A Chart showing part of the Coast of NW America Side 1 - Pub

A Chart Showing Part of the Coast of NW America (Vancouver's Chart, No. 1) shows half of a chart of the coast of the Alaskan Panhandle and British Columbia including the Prince of Wales Archipelago, New Cornwall, and the Duke of Clarence's Strait. An antique black and white map perfect for framing, this map was published in November 1899 as half of a two-map set with the article "The Alaskan Boundary."

A Modern Pilgrim's Map of the British Isles - Published 1937

Published in June 1937, this whimsical map of the British Isles features colorful illustrations, county indexes, and thousands of places of interest in England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland. The illustrated border contains sketches of historical figures and locations of interest. The unique artistic craftsmanship of this colorful and vibrant map make it a wonderful gift for those who love the British Isles.

Africa - Published 1935

Africa underwent tremendous change in the early parts of the 20th Century. Access to air travel and increased motor vehicle availability led to increased travel led to increased development and modernization. This beautiful map, produced by the National Geographic cartographic section in June of 1935, tells the story of a continent amidst the old and new. Thorough research and spectacular detail are hallmarks of this beautiful map, one that should be part of any map collection.

Africa - Published 1909

This historic map of Africa takes you back to 1909, a time when the "Dark Continent" was barely known in the outside world. A time when the only way to get to far off places like Abyssinia, the Congo State, and Bechuanaland Protectorate was to take a long sea voyage, then travel many miles by rail. National Geographic was among the first to bring this amazing land to the world, and this incredible map provides a time capsule into these times. Artistic cartography and painstaking detail make this a map for any collector.

Africa and the Arabian Peninsula - Published 1950

This intriguing historical snapshot of Africa and the Arabian Peninsula captures Libya and Somalia's independence from colonial administration as well as early oil development in Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Iran. First published in March 1950, this map accompanied three National Geographic articles including one entitled, "Roaming Africa's Unfenced Zoos."

Alaska - Published 1956

This Alaska map features several detailed insets of such areas as the Inside Passage and the Aleutian Islands. A relative size comparison of Alaska and the United States demonstrates that if the state's westernmost point were superimposed on the California coast, its easternmost point would be on the east coast of South Carolina. Published in June 1956 in the same year that Alaska, then a territory of the United States, ratified its constitution.

Alaska - Published 1891

This antique sketch map of Alaska was published in 1891 with the article "The Southern Coast of Alaska." One of several early maps of what would become the 49th state in Union, this work makes a fine companion for the Muir Glacier map of 1892.

Alaska - Published 1904

This historic map of Alaska shows the region after the boundary was agreed to with Canada. Published in National Geographic Magazine in 1904 with the article "The Geography of Alaska," this map includes an inset showing areas mapped by the U.S. Geological Survey. A wonderful companion to the Alaska Boundary Tribunal map printed the same year.

Alaska - Published 1914

Published in February 1914 with the article "The Nation's Undeveloped Resources," the Map of Alaska contains an abundance of details showing the growing human settlement of the region. U.S. public schools for natives, post offices, telegraph stations, mail routes, and mission stations are just some of the many features shown on this map.

Alps, Europes Backbone - Published 1965

This striking relief map of the Alps was published in September 1965 in conjunction with a map of Switzerland, Austria, and Northern Italy. The film "The Sound of Music" was released earlier the same year, sparking public interest in the magnificent landscape of Austria, and was perhaps the impetus behind the printing of this particular map.

Ancient Maya World - Published 1989

Explore the fascinating world of the Maya with this map published in October 1989. This map accompanied the "Land of the Maya" map in the same issue and three articles on the Maya including "La Ruta Maya." This work features an abundance of information about trade, travel, and the landscape of their civilization, including an explanation of the various eras of Maya history.

Andrews Map of the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Basin (1853)

1853 map of the St. Lawrence Basin by prominent Canadian railway engineer and civil engineer Tomas C. Keefer for Israel D. Andrews' report to Hon. Thomas Corwin, Secretary of the Treasury. Full title: Map of the Basin of the St. Lawrence Showing also the Natural and Artifical Routes Between the Atlantic Ocean and the Interior of North America.

