One Treasure Limited publishes antique style maps and charts, capturing an old world style but offering current geographical information. The maps are printed on parchment paper and frame beautifully. Please contact us if you should have any questions. We can assure you that they are more beautiful in person.
Each map is also available framed, in either a deluxe or standard frame.
Note: Framed maps have a $35 to $40 shipping charge, depending on destination. This is due to their size and the type of packaging needed to protect the framed map.
Alaska. 30 x 20". Alaska was admitted to the Union as the 49th state. Known as "The Last Frontier" it is the largest state in area, covering 570,374 square miles. Purchased from Russia in 1867 for $7.2 million, at first Alaska was called "Seward's Folly" after the Secretary of State who engineered its acquisition. The "folly" turned into a bargain when gold was discovered in the Klondike in 1896. Site of Mount McKinley, the highest peak in North America, Alaska is famous for its national parks, abundant wildlife and vast expanse of wilderness.
62-53491
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
62-53491D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
62-53491S
Standard frame
$199.95
Antigua. 23 x 28".
A British colony since 1632, Antigua was granted independence in 1981. Located in the Leeward Islands of the West Indies, it covers 171 square miles with a population of 65,000 people. English is the national language and the form of government is a constitutional monarchy. Tourism and the manufacture of rum are foundations of the island's economy. Antigua's capital city is St. John's.
66-33635
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
66-33635D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
66-33635S
Standard frame
$199.95
Aruba. 22 x 30". A Dutch colony for hundreds of years, Aruba is now a self-governing autonomous member of the Netherlands. Its capital is Oranjestad and the main languages are English and Dutch. With an area of 75 square miles and a population of 70,000, Aruba's chief industries are oil refining and tourism.
66-33874
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
66-33874D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
66-33874S
Standard frame
$199.95
Bahamas. 30 x 22".
A British colony since 1783, the Bahamas became self-governing in 1964 and achieved full independence in 1973. Although it includes 700 subtropical islands and over 2,000 corals and cays, only 29 islands are inhabited. The land area is 5,382 square miles with a population of 253,000. Nassau is the capital and the major industries include tourism, offshore finance and banking.
64-15485
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
64-15485D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
64-15485S
Standard frame
$199.95
Barbados. 28 x 23".
A British colony since 1652, Barbados achieved its independence in 1966. It is the easternmost islands of the Lesser Antilles chain with a lush, gently rolling landscape. The island's 430 square miles are home to 255,000 people and its capital is Bridgetown. Sugar, molasses and rum are the foundation of the economy, along with a growing tourist industry.
64-1846
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
64-1846D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
64-1846S
Standard frame
$199.95
Belize. 19 x 24".
Until 1973, Belize was a colony of the United Kingdom, British Honduras. It became independent in 1981. Bordering Mexico, Guatemala and the Caribbean Sea, it has a subtropical climate with dense forests where jaguar still roam. Agriculture has become dominate, with crops such as sugar-cane, rice and fruit. Tourism has also developed well.
64-19949
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
64-19949D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
64-19949S
Standard frame
$199.95
(Belize) Ambergris Cay. 22 x 30".
Ambergris Cay is the largest of Belize's more than 200 off-shore islands. The island is a 25 mile long, flat, coral sand island, protected on the east by a living reef that extends 185 miles down the coast of Belize. Ambergris is the southern most extension of the Yucatan Peninsula, a unique Peninsula of porous limestone. European contact with Ambergris Cay settlers is documented from 1508. At that time, the area was populated by the Maya.
64-19996
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
64-19996D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
64-19996S
Standard frame
$199.95
Bermuda. 30 x 22".
A group of 150 small coral islands located about 580 miles east of North Carolina, Bermuda covers only 20.6 square miles. Its population is 62,000 and the capital city is Hamilton. Bermuda's convenient location annually attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists to its resort hotels. The island's assembly dates from 1620, making it the oldest legislative body among British dependencies. Content with their British ties, in 1995 Bermuda voters rejected independence by a 3 to 1 majority.
