Historic Texas Map Prints

Measuring almost 3 feet on each side, these magnificent and precise museum reproductions of rare historic Texas maps make excellent companions to the hand-crafted flags and are perfect additions to any great Texas collection. These are among the most prized maps originally published in the 1800’s and capture — in minute detail — the rich heritage of Texas.

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    Agricultural & Geologic Opportunities in Texas

    $485.00 – $785.00
    A. R. Roessler & M.V. Mittendorfer, Circa 1874 $845 framed replica map in darkwood, approximately 44" x 41" $485 unframed replica map
  • Best Early Texas Statehood

    Best Early Texas Statehood

    $485.00 – $785.00

    Texas According to the Most Recent Authorities

    circa 1856, Philadelphia Cowperthwait, Desilver & Butler $785 framed replica map in darkwood, approximately 44" x 38" $485 unframed replica map

  • Cornerstone Map of the Texas Republic

    $220.00
    Circa 1843 by John Arrowsmith $220 framed replica map in darkwood, 31" x 28"
  • Early Texas Land Grants

    Early Texas Land Grants

    $220.00

    Map of The Early Texas Land Grants Circa 1836, The First Year of Texas Independence

    $220 framed replica map in darkwood, 36" x 27"

  • Fort Worth in 1890 The Queen City of the Prairie

    $425.00 – $695.00
    $695 replica map framed in dark wood with double matting approximately 33″ wide by 38″ tall $425 unframed replica map approximately 23″ wide by 28″ tall
  • A New Map of Texas

    Map of the Early Texas Land Grants

    $485.00 – $875.00
    By S. Augustus Mitchell and J.H. Young, circa 1835 $875 framed replica map with dark wood, approximately 48" x 42 " $485 unframed replica map, approximately 36" x 30 "
  • Map of the New World

    Map of the New World

    $485.00 – $785.00

    Early View of What Would Become Texas

    by Johann Baptist Homann Geographer to the Holy Roman Empire, Circa 1730, Nuremberg $785 Framed replica map in darkwood Approximately 41" x 35" $485 Unframed replica map

  • Map of the Republic of Texas and North America circa 1836, Paris

    $485.00 – $785.00
    $785 heroic scale replica map framed in dark wood approximately 38" x 49" $485 unframed heroic scale replica map approximately 27" by 38"

  • Map of the Texas Cattle Trails

    $550.00
    historic antiqued replica framed in dark wood
  • Mapping the Mississippi River

    Mapping the Mississippi River

    $485.00 – $785.00

    Mapping the Mississippi River One of the First Maps to Name Texas

    by John Senex, England $785 Framed replica map in darkwood Approx. 46" wide by 39" tall $485 Unframed replica map

  • Ranch Headquarters and the Early Counties of South Texas

    $485.00 – $845.00

    Map of South Texas in 1885

    $845 heroic scale replica map framed in dark wood approximately 50" x 38" $485 unframed heroic scale replica map approximately 40" by 28"
  • Republica de Tejas

    Republica de Tejas

    $485.00 – $845.00

    Mejico, Tejas y Centro –America

    a rare Spanish Language map of Texas, circa 1836  $845 framed replica map approx. 48" x 41" $485 unframed replica map approx. 36" x 29"
  • Texas - The Empire State

    Texas – The Empire State

    $485.00 – $785.00
    Published by Immigration Bureau of the State of Texas - 1888 $785 framed replica map in darkwood, approximately 41" x 39 " $485 unframed replica map

  • The Amarillo District Oil Fields circa 1918

    $425.00 – $725.00
    $725 replica map framed in dark wood with double matting approximately 34″ wide by 40″ tall $425 unframed replica map approximately 23″ wide by 30″ tall

  • The Colonists’ & Emigrants’ Route to Texas

    $875.00
    Exceptional Promotional Map for Settlers Headed to Texas The International & Great Northern Railroad, circa 1877

    Large Scale Museum Quality Print of Rare Original Texas Map

    approximately 45" wide x 32" tall framed in dark wood with double matting,

    framing may vary

    Please contact the gallery for details on this fine Historic Map.

    A fascinating panel originally published as a companion to the map highlighting the attractions and opportunities for visiting and settling in Texas is also available - as shown in the gallery photos.    Please contact the gallery for more information.

  • The Definitive Geologic Map of Texas Published by the University of Texas in 1919

    $485.00 – $785.00
    $785 replica map framed in dark wood with double matting approximately 43″ wide by 42″ tall $485 unframed replica map approximately 31″ wide by 30″ tall

  • The Dynamic Growth of Metropolitan Houston

    $485.00 – $785.00

    The Houston Metropolitan Area 100 Years Ago

    The Beginning of the Boom Times $785 framed replica map approximately 44″ wide by 41″ tall $485 unframed replica map approximately 32″ wide by 29″ tall
  • The Empire of Oil and Gas

    The Empire of Oil and Gas

    $485.00 – $875.00

    Detailed Geologic Map of Texas, circa 1920

    $875 framed replica map approximately 41″ wide by 41″ tall $485 unframed replica map approximately 29″ wide by 29″ tall

  • The Range and Ranch Heritage of Texas

    $485.00 – $785.00
    Map of Cattle Trails and Open Range Grazing, circa 1884 From Report on the Internal Commerce of the United States, Washington, D.C. $785 heroic scale replica map framed in dark wood approximately 40" x 39" $485 unframed heroic scale replica map approximately 29" by 28"

  • The Republic of Texas and the United States circa 1841, Paris

    $485.00 – $845.00

    The History and Geography of the United States of North America French Map by Renouard

    $845 heroic scale replica map framed in dark wood approximately 59" x 41" $485 unframed heroic scale replica map approximately 48" by 30"

  • The Republic of Texas and the United States from the German Perspective

    $485.00 – $845.00

    German Map of the Republic of Texas and the United States

    by Heinrich Kiepert, circa 1846 The Weimar Geographisches Institut $845 heroic scale replica map framed in dark wood approximately 49" x 41" $485 unframed heroic scale replica map approximately 38" by 30"

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