Andrews Railroad Map of the United States (1852)

1852 map of railroads of the United States by Israel D. Andrews. Full title: Map of the Railroads in the United States in Operation and Progress to accompany a report from the Treasury Department

Antarctic Regions - Published 1932

This early map of the Antarctic regions was published in October 1932, just a few years after Byrd's historical flight over the South Pole. Parts of the inset maps were constructed using aerial photographs and the article "Mapping the Antarctic from the Air: The Aerial Camera Earns Its Place as the Eyes and Memory of the Explorer" appeared in the same issue of National Geographic.

Antarctica - Published 1957

National Geographic's The United States for Kids wall map is an enticing and engaging United States map perfect for classroom, home or library. Recommended by geography educators for ages 7 - 12, this map features an optimized map design for readability and easy, intuitive learning. All 50 states and the District of Columbia are shown with their official, colorful flags, The flags are arranged in alphabetical order for ease-of-use. Expertly researched, The United States for Kids map is an essential reference tool for today's well informed student of geography.

Arctic Regions - Published 1925

This bold map of the Arctic regions appeared in National Geographic Magazine in November of 1925 with the article "The MacMillan Arctic Expedition Returns." In this article, the world would discover the man who would soon be the most famous aviator-explorer of the era: Richard E. Byrd. Filled with detailed explorers' routes, this is a wonderful companion to the North Pole Regions map of 1907.

Asia - Published 1933

Collectors will treasure the intricate detail of this ambitious map of Asia. Printed in December 1933 with the article "Afghanistan Makes Haste Slowly," this work features an inset with the names of countries in English and the national language.

Atlantic Ocean - Published 1939

An ambitious work for its time, this beautiful map of the Atlantic Ocean was published in July 1939 when ocean bathymetry was in its infancy. Loaded with a variety of geographical and historical information this map is a splendid addition to any map collection.

Atlantic Ocean - Published 1941

Published in September 1941, this map paints a striking portrait of the Atlantic Ocean on the verge of the US involvement in World War II. Naval bases, dates and locations of war-time events, time zone boundaries, shipping routes and air travel distances, as well as wind, current, and storm information, make this map a unique window into the turbulent times and the desire for a greater understanding of the Atlantic and its significance for travel, trade, and national security.

Bible Lands, and the Cradle of Western Civilization - Publ

This instructive map is great for collectors or anyone interested in the lands of the Bible. Multiple inset maps detail historical periods such as the route of the Exodus and the Crusades, and the main map contains historical facts as well as information about archaeological finds. Published in December 1938, the map accompanied the article "Change Comes to Bible Lands."

Bible Lands, and the Cradle of Western Civilization - Publ

A must-have for Bible scholars and a perfect companion to the Bible Lands map of 1938, this informative map holds an abundance of details about the history of the region. Appearing in National Geographic in December 1946 alongside the article "Syria and Lebanon Taste Freedom," this work captures both the cradle of western civilization in Biblical times and the Holy Land of the late 1940s.

Blaeu Map of the British Isles (1631)

1631 map of England, Scotland and Ireland by Dutch catrographer Willem Janszoon Blaeu. Full title: Magnae Britanniae et Hiberniae Tabula.

Bormeester Map of the World (1685)

1685 hemisphere map of the World by Dutch publisher Joachim Bormeester. The East and West hemispheres are depicted, with the North and South Poles shown above and below the main map. Full title: Nova Totius Terrarum Orbis Tabula. A. J. Bormeester.

Boston To Washington Circa 1830 - Published 1830

This historical map is based on plates drafted by Henry Schenk Tanner which cover the Atlantic Coast from Boston to Washington, D.C. Features a variety of historical notes and illustrations. Published in July 1994 as half of a two-map set with "Boston to Washington, Megalopolis."

Brion de la Tour Map of North America and South America (176

1764 map of North and South America by French geographer Louis Brion de la Tour. Full title: L'Amérique Dressée for l'étude de la Géographie.

Brion de la Tour Map of the Western Hemisphere (1764)

1764 map of the Western Hemisphere by French geographer Louis Brion de la Tour. Full Title: Hémisphere Occidental.

