Antique Replica of Rare $1000 State of Texas Coupon Bond Issued in 1867
mounted and framed in dark wood with gold fillet,
approximately 28" x 24"
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Original Map of Mexico or New Spain
In which the motions of Cortez may be traced Circa 1795, By T. Kitchin, London Hydrographer to his Majesty approximately 15" wide x 11" tallPlease contact the gallery for details on this fine acquisition as well as information about our collection of original historic selections.
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Including the Forts & Army Posts in West Texas & New Mexico
Published by the Bureau of Topographic Engineers. Circa 1857, Washington Contact the gallery for details in this fine selection. -
With Hand Colored Border Showing the Butterfield Stage Route Circa 1861, Johnson and Ward The Butterfield Overland Mail Route, St. Louis to San Francisco in 25 Days Flat September, 1858 through February, 1861 Approximately 26" wide x 17" tall
Please contact the gallery for details on this fine acquisition as well as information about our collection of original historic selections.
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Emblems of Independence Rare Original Republic of Texas Banknote Framed with an Antique Map Replica
Framed in dark wood, approximately 26" x 24"Please contact the gallery for details on this fine acquisition as well as information about our collection of original historic selections.
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German Perspective on Texas
Published in Weimer, circa 1845 $785 framed replica map in darkwood, approximately 43" x 39" $485 unframed replica map -
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" -
A. R. Roessler & M.V. Mittendorfer, Circa 1874 $845 framed replica map in darkwood, approximately 44" x 41" $485 unframed replica map -
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 -
The United States & Manifest Destiny
A perspective of the American West – 1849 $785 framed, approximately 49" x 40" $485 unframed, approximately 36" x 29" -
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 -
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 -
Handcrafted Flag and Antiqued Replica Banknotes
The pair, framed, about 24" x 33" Both hand antiqued replicas are mounted on oatmeal linen and framed in hand scraped dark wood shadowbox molding.
