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002ga: 1866 Savannah Civil War. Two rare views on one page. Leslie's engravings. 11x16 in. $30
003ga: Two Civil War maps on one page by the U.S. Government. Left side is Illustrating the Siege of Atlanta, Ga. Right hand side shows the Operations of the Army under Com'd Maj. Gen. W.T. Sherman in Georgia. Shows many forts, greatly detailed. 18x29 in. $80
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009ga: 1895 hand colored map of Georgia. Published by Cram in 1895, map shows roadways, rivers, and each county is colored individually. 11x14.5 in. $30
011ga: Civil War Atlas map. Three parts, showing, Army Movements around Chattanooga, Tenn.; The Battle-Field of Cold Harbor, Va.; and Battle-Field of Chickamauga, Ga. Printed by the U.S. Government following the war. 18x29 in. $80
014ga: 1881 Atlanta. Hand colored wood engraving of The Great Exposition at Atlanta Ga. Text surrounding engraving describes the expo. From the November 26, 1881 issue of Scientific American. 11x16 in.
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015ga: 1873 View of Augusta. Hand colored from Picturesque America. 9x12 in. $30
016ga: 1864 Civil War views of Ringold, Georgia. Hand colored engraving from Harper's Pictorial History of the Civil War. 11x16 in. $60
018ga: Civil War Atlanta. Twelve sepia views on one large page. Printed by U.S. Government after the War. 34x20 in. $80
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101ga: 1910 Map of Georgia. Detailed map of the state, with each county colored separately, published by George F. Cram in 1910. Cities, towns, railroad lines, electric power lines and geographical features are all shown. 12x15 in. $30
102ga: Civil War Map: Georgia, South Carolina. This is a map from the Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, published by the United States government in 1895. It covers an area from central Georgia to central South Carolina, with Atlanta on the far left and Augusta in the middle. The map is extremely detailed, showing roads, railroad lines and even the smallest villages. Geographical features are shown in detail as well. 18x30 in. $80
107ga: 1895 Map of Georgia. Colorful map of the state, from the 1895 Rand McNally Atlas of the World. Cities, towns, railroad lines and geographical features are all shown. In the left and right margins, there are keys showing the locations of counties, cities and towns. 21x27 in. $80
108ga: 1934 Map of Georgia. Interesting map, printed in 1934 by the Geographical Publishing Co. Each county is outlined in green. Cities, towns, railroad lines, rivers and swamp land are all marked. 16x22 in. $40
109ga: 1890 Georgia Map. Nice map of the state, with each county outlined in pink. Published in an atlas, circa 1890. Cities, towns, railroad lines and geographical features are all shown. 10x15 in. $30
209univ: 1844 steel engraving of the Brownwood Female Institute in Georgia. This is in excellent condition 4.5x6 in. $40
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111ga: Detailed 1901 Railroad Map of Georgia. Beautiful map from the 1901 first edition of George Cram’s folio-size world atlas. Color coded lines on the map show the names and locations of railroads throughout the state. State and county borders are outlined in yellow. Cities, towns and geographical features are all shown. This map would look great in a frame! 18x27 in. $100
200ga: RARE Old Map of Savannah GA, Charleston SC. These two engraved, hand colored maps on one page are from the 1860 edition of J.H. Colton’s world atlas. The map on the left shows the city of Savannah Georgia. On the right is a map of Charleston, South Carolina. On both maps, the cities are divided into wards, each of which is colored with original hand coloring. Locations of prominent buildings are shown, as well as streets and railway lines. A notation on the Savannah map gives a short history of the city. The entire image is surrounded by a decorative border. It is in excellent condition. 14x17 in. $200
203ga: Large colorful map of Georgia. Published in 1940 by Rand McNally. Detailed map includes population by county and Georgia railroad lines. Very nice map, would look great in a frame. 20.5 x 27.5 in. $80
