Blaeu/Goss. GRAND ATLAS. 1997.
Blaeu’s Grand Atlas of the 17th Century World. Introduction. Captions and Selection of Maps by John Goss ... Foreword by Peter Clark... Published in Co-Operation with Royal Geographical Society London. London: Studio, 1997. 11”w x 14” h. 224 pages, 100 maps illustrated in color.

Blaeu’s Atlas Major was first published in 1662 and contained over 600 maps, more than any other atlas.

Diercke & Gaebler. SCHOOL ATLAS 1906.
Diercke Schul-Atlas fur Höhere Lehranstalten. Bearbeitet und Herausgegeben von C. Diercke und E. Gaebler. Imprint: Braunschweig: George Westermann, 1906. 14 ¼” h x 9”w. This is a German school atlas. Three-page table of contents and 156 pages of maps; approximately 20 double-page and 4 fold-out. Printed color; most are richly colored. Numerous cellophane tape repairs. Poor condition.

U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. ATLAS. 1906.
Geologic Atlas of the United States. St. Marys Folio. Virginia-Maryland. Washington, U. S. Geological Survey, 1906. 22”h x 18 ½”w. Front cover soiled and missing pieces of upper right and lower right corners.

Contains:

Cover page with title and “Index Map” showing coverage of this folio atlas in a broader view of parts of Maryland, Virginia, Delaware and New Jersey.

1 page on the inside of the front cover describing USGS topographic maps in general.

7 pages: “Description of the St. Marys Quadrangle”.

1 sheet: “Maryland-Virginia St. Marys Quadrangle”. A topographic map in color, scale 1:25,000, centered on the lower Chesapeake Bay as far south as Smith Island. A portion of the topo map is shown at the upper left.

1 sheet: “Areal Geology” covering the same area as the topographic map but showing geologic features.

1 page on the inside back cover continuing the description of USGS maps in general. On the outside of the back cover is a list of published geologic folios.