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Old historical maps and prints of St Vincent for sale. All are originals. I do not sell reproductions.
A detailed listing of the early maps of St Vincent has been published. 'The printed maps of St Kitts, St Lucia and St Vincent' was published by the Map Collectors' Circle in 1972.
Images have been cropped close to the frame of the map to keep file sizes reasonably small. Actual margins will be greater unless noted in the description
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![]() | ST VINCENT British West Indies, some facts concerning this island's products. British Empire Exhibition Wembley 1924 St Vincent Exhibition Committee and the St Vincent Arrowroot Growers Association (1924) 8pp. Fine in card covers. | £45.00 |
![]() | ST VINCENT British West Indies, some facts concerning this island's products. St Vincent Exhibition Committee and the St Vincent Arrowroot Growers Association (1924) 8pp. Fine in slightly marked card covers. | £40.00 |
![]() | ST VINCENT The Peerless link of the Caribbean chain (1960 (circa)) 8pp folding brochure. | £8.00 |
![]() | ST VINCENT in the West Indies Tourist Board (1970 (circa)) 8pp folding brochure. | £8.00 |
![]() | ST VINCENT Map Directorate of Overseas Surveys (1960) Coloured folding map 7 x 12.5" | £7.00 |
![]() | BYRES John Plan of the Island of Bequia laid down by the actual survey under the Direction of the Honourable the Commissioners for the Sale of Lands in the Ceded Islands By John Byres Chief Surveyor 1776. I. Bayly Scupt London London. Republished 14 July 1794 by Robert Wilkinson No. 58 Cornhill Engraved map with hand colouring 24.5 x 37" Very fine condition with couple of repairs in margin only. (MCS 16) This is the second state of two. Bequia, the northernmost of the Grenadines was one of the 'ceded' islands acquired by Britain through the Treat of Paris, 1763. The island is shown divided into 36 tracts, 17 claimed by owners, mostly French planters whose claims predated 1763 but with 19 identified as being unclaimed. This was one of four maps produced by Byres of the 'ceded' islands. It is arguably the most significant, as it is one of only three separately printed maps of Bequia, and by far the most detailed. Only a handful of copies of either editions of the map are found in institutions, and it rarely comes onto the market. | £12,500.00 |
![]() | ANDREWS W.S. Gulf of Paria, Trinidad & Grenadines W.S. Andrews (1860 (circa)) Coloured litho print showing perspective views of the Trinidad, Cariacou and Union Island. Small stains affect top image only. 10 x 8.5" From Andrews 'Sailing directions in the West Indies.' | £120.00 |
![]() | JOHNSON J. View of the Soufriere Mountain, Saint Vincent. - From the Wallibou Estate. From 'Views in the West Indies,' London (1827) Hand coloured aquatint, with full margins, marked 'Proof' at lower right. 17 x 12" Fine view of the north of the island. Rare. | £1,100.00 |
![]() | JOHNSON J. View of Calliaqua, St Vincent, from the Villa Estate. Engraved by Fielding, London (1827) Printed colour heightened with hand colouring. Aquatint from 'Views in the West Indies.' Fine with full margins. 17 x 12" One of the most desirable views from one of the rarest plate books on the West Indies. | £1,200.00 |
![]() | JOHNSON J. View of the Soufriere Mountain, Saint Vincent. - From the Wallibou Estate. From 'Views in the West Indies,' London (1827) Hand coloured aquatint, the plate restored and mounted on later card. Small cracks visible at left and in sky when held up to the light. Cut close with loss of title. 17 x 11" Fine view of the north of the island. Rare. | £750.00 |
![]() | CADDY Lieut. J.H. The Old Crater of the Soufriere, St Vincent. Ackerman & Co (1837) Hand coloured aquatint. Fine condition. 11.5 x 9" From 'Scenery of the Windward and Leeward Islands.' | £950.00 |
![]() | JEFFERYS Thomas St Vincent from an Actual Survey made in the year 1775 after the Treaty with the Caribs. London: Printed for Robt. Sayer (1775) Hand coloured engraved map with large margins. Two original folds. Fine condition. 18 x 24" Tooley 5. | £450.00 |
![]() | BYRES J. Plan of the Island of St Vincent - laid down by actual survey under the direction of The Honourable the Commissioners for the sale of lands in the ceded islands by John Byres. R. Wilkinson, London (1794) Large separately printed map with accompanying text, hand coloured outline. Centre fold reinforced otherwise very good. 61 x 92 cms One of 4 maps of the ceded islands by Byres. The most important and detailed map of St Vincent. Tooley 12. | £7,000.00 |
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