204ga: Decorative county map of the States of Georgia and Alabama. Published in 1881 by Mitchell, two insets on the right side show the cities of Savannah (upper) and Atlanta (lower). Cities, towns, rivers, mountains and major roads are shown throughout the region. Each county is individually hand colored. The map is in excellent condition. 23 x 15 in. $120
205ga: Very rare Map of Doboy Bar, Georgia. From a survey made under the direction of O.M. Carter in 1897. Includes present and proposed ship channels and water depths. Published for the U.S. Engineer Office in Savannah, Ga. 33 x 19 in. $100
206ga: Beautiful sepia tone views of Atlanta, GA., from the U.S. government’s official atlas of Civil War records. Printed from photographs taken during the Civil War. 29.5 x 18.5 in. $80
207ga: Gray's New Map of Georgia by Frank A. Gray. Beautifully engraved, hand-colored map from Gray's Atlas, 1877. Cities, towns, major roads, railroad lines and geographical features are all shown. Individual Counties are separately colored. Insets on upper portion of map of Tybee Roads and Savannah River, and of downtown Savannah. 17 x 28.5 in. $200
208ga: Beautiful hand colored wood engraving from the December 28, 1861 issue of Harper's Weekly. Fort Pulaski, Savannah River, Georgia. From a sketch by an Officer of the Navy. 11 x 16 in. $50
210ga: 1887 map of Georgia. Engraved for the People's Publishing Co. Hand colored engraved map shows individual counties, rairoad lines, and population information. 11.5 x 13.5 in. $30
211ga: Very nice hand colored engraving from, The Civil War in the United States. Image titled, Battle of Chickamauga, Ga., Fought September 19-20, 1863. Paragraph below image details the battle. 23 x 17 in. $80
214ga: Exodus of Confederates from Atlanta. Hand colored wood engraving from The Atlanta Campaign dated, September, 1864. Very rare print, it is in excellent condition. 11 x 16 in. $60
215ga: Beautiful hand colored county map of the States of Georgia and Alabama. Published in 1876 by Mitchell, two insets on the right side show the cities of Savannah (upper) and Atlanta (lower). Cities, towns, rivers, mountains and major roads are shown throughout the region. Each county is individually hand colored. The map is in excellent condition. 23 x 15 in. $120
216ga: Battle of Atlanta, Ga., July 22, 1864. Hand colored half tone from The Confederate Soldier in the Civil War. Major-General W. H. T. Walker's Division of Cleburne's Corps Pressing Back the Fourth Division of the Sixteenth Corps, U.S.A. From a painting by James E. Taylor. 16 x 11.5 in. $50
217ga: Beautiful hand colored map of Georgia. Published in 1855 by J. H. Colton. Nice decorative border surrounding map. Each county is colored separately, map shows railroad lines, as well as common roads. 14.5 x 17.5 in. $200
218ga: U.S. Coast Survey Chart. Reconnaissance of Romerly Marshes, Georgia. Published in 1855, this hand colored chart includes water depth and tide information. 30 x 18.5 in. $120
219ga: Historic Savannah - "The Forest City" of the South. Published c1900 in Leslie's Weekly, this hand colored half tone shows several views of the city of Savannah. Includes a birds-eye view of proposed terminals of Georgia and Alabama Railway, now Constructing on Hutchinson's Island, Opposite Savannah. 20.5 x 15 in. $150
220ga: Views in and Around Savannah, Georgia. Several beautiful hand colored wood engravings from the January 21, 1865 issue of Harper's Weekly. Images include Fort Jackson, General Sherman's Headquarters, and Thunderbolt Battery. 22 x 16 in. $150
221ga: Large colorful map of Georgia. Published in 1935 by Rand McNally. Detailed map includes population by county and Georgia railroad lines. Very nice map, would look great in a frame. 20.5 x 27.5 in. $80
222ga: Civil War Atlas Map. Left side shows, The Second Epoch of The Atlanta Campaign. Right side has several sections including, The March of the 15th Army Corps and four plates showing, The Different Positions of 15th Army Corps. Printed by U.S. Government following the war. 18x29 in. $80
