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ME104 - G. ELDRIDGE "Casco Passage From Deer Island Thoroughfare to Bass Harbor Bar, Maine" Boston 1908. B/W. 13X18. Chart shows Swans Is, Harbor Is Pond,, Calf s Black Islands, Placentia, Black & Great and Little Gott's Isles, Blue Hill Bay, the Southwest region of Mount Desert Is and Bass Harbor with fixed light at the Head. Locates many soundings throughout, buoys & beacons, passages, channels & courses. Includes navigational notes on tides, bottoms and courses. 

ME107 - G. ELDRIDGE "Fox Islands Thoroughfare" Boston 1909. B/W. 13X18. Excellent chart with many soundings shows Vinal Haven Is. Calderwoods Neck, North Haven, Long Island, Pulpit Harbor, Crockett's Pt. Brown's Head. Locates many coves & smaller islands. Channels, courses, buoys, beacons. Includes detailed navigational notes. 

ME111 - G. ELDRIDGE "Deer Island Thoroughfare, Maine" Boston. 1909. 13¼X18. B/W. Fine chart shows Deer Isle, Stinson's Neck & Canary's Cove, Whitmores Neck, Buckmaster's Neck, Greenlaw's Neck. Stonington Landing, Staples Pt. & Stinson's Pt. Locates dozens of small islands throughout the region; coves, anchorages, channels, many soundings, courses, buoys & beacons. 

ME112A - G. ELDRIDGE "Muscle Ridge Channel, Whitehead to Owls Head" Boston. 1909. 18X13. B/W with red accents. Chart shows coastal topography from Tennants Harbor to South Thomaston & Owls Head. Locates Clark's Is. Rackliffs Is. Whitehead Is. Dix Is. Sprucehead Is. Munroe Is. Andrews Is. Depicts many smaller offshore islands, shoals, rocks, ledges & the Muscle Ridge Channel

ME121 - U. S. COAST SURVEY "Preliminary Chart of Kennebec River, Maine from Entrance to Bath." Wash. D. C. 1861. B/W. Many soundings from the entrance and Seguin Is. up river to Bath. Shows block plan of Bath; islands, lights, buoys, beacons, shoals, ledges. Includes navigational notes on tides & bottoms. Sailing directions bound from the westward of Seguin Is. and approaches and entrance of the Kennebec River. 

ME122 - U. S. COAST SURVEY "Preliminary Chart of the Mouth of Kennebec River, Maine" Wash. D. C. 1857. B/W. Many soundings appear at the entrance. Locates Seguin Is. Shoals, ledges & buoys. Includes navigational notes on tides, low water, light houses, bottoms. (Slight yellowing at fold.) 

ME126 - U. S. COAST SURVEY "Reconnaissance of the Eastern Part of Eggemoggin Reach,  Maine." 1854. Inset: Subsketch showing the position of Eggemoggin Reach. 10X9. B/W. Many soundings around Hog Is. Harbor Is. York Is. Some navigational notes. (Slight yellowing in folds.)

ME137 - U. S. COAST SURVEY "Portland Harbor" Wash. D. C. 1855. 21½X20½. Colored. Focus of chart is on the wharves & breakwater, Cumberland & Oxford Canal. Munjoy Hill  Back Cove. Locates the Portland Bridge, Cape Elizabeth, Stanford Ledge Lt. Fort Preble & Ship Yard at South Portland. Includes soundings & navigational notes on currents, tides & bearings.

ME139 - G. ELDRIDGE "Portland" Boston. 1909. B/W. 18½X13½. Chart shows Portland Harbor, with wharves; Portland Head Light, Cape Elizabeth, Richmond's Island. Peaks, Cushing, Great Diamond, Long, Crotch, Jewell's, Ram & Mackey's Islands. Locates many shoals, reefs, rocks, ledges and shows detailed soundings throughout. Buoys, beacons, lights, anchorages, courses and channels approaching and into the harbor.

ME143 - M. CAREY "Maine" Phila. c.1813. 7½X6. Colored. Finely engraved map with much coastal detail shows Portland and all principal harbors, bays, inlets, capes and offshore islands. Shows settlements inland and many lakes and rivers including the Kennebec and Penobscot Rivers. Locates Casco and Penobscot Bays; Mount Desert Sound, Campo Bello, Passamaquoddy Bay downeast; and Cape Elizabeth, Cape Neddick, Boone Is. and the Piscataqua River and Portsmouth (N.H.) to the south. Attractive.

The following charts are from the ATLANTIC COAST PILOT, published Wash. D. C. 1879 by the U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey. Each chart shows soundings, shoals, ledges, rocks, breakers, buoys & beacons, lights and Light Vessels. The charts are very finely engraved and show an immense amount of coastal detail regarding shoreline topography - capes, bays, points, coves, beaches etc. Includes mileage scales and navigational notes.

ME145 - 3. "FOX ISLANDS THOROUGHFARE" Western Part. 17½X13. Shows Vinal Haven Island the southern part of North Haven Island. Leadbetters Is.; Narrows, Crockett's Pt & Cove. Southern Harbor. Brown's Hd. Fish's Hd. Dogfish Is. Amesbury's Pt.

ME146 - 4. "ENTRANCE TO PENOBSCOT BAY (WEST)" 21½X15. B/W. Shows street block plan of Rockland Hr. South Thomaston. Two-Bush Channel, Metinic Is. Muscle Ridge Channel, Matinicus Is. Wooden Ball Is. North Haven and Vinal Haven, Carvers Harbor.

ME147 - 5. "BELFAST HARBOR" 11½X13¼. B/W. Shows plan of. the Harbor with streets & dwellings. Detailed shoreline topography. The Passagasawakeag River. Patterson's Pt., rivers, woods and elevations. Locates Belfast Bay. 

ME149 - 8. "FROM SEQUIN ISLAND TO CAPE ELIZABETH" 20½X13. Shows Sequin Is. Light, Small Point and Small Point Harbor. New Meadows River, Cundy's Harbor and Great Is. Harpswell South, Halfway Rock and Cape Elizabeth Light. 

ME150 - U. S. COAST SURVEY "Southwest Harbor & Somes Sound" Maine. Wash. D.C. 1872. B/W. 22X14½. Chart shows many detailed soundings in Somes Sound & Southwest Harbor. Locates Somesville, Bakers Is. Light. Great & Little Cranberry Islands. Sutton's Is. East Bunker's Ledge, Greenings Is. Includes navigational notes on buoys, lighthouses, tides, soundings & bottoms. Slight yellowing at one fold with small repair to back of fold. 