66-10708
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
66-10708D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
66-10708S
Standard frame
$199.95
Bonaire. 20 x 31".
Along with Curacao, Bonaire is part of the Netherlands Antilles, located off the coast of Venezuela. With a land area of 111 square miles, the island is a growing tourist destination and center for diving. Bonaire's capital is Kralendijk, and its citizens have constitutional equality with the Netherlands.
66-33875
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
66-33875D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
66-33875S
Standard frame
$199.95
Caribbean. 33 x 25".
Bordered by the United States, Mexico, Central America, and South America, the Caribbean Sea covers almost a million square miles. Its warm waters reach an average depth of 8,448 feet. The lush, windswept islands of the Caribbean are home to more than twenty-five million people. Its larger islands include Cuba, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, and Puerto Rico
66-33461
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
66-33461D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
66-33461S
Standard frame
$199.95
(Cayman Islands) Grand Cayman. 18" x 26".
Part of the British West Indies, Grand Cayman is the largest of the three Cayman Islands that lie south of Cuba and northwest of Jamaica. A British dependency, Grand Cayman is a duty free port. In the 1970s it became a tax-free refuge for foreign funds and many banks opened branches on the island. The population is 30,000 and the capital is Georgetown.
66-33662M
Grand Cayman. Mouse pad. 7-1/4" x 9".
$6.95
66-33662
Grand Cayman. Paper.
$25.00
66-33662D
Grand Cayman. Framed with deluxe framing.
$250.00
66-33662S
Grand Cayman. Framed with standard framing.
$195.00
Costa Rica. 19" x 20".
Costa Rica maintains a large agricultural sector. It has expanded its economy to include strong technology, tourism, and ecotourism industries. It borders both the Caribbean Sea and the North Pacific Ocean. It is one of the best places to experience the tropics. It's also mostly coastline, which means great beaches, surfing, and a climate made for an ideal vacation.
64-4346
Costa Rica. Paper.
$25.00
64-4346D
Costa Rica. Framed with deluxe framing.
$275.00
64-4346S
Costa Rica. Framed with standard framing.
$199.95
Curacao. 21 x 25".
Curacao (pronounced [kura'são]) is an island in the southern part of the Caribbean Sea. The isle is the largest and most populous of the three so-called ABC islands (Aruba, Bonaire, and Curacao), and belongs to the Netherlands Antilles, a self-governing part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Curacao is renowned for its coral reefs, which make it an excellent spot for scuba diving. The beaches on the south side contain many popular diving spots.
66-33876
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
66-33876D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
66-33876S
Standard frame
$199.95
Dominican Republic. 18 x 22-1/2".
The Dominican Republic is a country located on the eastern two-thirds of the Caribbean island of Hispaniola, bordering Haiti. Hispaniola lies west of Puerto Rico and east of Cuba and Jamaica. Dominicans sometimes refer to their country as Quisqueya, a name for Hispaniola used by indigenous Taíno people. The Dominican Republic is not to be confused with Dominica, another Caribbean country.
66-33723
Dominican Republic. Paper.
$25.00
66-33723D
Dominican Republic. Framed with deluxe framing.
$275.00
66-33723S
Dominican Republic. Framed with standard framing.
$199.95
Florida. 33 x 25".
"The Sunshine State" stretches five hundred miles from the Georgia and Alabama borders to Key West, the southernmost point in the United States. Its 65,576 square miles are home to fifteen million people, the fourth largest in population among the states. It boasts the oldest city in America, St. Augustine, as well as the nation's most popular tourist attraction, Disney World. Florida is a haven for retirees, tourists, and the site of the Everglades National Park. Miami is the largest city and the capital is Tallahassee.
62-6147
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
62-6147D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
62-6147S
Standard frame
$199.95
Florida Keys. 33 x 25".
