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001can: 1843 map of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick etc. Original color. 13x18 in. $100
002can: 1852 map of British provinces in North America. Original hand coloring. Inset of St. Lawrence River from Montreal to Quebec. 9x10.5 in. $60
003can: OLD MAP - ST. LAWRENCE RIVER & GREAT LAKES 1855. "Map of the Province of Canada and the Lower Colonies shewing the connection by Steam Navigation with New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin & Minnesota, and with Europe by the Route of the River St. Lawrence and the Great Lakes. Shewing also the connection by railways & canals with New England, Mississippi and Missouri Rivers, Iowa and Nebraska. Prepared for the Canadian Commissioners of the Paris Exhibition by Thomas Keefer, Montreal, 1855." Condition good, originally folded. 40" x 26" $350
004can: 1895 railroad map of the Maritimes. Lists and shows the routes of the many railroads that passed through the region. 13.5x20.5 in. $60
005can: 1875 Map of the Eastern Canada by Gray. Interesting map, with original hand coloring, from O.W. Gray’s world atlas of 1875. Includes the provinces of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island. Every department within those provinces is separately colored. Cities, towns, railroad lines and geographical features are all shown. Very attractive map which would look great in a frame! 14x17 in. $80
006can: 1745 Map: Louisburg, Cape Breton Isle Canada. Hand colored, copper engraved map from Gentleman’s Magazine, titled "A Plan of the City & Harbour of Louisburg, Shewing That Part of Gabaru’s Bay in which the English Landed, Also their Encampment during the Siege in 1745." Main portion of the map is a close-up view of Louisburg harbor, with the walled city and English encampment clearly marked. In the upper left corner, there is an inset map of Cape Breton Island. This map is in very good condition. The left margin was cut very close to the map border, and it has been extended to facilitate framing. A small portion of the left border’s edge has been re-drawn by a restoration professional. The repair is almost unnoticeable. 9x11 in. $200
007can: Johnson's New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Prince Edward P. map. Published in 1864 by Johnson and Ward. Hand colored map with a decorative border. 14x18 in. $80
008can: The Nova Scotian Goldfields. Two very nice hand colored wood engravings from The Illustrated London News dated, October 5, 1861. Upper image titled Goldwashing Near Lunenburg. Lower image titled View of Lunenburg from Battery Point. 11x16 in. $60
009can: 1867 Mitchell map of New Brunswick, Noca Scotia, and Prince Edward's Island. Attractive original hand color map with very nice borders. Inset of Halifax Harbor in the lower right corner. 11.5x15 in. $60
010can: 1855 Colton Map of Dominion of Canada, The Provinces of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. Beautifully engraved, hand-colored map from the first edition of Colton’s world atlas, 1855. Cities, towns, major roads, railroad lines and geographical features are all shown. Individual areas are separately colored. The entire image is surrounded by a decorative border. Excellent condition. 17.5 x 28 in. $100
011can: Beautiful hand colored engravings from the February 21, 1880 cover of The Graphic. Page titled, Canoeing in Nova Scotia, and shows various views of people conoeing. 10.5 X 16 in. $50
012can: 1878 Print: Pepperell-Siege Louisburg. Nova Scotia. General Pepperell at the Siege of Louisburg. Color: Water Color. Type: Steel Engraving. Size: 10x8 in. $39
013can: 1842 William Bartlett: Falls on the St. John River, New Brunswick. Color: Water Color. Type: Steel Engraving. Size: 11x8 in. $29
014can: 1866 Print:Timber-Booms St John Canada. Original Harper's Weekly. Timber-booms on the St. John River, New Brunswick. Color: Black and White. Type: Wood Engraving. Size: 16x11 in. $19
015can: 1926 Map of Montreal & vicinity. Hand colored. Shows public buildings and many other significant areas. 14x21 in. $60
016can: 1923 Map of Toronto. Hand colored lithograph. 11x15 in. $30
017can: 1855 Colton map of Canada East, or Lower Canada and New Brunswick. Original hand color. 16x18.5 in. $90
018can: 1895 Niagara, Toronto, Quebec, Montreal Map. Authentic professionally watercolored engraved map. Published in 1895 by the Edinburgh Geographical Institute. It is divided into four sections, showing the cities of Niagara Falls, Toronto, Quebec City, and Montreal. Streets, railroad lines, and major buildings are shown on each map. 8" x 10" $40
019can: 1875 Mitchell map of Quebec, divided into counties. Inset map of the environs of Montreal. Original hand color, decorative border. $60
020can: 1880 Bruce County, Ontario. Uncolored lithographic views of farms and businesses. 13x17.5 in. $50
