city at the peak of the industrial revolution. It had developed to include the area between the two rivers; the Schuylkill and the Delaware Rivers. The view shows bustling maritime activity and depicts the plumes from smoke stacks; an...

Round Magnet. This is a vintage Birdseye-view map of Boston Harbor.

A large panoramic bird's-eye view of New York City and vicinity, showing "Suburban Communities, Harbors, Water-Ways, Leading Streets, Avenues & Highways" from New York Harbor in the south to Westchester County between the Bronx and White Plains in the north, and parts of Bergen County, New Jersey and Nassau County, Long Island in the west and east. The detailed cartography shows major roads, as well as piers, ferry routes, and buildings. Towns and city neighborhoods are labeled, as are the rivers...

The vast Pacific Ocean is front and center in this smooth combination of satellite data with ocean depth detail. National boundaries are subtly marked in gold without detracting from the overall picture. The Brilliant Earth is the perfect companion to this Image.

Put together by a map expert based at the Library of Congress, the selections include one of the earliest maps of Manhattan by Johannes Vingboons; views of New York Harbor in the early 1700s; an elaborately detailed map of Central Park; a complete topographical map of the island of Manhattan; an early subway map; overviews of Brooklyn and Queens; and much more. Each unique and stunning representation of New York is exquisitely reproduced to show off its color and detail, making it ready for display...

Map features include block numbers, Parks, Golf Courses and Cemeteries, as well as locations for Schools - Elementary, Secondary and Private, Hospitals, Police Stations, Fire Halls, Libraries, Shopping Centres, Community/Recreation Centres, Points of Interest and Tourist information Centres.

First Canadian Place is accessible by car along Bay, King, Adelaide and York streets. (Note that York street is one-way northbound and Adelaide Street is one-way eastbound.) The entrance to our underground garage is accessible from both Adelaide and York Streets