"The Sunshine State" stretches five hundred miles from the Georgia and Alabama borders to Key West, the southernmost point in the United States. Its 65,576 square miles are home to fifteen million people, the fourth largest in population among the states. It boasts the oldest city in America, St. Augustine, as well as the nation's most popular tourist attraction, Disney World. Florida is a haven for retirees, tourists, and the site of the Everglades National Park. Miami is the largest city and the capital is Tallahassee.
62-61471
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
62-61471D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
62-61471S
Standard frame
$199.95
France - Wine Regions. 31 x 20".
Located in the heart of Europe, France has been a leader of western civilization for more than a thousand years. With a population of fifty-eight million, France balances a strong industrial base with an abundant variety of agricultural products. France is famed for art, architecture, cuisine, fashion, and literature. Its capital, Paris, is considered one of the most beautiful and romantic cities in the world.
64-56464
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
64-56464D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
64-56464S
Standard frame
$199.95
Grenada. 21 X 25".
Grenada is an island nation in the southeastern Caribbean Sea including the southern Grenadines. Grenada is the second-smallest independent country in the Western Hemisphere. The islands are of volcanic origin with extremely rich soil. Grenada's interior is very mountainous. Several small rivers with beautiful waterfalls flow into the sea from these mountains. The climate is tropical: hot and humid in the rainy season and cooled by the trade winds in the dry season.
66-33748
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
66-33748D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
66-33748S
Standard frame
$199.95
Hawaii. 28 X 20".
"The Aloha State" was admitted to the Union in 1959, making it the fiftieth state. Located 2,400 miles southwest of San Francisco, Hawaii is made up of several islands covering 10,932 square miles. Its population of 1.8 million is more than sixty percent Asian or Pacific Islanders. Honolulu, on the island of Oahu, is the capital and largest city. Oahu is the site of Pearl Harbor where the Japanese attacked on December 7, 1941 which brought the United States into World War II.
62-63482
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
62-63482D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
62-63482S
Standard frame
$199.95
(Honduras) Bay Islands. 30 x 23".
The Bay Islands consist of three islands located off the Northern Coast of Honduras. The Islands are part of the world's second largest barrier reef. Roatan being the largest with Utila to the west and Guanaja to the east. Columbus is credited with its discovery in 1502. Spain controlled the islands during the 1500s, and today Honduras is a Republic considered world class in diving locations.
64-7247
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
64-7247D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
64-7247S
Standard frame
$199.95
Italy. 21 X 25".
Italy became a nation-state in 1861 when the regional states of the peninsula, along with Sardinia and Sicily, were united under King Victor Emmanuel II. For more than 3,000 years Italy experienced many migrations and invasions from Germanic, Celtic, Byzantine Greek, and Lombard peoples. Italy was home to many well-known and influential civilizations, such as the Etruscans, Greeks, and Romans.
64-8245
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
64-8245D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
64-8245S
Standard frame
$199.95
Jamaica. 13.5" x 18.25".
A colony of Great Britain since 1670, Jamaica became an independent nation in 1962. Its 2.5 million people live on 11,425 square miles in the center of the Greater Antilles chain of islands. Jamaica produces bauxite, sugar cane, coffee, and bananas. It has a large tourist industry and is well known as the birthplace of reggae music. The capital and largest city is Kingston.
64-8447
1 sheet, rolled.
$12.50
64-8447D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
64-8447S
Standard frame
$199.95
Mexico. 30 x 22". Located between the southern border of the United States and Central America, Mexico covers 756,000 square miles and has a population of almost one hundred million people. A colony of Spain since the 16th century, Mexico won its independence in 1821. Steel, chemical, oil and tourism are the major industries. Mexico City, the capital, is one of the largest and fastest-growing cities in the world with a population of well over ten million people.
65-01435
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
65-01435D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
65-01435S
Standard frame
$199.95
(Mexico) Baja California. 15-1/2 x 18-1/2".
Discovered by Europeans in late 1533 or early 1534, the peninsula now named Baja California was visited by a variety of explorers and missionaries. There are natural wonders found throughout the entire 1,100 mile length of the Baja, such as the Copper Canyons, a centerpiece of Northern Mexico that attracts visitors from all over the world.
