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002cari: 1915 Cram Map of the Bermuda Islands: Nice, color map from a 1915 world atlas. Name of each island is shown, as well as the names of channels between islands. Cities and towns are also marked. 12x15 in. $30
003cari: 1894 Map: Cuba, Bahamas, Jamaica, Haiti and Dominican Republic. Nice, color map from an 1894 world atlas. Name of each island and country is shown, as well as the names of channels between islands. Cities and towns are also marked. 11x14 in. $20
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004cari: 1918 Photo: Government Building, Virgin Islands. Nice sepia tone image, published in 1918 as an illustration to a book. Title is "Charlotte Amalie, Virgin Islands. Danish Government Building Now U.S. Marine Headquarters." 7x9 in. $20
006cari: 1907 Earthquake Scenes in Kingston Jamaica. Two photographic images on one page from the Feb. 16, 1907 issue of the Illustrated London News. Top image is titled "Ruins of the West Wing, Courtyard of Myrtle Bank Hotel." Bottom image is "Ruins of a Great Resort of English Visitors: Myrtle Bank Hotel After the Shock." 11x16 in. $20
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011cari: 1875 Map of the Caribbean by Gray. Interesting map, with original hand coloring, from O.W. Gray’s world atlas of 1875. Each nation in the Caribbean basin is separately colored. Cities, towns, railroad lines and geographical features are all shown. A small inset map of the Bermuda Islands is in the upper right corner. Very attractive map which would look great in a frame! 14x17 in. $100
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202cari: Old RARE Map: St. Vincent Barbados Caribbean. Two beautifully engraved, hand colored maps of the Caribbean islands of St. Vincent and Barbados printed on one large sheet. Drawn by John Thomson, and published in 1813 by Kirkwood and Son. Both islands are divided into parishes. Barbados is covered with many small towns, in contrast to St. Vincent, which is mainly uninhabited. Geographical features are marked on both islands. This item is in excellent condition. The images are clean and clear, and there are no tears. The original mark from the copper printing plate is visible around the image. 21x29 in. $300
204cari: 1855 Colton Map of the West Indies. Beautiful, engraved map from the 1855 edition of Colton’s world atlas. Country and island borders are drawn with original hand coloring. Small inset maps of the Bermuda Islands and Havana harbor are in the upper right corner. Excellent condition. 16x18 in. $120
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205cari: Geographical, Statistical, and historical map of the Leeward Islands. This beautiful hand colored map was published in 1822 by Carey and Lea. Left two columns explain the Geography and Statistics of the Islands while the two right columns are historical sketches of the Islands. Map size: 11.5x9.5 in Page size: 22x18 in. $250
207cari: A Map of the Caribee Islands. Engraved for the Gents. Mag. August 1756. Hand colored engraving showing which belong to England, France, Spain, Dutch, and Danes. Collected from the best Authorities; by Thomas Jefferys, Geographer to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. 13.5x9 in. SOLD
208cari: Carte des Isles Antilles ou du Vent, Avec la Partie Orientale Des Isles Sous le Vent. Very nice wood engraving published in 1778 by M. Bonne. 14.5x10 in. $125 SOLD
209cari: Published in 1698, this hand colored engraving is of the Jacobins Convent. The image on the left shows the plan of the convent, and is titled, Plan du Convent des Jacobins au Mouillage de la Martinique. Right side image shows the Elevation du Convent des Jacobins au Mouillage de la Martinique. 9.5x16 in. $150
210cari: Hand colored engravings from 1821 of the French Military. Writing in French, the pictures are titled, France Militaire. Top picture captioned St. Domingue, Mole St. Nicholas. Lower image captioned, Martinique, Fort Royal. 10.5x7 in. $45
211cari: A Map of Martinico, from the latest and best Authorities. Engraved in 1760 by J. Gibson, Sculp. Inset in lower left corner titled, A Map of that part of Guadaloupe where the English made their descent. 10.5x8 in.