223: Civil War Map of Georgia and South Carolina. This is a map from the Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, published by the United States government in 1895. The map is extremely detailed, showing roads, railroad lines, and geographical features. 18x29 in. $80
224ga: 1895 Map of Georgia. Detailed map of the state, with each county colored separately, published by George F. Cram. Cities, towns, railroad lines, and roads are all shown. Many roadways shown were unpaved, dirt roads at the time. 14.5x22 in. $40
225ga: Jefferson Davis's Speech at Macon, Georgia, Illustrated by Northern Artists for Southern Readers. From the November 5, 1864 issue of Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. Heading at the top of the page has been archivally repaired. 22x16 in. $160
226ga: Hand colored half tone from The Confederate Soldier in the Civil War. Battle of Resaca, Ga., May 15, 1864. General Hindman Repulsing an Attack on his Position by a Portion of the Army of the Cumberland. 16x11.5 in. $50
227ga: The Marble Industries of Georgia - Interior View of the Quarries at Tate. Hand colored wood engraving from the September 29, 1888 supplement to Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. 11x16 in. $60
228ga: Four hand colored wood engravings from the September 29, 1888 supplement to Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. Georgia - View of Hillman, The Electric Health Resort - The Hotel and Electric Shaft. 11x16 in. $60
229ga: Two sets of images on one page from the September 29, 1888 supplement to Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. Top three images are titled, The Iron Industry - View of the Mines at Cartersville. Lower three images show, The Bowden Lithia Springs, Near the Piedmont Chautauqua. 11x16 in. $60
230ga: 1887 Picture of the Commercial Centre in Atlanta, Georgia. Hand colored engraved image titled, "Atlanta, Georgia-The Commercial Centre," drawn by Horace Bradley from Harper's Weekly. Shows scene of the Commercial Centre in Atlanta, Georgia. 11 x 16in. $60
231ga: 1887 Picture of the market-place in a Georgia Village. Hand colored engraved image titled, "The Market-Place of a Georgia Village in the Cotton Season," drawn by Graham and Durkin from THe New South. Shows scene of people in the market place in a Georgia Village during the cotton season. 11 x 16in. $80
232ga: 1887 Picture of the peaches being packed in Georgia. Hand colored engraved image titled, "Packing Peaches for the New York Market," drawn by B. W. Clinedinst from Harper's Weekly. Shows scene of peaches being packed in Georgia for the New York Market. 11 x 16in. $60
233ga: 1887 Pictures and scenery of Augusta, Georgia. Hand colored engraved image titled, "Augusta, Georgia, Georgia Landscape, The Locks on the Canal, Soldier's Monument, A Cotton Boat, One of the Avenues, Cotton Boats Shooting Rapids, The Old Bell Tower, A Model Mill and A Characteristic Home," from Harper's Weekly. Shows scenes and landscape of Augusta, Georgia. 22 x 16in. $150
234ga: 1888 Pictures of Industrial Augusta, Georgia. Hand colored engraved image titled, "Georgia.-The City of Augusta. Its Indistries, Streets, Monuments, Cotton Exchange, and Other Points of Interest, Green Street, In Front of the Allegro Club, Soldiers' Monument in the Evening, Broad Street, General View of the Industrial Portion of the City, The Great Water Tower, The Cotton Exchange and Jackson Street, From the Old Bell-Tower," drawn C. Bunnell from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. 22 x 16in. $200
236ga: 1887 Atlanta, Georgia - The Commercial Centre - Drawn by Horace Bradley. Hand colored wood engraving titled, "Atlanta, Georgia - The Commercial Centre," published in Harper's Weekly as a Supplement on February 12, 1887. 11x16in. $150
237ga: 1879 Georgia - Memorial Day In Atlanta - Arrival And Reception Of Visiting Militia At The Depot, April 25th. - From A Sketch By Our Special Artist. Hand colored wood engraving depicting militia and other people enjoying their arrival on Memorial Day. Published in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper on May 10, 1879. 11x16in. $150