Great place, great staff Very knowledgeable staff. They were very helpful to arrange pick up by someone other than myself. Map is great. You'll find anything you need to spruce up your house or your rental (always interesting to see a map or historical map of the area on the wall of a house you rent).

1873 map of my village. 1st, you had the map I was looking for. 2nd, website worked well. 3rd, packaging was great. I never comment on shipping because it's in another company's hands but was fine. If there was a option of custom framing, that would have been nice. Maybe there is and I missed that part. If so, then maybe during checkout there is a spot that's obvious. Item is getting framed as I write this.

Map and photos were important to me as this area is my hometown. The map and the photos were very important to me since this area is part of my family history. I also appreciated the care that went into the packaging. I was, however, extremely disappointed to learn that the map and the pictures of the buildings were on one single sheet, reverse image on each side. How can frame them for display? (I can't)

A Great Shop I can always count on Maps of Antiquity to deliver an excellent product with excellent service. Bob has an eye for creative and artistic solutions in dealing with his customers ideas. I have purchased maps and had numerous things framed by this shop. All with great results. They do super work. Thanks Bob and Perri.

I am fascinated with navigation charts. I am fascinated with navigation charts both old and new. When I was in Chatham two years ago, I visited the shop and found navigation charts from the mid-1800's for areas of the Louisiana Gulf Coast that I have been fishing for the last 45 years. My recent purchase was a navigation chart from the mid-1800's of the approaches to a river on the Gulf Coast that I grew up on and a bay that I have fished and boated in for 45 years. I found the navigation chart for the approaches to the river particularly fascinating since my two great-great uncles probably much the same chart as the brought their trading schooners into the river to reach the ports on the river.