ME154 - U S C G S "Chart 303. "Moose Cove to Englishman Bay Including Machias Bay" 1919  (1929.) Corrections to 1937. 27X39. Black & Yellow on white. Shows Machias Port. Bucks Harbor, Little Hennebec Bay, Cross Is. Cutler. Many small islands. (Good condition. Folds.) Scale 1:40,000.

ME155 - U S C G S Chart 309. "East Penobscot Bay" 1920 (1927) 41X26. Scale 1:40,000. Black & yellow on white. Shows Deer Isle, Isle Au Haut, Eggemoggin Reach, Vinalhaven, Cape Rosier, Stonington. (Very dusty from use. Folds.) 

ME158 - U.S. COAST SURVEY "Fox Islands Thoroughfare, Maine." Wash. D.C. 1868. B/W.20X32. Fine large chart shows Leadbetters Island, Southern Harbor, Seal Cove & Mill River. Stimpson's Island, Widows Island, Burnt Island. Calderwoods Island & Neck. Babbidge Island and Carvers Cove. Chart is intensely detailed with hundreds of soundings depicted in sea areas. Includes navigational notes on tides, soundings, buoys and bottoms.

ME161 - G. ELDRIDGE “Port Clyde, Tennants Harbor and Monhegan Island.” Boston. 1909. B/W. 18X13. Fine chart shows the Maine coast from Gay Island to the entrance of the St. George River and over to Hooper's Island, Port Clyde & Marshall Point. The coast continues to Tennants Harbor, and includes all offshore islands - Caldwell, McGee, Barter, Thompson, Allen & Burnt Islands and many smaller islands in between. In lower right is a large inset chart of Monhegan Island and it's surrounding ledges and rocks. Chart includes many depth soundings overall; channels, beacons, buoys, courses and anchorages. and notes on tides. From George Eldridge's “Book of Harbor Charts.”

ME167 - U.S. COAST SURVEY “Fox Islands Thoroughfare, Maine”. Wash. D.C. 1868. B/W.20¼X32. Large striking chart shows hundreds of depth soundings throughout the region & depicts Leadbetter's & Narrows Islands, Dog Fish Island, Southern Harbor, Seal Cove, Perry Cove, Mill River, Calderwood's Neck & Island, Kents Cove, Stimson's Island, Burnt island & Babbidge Islands. Chart has excellent topographical & hydrographical details & includes notes on tides, soundings, bottoms & buoys. 

The following charts are from The Atlantic Coast Pilot. Wash. D. C. 1879, and depict shoreline and island topography with many detailed soundings, courses and navigational notes on buoys, soundings, beacons & dangers. The charts were folded and some have very light age-toning down fold lines but are otherwise in good condition & printed on fine quality parchment type paper.

ME168 - “Moos-a-Bec Reach, Maine.” 1879. 13X20¼. Shows Moose Neck, Beal's Island, Great Wass Island, Head Harbor & includes inset of Moos-a Bec Bar. Finely engraved shorelines with many detailed soundings in sea areas.

ME174 - “Muscle Ridge Channel, Maine”. 1879. 20x13. Intensely detailed vertical chart covers the coast from Owl's Head Light down to South Thomaston, Backcliffs Island Sprucehead Island & Tennants Harbor light. Includes Andrews & Grafton Islands & Two Bush Channel with many depth soundings in sea areas.

ME181 - “Gulf of Maine. Current Stations”. 1879. 15X17. Fine navigational chart shows Tide Rips, and their relative importance is indicated by the depth of shading on the chart. At the Current Stations the direction of the strength of the current is indicated by arrows for flood & for ebb. The drift is in nautical miles per hour. The shoals on George's Bank & Cashe's Ledge have been shaded to make them conspicuous on the chart & the depth soundings shown over the entire Gulf of Maine are in fathoms. The area covered is from Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket & Cape Cod in Massachusetts to Rockland & Thomaston & Isle au Haut in Maine and Yarmouth and Cape Sable in Nova Scotia. This is an excellent chart, finely engraved and detailed.

ME182 - COLBY, STUART “Map of Waldo County, Maine”. 1888. Colored. 15X12. Fine map of the county shows towns in different colors, roads & rivers and the coast from Camden Harbor to Searsport and Stockton. Locates the Penobscot River to Winterport, and the Bucksport & Bangor Railroad. Includes Belfast Bay, Islesboro & Castine Village. An excellent & nicely detailed map. 

ME184 - E. & G. W. BLUNT “Portland Harbor from Blunt's Coast Pilot.” NY 1856. Colored. 8X4¼. Finely detailed small chart shows Portland and it's Observatory, Fort Preble, Portland Head and Cape Elizabeth Lighthouses. Includes Great Hog island, Ram Island, Peaks Island, Long Island, Bang's Island and Richmond's Island. Depicts many buoys, rocks & depth soundings entering the harbor.

ME190 - J. A. BUCHON “Carte Geographique, Statistique et Historique Du Maine” Paris. 1825. Colored. Overall size 18½X24. Map image size 12X9¼. This fine map bordered by text, shows Maine as it was settled, primarily along the coast in the early 19th century. The text provides information on climate, rivers, principal towns, manufactures & commerce, education (naming Bowdoin College), religion, government & governors, battles & sieges from 1690-1814, and includes an overall history of Maine and its location (Lat.&Long) on North America's northeast coast. The map is the French edition of Carey & Lea's American atlas of 1822 and was published in Paris in 1825 in Buchon's “Atlas Geographique, Statistique, Historique et Chronologique des Deux Ameriques.” An excellent source of Maine history with a colorful map in center.

ME191 - J. F. W. DES BARRES/SAMUEL HOLLAND “Falmouth Harbour.” London 1781. Colored. 29½X21. This fine chart of Falmouth Harbour (present day Portland, Maine) was included by Joseph Frederick Wallet Des Barres in his great sea atlas titled “The Atlantic Neptune” in 1781. Des Barres was a Swiss soldier who came to America with the Royal American Regiment in 1756 as an engineer/surveyor. He fought in the French/indian wars and from 1764-1773 he surveyed the coasts of Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and the course of the St. Lawrence River, while his fellow surveyor, Samuel Holland, and others, surveyed the coast of New England and southward. This chart of Falmouth Harbour, Maine shows a block plan of the town on the Fore River and includes Portland Sound, Bangs, Peaks, Ram, House, Little and Great Hog islands, Mackeys Island and the Clap Board Islands and depicts both topographical and hydrographical details around the shorelines and islands. Depth soundings are indicated in the harbour entrance and a compass rose with a decorative fleur-de-lys pointer is drawn in top right. In 1774 Des Barres returned to England to begin the monumental task of compiling his great atlas the “Atlantic Neptune” which he reissued and updated over the next ten years. The chart of Falmouth comes from the 1781 edition, Vol.3. #14 under an overall heading stating “Charts of the Coast and Harbours of New England from the Surveys taken by Samuel Holland...Surveyor General of lands for the Northern District of North America and General Sproule, Charles Blaskowitz, James Grant and Thomas Wheeler and his assistants...pursuant to orders from the Rt. Honble the Lords Commissioners for trade and plantations together with several useful additional surveys, soundings, views taken by various officers on the spot. Collected and composed and published by Command of Government at the request of the Rt. Honble Vice Admiral, Lord Viscount Howe for the use of the Royal Navy by J. F. W. Des Barres....Surveyor of the Coast and Harbours of North America.” A scarce chart in good condition.