021can: 1891 McGill University. Four half-tone photos on one page, showing engineering laboratories. 10x13 in. $30
022can: 1860: Timber Slide at Ottawa Canada. Hand colored engraving from the Illustrated London News, titled "The Prince of Wales in Canada: His Royal Highness Descending a Timber Slide at Ottawa." The Prince and his entourage are shown seated on a large wooden raft, which is sliding quickly down a man-made waterway. 11x16 in. $50
023can: 1855 Winter Sport: Curling at Montreal Canada. Hand colored engraving from the Illustrated London News, titled "Curling Match at Montreal, Canada." Shows a crowd of people standing on the ice, watching a curling match in progress. Above the image there is part of an unrelated article, lamenting England’s poor performance at war in the Crimea. 11x16 in. $50
024can: Old Rare Map Great Lakes Ontario Michigan Etc. Fascinating, engraved map of the region around lakes Huron, Erie and Ontario, published in 1832 by the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge (SDUK). Title of the map is "North America, Sheet III. Upper Canada with Parts of New York, Pennsylvania and Michigan." The entire region is shown in great detail, with even the smallest towns marked. The eastern part of Michigan is included, as well as the northern tip of Ohio, northern Pennsylvania, most of New York State, and much of Ontario. County, state and national boundaries are drawn with original outline hand coloring. The shipping lane from northern Lake Huron through Lake Ontario is shown, and water depths are marked along the way. This map is in very good condition. There is a horizontal crease on the image near the right edge, which is visible but not distracting. In the upper right corner, a small piece (approx. 2 inches) of the margin and border are missing, but the image is not affected. A cut along the border in the upper right side has been repaired on the back with archival tape. The image itself is clean and clear throughout. 14x18 in. $150
025can: Beautiful hand colored steel engraving from 1860. View from the house of R. Shurreff, Esq. (Ottawa River). This is a very nice view from W.H. Bartlett. 10.5 X 7 in. $40
026can: 1857 Print: Death of Gen. Wolfe (British vs French Quebec (1857). Color: Black and White. Type: Steel Engraving. Size: 10x8 in. $24
027can: 1862: Maps of Quebec, Ontario. Two fine Johnson maps of Quebec, Ontario (1862). Color: Original Water Color. Type: Wood Engraving. Size: 18x26 in. $60
028can: 1887 map of British Columbia. Lithograph, printed in color by Rand McNally. 14x20 in. $40
029can: 1883 "Wild Fowling" views in the Northwest of Canada. Hand colored engraving. 11x16 in. $50
030can: 1895 British Columbia. Two hand colored photographic views: City of Westminster (top), and the British/American territorial disputes commission (bottom). 11x16 in. $50
031can: 1900 map of Alberta, Assiniboia, Athabasca and Saskatchewan. Lithograph, printed in color. 11.5x14 in. $40
032can: 1908 photo series: Building the town of Prince Rupert in British Columbia. Six interesting photos. 15.5x22 in. $50
033can: 1919 map of Saskatchewan. Large-scale litho printed in color by Cram. 15x22 in. $40
034can: 1891 map of Northwest Territory and early western provinces. Railroads are shown in various colors. 17.5x22.5 in. $60
035can: 1891 map of British Columbia. Lithograph, printed in color. 17.5x22 in. $60
036can: 1891 map of Manitoba. Lithograph, printed in color. 17.5x22 in. $60
037can: 1882: Vancouver Island British Columbia. Large, hand colored engraving from the Illustrated London News, titled "Sketches of Vancouver Island and British Columbia." Page contains thirteen separate scenes, showing the scenery in the Vancouver Island area. At bottom is a panoramic view of the town of Victoria. 16x22 in. $120
038can: 1795 Cook View: Nootka Sound Canada. Hand colored copper engraving, printed on hand laid paper, from Alexander Hogg’s 1795 edition of Captain Cook’s expedition to the Pacific Ocean. Title is "The Inside of a House in Nootka sound." Shows the interior of a typical native dwelling on the shore of what is now western Canada. 9x15 in. $100
039can: 1909 Vancouver Canada Ephemera. Interesting pamphlet , published in March 1909 by the Vancouver information Bureau. Title is "Open Doors: Something About the Opportunity Filled LConditions Existing in British Columbia, Especially in Vancouver and the Fraser Valley." Contains a map of the Vancouver area, and photos of landmarks around the city. Manby statistics are included for the purpose of attracting investors to the region. Some light water staining near the top. Otherwise, very good condition. 5x10 in. $20
040can: Copper engravings of Nootka Sound, Canada. Upper picture titled, Habitations in Nootka Sound North America. Bottom picture is titled, The Inside of a Habitation in Nootka Sound. Engraved for Bankes's New System of Geography, Published by Royal Authority in 1775. 15x9 in. $80