Canada, Alaska and Greenland - Published 1947

This unique map of Canada, Alaska and Greenland shows North America's northernmost reaches. Published in June 1947, this map provides a snapshot of Canada two years before the Dominion of Newfoundland became its tenth province.

Carte Generale Des Decouvertes De Lamiral De Fonte 1752 - Pu

The "Carte Generale des Decouvertes de l'Amiral de Fonte" map is a black and white antique map created by Joseph-Nicolas De l'Isle in 1752 showing the supposed discoveries of Spanish explorer Admiral de la Fuente and the tracks of Spanish, English, and Russian navigators. These mythical "discoveries" included a Northwest Passage. Published in February 1892, it accompanied the article "The Cartography and Observations of Bering's First Voyage."

Central America, Cuba, Porto Rico, and the Islands of the Ca

This beautiful map of Central America and the Caribbean features ocean bathymetry and colorful county borders, including overlapping colors demonstrating boundaries in dispute. Published in February 1913 one year before the completion of the Panama Canal, this work contains an abundance of unique details including principal lighthouses, U.S. Consular representatives, steamship routes, and coaling stations.

Chart of the World on Mercator's Projection - Published 1905

Submarine cables have played an important part in the development of world-wide communications since the 1850's. National Geographic first charted these cables in 1896. In comparison to that earlier map, this map, published in February 1905 reveals the explosion of communications infrastructure worldwide at the beginning of the last century.

China and Its Territories - Published 1912

Discover China at a turning point in its history. In 1912, over 2,000 years of imperial rule ended as the last emperor of the Qing dynasty abdicated and the Republic of China was born. This beautiful map appeared in National Geographic Magazine in October of 1912, along with three articles on China including "The Most Extraordinary City in the World: Notes on Lhasa - The Mecca of the Buddhist Faith." A perfect companion for the maps of China published in 1945, 1964, and 1991.

Chronicon Nurembergense 1493 Map - Published 1893

Originally produced only in woodcut form, the Chronicon Nurembergense Map of 1493 was published in National Geographic Magazine in April 1893, just five years after the Society's inception. This Latin version was first published in April of 1493, followed by a German version in December of the same year. A perfect companion to the world map by Johannes Ruysch.

Colton Map of Canada East or Quebec (1855)

1855 map of southern Quebec (Lower Canada) and New Brunswick published by American mapmakers J.H Colton & Co. Full title: Canada East or Lower Canda and New Brunswick.

Colton Map of the North Pole or Arctic (1872)

1872 map centered on the North Pole by American mapmakers G.W and C.B Colton & Co. Full title: Northern Regions.

Colton Map of the United States (1855)

1855 map of the United States published by American mapmakers J.H Colton & Co. Full title: The United States of America.

Colton Map of Upper Canada or Ontario (1855)

1855 map of southern Ontario (Upper Canada) published by American mapmakers J.H Colton & Co. Full title: Canada West or Upper Canada.

Countries Bordering the Mediterranean Sea - Published 1912

The Map of Countries Bordering the Mediterranean Sea was published in January 1912, prior to the First Balkan War. This colorful map accompanied three articles of the region including "The Sea-Kings of Crete."

Countries of the Caribbean - Published 1947

Published in October 1947, this map of the Countries of the Caribbean features Mexico, Central America, and the West Indies as well the islands of the Caribbean. Inset maps of ten of the most prominent islands and the Panama Canal zone provide detail of the region. The article "Guatemala Revisited" accompanied the map.

Countries of the Caribbean - Published 1922

This beautiful map of the Caribbean includes Central America, the West Indies, and Mexico. Published in February 1922, this map appeared in an issue entirely devoted to Middle America. Rich color, and details such as inset maps, steamship routes, and wireless stations, make this piece a fine map for collectors.

Cuba - Published 1906

This map of Cuba was published in October 1906, the year disputed elections led to an armed revolt on the island. The United States intervened and occupied the country, installing a US governor for three years. This is an attractive historical work and a fine map for collectors.

Cuba Index - Published 1906

Index to place names on Cuba Map 1906

Europe and the Mediterranean - Published 1938

Published in April 1938, this map of Europe and the Mediterranean is a snapshot of the region prior to World War II. A unique feature of this map and others of its era is the list of country names in English as well as the national language.