ME195 - G. ELDRIDGE “Bath to Boothbay. Inside Passage. Western Half.” Boston. 1901-1909. B/W. 14X18. Finely detailed coastal chart shows Bath on the Kennebec River and the entrance to the Sassanoa River with Prebles point, Carleton Point, Upper Hell Gate, Hockomock Point and Hockomock Bay, Back River, Hall's Bay, Beale's Island & Knubble Bay. Locates Arrowsic Island and Georgetown. Depicts many depth soundings, buoys, beacons, courses and includes tides and references. From George Eldridge's Book of Harbor Charts. No. 64. 

ME195A - G. ELDRIDGE “Bath to Boothbay. Inside Passage. Eastern Half.” Boston. 1909. B/W. 13½X18½. Very detailed chart shows Westport Island, McMahan's Island, Sweet's Island, Southport Island and Boothbay Harbor. Depicts the Sassanoa River, Rock Passage, the Sheepscot River, Benecook Harbor, Dog Fish Head & hundreds of depth soundings, buoys & beacons & anchorages. Locates life-saving stations, rocks above and below high water, shoals and courses and notes on tides plus a mileage scale. Published in George Eldridge's Book of Harbor Charts. Boston to Bar Harbor. 1909. Chart No. 65.

ME200 - COLBY & STUART “Map of Boothbay and Adjacent Islands Drawn from U. S. Coast Survey Charts.” Houlton. Me. 1887. Colored. 15X12¼. Colorful map shows Boothbay's town and harbor with wharves, custom house, post office, ice and packing companies, hotels, fish oil works, and a skating rink. Locates Spruce Point, Linekins Neck and Bay, Townsend Gut, Ocean Point, Damariscotta River, Rutherford's Island, Squirrel Island, Fisherman's, White, Outer Heron and Damariscove Islands and the town of Southport with Cape Newagen and the Cuckolds. On the verso (back) is a Geological Map of Maine. This is a fine map from Colby and Stuart's “Atlas of Maine.”

ME201 - G. ELDRIDGE “Castine and Belfast, Maine.” Boston. 1901-1909. B/W. 18X13. Two fine harbor charts on one sheet shows 1. Castine and the Bagaduce River. Steeles Point, Wadsworth Cove, Block House Point, Dice Head with beacon, Henry's Point, Nautilus and Holbrook's Islands and Smith's Cove. Many soundings are shown in the inlets and river and around the islands. 2. Belfast. Shows Belfast Bay and the entrance to the harbor with many depth soundings in the water areas. Locates the Belfast River, Patterson's Point, Moose Point, Brown's Head and Northport. Chart includes courses, beacons and buoys, anchorages, sunken rocks, ledges and notes on tides. A fine chart from George Eldridge's “Book of Harbor Charts.” #73.

ME204 - C. SOUTHACK “Plan De la Baie Et Du Havre De Casco Et Des Iles Adjacentes Par Le Cap. Cyprian Southack Redige, d'apres un Plan Anglois, au Depot General des Cartes, Plans et Journaux de la Marine. par Ordre de M. de Sartine Conseiller d'Etat, Ministre et Secretaire d'Etat au Departement de la Marine.” Paris. 1779. B/W. 16X23. This curious chart of Casco Bay on the Maine coast was drawn by Captain Cyprian Southack in the late 17th, early 18th century and reissued by Antoine Sartine for the French Navy in 1779. Southack (1662-1745) was an English sea captain and privateer who came to Boston in 1685 and engaged in maritime and privateering interests along the New England coast, as well as drawing charts for the New England Coasting Pilot (1729-1734) and a famous chart of Boston Harbor in 1694. To an experienced Maine seaman, this chart of Casco Bay is highly inaccurate, showing the islands off Portland Harbor (Falmouth) depicted in somewhat strange and speculative shapes. The topography of the coastline from Portland to Small Point is also speculative with points, rivers and offshore islands placed in incorrect juxtaposition. The chart includes a dotted line course with depth soundings called Channel Way entering the Bay at Cape Elizabeth and circumnavigating around the islands and exiting at Small Point. The chart is a copper engraving on handmade rag paper, and is in fine condition.

ME206 - U. S. COAST SURVEY “Preliminary Chart No.3. of the Sea Coast of the United States from Portland, Maine to Race Point, Massachusetts.” Wash. D.C. 1857. B/W. 25½X21½. Fine chart shows the coast from Race Point on Cape Cod, Massachusetts to Boston Harbor and thence to Cape Ann, Plum Island & Newburyport, continuing on to Portsmouth, New Hampshire, York harbor and Cape Neddick, Maine. The chart shows hundreds of depth soundings along the coast and includes very detailed tables on tides, lighthouses, beacons, the Minot's Ledge Liightship, variations of the magnetic needle and notes on soundings and bottoms. An excellent chart in very good condition.

ME209 - F. W. BEERS “Brunswick and Harpswell.” New York. 1871. Colored. 24½X15½. (Reproduction) Wonderfully detailed map of Brunswick and the Harpswell Islands before they were developed in the early 1900's, depicts Harpswell Neck & Centre, Orr's and Bailey Islands. Sebascodegan or Great Island, Cundy's Harbor, the New Meadows River, Quahog Bay, Harpswell Harbor, Middle and Maquoit Bays, Bunganuck Landing, Mare Point, Birch and Yarmouth Islands, Great Whale Boat Island, Ragged Island and the Elm Islands & all the offshore islands in Casco Bay. The map also names property owners, stores, churches and hotels as of 1871,and indicates roads leading from Brunswick Village down to the Harpswell Islands. Cook's Corner is located in Brunswck along with Bowdoin College founded in 1794. Map includes “Harpswell Business Notices” giving a list of store owners, ship builders and carpenters, farmers, a Minister and a Justice of the Peace. This fine map has been reproduced from the original very scarce 1871 edition, and is specially priced at....... $25

ME210 - COLBY & STUART “Village of Topsham, Sagadahoc County and Brunswick Village, Cumberland Co.” Houlton, Maine. 1887. Colored. 15X12½. Fine map of the two towns in the late 19th century, shows the Androscoggin River and street block plan of Brunswick with the bridge and streets leading to Topsham. Locates Bowdoin College, Cabot Mill, Machine Shop, Dennison Mfg. Co. Pulp Mill, Bowdoin Mfg. Co. Purinton's Saw Mill and depicts schools, churches, cemetery, The Mall in Brunswick by Main Street and railroad tracks circling the town. An excellent finely detailed map.

