Original antique maps & prints of
California
★ 42 original pieces ★
Drawn as an island on many seventeenth-century maps, California joined the Union in 1850, two years after gold was found at Sutter's Mill. We currently hold 42 original sheets of California, published between 1701 and 1987. Of these, 11 are maps and 31 are views and prints. The earliest is Old Map of the Overland Route to California – Early Exploration Pathways, 1701.
Scenic Tinted Lithograph of California’s Mountains Near Canada de las Uvas, 1856
1856
$245
Tinted Lithograph of Valley in the Slope of the Great Basin in California, 1856
1856
$245
Tinted Lithograph of the Great Basin from Canada de las Uvas, 1856
1856
$245
Tinted Lithograph of Ravines in the Bed of the Ancient Lake in the USA, 1856
1856
$245
1856 Tinted Lithograph of the Tejon Pass near Bakersfield and Mojave, California
1856
$245
Tinted Litho of Metamorphic Rocks at the Border of the Colorado Desert, 1856
1856
$245
1856 Tinted Litho of the Vicinity of Fort Miller, Southeast of Fresno California
1856
$245
Lithograph of the Great Basin from the Summit of Tejon Pass, California, 1856
1856
$245
Scenic View of the Rio Colorado Near Mojave Villages, Historical Encounter, 1856
1856
$245
Towering Mammoth Tree in California: "Beauty of the Forest" Lithograph of 1856
1856
$245
Vibrant Camp Scene in the Mojave Valley of Rio Colorado, 1856 Lithograph
1856
$245
Trekking Through the Colorado Desert with Signal Mountain in the Distance, 1856
1856
$245
Geological Landmark: Point of Rocks in the Ancient Lake Colorado Desert, 1856
1856
$245
Geological Marvels of the Colorado Desert – Ancient Lake Shoreline, 1856
1856
$245
Scenic Valley of Kah-Wee-Ya River with Mountain Backdrop in California, 1856
1856
$245
Expansive View of the Plains Between Kah-Wee-Ya and Kings Rivers, 1856
1856
$245
Lost Mountains in the Great Basin with Desert Flora - Mohane, California, 1856
1856
$245
Twining Brodiaea Botanical Illustration by Louis van Houtte, 19th Century
$155
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