65-01438
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
65-01438D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
65-01438S
Standard frame
$199.95
(Mexico) Cozumel. 22 x 30". Part of Mexico, Cozumel is situated off the eastern coast of the Yucatan peninsula about a hundred miles west of Cuba. The island is a popular year-round tourist destination because of its warm climate, beautiful beaches and excellent location.
65-01436
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
65-01436D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
65-01436S
Standard frame
$199.95
(Mexico) Quintana Roo. 16.5 x 24".
Quintana Roo is a state of Mexico, on the eastern part of the Yucatán Peninsula. It is the youngest state of the Mexican Republic. Its beaches, considered among the most beautiful in the world, are surrounded by the deep blue to clear turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea. With an abundant of natural landscapes Quintana Roo is a wonderful place for those who like hunting, fishing and aquatic sports.
65-01437
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
65-01437D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
65-01437S
Standard frame
$199.95
Puerto Rico. 33 x 19".
With four million people living on 3,515 square miles, Puerto Rico has a population density of almost eleven hundred people per square mile. Residents live on a lush island with rain forests, mountain ranges, and broad white beaches. The capital city, San Juan, is a favorite of US tourists and foreign investors. Puerto Rico's economy, once dependent on sugar and coffee, is now based on manufacturing. Food processing, electrical equipment and tourism are major industries.
63-0347
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
63-0347D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
63-0347S
Standard frame
$199.95
St. Barts. 18 x 19-1/4".
St. Barts was first claimed by France in 1648. It was sold to Sweden in 1785, which sold it back to France in 1878. Considered by many to be the Caribbean's most beautiful island with dozens of white sand beaches, crystal clear waters, and a green, hilly landscape punctuated by numerous lagoons, St. Barts is a French commune part of Guadeloupe, and therefore part of the European Union.
66-33881
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
66-33881D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
66-33881S
Standard frame
$195.00
St. Kitts & Nevis. 23 x 27".
With an area of 104 square miles and population of 42,000, St. Kitts and Nevis are located east of Puerto Rico in the Caribbean Sea. The population is largely of African descent and lives in rural areas along the coast. Agriculture is the mainstay of the economy with sugar cane, cotton and fruits as the major crops. Sugar processing and tourism are leading industries.
Once a British colony, the islands gained their independence in 1983. In 1997 the Nevis legislature voted to secede, but their decision was narrowly rejected by voters in 1998.
66-33901
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
66-33901D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
66-33901S
Standard frame
$199.95
St. Lucia. 23 x 27". The second largest of the Windward Islands in the eastern Caribbean, Santa Lucia has an area of 238 square miles and a population of 157,000. The capital is Castries. A British colony since 1814, Santa Lucia received its independence in 1979 and is a parliamentary democracy. Primary industries include clothing, tourism and beverages. The island also produces cocoa, bananas and coconuts.
66-33921
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
66-33921D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
66-33921S
Standard frame
$199.95
St. Martin. 33 x 25".
The northern two thirds of St. Maarten belongs to French Guadeloupe and is called St. Martin. The southern third is part of the Netherlands Antilles chain of islands and is governmentally linked to the Netherlands. The Dutch portion of the island covers 13 square miles and was badly damaged by Hurricane Luis in 1995. Tourism is the primary industry.
66-33941
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
66-33941D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
66-33941S
Standard frame
$199.95
St. Vincent. 18 x 30".
Located in the eastern Caribbean as part of the Windward chain of islands, St. Vincent and the Grenadines have an area of 150 square miles and a population of 118,000. Columbus landed on St. Vincent in 1492 and the island was ruled by Spain, France, and Britain before achieving its independence in 1979. Its economy is based on agriculture and tourism. The capital is Kingstown.
66-33959
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
66-33959D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
66-33959S
Standard frame
$199.95
Texas. 23 x 23".