ME211 - COLBY & STUART “Map of Lincoln County, Maine” and “Map of Sagadahoc County, Maine.” Houlton, Maine 1887.Colored. 15X12½. Very attractive map shows townships in different colors and the boundary line between Lincoln and Sagadahoc Counties. Depicts the Androscoggin River and Merrymeeting Bay, the City of Bath on the Kennebec River, Arrowsic, Georgetown, Westport, Boothbay and Boothbay Harbor, Bristol, the Sheepscot River, Damariscotta, Wiscasset, Edgecomb and Somerville. Also shows Topsham, Bowdoin and Richmond, Dresden and Alna. Map names towns and harbors and locates Muscongus Bay and Monhegan Island (Plantation) off the southeast coast. From “Colby's Atlas of the State of Maine” published in 1887. A very colorful map.

ME213 - U. S. COAST & GEODETIC SURVEY “Quoddy Roads to Petit Manan Island.” Wash. D. C. 1941 (1947.) Colored. 30¼X40. Chart shows an area from Petit Manan to Beal Islands, Great Wass Island, Roque Island, Cross Islands to West Quoddy Head and Quoddy Roads. Intensely detailed soundings are drawn along the coast, with courses, buoys & beacons. Notes on tides and other dangers are listed with navigational notes. Chart No. 1201. 

ME214 - U. S. COAST & GEODETIC SURVEY “Penobscot Bay and Approaches. Maine.” Wash. D. C. 1936 (1950). Colored. 42X31. Chart covers an area from Port Clyde and Tennants Harbor, to Rockland, Rockport, Camden, Belfast, Searsport and over to Castine, Cape Rosier, Little Deer Island and Deer Island to Isle Au Haut. Includes Islesboro and Long island, North Haven and Vinal Haven, Metinic Island and Matinicus Island. Intensely detailed soundings are drawn throughout sea areas showing also courses, beacons and buoys. Chart No. 1203

ME216 - F. W. BEERS “Yarmouth.” N.Y. 1871. B/W. 13½X10½. Excellent map shows Yarmouth, in Cumberland County, Maine with its Post Office and names of property owners. Depicts streets and the Maine & Central Railroad, and the course of the Royal River flowing to Casco Bay at Parker's Point. Locates Cousin's Island, Little John Island & Great and Little Mogee Islands. Includes Yarmouth Business Notices with a list of ship builders and owners, physicians, farmers, carpenters, paper and flour mills and a grocery-hardware store. From F. W. Beers “Atlas of Cumberland County, Maine.” New York 1871.

ME224 - U. S. COAST & GEODETIC SURVEY “U. S. East Coast. Maine. Cape Elizabeth to Kennebunkport.” Wash. D.C. 1912 (corr. 1914.) B/W. 21½X30¼. Finely engraved chart shows Cape Elizabeth and Cape Elizabeth Light, Prouts Neck, Old Orchard Beach, Saco Bay and Biddeford Pool. Cape Porpoise and Goat Island Light, Kennebunkport and Wells Beach. Chart shows both topographical and hydrographical details and depicts hundreds of depth soundings along the shore and includes courses and navigational notes on tides, lights and bottoms. Chart details are from surveys of 1850-1905 with additional surveys from the U. S. Topographical Engineers to 1908. Chart #107.

ME230 - U. S. COAST SURVEY “Booth Bay Harbor, Maine.” Wash. D.C. 1864. B/W. 19X15¼. Finely drawn coastal chart shows Southport Island, Townsend Gut, Spruce Point, Linekins Bay, Squirrel and Damariscove Islands. Depicts hundreds of depth soundings and includes Seguin Island and Light offshore, along with Pond Island Light and the chart includes many indications of buoys, beacons, rocks and ledges and other dangers. (Condition is good with very faint yellowing down center from original fold, now pressed flat.) 

ME231 - U. S. COAST SURVEY “Harbors of Camden and Rockport, Maine.” Wash. D.C. 1864. B/W. 17X14¼. Very detailed chart shows street block plans of both Rockport and Camden with main roads leading to the harbors. Along the roads are small dots indicating both private and commercial buildings. Hundreds of depth soundings are shown in the harbors and along the shorelines with indications of buoys and beacons, rocks, ledges and other dangers. Includes also, navigational notes on tides and soundings. (Condition is good with very faint yellowing down center from original fold, now pressed flat.)

ME232 - U. S. COAST SURVEY “Tenant's Harbor, Maine.” Wash. D.C. 1866. B/W. 17½X16. This fine chart shows Tenant's Harbor with street block plan and small squares to indicate buildings. Depicts Hart's Neck, Southern Island & Tenant's Harbor Light. Also shows High Island & Northern Island, the Spectacles & Clark Island and includes hundreds of depth soundings in sea areas overall and navigational notes on tides. Excellent.

ME234 - O. CARLETON “The District of Main From the Best Surveys.” Boston. 1793. B/W. 10½X8. This map drawn by Osgood Carleton (1742-1816) a surveyor, cartographer and mathematician, was the first map to be published showing Maine by itself as an independent territory. The map has many inaccuracies both in spelling of names and courses of rivers and boundary lines. Moosehead Lake is spelled Mousehead and Maine is spelled Main in the title. A scale of English miles is shown at the base of the map and Longitude is taken East from Washington with a note saying “The Difference of Longitude between Philadelphia and Washington is 2 Degrees.” The St. Lawrence River is drawn in top left, and is still somewhat speculative in design, and harbors along the coast are indicated from Cape Ann, Massachusetts and Newbury to Cape Elizabeth, Pemaquid, Mount Desert and Machias to Fundy Bay and Nova Scotia. The map was included in Jedidiah Morse's “The American Universal Geography” and published in Boston in 1793. (Ref. Wheat & Brun. #168 and Tooley's Dictionary of Mapmakers. Vol.1. page. 235.) The map is a rare treasure in good condition.

