America’s Cup Sailing, Martha’s Vineyard, Vintage Chart
Pictorial chart of the America’s Cup from its 15th International Sailing Challenge held in 1934 in between Martha’s Vineyard and Block Island, Rhode Island. The map contains insets with history of the races and winning vessels since 1851.

In the late 17th cen, Port Royal, Jamaica, was known as the "Wickedest City on Earth" & served as a major hub for pirates. Henry Morgan, used Port Royal as a base for launching raids on Spanish ships & settlements.

The failed attack and resulting siege of Quebec by the American army led by MG Montgomery and COL Arnold is depicted in this detailed map. After several unsuccessful attempts to convince the garrison to surrender, the Americans conducted a two-pronged assault during a snow storm on Dec 31, 1775.

Sketch Map of Pearl Harbor After the Attack on December 7, 1941 The Joint Intelligence Center (JIC) fcreated this watercolor map of Pearl Harbor to depict one of the darkest days in United States history – December 7, 1941. The JIC created the map to show Washington D.C. the damage inflicted.

The Joint Intelligence Center (JIC) for the Pacific Ocean Area created this beautiful watercolor map of Pearl Harbor to depict one of the darkest days in US history – December 7, 1941. The JIC created the map for the to show the government leadership in D.C. the damage inflicted on the U.S. Fleet

This plotting chart of the Battle of Midway is a snapshot in time created after the battle to capture the major events. Circles on the chart denote “contacts” and “attacks.” The chart covers all three days of the battle www.battlemaps.us/collections/...

One of the so called “Beaver Maps”, featuring numerous vignettes and illustrations from all corners of the world.

John Mitchell’s 1755 map of North America showing British claims from the Atlantic Ocean to the Mississippi River. The map was used in the negotiations of the 1783 Treaty of Paris to establish the boundaries of the United States www.battlemaps.us/collections/...

"White Woman's Creek" and the Mitchell Map of 1755
Some believe the 1755 Map of the British and French Dominions in North America, created by John Mitchell, to be one of the most significant maps in American history. Negotiators at the 1783 Paris Peace Accords...

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WWI Map of France and Belgium, Western Front, 1918 | A decorative map of France and Belgium, showing American involvement and Allied operations in the Hundred Days Offensive of 1918, during World War I. battlemaps.us #history #WWI #GreatWar www.battlemaps.us/collections/...