Europe and the Near East - Published 1940

Published in May 1940, this map of Europe and the Near East shows international boundaries as of April 1, 1940. An inset of the Middle East provides detail of the Asian countries adjacent to Europe.

Europe, and the Near East - Published 1929

This colorful map was published in December 1929 with three articles on Europe and the Near East including "The Danube, Highway of Races." An inset map of airways is included, showing commercial air travel in its infancy.

Gilbert Map of the United States (1843)

Map of the United States from the 1843 edition of Gilbert's Modern Atlas. Map title: United States

Gold and Coal Fields of Alaska - Published 1898

The Gold and Coal Fields of Alaska map appeared in National Geographic Magazine in April 1898 during the famous Klondike Gold Rush with the article "Alaska and Its Mineral Resources." This work also includes Canada's Klondike region and much of the Yukon Territory. A beautiful historical map and a must-have for collectors.

James Polar Projection of the Globe, Pacific Center (1860)

1860 polar projection map centered on the Pacific Ocean by director-general of the British Ordnance Survey Major General Sir Henry James. Full title: Geometrical Projection of Two Thirds of the Sphere by Col. Sir H. James, R.E.F.R.S: M.R.I.A: & c.

Jansson Wind Rose (1650)

1650 Anemographic chart (map of the winds) by Dutch cartographer Johannes Janssonius. Full title: Tabula Anemographica seu Pyxis Nautica ventorum nomina sex linguis repraesentans

Japan Political Antique Style 'Executive' Wall Map (25 x 29.25 inches)

National Geographic's Executive style political map of Japan features thousands of place names, accurate boundaries, national parks, and major infrastructure networks such as roads, highways, airports, and railroads. Inset maps provide detail of Japan's Southern Outer Islands and Nansei Shoto (Ryukyu Islands). Information about the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami is included as well. This attractive map is rendered with an antique color palette, stunning shaded relief, and the cartographic accuracy National Geographic is renowned for. The map is packaged in a two inch diamater clear plastic tube. The tube has a decorative label showing a thumbnail of the map with dimensions and other pertinent information.

Johnson Map of the World on Hemisphere Projection (1862)

1862 hemisphere map of the World by American map publisher Alvin Jewett Johnson. Full title: Johnson's Western Hemisphere - Johnson's Eastern Hemisphere

Lattre and Janvier Map of the World on a Hemisphere Projecti

1755 hemisphere map of the World by French cartographer Jean Janvier. Full title: Mappe-Monde ou Description du Globe Terrestre, Assujettie aux Observations Astronomiques.

Levasseur Map of the World (1847)

1847 map of the World by French map publisher Victor Levasseur. Full title: Planisphère

Map of Alaska, the Pacific Northwest and the Northwest Passa

1772 map of north-eastern Asia with speculations on north-western North America by French cartographer Robert de Vaugondy and English cartographer Thomas Jefferys (Geographer to King George III). Full title: Carte générale des découvertes de l'Admiral de Fonte representant la grand probabilité d'un passage au nord ouest par Thomas Jefferys Géographe du Roi à Londres 1768.

Map of Discovery, Eastern Hemisphere - Published 1928

This historic map of the Eastern Hemisphere simulates the illuminated mariners' charts of the 17th Century. The original murals, painted by N.C. Wyeth, are in Hubbard Hall at the National Geographic Society headquarters.

Map of Discovery, Western Hemisphere - Published 1928

In 1927, famed American painter N. C. Wyeth completed a series of five murals for Hubbard Memorial Hall, the National Geographic Society's first formal library. The Map of Discovery: Western Hemisphere, published in January 1929, is one of those outstanding murals. It features Poseidon and a mermaid keeping watch over the oceans as well as the routes of explorers and dates of expeditions.

Map of New England and the Canadian Maritime Provinces (1780

1780 map of the Canadian maritime provinces, Newfoundland, and New England by Royal Cartographer to France Rigobert Bonne (1727 - 1794), one of the most important cartographers of the late 18th century. Full title: L'Ile de Terre-Neuve, l'Acadie our la Nouvelle Ecodde, l'Ile St. Jean et la Partie Orientale du Canada

Map of North Eastern China - Published 1900

The first map of China printed by National Geographic, this historic black and white map is a true collector's item. Published in September 1900, it features translations of common terms and items of note such as the Great Wall and imperial tomb sites.

