GOLD RUSH

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• San-Francisco, Vue prise d’un point elevé du côté Sud

  An Exceedingly Rare Early Gold Rush View of San Francisco. One of Three Known Examples in Full Original Hand Color, Finished With Gouache.

  Cartographer(s): Louis Le Breton

  Place/Date: Paris / ca. 1850

  $8,500 Add to cart
• Map of the Mining Region of California 1855. Drawn and Compiled by Geo. H. Baker

  George Holbrook Baker’s 1855 letter sheet mining map of northern California.

  Cartographer(s): George Holbrook Baker

  Place/Date: Sacramento / 1855

  $8,500 Add to cart
• Being a map of central California, showing some of the people, places and events that had to do with our early days. Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co., San Francisco, Established 76 years ago, in 1852

  An unrecorded 1928 Wells & Fargo promotional map showing important people, places, and events in California history.

  Cartographer(s): Patterson & Sullivan

  Place/Date: San Francisco / 1928

  $1,900 Add to cart
• View of San Francisco, Formerly Yerba Buena, In 1846-7 Before the Discovery of Gold

  San Francisco Before Gold: the town of Yerba Buena as it appeared in March 1847, shortly after its capture by the U.S.S. Portsmouth.

  Cartographer(s): Bosqui Eng. Co.

  Place/Date: San Francisco / 1884

  $3,200 Add to cart
• Past & Present of California.

  The elusive ‘Elephant’ pictorial letter sheet of life in California.

  Cartographer(s): Britton & Rey

  Place/Date: San Francisco / ca. 1855

  $2,200 Add to cart
• General Chart Embracing Surveys of the Farallones Entrance to the Bay of San Francisco and San Pablo Straits of Carquines and Suisun Bay and the Sacramento and San Joaquin Rivers

  Separate issue of Ringgold’s Gold Rush-era river chart from San Francisco to Sacramento with Vallejo as State Capital.

  Cartographer(s): Cadwalader Ringgold

  Place/Date: Washington, D.C. / 1850

  $975 Add to cart
• Chart of Suisun & Vallejo Bays with the Confluence of the Rivers Sacramento and San Joaquin California

  Gold Rush-era chart of the Lower Sacramento River.

  Cartographer(s): Cadwalader Ringgold

  Place/Date: Washington, D.C. / 1850

  $500 Add to cart
• Chart of the Bay of San Pablo Straits of Carquines and part of the Bay of San Francisco California

  Marvelous Gold Rush-era sea chart from the Golden Gate to San Pablo Bay.

  Cartographer(s): Cadwalader Ringgold

  Place/Date: Washington, D.C. / 1850

  $1,600 Add to cart
• San Francisco. From California Street. Drawn from a Daguerreotype, the property of Eugene Delessert, Esq.re

  Spectacular Gold Rush era view of San Francisco published in Paris.

  Cartographer(s): Joseph Lemercier

  Place/Date: Paris / ca. 1855

  $8,000 Add to cart
• Straits of Carquines and Vallejo Bay / Anchorage off Sacramento City / Depot of the Pacific Mail Steam Company, Benicia / Vallejo and Mare Island Strait from the U.S. Coast Survey / Anchorage off San Francisco / Anchorage off New York of the Pacific

  Gold Rush California’s main harbors: including the state capital of Vallejo, the rapidly expanding city of San Francisco, and New York on the Pacific.

  Cartographer(s):

  Place/Date: Washington, D.C. / 1850

  $550 Add to cart

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• The Gold and Coal Fields of Alaska, Together With The Principal Steamer Routes and Trails.

  The U.S. Geological Survey’s official Gold Rush map of Alaska and the Klondike.

  Cartographer(s): U.S. Geological Survey

  Place/Date: Washington, D.C. / 1898

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• Map of the United States of America, the British Provinces, Mexico, the West Indies, and Central America: with part of New Granada and Venezuela.

  Colton’s seminal 1849 map of the United States: an encapsulation of the pivotal political developments of the 1840s.

  Cartographer(s): The Colton Mapmaking Company

  Place/Date: New York / 1849

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• General Chart Embracing Surveys of the Farallones Entrance to the Bay of San Francisco and San Pablo Straits of Carquines and Suisun Bay and the Sacramento and San Joaquin Rivers

  Gold Rush-era river chart from San Francisco to Sacramento with Vallejo as State Capital.

  Cartographer(s): Cadwalader Ringgold

  Place/Date: Washington, D.C. / 1850

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• General Chart Embracing Surveys of the Farallones Entrance to the Bay of San Francisco

  Ringgold’s famous Gold Rush-era sea chart of the entrance to San Francisco Bay with an illustration of the Golden Gate trompe l’oeil.

  Cartographer(s): Cadwalader Ringgold

  Place/Date: Washington, D.C. / 1850

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• A New Map of Texas, Oregon and California with the Regions Adjoining. Compiled from the most recent authorities

  Samuel Augustus Mitchell’s definitive chart of the American West: a quintessential guide for those drawn to the frontier.

  Cartographer(s): Samuel Augustus Mitchell

  Place/Date: Philadelphia / 1846

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• The Sacramento Valley from The American River to Butte Creek, Surveyed & Drawn by Order of Gen.l Riley…by Lieut Derby…September & October 1849

  Important 1849 map of the Sacramento Valley & California Gold Region

  Cartographer(s): George Derby

  Place/Date: Washington, D.C. / 1849

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• Nuova California (Stati Uniti dell’America Settentrionale)

  1851 California Gold Rush region map published in Italy.

  Cartographer(s): B. Marzolla

  Place/Date: Naples / 1851

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