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Ira Lourie’s “Johnson U.S. Map Project” is a long‑running scholarly effort. It seeks to document, date, and analyze every known variation of the maps published…
Storing maps properly is one of the simplest ways to protect their value, color, and structural integrity. Whether you collect antique charts, mid‑century road maps,…
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October 24, 2025 – January 18, 2026 Secret Maps: British Library London Dates: October 24, 2025 – January 18,2026Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 09.30 – …
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Selling antique maps can be a rewarding process. Yet, it requires finding the right venues and buyers. This ensures you get a fair price. The…
Valuing an antique map requires a careful consideration of a range of factors, from historical significance to physical condition. As a historian and cartographer, you…
Dating early Arizona maps by counties involves identifying changes in territorial and county boundaries. These boundaries evolved significantly from Arizona’s creation as a U.S. territory…
Maps are not just tools for navigation. They are also valuable historical documents. They offer insights into geography, culture, and technological advancements. Preserving and storing…