Medieval England - Published 1979

This map of Medieval England contains a wealth of historical information and sites as well as beautiful illustrations. Published in October 1979 as a companion to the modern map "British Isles".

Mitchell Map of Eastern Canada including Quebec (1850)

1850 map of eastern Canada by American geographer Samuel Augustus Mitchell. Full title: Canada East formerly Lower Canada

Mitchell Map of the World on Hemisphere Projection (1864)

1864 hemisphere map of the World by America geographer Samuel Augustus Mitchell. Features the eastern and western hemispheres, with insets of the northern and southern hemispheres, the north polar region, and land and water hemispheres. Full title: The World in Hemispheres with Other Projections.

North Pole Regions - Published 1907

A true work of art, this map of the North Pole regions is as beautiful as it is fascinating. Published with five articles on the Arctic including "Arctic Expeditions Commanded by Americans," this one of a kind map is loaded with information about Arctic exploration and is perfect for framing.

Northern and Southern Hemispheres - Published 1943

A true classic, this world map first published in April of 1943, shows the northern and southern hemisphers side by side, to give the viewer a perspective that centers each hemisphere on its pole. New to this map were special insets showing airline distances in the Eastern, Western, Northern, and Southern Hemispheres. Stunning cartography and special details make this a marvelous collector's item.

Pacific Ocean - Published 1936

Explore the islands and coastlines of the Pacific with this thorough map of the region. With inset maps of dozens of islands and instructive details such as ship routes, naval bases, time zone boundaries and more, this map makes a wonderful collector's piece. Published in December 1936, it accompanied an article entitled "Flying the Pacific."

Pacific Ocean - Published 1952

A fascinating piece, this map of the Pacific was published in December 1952 and included inset maps of dozens of islands. Particular features that make this map noteworthy are weather stations, ocean currents, and prevailing winds. A great companion to the Pacific Ocean map of 1936.

Pilot Chart of the North Atlantic Ocean - Published 1903

The Pilot Chart of the North Atlantic Ocean is a fascinating historical piece which appeared in National Geographic Magazine in February 1903, a time when all travel and trade across the Atlantic was done by boat. It contains recommended routes for steamships, branch hydrographic offices, and a wealth of information about weather patterns over the ocean including storm and gale signals, cyclonic storm tracks, fog reports and more. A truly unique map for collectors.

Pinkerton Map of British North America or Canada (1818)

1818 map of British North America (Canada) by Scottish antiquarian and cartographer John Pinkerton (1758 - 1826). Full title: British Possessions in North America.

Political Subdivisions of India - Published 1946

Because the hundreds of political subdivisions of India are so complex, this outline map was prepared to amplify the map of India and Burma which appeared in the same issue. Published in April 1946 with three articles on India, these historical maps capture the region known then as India a year before the independent countries of India and Pakistan were formed.

Raynal and Bonne Map of British Isles (1780)

1780 map of the British Isles by Royal Cartographer to France Rigobert Bonne (1727 - 1794), one of the most important cartographers of the late 18th century. Full title: Carte des Iles Britanniques contenant les Royaumes d'Angleterre, d'Ecosee et d'Irelande.

Raynal and Bonne Map of Northern United States (1780)

1780 map of the Northern United States by Rigobert Bonne (1727 - 1794), one of the most important cartographers of the late 18th century. Full title: Carte de al Partie Nord des Etats Unis de l'Amérique Septentrionale.

Raynal and Bonne Map of the World (1780)

1780 map of the World by Rigobert Bonne (1727 - 1794), one of the most important cartographers of the late 18th century. Full title: Planisphere suivante la Projection de Mercator.

