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Bird's Eye View of Peterborough, Ontario, Canada. 1875. Published for the Peterborough Historical Society
Bird's Eye View of Peterborough, Ontario, Canada. 1875. Published for the Peterborough Historical Society
Bird's Eye View of Peterborough, Ontario. 34 cm x 50 cm, photocopy
Bird's Eye View of Peterborough, Ontario. 34 cm x 50 cm, photocopy
Bird's Eye View of Peterborough (2 copies). Publisher: Chas. Shobier and Co., 1875. Copy 1: 55 cm x 81 cm, original, encapsulated in mylar. Copy 2: 40cm x 57cm, reprint, encapsulated in mylar.
Bird's Eye View of Peterborough (2 copies). Publisher: Chas. Shobier and Co., 1875. Copy 1: 55 cm x 81 cm, original, encapsulated in mylar. Copy 2: 40cm x 57cm, reprint, encapsulated in mylar.
[Bird's Eye View of] City of Peterborough Canada, c. 1890-1895, with Views of Principal Business Buildings. (Pictorial Peterborough Map) Peterborough Museum & Archives (3 copies)
[Bird's Eye View of] City of Peterborough Canada, c. 1890-1895, with Views of Principal Business Buildings. (Pictorial Peterborough Map) Peterborough Museum & Archives (3 copies)
Bird's Eye of Peterborough. 39 cm x 56 cm, copy, framed
Bird's Eye of Peterborough. 39 cm x 56 cm, copy, framed
Atlas Zur Entdeckungsgeschichte Amerikas / Friedrich Kunstmann (1811-1867). 1859. 13 maps. First edition. (The discovery of America: published in Germany, 1859). Note: 2-page index missing; accompanying text book 151 pp. not included
Atlas Zur Entdeckungsgeschichte Amerikas / Friedrich Kunstmann (1811-1867). 1859. 13 maps. First edition. (The discovery of America: published in Germany, 1859). Note: 2-page index missing; accompanying text book 151 pp. not included
Ashburnham. Subdivision of lots, 4 chains: 1 inch, 96 cm x 164 cm, original, drawn on cloth
Ashburnham. Subdivision of lots, 4 chains: 1 inch, 96 cm x 164 cm, original, drawn on cloth
3 maps related to Riel's Red River Territory and the beginning of mapping in Western Canada
3 maps related to Riel's Red River Territory and the beginning of mapping in Western Canada