ME237 - U. S. COAST & GEODETIC SURVEY “United States. East Coast. Maine. Monhegan Island to Cape Elizabeth.” Wash. D.C. 1964. Blue/yellow coloration. 33X43. Large very detailed coastal chart shows islands, bays, harbors, inlets, rivers, peninsulas, courses, buoys, beacons and lights from Monhegan Island to Portland and Cape Elizabeth. Depicts hundreds of depth soundings and includes navigational notes on tides, lights, buoys, storm warnings and other dangers. Chart No. 1204. Condition - good with folds. 

ME238 - COLBY & STUART “Knox County.” Houlton, Maine. 1887. Colored. 15X12¼. Fine County map shows Camden, Rockport, Thomaston, Rockland, Cushing, Muscongus Bay, Islesboro, Vinal Haven, Matinicus Plantation and Island and part of Penobscot Bay. Inland the map covers the townships of Warren, Waldoborough, Washington, Union, Appleton and Hope and on the verso (back) of the map is a fine depiction of the City of Rockland. Published in 1887 in Colby's “Atlas of Maine” by Colby and Stuart. 

ME239 - G. ELDRIDGE “Wood Island, Saco River and Old Orchard Beach.” Boston. 1908. Colored. 18½X13. Very detailed harbor chart shows shoreline contours, depth soundings, life saving stations, sunken rocks, islands, sailing lines and courses, best anchorages, buoys, beacons and lights. Locates Fletchers Neck, The Pool, Camp Ellis, Old Orchard Beach, Scarboro Beach, Pine Point, Prouts Neck to the Spurwink River & Richmond's Island Harbor. From George Eldridge's Book of Harbor Charts. Boston to Bar Harbor. No. 59.

ME242 - G. ELDRIDGE “Portland, Maine.” Boston. 1909. Colored. 18½X13¼. This is a hand colored version of Eldridge's famous chart of Portland Harbor showing Cape Elizabeth and the entrance to the harbor. Depicts Peaks, Cushing, Long and Great Diamond islands and includes detailed depth soundings, courses, buoys and beacons, anchorages, reefs and ledges. Locates Hussey's Sound, Ram Island Ledge and the Cape Elizabeth Lightship with a small drawing of the ship offshore. From George Eldridge's Book of Harbor Charts. Boston to Bar Harbor. No. 60.

ME243 - U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY “Maine. Bath Quadrangle.” Wash. D.C. 1944-5. Colored. 20X13. Finely detailed map shows both Bath and Brunswick, Harpswell Topsham, Woolwich and Georgetown and the New Meadows and Kennebec Rivers. Depicts Merrymeeting Bay, Harpswell Sound, Sebascodegan Island and Cundy's Harbor. Locates all main roads connecting towns. Small rivers and detailed topographical features are excellent on this fine Geological Survey map.

ME244 - U. S. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION." Map of Urban Portion. Rockland, Rockport-Owls Head, Knox County, Maine.” Wash. D.C. 1973. B/W. 38X28½. Fine large chart of Rockland Harbor with wharves and the U. S. Coast Guard Station. Depicts a street block plan of Rockland showing railroads, main roads, the City Center (County Seat), post office, schools, hospital, cemetery and Routes 1 and 1A going through the City from Thomaston (approx 4 miles) to Glen Cove and Rockport (approx 6 miles.) A fine chart.

ME246 - G. ELDRIDGE “Casco Bay. Western Half.” Boston. 1909. B/W. 18½X13½. Chart shows the Western Regions of Casco Bay that includes Portland Harbor & Cape Elizabeth. Cushing & Peak's Islands, Great & Little Diamond Islands, Long Island, Great Chebeag Island & Cousin's Island. Depicts the Presumscot River, Falmouth Corner, Yarmouth & Freeport. The chart is dotted with depth soundings and includes buoys and beacons, shoals, rocks, small islands, anchorages and courses. Published in George Eldridge's Book of Harbor Charts. Boston to Bar Harbor. 1909. Chart #61.

ME247 - G. ELDRIDGE “Casco Bay. Eastern Half.” Boston. 1909. B/W. 18½X13½. Intensely detailed chart shows Middle & Maquoit Bays, Mare Point Neck, Harpswell Neck and Sound, Orr's and Bailey's Islands, Sebascodegan Island, Yarmouth Island and Ridley's Cove, Cundy's Harbor & the New Meadows River, Small Point Harbor and Cape Small. Depicts many depth soundings, anchorages, bays and inlets, shoals, rocks and ledges, courses and sailing lines. Published in George Eldridge's Book of Harbor Charts. Boston to Bar Harbor. 1909. Chart #62.

ME248 - G. ELDRIDGE “Kennebunkport and Cape Porpoise. Maine.” Boston. 1908. B/W. 13X18. Chart shows the Mousam River, Kennebunk Beach and Point, Cape Porpoise, Seal Rocks, Maughn's Is. Porpoise Cove, Goose Fair Bay, Beachwood, Little River and Fortune Rock. Depicts anchorages, many depth soundings, buoys and beacons, shoals, sunken rocks and courses. A fine chart from George Eldridge's Book of Harbor Charts. Boston to Bar Harbor. 1908. #58. 

ME250 - GEORGE ELDRIDGE “Boothbay, E. Boothbay and Linekins's Bay and Vicinity.” Boston. 1908. B/W. 13X18. Intensely detailed chart shows Southport Island, the Cuckold's & Cape Newagen. Boothbay Harbor, Squirrel Island, Linekin's Bay & Neck, Rutherford's Island, John's Bay & Pemaquid Point and Neck. Depicts Damiscove Island, Fisherman's Island, The Hypocrites & the Outer Ledges. Includes hundreds of depth soundings, buoys and beacons, ledges, shoals, anchorages & courses. From George Eldridge's Book of harbor Charts. Boston to Bar Harbor. 1908. Chart #66.

ME251 - GEORGE ELDRIDGE “Rockland and Camden.” Boston. 1908. B/W. 18X13. Chart shows the Maine coast from Owl's Head to Rockland, Jameson's Point, Clam Cove, Rockport, Goose Rocks and Camden showing the Camden Yacht Building & Railway Co. Depicts anchorages. depth soundings, buoys and beacons, shoals, sunken rocks, ledges & courses. From George Eldridge's Book of Harbor Charts. Boston to Bar Harbor. 1908. Chart #69.