Ruysch 1508 Map - Published 1893

One of the first maps of the new world, Johannes Ruysch made this map, using a polar projection, which includes an extensive view of South America, islands of the West Indies, and a portion of North America. The World Map from Ruysch appeared for the first time among the Tabulae Novae in some copies of the 1507 Rome edition of Ptolemy's Geography. Ruysch's map illustrates a number of significant geographic features more correctly than before, especially along the easterly sea route to the Orient which was of prime importance to early sixteenth-century Europeans. An incredible historical piece.

Sanson Map of the World on Hemisphere Projection (1691)

1691 hemisphere map of the World by French cartographer Nicolas Sanson. Full title: Mappe-monde: Geo-Hydrographique, ou Description Generale du Globe Terrestre et Aquatique en Deux-Plans-Hemipsheres, ou sont exactement remarquées en General Toutes les Parties de la Terre et de L'Eau, suivant les Relations les plus Nouvelles. Par le Sr. Sanson Geographe Ordinaire du Roy.

Seat of War in Africa - Published 1899

A truly distinctive work, this map was published in December 1899, shortly after the start of the Second Boer War in South Africa. The intricacy and unique historical context of this map make it a wonderful item for collectors.

Shipwrecks of Delmarva

Shipwrecks of the Delmarva shows the location of more than 2,400 wrecks from the waters off the Delaware coast to the waters of the Chesapeake Bay, displayed atop beautiful bathymetric and coastal detail. Each wreck site is symbolized to define the class, type, and name of vessel accompanied by their dates of sinking. Locations of lifesaving stations, lighthouses and lightships, along with navigational beacons are accurately marked. Bathymetric and coastal features are clearly labeled, accompanied by inset maps, captions, and drawings used to highlight unique historical events such as the sinking of the U.S.S. Cumberland, the German U-Boat offensives, and the ghost fleet of Mallows Bay - the largest assemblage of wooden ships in the Western Hemisphere.Wrecks featured on this map span from the mid-1600s galleons to 20th-century naval ships, those lost in military conflict, foul weather, bloody mutinies, pirate raids, human error, treacherous shoals, and a myriad of other events.

Shipwrecks of the Northeast

Shipwrecks of the Northeast illustrates more than 5,400 known shipwrecks on the untamed Atlantic coast of New England (Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island). From Rhode Islands' Narragansett Bay to Maine's St. Croix River, each wreck site is symbolized to define the class, type and name of vessel accompanied by the date of sinking. Icons also indicate whether a ship was lost due to conflict or natural causes.Locations of lifesaving stations and lighthouses, along with navigational beacons are also marked. Bathymetric and coastal features are clearly labeled. Captions and drawings highlight unique historical events such as the infamous sinking of the Italian luxury liner Andrea Doria off the coast of Nantucket in 1956. Wrecks featured on this map span from mid-1600s galleons to 20th-century naval ships, those lost in military conflict, foul weather, mutinies, unseen rocks, treacherous shoals, mechanical failures and a myriad of other events.

Shipwrecks of the Outer Banks

Shipwrecks of the Outer Bank illustrates more than 1,550 shipwrecks of the Atlantic Coast from Cape Henry, Virginia to Cape Fear, North Carolina. Each wreck site is symbolized to define the class, type and name of vessel accompanied by the date of sinking. Icons also indicate whether a ship was lost due to conflict or natural causes.Locations of lifesaving stations and lighthouses, along with navigational beacons are also marked. Bathymetric and coastal features are clearly labeled. Captions and drawings highlight unique historical events.

Stoopendaal Map of the World in two Hemispheres (1730)

1730 hemisphere map of the World by Dutch illustrator and cartographer Daniel Stoopendaal for publication in the Keur Bible. Full title: Werelt Caert.

Submarine Cables of the World - Published 1896

Submarine cables have played an important part in the development of world-wide communications since the 1850's. This fascinating map, first develped for the Department of the Navy and published in National Geographic in 1896, shows submarine cables that had been laid, as well as the land-based cable systems that connected to them.

Tallis Map of Canada or British America with Oregon (1849)

1849 map of British America and Russian America (Alaska) by John Tallis and Company. Map title: British America

Theatre of Military Operations in Luzon - Published 1899

This black and white historical map illustrates the Theatre of Military Operations in Luzon during the Spanish-American War. Published in June 1899, this is a unique piece for collectors and those interested in the history of the Philippines.

