Welcome to the fascinating world of old maps

Delve into the curious and beautiful world of antiquarian maps where you will find original maps from the 1500's-1900's. When you buy an old map you own a piece of history, a history which tells a story well beyond it's geographical borders.

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Welcome to the fascinating world of antique maps!

At Webster’s Fine Books & Maps, we only sell original antiquarian maps and books. Our maps date from the 16th to 19th centuries and are guaranteed to be authentic.

Old maps and books tell intriguing stories well beyond their geographical borders or bindings. With each piece you collect, you take home a unique piece of art and history. Browse our selection to add to your collection, or contact us for professional appraisals.

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Fisher Rare Book Library, University of Toronto, Ontario Canada

“Because of Megan Webster’s expertise, we feel confident at the Fisher Rare Book Library that the appraisal of maps and prints she does for us always represents the fair market value. More than that, however, she provides us with value-added information about the artifacts that help us improve our cataloguing and promote their educational use. It is always a pleasure working with her.”

Chris, Data Analyst

“Webster’s Fine Books and Maps is an excellent source for unique finds! Their service is professional yet personal. On more than one occasion, they curated maps specifically to my interests. I highly recommend them for anyone who is looking for hard-to-find historic maps.”

Jack L

“I have been a happy client of Webster’s for a long time now, using Megan’s help both for purchasing and general advice. Besides being both professional and knowledgeable, they are delightful people, and we share an interest in exotic travel. If you choose to work with them, you are in for a treat!”

Chris Durant

“I sent out an email to nearly every rare map dealer on the planet hoping to find a replacement for a rare chart. One of the respondents was Megan of Webster’s Fine Books and Maps. She had searched through her map cases and discovered a slightly damaged but serviceable copy of this desired map, and it was of the proper date for my vandalized volume. Thank you so very much, Megan!”