ME252 - COLBY & STUART “City of Bath, Sagadahock Co. Maine.” Houlton, Maine 1887. Colored. 25½X16. Includes inset maps of Dexter Village, Richmond Village and Winthrop Village. The map of Bath on the Kennebec River, is drawn from Harward Street in Ward 6, & Winship Street with a Schoolhouse and a Saw Mill, down to the City Center with it's Park and Commercial and City Wharves & private & public buildings. Along the waterfront are the shipbuilding yards of the Sewall's, Morse's, Moody's, Moses, Patten's, Moulton's, Houghton's, Harrington's and many other dockyards & sheds, & coal and spar yards, which taken altogether made Bath one of the busiest shipbuilding towns in Maine in the late 19th century. The map extends further southward to Fiddler's Reach & the Town of Phippsburg & the Saw Mills of Winnegance. From Colby's “Atlas of the State of Maine” published in 1887. (Note: on the back are small inset charts of Topsham, Camden, Wiscasset, Thomaston, Newcastle and Damariscotta. ) Attractive and colorful.

ME253 - J. F. W. DES BARRES “Portland Sound to Cape Small.” London. 1776. (Reproduced by the Barre Publishing Co. 1967.) Colored. Two Sheets 1 & 2. Each sheet image size 29X21. Excellent 2 sheet chart comprises all of Casco Bay , Maine, re-engraved from the original chart from Des Barre's “Atlantic Neptune,” of 1776. The chart shows harbors, islands, channels, rivers, coves & includes both topographical & hydrographical details, & is remarkable for the amount of detail indicated on and around the harbors, islands & inland regions, all of which had to be surveyed either by longboat or by sketching on foot with notepad & compass. Joseph Frederick Wallet Des Barres (c.1729-1827) was a hydrographer, cartographer & military engineer from Basle, Swirtzerland who emigrated first to England where he trained at the Royal Military College at Woolwich before moving to Canada & North America, where he surveyed the coasts, returning to England at the start of the Revolutionary War, where he compiled his ”magnum opus”The Atlantic Neptune” (1775-1781). For 6 years he continuously updated “The Neptune” making changes as new information came in to him, and after seeing the final volume off the press, he returned to Canada where he became a Colonial Administrator in Halifax, Nova Scotia dying there in his 98th year. The chart is in fine condition and the 2 sheets can be joined for framing.

ME254 - COLBY & STUART “Map of York County. Maine.” Houlton, Maine.” 1887. Colored. 15X12. Very detailed map shows Counties in different colors & traces the coast from Scarborough, Prout's Neck & Pine Point down to Wood Island Light, Biddeford, Kennebunkport, Wells & Ogunquit. Cape Neddick & York Harbor, ending at Kittery and Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Inland the map depicts all major towns & villages, roads and railroads, Post Offices, lakes & rivers. Published in “Colby's Atlas of the State of Maine” Houlton. 1887. An excellent & colorful map.

ME255 - U. S. COAST SURVEY “Coast Chart No.7. Sequin Island to Kennebunkport, Maine.” Wash. D.C. 1868. B/W. 39X30. Handsome large chart shows the coast from Sequin Island and Light with all of Casco Bay from Small Point to Portland Harbor, including the New Meadows River, Cundy's Harbor, Harpswell Sound, to Falmouth & the Islands off Portland and Cape Elizabeth. The coast then continues to Old Orchard Beach, Wood island Light, Cape Porpoise, & Kennebunkport to Wells Village. Hundreds of depth soundings are indicated in the sea areas & the chart depicts lighthouses, buoys & beacons, rocks & other dangers. In top left is a long landfall approach view of a “View of Cape Elizabeth. East Light bearing N.N.W distant 6½ miles.” This fine chart includes navigational notes for Light Houses, Tides, Soundings & Buoys and Beacons. The chart is on a heavy paper and has been used at sea, but has been professionally conserved & is in good condition.

ME256A - J. F. W. DES BARRES “Mount Desert Island.” London. 1776/2002. B/W 21X30½. (Restrike). Fine chart printed on 2 sheets. Sheet 1.) shows Mount Desert Island in center with Frenchman's Bay, Porcupine Islands, Mount Desert River, North East Bay & Paterson's River, Hog Island, Mosquito Harbor, Long Island, Skillinges River, Tanton River & Flanders Bay. Depicts depth soundings, areas of dry & low water & large areas of forest & low scrub down to the water's edge. This handsome 2 part chart was printed as a restrike from the original copper plates in the collection of the Massachusetts Historical Society. The original chart was published in 1776 in “The Atlantic Neptune” by Joseph F. W. Des Barres, a Swiss who joined the British Army in America in 1756 as an engineer/surveyor. In 1774 Des Barres returned to England to begin the monumental task of compiling his great atlas which he reissued & updated over the next 10 years. (see ME256B below for Sheet 2.)

ME256B - J. F. W. DES BARRES “Mount Desert Island.” London. 1776/2002. B/W. 21X30½ (Restrike). Fine chart printed on 2 sheets. Sheet 2. is the continuation of Sheet 1.& shows the southern region of Mount Desert Island. Locates the Channel for Ships, Bass Harbor, Great & Little Placentia Islands, Barr & Black Islands. Randle Bay, Long & John's Islands, Great & Little Duck Islands, Great & Little Cranberry Islands & Cranberry Harbor. Depicts depth soundings throughout the sea area & includes a compass rose pointer with decorative fleur-de-lys motif. Sheets 1 and 2 are sold as a pair. Excellent condition.

ME257 - COLBY & STUART “Map of Hancock County, Maine." Houlton, Maine. 1887. Colored. 25½X15. Splendid County map covers a large area from Isle Au Haut, Deer Island, Brooklin, Blue Hill Bay, Frenchman's Bay, Tremont & the Cranberry Islands in the south, while tracing the course of the Penobscot River from Greenbush, Old Town, Orono and Bangor in the northern part of the County. Includes roads, rivers and railroads. Published in 1887 in Colby's “Atlas of Maine” by Colby & Stuart. A fine map in very nice condition.

ME258 - U. S. COAST & GEODETIC SURVEY. Atlantic Local Coast Pilot. Penobscot Bay & Tributaries. “Castine Harbor, Maine.” Wash. D.C. 1881. B/W.9½X13½. Finely engraved chart shows both topographical & hydrographical details. Depicts buildings & wharves at Castine & hundreds of depth soundings in the harbor & sea areas. Locates Perkins Point, Wadsworth & Hatch's Coves, Nautilus Island, Holbrook's Island & Alder Swamp. Includes roads & land divisions & the eastern shore of Long Island. Also includes notes on depth soundings & buoys. A fine chart with excellent detail.

ME259 - G. ELDRIDGE “Bar Harbor, Maine.” Boston. 1909. B/W. 13½X18¼. Excellent harbor chart by one of the finest private surveyors & hydrographers of the late 19th century, George Eldridge (1821-1900), shows street block plan of Bar Harbor, Round Porcupine Island, Bar Island & Sheep Porcupine Island. Depicts hundreds of depth soundings in sea areas, plus shoals, rocks & primary anchorages. Includes courses for entering the harbor & notes on buoys & beacons, tides & bottoms. From George Eldridge's Book of Harbor Charts. Boston to Bar Harbor. No. 75.