041can: Very nice color lithograph from the November 30, 1889 issue of West Shore. British Columbia - Natural Bridge over Kicking Horse River. 17x11 in. $80
042can: Image from the January 11, 1908 issue of The Illustrated London News. Hand colored wood engraving of Ice Fishing. Top caption reads " A Compendium of Comfort for Fishermen in Canada". The bottom caption is "Catching your dinner at your own fireside: fishing through the ice under shelter in the Bay of Hamilton". The text below the bottom caption explains that this is how fishermen around the Great Lakes work in the winter. 16x11 in. $60
043can: 1887 Frederick Remington: Canadian Mounted Police. Uncolored, engraved image from the December 24, 1887 issue of Harper's Weekly. Drawn by 19th century artist Frederick Remington. Title is "The Canadian Mounted Police on a 'Musical Ride.' Charge!" Excellent Condition. 11x16 in. $80
044can: Hand colored copper engravings of Nootka Sound, Canada. Upper picture titled, Habitations in Nootka Sound North America. Bottom picture is titled, The Inside of a Habitation in Nootka Sound. Engraved for Bankes's New System of Geography, Published by Royal Authority in 1775. 15x8.5 in. $100
045can: 1894 Map of North West Territories and Brish Columbia (1894). Color: Printed in Color. Type: Wood Engraving. Size: 11x10 in. $24
046can: 1901 Map of NW Canadian Territories. Map of Northwestern Canadian Territories - Alberta, Assiniboia, Athabasca, and Saskatchewan (1901). Color: Printed in Color. Type: Lithograph. Size: 14x11 in. $19
047can: 1897 The British Association at Toronto. Text and half-tone pictures of Sir John Evans, K.C.B., the Parliament Building, University of Toronto, Yonge Street, and King Street West - published in The Illustrated London News on August 14, 1897. 11.5x16in. $30
048can: 1901 Arlington Hotel - Corner of King and John Streets. Half-tone picture of the Arlington Hotel in Toronto, Canada. 6.5x8.5in. $30
049can: 1901 Views in Rosedale - North East City Limits. Three half-tones of the road leading up to Mayor Hill, the road to Castle Frank, and Rosedale Ravine Drive. 6.5x8.5in. $30
050can: 1838 Junction of the Ottawa and St. Lawrence (near Cedars). Hand colored steel engraving by W.H. Bartlett depicting the Junction of the Ottawa and St. Lawrence (near Cedars) on a grey and cloudy day. 7.5x10.5in. $40
051can: 1838 Montreal, from the Mountain. Hand colored steel engraving by W.H. Bartlett depicting Montreal, from the Mountain on a partly cloudy day with two men on a hill in the foreground. 7.5x10.5in. $40
052can: 1839 Falls On the St. John River. Hand colored steel engraving by W.H. Bartlett depicting the misty falls on the St. John River on a cloudy day. 9.5x12in. $50
053can: 1838 A Shanty on Lake Chaudiere. Hand colored steel engraving by W.H. Bartlett depicting a shanty (log cabin) on shore nearby the Lake Chaudiere with two men standing next to a canoe. 7x10in. $40
054can: 1838 The Chaudiere near Bytown. Hand colored steel engraving by W.H. Bartlett depicting a small fall with a burst of river spray on Lake Chaidiere, near Bytown, which is surrounded by ravaged land and broken tree limbs. 7.5x10in. $40
055can: 1838 Halifax, from Dartmouth. Hand colored steel engraving by W.H. Bartlett depicting the region of Halifax, close to Dartmouth, with small boats on the river in between the two. 7.5x10in. $40
056can: 1838 Rapids, On the Approach to the Village of Cedars. Hand colored steel engraving by W.H. Bartlett depicting people riding on rafts on the rapids near the village of Cedars on a partly cloudy day. 7.5x9in. $40
057can: 1838 Church at Point-Levi. Hand colored steel engraving by W.H. Bartlett depicting the church at Point-Levi with some people on a grassy knoll in the foreground and the lake in the background. 7.5x9.5in. $40
058can: 1838 Aylmer (upper Canada). Hand colored steel engraving by W.H. Bartlett depicting the town of Alymer, Ontario in the frosty winter with a snow-laden rooftop on a house nearby and several people dressed for this wintry day. 7.5x10in. $40
059can: 1838 Haliburton House. Hand colored steel engraving by W.H. Bartlett depicting the house as it looked in 1838. This image also appeared in Canadian Scenery Illustrated in 1842. 7x10in. $40
060can: 1850 Montreal River Falls. Hand colored lithograph by Ackerman Lithographs in N.Y. A colorful lithograph depicting the Montreal River Falls with forest surrounding each side of the river. 5x9in. $40
061can: 1841 Quebec. Hand colored steel engraving by W.H. Bartlett depicting Quebec, with people in the foreground waiting on a platform by the water, waiting to embark on a boat. This image also appeared in Canadian Scenery Illustrated in 1841. 5.5x9in. $40
062can: 1860 Reception of His Royal Highness, The Prince of Wales, by the Inhabitants of Toronto, Canada West - From A Sketch By Our Special Artist, G.H. Andrews. Wood engraving published in The Illustrated London News on October 27, 1860. 16x22in. $30