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212cari: Island of Martinique. Published by George F. Cram c1900. Beautiful colored map of this Island in the West Indies. 14.5x11 in. $20
213cari: Beautiful hand colored engravings of Martinico. Small strip on top titled, The Sight of Part of ye Island Martinico: the Cul de Sac A being at W. about 7 or 8 Leagues and ye great Mountain Pelee at S.W. Main picture below titled, The Prospect of Fort Royal of Martinico, as it Sheweth from the Entry of the Harbour called Cul de Sac Royal. Points of interest marked, and explained on left side of picture. Published c1704 by J Kip and A Churchill. 20.13 in. $300
214cari: Scarce West Indies Map published c1824 by Carey and Lea. Carte Geographique, Statistique et Historique de la Guadeloupe. This is a beautiful hand colored close up of the islands showing settlements and regions. 25.19.5 in. $300
215cari: Very nice hand colored engravings from the October 11, 1873 issue of Harper's Weekly. Four scenes titled, Sketches in Bermuda. Top left, View from Gibbs's Hill; Top Right, Floating Dock; Lower left, Walsingham House; Lower right, North Rock. 11x16 in. $50
216cari: Rare 1760 Bellin Jamaica map. This is a hand colored copper engraving titled "Carte de l'Isle de la Jamaique" showing towns and topography of the island. It has a beautiful golden border with the land in shades of brown. The key of the map shows a comparison of four different measurement scales. All text on the map is in French. 9x14 in. SOLD
217cari: Beautiful hand colored copper engraving printed by Bellin c1750. Map titled, Carte de L'Isle de Saint Domingue. Small section of lower left margin has been archivally repaired, does not effect image. 11.5 X 7.5 in. $100
218cari: 1898 Scenes In Puerto Rico. Sketches By T. Dart Walker, Special Artist for "Harper's Weekly." Five different half-tones published on one page in Harper's Weekly on October 22, 1898. Each picture depicts the effects of artillery shells on some of the businesses in Puerto Rico. 11x16in. $30
219cari: 1880 Palacio Montserrat - Hand colored wood engraving published in L'Illustration Horticole in 1880. PL. XVII. Engraving depicts a beautiful palace surrounded by a forest of evergreen trees. 10.5x14in. $40
220cari: 1871 The Santo Domingo Expedition - American Embassy at Port-Au-Prince, Hayti - The Residence of Minister Bassett, From A Sketch By James E. Taylor, Our Special Artist Accompanying the Commissioners. Hand colored wood engraving published in a beautifully-detailed edition of Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper on April 15, 1871. No. 811 - Vol. XXXIL. 11x16in. $40
221cari: 1900 Scenes In The West Indies. Flowery borders surrounding several pictures in half-tone of different places and people in the West Indies. 11x15in. $30
222cari: 1899 Home of A Coffee and Banana Planter Near Nueva Gerona, Isle of Pines. Half-tone of a lush oasis of evergreen palms and banana stalks nearby the home of a coffee and banana planter, ensuring a bountiful harvest. 11x15.5in. $30
223cari: 1874 Two hand colored wood engravings published in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper on November 14, 1874. Top picture shows the opening of the dramatic season at the Academy of Music in New York; Bottom picture reads: "Peddling Fresh Flying Fish - An Everyday Scene in Bridgetown, Barbadoes. - Sketched by Alfred Trumbly. 11x16in. $30
224cari: 1857 Several hand colored wood engravings with text published as a double-page spread in Harper's Weekly on March 21, 1857. Title of article is, "A Cruise To the Somers Islands." Engravings depict the people, government, habitat, and views of Somers Islands. 16x22in. $50
225cari: 1873 Several hand colored wood engravings with text published as a double-page spread in Harper's Weekly on February 8, 1873. Engravings depict a Map of Samana Bay; Santo Domingo City; An Old Street in Santo Dimingo; a Dominican Negro Woman; House of Don Diego Columbus; A Native Hut; A Natural Farm; a Water-Carrier; Parasitical Vines; Haytian Gentlemen; Santo Domingo Products; A Weary Traveler; a Country Woman and "Pickaninny;" The Citadel; and Negro Habitations. 16x22in. $50
226cari: 1896 Banana Cultivation On the Island of Jamaica. Nine half-tones publishedas a double-page spread in Harper's Weekly in 1896 which depict banana cultivation and harvest and locations bananas are grown on the Island of Jamaica. Small fingerprint stain near top center but otherwise, great condition. 16x22in. $30
227cari: 1872 A Tropic Forest - Granville Perkins. C. Weight, Sc. Colorful engraving of a mysterious forest in the tropics which hovers over a small stream with lilipads and a lone egret. 11x16in. $40
228cari: 1871 Scenes In and Around Santo Domingo City. Two hand colored wood engravings with text published in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper on March 25, 1871. Top engraving depicts the Santo Domingo Expedition - The Great Water Cave Near Santo Domingo City - From a Sketch by James E. Taylor; and bottom engraving depicts Henry D. Cooke, Esq., Recently Chosen Governor of the District of Columbia - From a Photograph by Brady. 11x16in. $30
229cari: 1871 Two hand colored wood engravings with text published in Harper's Weekly as a Supplement on April 8, 1871. Top engraving depicts the Cathedral, San Domingo City; bottom engraving depicts the Mountain Pass in San Domingo. 11x16in. $40
230cari: 1884 Jamaica - Scenes and Objects of Interest in the Picturesque West India Island - From Photos. Six hand colored wood engravings published in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper on November 8, 1884. Each engraving depicts an object of interest or a scene on West India Island. 11x16in. $50
231cari: 1900 A Banyan Tree On the Island of St. Kitts, British West Indies. Half-tone of a man standing next to a gigantic Banyan tree, with text article surrounding half-tone. Published in Scientific American on February 10, 1900. 11x16in. $30
232cari: 1855 Eruption Of Mount Pllee, in the Island of Martinique. Hand colored wood engraving with text published in Ballou's Pictorial Drawing-Room Companion in 1855. 11x16in. $40
233cari: 1836 A Jamaica Sugar Farm. Hand colored wood engraving with text published in The Penny Magazine on September 3, 1836 which depicts a sugar farm in Jamaica. 7x11in. $30