With an area of 268,000 square miles and a population of more than 19 million, Texas is the second largest state in both size and population. Stretching 800 miles from Louisiana to New Mexico, Texas was ruled by Spain and Mexico before becoming an independent nation in 1836. It joined the Union in 1845. Texas boasts a divers economy that includes oil, manufacturing, high tech and agriculture. Its largest cities are Houston and Dallas with the state capital being Austin.
62-9546M
Mouse pad. 7-1/2" x 9".
$6.95
62-9546
1 sheet, rolled.
$30.00
62-9546D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
62-9546S
Standard frame
$199.95
Texas Ltd. Edition Antique-style wall map. 20 x 27". With an area of 268,000 square miles and a population of more than 19 million, Texas is the second largest state in both size and population. Stretching 800 miles from Louisiana to New Mexico, Texas was ruled by Spain and Mexico before becoming an independent nation in 1836. It joined the Union in 1845. Texas boasts a divers economy that includes oil, manufacturing, high tech and agriculture. Its largest cities are Houston and Dallas with the state capital being Austin.
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62-95461
1 sheet, flat.
$40.00
62-95461D
Deluxe frame.
$295.00
62-95461S
Standard frame.
$224.99
Tobago. 24 x 18".
Tobago is the smaller of the two main islands that make up the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. The principal economic forces in Tobago are tourism and ecotourism that is focused on the large area of protected forest in the centre and north of the main island and on Little Tobago, a small island off the north east tip of the main island. Tobago has some of the best diving sites in the Caribbean.
66-01471
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
66-01471D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
66-01471S
Standard frame
$199.95
Trinidad. 24 x 18".
Trinidad is the largest and most populous of an archipelagic republic in the southern Caribbean which consists of 23 distinct islands. Today's Trinidad is a diverse island of many different cultures and beautiful natural features that include a variety of beaches, seasonal tropical forests, and the hills of the Northern Range.
66-01472
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
66-01472D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
66-01472S
Standard frame
$199.95
Turks & Caicos. 31 x 23".
Turks and Caicos Islands are an overseas territory of the United Kingdom. They have the third largest coral reef system and the best tropical beaches in the world, making it a premier beach, diving and snorkeling destination with pristine, white sandy beaches complemented with crystal clear turquoise waters. The islands are relatively flat but vary from sand dunes to lush green vegetation.
66-33963
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
66-33963D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
66-33963S
Standard frame
$199.95
United States. 31 x 23".
With an area of 3,536,278 square miles and a population of more than 265 million, the United States stretches from the Florida Keys in the Atlantic to the Arctic Circle of Alaska and the volcanoes of Hawaii in the Pacific. A former colony of Great Britain, the United States declared its independence in 1776. Composed of fifty states, its federal government is centered in Washington, D.C. A beacon for freedom and economic opportunity, the United States has attracted immigrants from around the globe. It leads the world in manufacturing, medical research, information technology and agricultural production
62-2046
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
62-2046D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
62-2046S
Standard frame
$199.95
Virgin Islands. 27 x 20".
The U.S. Virgin Islands include St. Thomas, St. John and St. Croix. They have a population of almost 100,000 and a total land area of 134 square miles. Since 1923, their residents have been citizens of the United States. Located about 70 miles east of Puerto Rico, the economy is based on tourism, rum, textiles, pharmaceuticals, and electronics. The capital is Charlotte Amalie on St. Thomas. The British Virgin Islands include Tortola, Virgin Gorda and Anegada with a combined population of 13,000.
66-33975
1 sheet, rolled.
$25.00
66-33975D
Deluxe frame
$275.00
66-33975S
Standard frame
$199.95
World Map. 35 x 23".
The World is made up of seven continents: Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Europe, Australia and Antarctica. Its altitude ranges from Mount Everest at 29,028 feet to Death Valley, California at minus 282 feet. The oceans and seas of the world cover six times the area of its land mass. The world contains more than 160 countries with a population of at least 6 billion. China and India are the most populous countries.
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