ME262 - J. H. STUART “Map of the State of Maine Compiled, Drawn & Published From Official Plans & Actual Surveys.” South Paris. Maine. 1890. Colored. 34X25. Very handsome large map of Maine with all counties & townships in different colors. Depicts cities, towns & villages, roads & railroads, Post Offices, town & county lines, lakes, mountains & rivers. The sea coast is shown from Grand Manan Island & Lubec down to Portsmouth, New Hampshire depicting harbors, bays, capes, inlets & offshore islands along the Maine coast. The northern part of the State shows Madawaska on the border of the Province of New Brunswick in Canada. From J. H. Stuart's “Atlas of the State if Maine.” A very colorful & detailed map that would look stunning framed.

ME263 - COLBY & STUART “Mount Desert & Adjacent Islands Embracing the Towns of Eden, Mount Desert, Tremont & Cranberry Isles, Hancock, Maine.” Houlton, Maine 1887-88. Colored. 24X15. Fine map shows townships in different colors with roads & names of property owners throughout the region. Depicts, bays, harbors, offshore islands, Somes Sound, hills & ponds. At the base of the map is a secondary map of the Maine coast from the Town of Scarborough & Pine Point southward to Old Orchard, Saco, & the Saco River, to Winter Harbor & Fletcher's Neck. On the back of the map sheet are 4 inset maps. 1.) Casco Bay, 2.) Freeport Village, 3.) Cumberland Mills & 4.) Timber lands. Published in the late 19th century in Colby's “Atlas of Maine,” this is a colorful & finely detailed map.

ME264 - ATLANTIC COAST PILOT “Coast. From Whitehead to Pemaquid Point. Maine. ” Wash. D.C. 1879. B/W. 19½X18. Excellent coast chart shows Thomaston & the St. George River, Muscongus Sound & Island, the Medomac River, Round Pond, Friendship Island, Pemaquid Neck and Light. Offshore chart depicts Burnt Island, Mosquito Island, The Knubble & Hog Island, Monhegan & Metinic Islands. The chart is dotted with hundreds of depth soundings & includes both topographical & hydrographical details. Published by the U.S. Coast & Geodetic Survey in The Atlantic Coast Pilot, Washington .D.C. 1879.

ME265 - H. MEYER “Desert Rock Lighthouse.” NY. c, 1870. B/W. Image size 5½X7. In frame 10X11. Very attractive framed view of Mount Desert Lighthouse with seas breaking over rocks & two coastal vessels depicted offshore. The scene is noted as “Drawn from Nature.” & is a finely drawn steel engraving published by Hermann Meyer (1821-1909) a member of the famous Meyer family of engravers & publishers originally from Gotha, Germany, who settled in New York in the 19th century

ME266 - RAND AVERY “Map of Mount Desert Island & the Coast of Maine.” Boston. 1892-1905. Colored. 15X22½. This intensely detailed map shows Mount Desert Island & depicts Bar Harbor, Swans Island, Deer Isle, North Haven, Castine, Islesborough, Brooksville, Blue Hill, Brooklin, Northport, Belfast, Stockton & many small offshore islands. The map was published by the Passenger Dept. of the Boston & Maine Railroad to show the routes of all the passenger steamships that sailed the Maine coast in the summer including the Blue Hill Steamship Line, the Eastern, Castine & Belfast Lines & more particularly the track of the steamer Frank Jones, a coastal vessel built at the Bath Iron Works, in Bath, Maine in 1892. The ship was named after it's subsequent owner, the famous Brewer, Frank Jones. The ship carried passengers from Portland to Rockland, then to Bar Harbor & Machiasport during the summer tourist season. The map was folded to go into a pocket but is now pressed flat & is in good condition on fine paper. An attractive historical item.

ME267 - G. N. COLBY “City of Portland & Vicinity. Cumberland Co. Maine.” Houlton, Maine. 1881. Colored. 17X24½. Very detailed 19th century map of Portland shows street block plans, wharves & dockyards, bridges & railroads. Depicts the Fore River, Back Cove & the Harbor & locates the Town of Cape Elizabeth, Ferry Village, Brown's Hill, Cash Corner, Ligonia & Libby's Corner by the Canal Basin. Includes the Western Cemetery & Deering Oak's Park. Includes listings of businesses & stores, located by street along with public buildings & offices. This excellent map was published by George N. Colby in his “Atlas of the State of Maine Including Statistics & Descriptions of It's History, Educational System, Geology, Railroads, Natural Resources, Summer Rresorts & Manufacturing Interests.” Engraved by William Bracher & printed by F. Bourquin in Philadelphia in 1881. On the back are maps of Cumberland County, Gorham, Farmington, Bridgton, & Yarmouth. Well drawn & presented.

ME268 - G. N. COLBY “City of Rockland.” Houlton, Maine. 1884. Colored. 15X13. Excellent map shows street block plans of the City with dozens of wharves, ship & lumber yards on Owl's Head Bay. Depicts Wards & the Knox & Lincoln County railroad. Locates Blackinton's Corner & the Achorn Cemetery, schools & churches. Published by George N. Colby in 1884 in his “Atlas of the State of Maine.” On the back is another fine map of Knox County showing the islands of Monhegan & Matinicus offshore. A very good map of Rockland.

ME269 - G. N. COLBY “City of Saco and City of Biddeford.” Houlton, Maine 1884. 15X13. Fine map of the two cities divided by the Saco River, shows street block plans, Factory, Gooch, Cow & Springs Islands on the river. Depicts roads & railroads, public buildings, factories & mills, Wards, the Wallace Bros. Tannery, schools & churches. Published by George N. Colby in 1884 in his “Atlas of the State of Maine,” the map shows Saco & Biddeford as they were perceived in the late 19th century. Many changes have taken place in both regions in the last 124 years.

ME270 - WALKER LITH. & PUB. CO. “Map of the Coast of Maine (Eastern Part.) ” Boston.1915. Colored. This splendid map of the southeastern part of Maine shows the coast from North Haven & Vinal Haven to Isle Au Haut, Swans Island, Mount Desert & Frenchman's Bay, to Gouldsborough, Steuben, Jonesport, Machias, Cutler, Eastport & Grand Manan. Inland the map covers the counties of Waldo, Hancock, Penobscot & Washington. Depicts roads, railroads, rivers, lakes & harbors. This colorful map was folded into a brochure & produced for tourists visiting the coast of Maine in the early 20th century. A colorful & attractive map.

