A. A New Map of Maryland and Delaware with Their Canals, Roads & Distances, 1846 (14.6 x 11.6"). This is the rare Burroughs edition of this attractive map that carries nice detail of the counties, cities, roads and railways. A large inset of Baltimore includes a key to significant buildings. Across the top of the map is a table of Steam Boat Routes - from Baltimore to Norfolk, Baltimore to Philadelphia, and Baltimore to Washington with total and incremental mileage between stops. Mitchell obtained Tanner's entire business and the production facilities and plates for Tanner's New Universal Atlas. He first printed it under his name in 1846, retaining Tanner's copyright notice on most of the maps. A second 1846 edition was then published using the imprint H.N. Burroughs. Nothing is known about Burroughs, but Ristow surmises he may have been an employee or associate of Mitchell's. Condition: Light toning along sheet edges.

B. Plan of Baltimore, 1872 (11.3 x 9.5"). Handsome city plan extending from Green Mt. Cemetery on Oliver south to the Patapsco River and Randal. Filled with historical landmarks and places of interest. Good detail throughout with decorative floral borders. Condition: A nice impression with very minor marginal soiling.

References: Ristow, p. 311.

Condition: A

See description above.