World - Published 1922

This classic world map, published in December of 1922, shows the world's political boundaries established following WWI. This map also shows airplane routes that had been established, as well as railroad routes.

World - Published 1932

Vintage National Geographic colors and spectacular detail accentuate this beautiful world map, first published in National Geographic Magazine in December of 1932, accompanying an article entitled, "The Story of the Map."

World - Published 1935

A National Geographic classic, this world map is as much a work of art as it is an incomparable reference for its time. In this map, the world's eastern and western hemispheres are show separately to give the viewer a true sense of area across the continents.

World - Published 1951

The first World Map published by National Geographic following WWII, this classic is a perfect companion to the World Map published in December 1943. The brightness of this map communicates the optimism following WWII, with an inset showing the United Nations, along with a list of the nations who had joined as of December 1951.

World - Published 1957

This National Geographic classic is a perfect companion to the World Maps published in December 1943 and December 1951. A cartographic masterpiece, this 1955 map combines a clean, light style with tremendous attention to detail--both on land an in the oceans.

World - Published 1960

The National Geographic 1960 World map was published in the midst of sweeping changes in Africa, as many countries gained their independence. This map shows all the changes that had been made as of September, 1960, when the map went to press. Bright boundaries highlight international borders, and the map features extrordinary detail on land and in the oceans. A perfect map for anyone interested in the changes from colonialism to independent rule in Africa.

World - Published 1965

This stunning world map contains beautiful colors and the distinct National Geographic cartographic style, as well as detailed ocean bathymetry and information about ocean currents. Published in February 1965 as a companion to the article "Four-Ocean Navy in the Nuclear Age."

World - Published 1970

A great map is as much a reflection of its time in history as its beautiful craftsmanship. This map presents the world in classic National Geographic style: stunning colors, detailed geographical information, and timely insets. Published in 1970.

World - Published 1981

This classic World Map beautifully showcases cartograhic excellence and fine attention to detail, using strong colors, detailed geographical information, and informative insets. Published in December 1981.

World - Published 1988

This world map combines the classic National Geographic cartographic style with several stunning inset maps to provide a comprehensive look at our planet. Insets include Eastern and Western Hemisphere physical geography, Religions of the World, and Population maps. Published on the National Geographic centennial in December 1988 as a companion to the article "Earth '88: Will We Mend Our Earth?"

World - Published 2004

Published in November 2004, this political map of the world will look handsome framed and mounted on any wall. Inset maps of the polar regions as well as language families and population density make this map as informative as it is attractive. This map was originally printed as half of a two-map set with "Earth at Night."

World Map - Gotha Justus Perthes 1872 Atlas

Map of the World in German from the Gotha Justus Perthes 1872 Atlas showing ocean currents, sea ice, and sea floor features such as reefs. Full title: Welt-Karte zur Übersicht der Meeres-Strömungen und des Schnellverkehrs.

World Map - Published 1941

The Classic National Geographic World map of 1941. One of the last maps published prior to the bombing of Pearl Harbor, this extaordinary map shows the Eastern and Western Hemispheres, and features classic colorization to show the country borders and relief shading. A perfect complement to any world map collection.

World Map in German - Gotha Justus Perthes 1872 Atlas

Map of the World in German from the Gotha Justus Perthes 1872 Atlas showing wind currents, shipping routes and land cover. Full title: Welt-Karte zur Überscht der Lut-Strömungen und der See-Wege.

World Political Antique Style Laminated Wall Map 1:30 Million

Zannoni Map of the British Isles: England, Scotland, Ireland

1771 map of England, Scotland and Ireland by French geographer and cartographer Jean Janvier for Jean Lattre's 1783 final issue of the Atlas Moderne. Full title: Les Iles Britanniques Comprenant les Royaumes d'Angleterre d'Ecosse et d'Irelande divisés en grandes provinces Dréssés sur les Observations Astronomiques par le Sr. Janvier Géographe

Zatta Map of California and the Western Parts of North Ameri

1766 map of the the new discoveries in the North Pacific by Italian cartographer Antonio Zatta. Full title: Nuove Scoperte de' Russi al Nord del Mare del sud sí nell' Asia, che nell'America.