ME271 - WALKER LITH. & PUB. CO. “Map of the Coast of Maine (Western Part.)” Boston. 1915. Colored. This colorful map of the southwestern part of the State shows the coast from the New Hampshire border & the Isles of Shoals, to Kennebunkport, Portland, Bath & Brunswick, Phippsburgh, Georgetown, Boothbay, Bristol, Friendship, Cushing, South Thomaston, Rockland, Rockport & North Haven & Vinal Haven. Offshore the map depicts the islands of Monhegan & Matinicus. Inland the map covers the counties of York, Cumberland, Oxford, Androscoggin, Sagadahoc, Kennebec, Waldo & Lincoln. Includes roads, railroads, lakes, rivers & all cities, towns, villages & harbors. This fine map was produced for tourists visiting Maine at the beginning of the 20th century, when Maine was a favorite vacation area for visitors from many other parts of the country.

ME272 - G. N. COLBY “Geological Map of Maine. Colored to Show the Geological Formations by Prof. C. H. Hitchcock.” Houlton, Maine. 1884. 15X12¼. Map shows the Maine coast from Eastport & Grand Manan Island down to Bath, Portland, Saco Bay, Cape Neddick & Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Inland map depicts counties & all major cities towns & villages. Locates Augusta, the State Capital, & all harbors along coastal regions. Includes a reference table to the colored areas that show the geological formations. Published by George N. Colby in his “Atlas of the State of Maine” in 1884. An excellent late 19th century map of the State.

ME273 - G. N. COLBY “City of Augusta. Kennebec County.” Houlton, Maine. Colored. 15X12¼. Map shows Augusta on the Kennebec River with the Iron Bridge crossing the River & the Kennebec Bridge below it. Depicts the Court House & the Jail, & many churches of different denominations. Locates the State House, schools, hospitals, commercial & public buildings & includes a street block plan & the track of the Maine Central Railroad. Published by George N. Colby in his “Atlas of the State of Maine.” in 1884, this is an excellent late 19th century City plan. On the back is a map of Kennebec County, Maine.

ME274 - G. N. COLBY “Map of Washington County. Maine.” Houlton. Maine. 1884. Colored. 24½X15. This fine County map shows the Maine coast from Lubec down to Gouldsboro & includes the Canadian border at Campobello & Deer Island. Depicts the bays & harbors of Cutler, Machias Bay, Jonesport, Millbridge, Steuben, Dyers Neck & Gouldsboro. Inland the map locates cities, towns & villages, roads & railroads, lakes & mountains. The map was published in 1884 by George N. Colby in his ”Atlas of the State of Maine.” On the back are maps of Belfast, Machias, Alfred, Eastport & Kennebunk. The map is interesting in that it shows some of Maine's towns as they were in the late 19th century. prior to their later development. $185

ME275 - U. S. C & G. S. “United States, East Coast. Bar Harbor. Mount Desert Island. Maine.” Wash. D.C. 1938 (1946). Color. Black/yellow. 14X15½. Very detailed chart shows street block plan of Bar Harbor with dwellings & commercial buildings & wharves. Depicts Bald Porcupine Island with Breakwater, Cromwell Cove, Bar Island, Sheep Porcupine Island. Includes hundreds of depth soundings with buoys & beacons & navigational notes on courses & tides. This chart #318 was taken from the chartroom of the U.S.S. Inaugural, a World War II Minesweeper built in 1944, which, after the war became a Museum Ship on the St. Louis, Missouri waterfront and was sunk when the Mississippi River flooded in 1993. This is a fine chart of Mount Desert Island in very good condition.

ME276 - J. H. COLTON “Colton's Maine.” NY. 1855. Colored. 16X12½. Handsome map of Maine with a decorative border frame shows counties in different colors & all primary cities, towns, roads, railroads, rivers, canals, lakes & mountains. Depicts the coast from Grand Manan to Cutler & Little Machias Bay down to Mount Desert Island, Penobscot Bay & Monhegan & Matinicus Islands, the Kennebec River, Casco Bay, Portland & Cape Elizabeth & from thence to Kennebunkport, York & the border with New Hampshire. This colorful map was published by Joseph Hutchins Colton (1800-1893) in his “Atlas of America” in 1855.

ME277 - S. A. MITCHELL “County Map of the State of Maine.” Phila. 1864. Colored. 13½X10½. Attractive County map of Maine shows counties in different colors & depicts cities, towns, villages, roads, rivers, canals, lakes & mountains. Shows the coast from Machias & Englishman's Bay, down to Frenchman's Bay, Mount Desert, Penobscot Bay & the Kennebec River, Portland, Cape Elizabeth to Cape Porpoise, Cape Neddick & the border with New Hampshire. Includes a small inset of Portland Harbor & Vicinity & a decorative border frame. Published by Samuel Augustus Mitchell (1792-1868) in his “New General Atlas” in 1864.

ME278 - JOHNSON & WARD “Johnson's Maine." N.Y. 1865. Colored. 16X12½. Excellent map of Maine with counties in different colors. Show cities, towns, villages, roads, railroads, lakes, mountains & the coast from Grand Manan Island, Lubec & Eastport, down to Penobscot Bay, the Kennebec River, Portland & Cape Elizabeth, & down to York & the border with New Hampshire & the Isles of Shoals. Includes a section of New Brunswick & the St. Lawrence River in Canada. Published in 1865 in Johnson's “New (steel plate) Family Atlas” the map has a decorative border frame & is very detailed with good color.

ME279 - J. B. STUART “Plan of Cape Arundel, Kennebunkport, Maine. Kennebunkport Beach & Cape Porpoise.” South Paris, Maine 1890. Colored. 12½X15. Colorful map shows harbors, roads, post offices, jetties, beaches, hotels, & livery stables. Depicts the Kennebunk River & includes an inset map in top right of Cape Porpoise & the location of it's Post Office. This fine map was published in 1890 in Stuart's “Atlas of the State of Maine.” (Good condition)

ME280 - J. B. STUART “Town of North Haven, Vinal Haven & Hurricane Island. Knox County, Maine.” South Paris. Maine. 1890. Colored. 12½X15. Very detailed map shows harbors, inlets, roads, post offices & many small islands around the area, including Hurricane Island with it's Post Office & Green Island with the Reach. In top left is Lassell's Island noted as part of Islesboro. Fox Islands Thoroughfare divides North Haven & Vinal Haven. This fine map was drawn from United States Coast Survey charts & published in Stuart's “Atlas of the State of Maine” in 1890.(Good condition.)

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