Sanborn Map, Used (6 results)

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. Reprint Edition. Front cover has a slight diagonal crease. ; Reprint of the 1910 edition. Approx. 10" wide by 15". Street maps of the city of Oneonta.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. First Edition. [Rare Early Street Maps of Salisbury, MD] Folio, 54 x 34 cm. Spine leather mostly gone. Boards warped. Hand colored maps. 26 sheets. Some ruffling, but maps are in good shape.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good+. First Edition :. Large elephant folio in fine brown hardcover (recent rebind with original label/title paste on) , tight and bright. Contains 8 leaves of large plat maps (folded) in half attached in the middle, showing the 9 major/only streets and house #/lots drawn in. Under "specials" are the following: Astrim House, Auburn Wagon Co, RUB in Christ church, Crowell house, Warehouses, Davidso Grain Elevator, church, coach works, woolen mill, National Hotel, School. Information circle/scale shows population at 2000, l steam & 1 hand engine(fire? ) , prevaling winds at southwesterly. Great item , rare; Elephant Folio 23" tall.

First edition. Folio. One map on six sheets showing every structure in and around the town of Bangor, PA. Each sheet measures 25 1/4 x 21 1/4 inches and has a printed title page preceding it. Some sheets include initials and dates in the lower right corner. Sheet 1 includes overall area map with colors and numbers indicating the location of each sheet, street index, "Specials" index, key, notes, and inset of "Hyatt School Slate Co." Buildings in different colors. Publisher's stiff wrappers, cloth tape spine, printed paper cover label. Cover with some aging and crazing. Only one copy located by OCLC. Very good.

Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. A stunning 1912 Sanborn Insurance map of historic downtown Easton, Maryland, in Talbot County on the Old Line State's Eastern Shore along Chesapeake Bay. This map features a full color map of the historic district of the county seat as well as large vignettes of the Easton Furniture Co. Lumber Yard and the S.J. Seneca Canning Factory along the line of the Pennsylvania Railroad. At the top are a key to the map as well as important statistical figures related to Talbot County, such as population of key towns and infrastructure and fire department facts. A few small contemporary hand embellishments in red ink. This map is extremely rare in commerce, measures 21" X 25", and is perfect for framing and display! Disbound. #IS-00010.

Original green publisher's cloth [front cover slightly bowed], title stamped in gilt on front cover and spine. "Sixtieth Anniversary" stamped on front cover. [8], 296 pp. "This catalog contains a complete list of our latest publications," listing hundreds of titles. With Index, photo illustrations of the Sanborn offices, and a detailed listing of Sanborn atlases within each State and Mexico. Very Good. Ownership signature, "H. R. Deal | Sept. 14, 1926." All Sanborn works are rare, having been published in small numbers for the exclusive use of property insurance companies and underwriters. Painstakingly prepared from public records and the Sanborn Company's own surveying and research, a Sanborn work presents the most detailed pictorial history obtainable of an urban area. "We make a specialty of publishing diagrams and other insurance maps. Our invaluable basic data and original surveys or practically every city and town in the United States, together with our experienced organization, enable us to quote lower prices than obtainable elsewhere." According to OCLC this is the first Sanborn publication OCLC 7459064 [2- IL State Lib., Free Lib. of Phila.] as of January 2026.