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Model # MAS408A |
Town of Truro & Village of North Truro or Pond Village pp. 76-77 - Maker: Walker
Hand colored antique map of the Town of Truro and the Village of North Truro or Pond Village, showing landowners' names, from Walker's 1880 Atlas of Barnstable County. Priced in excellent condition, 16 x 26 inches. Others may be available, condition and pricing may vary.
Price: $400.00 Date: 1880 |
| 1880 | Walker | $400.00 |
Model # MAS1456 |
MA Provincetown sheet, antique topo map - Maker: USGS
MA Provincetown sheet. Shows Provincetown, Truro, Provincetown Harbor, Cape Cod Bay, Highland Light, MA, Atlantic Ocean. Page 50. 17 1/2 X 13, Excellent condition.
Price: Date: 1890 |
| 1890 | USGS | |
Model # MAS1457 |
MA Wellfleet sheet, antique topo map - Maker: USGS
MA Wellfleet sheet. Shows Wellfleet, Truro, Eastham, Orleans, Brewster, MA, Cape Cod Bay, Atlantic Ocean. Page 51. 17 1/2 X 13, Excellent condition.
Price: $95.00 Date: 1890 |
| 1890 | USGS | $95.00 |
Model # MAS189 |
Massachusetts, Atlas plate No. 8. - Maker: Walker
Map of Outer Cape, Wellfleet, Truro, Provincetown. Very good condition, 17.5 x 17.5 inches.
Price: $250.00 Date: 1891 |
| 1891 | Walker | $250.00 |
Model # MAS1308 |
Index Map to the Town of Truro, North Truro, and Pilgrim Beach Page 46 - Maker: Walker
Antique hand colored map from Walker's 1906 Atlas of Barnstable County. Priced as very good to excellent condition. Other pieces may be available in other conditions, priced accordingly. Double sheet measures approximately 21 x 30 inches.
Price: $350.00 Date: 1906 |
| 1906 | Walker | $350.00 |
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Model # MAS1319 |
Back Side of Cape Cod, Today-1930 and Yesterday-1620: Mayflower First Landing in America*****SOLD***** - Maker: W. Sears Nickerson
Fascinating, unique map of Cape Cod, showing the route of the Mayflower's first landing in America, marking the track of the Mayflower from daybreak, 6:30 AM, Thursday November 9, 1620, when she first made land at Nauset. With precise dates and times, travelling first southeast of Chatham through the dangers of Pollock Rip, then turning northward and travelling off the east coast of Orleans, Eastham, Wellfleet, Truro and around the north coast of Provincetown to land in Provincetown Harbor, at 10 AM, Saturday, November 11, 1620. Very good condition, approx. 21 x 14.5 inches.*****SOLD*****
Price: Date: 1930/1970 |
| 1930/1970 | W. Sears Nickerson | |
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