Winter has just set in. With the temperatures dipping need for hot water has become a top most requirement for many. Geysers or water heaters are therefore the best for a constant source of hot water throughout the cold winter. Therefore if you are planning to get one installed the following are some important tips [...] Continue reading →

Title:  Map of greater New Orleans, Louisiana Published by: WM E. Boesch, New Orleans Association of Commerce, creator Size: 21 inches x 34 inches. (1 map ; 49 x 67 cm., on sheet 61 x 92 cm.) Across the top of the map the Lake Front [...] Continue reading →

1748 Gentleman’s Magazine, London, with Thomas Jefferys Map. This April 1748 edition of Gentleman’s Magazine was printed in London and contains 47 pages.  Included in this edition is a folded engraving of city and fortifications of Maestricht by Thomas Jefferys. Maestricht is a city in the Netherlands, located [...] Continue reading →

I recently acquired this great map showing the western states and territories in the United States in 1853. An ORIGINAL antique 1853 map of the WESTERN UNITED States from Smith Schools Atlas. The States and Territories are individually hand watercolored. The West is shown very different from today. The entire upper [...] Continue reading →

Throughout history many tales are told and stories are share of mythical places around the world that have taken explorers deep into uncharted territory.  None is more famous that the legend of Quivira, Spanish Conquistador Francisco Vazquez de Coronado first mentioned the mythical city of Quivira in 1541 when he was [...] Continue reading →

2018 has been both a challenging and exciting year for DomainTools. We hired top talent, released product enhancements, increased the breadth of data we offer, and announced exciting integrations. It’s... [...] Continue reading →

The last week before the year ends is always a mad dash for me. I typically do some traveling, and that means I need to stay on top of my business needs more than usual so I don’t forget to tie up loose ends before the calendar year changes. I thought I would put together [...] Continue reading →