Bingham, John Henry
John Henry Bingham (March 7, 1831 - June 10, 1910) was an American lithographer. Born in New York, Bingham and John Kelley formed the partnership Bingham and Kelley which was active in 1857 and 1858. Bingham then went into business with William H. Dodd in 1860 in Hartford. In 1861, Bingham, Dodd, and Company advertised in the Hartford, Connecticut City Directory, stating that they printed labels for druggists and perfumers, views of buildings, portraits, and landscapes from nature as well as 'engravings on stone, of checks, notes, bill heads, certificates of stock, circulars, maps, charts, etc.'. That partnership lasted until 1884. By 1900, he and his family then moved to Chicago, where he continued to work as a lithographer. He married Anna Maria Ehret (1835 - 1909) on February 19, 1854, with whom he had thirteen children.
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New Map of Connecticut.
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This is a striking 1875 Samuel D. Tilden map of Connecticut in an astounding well-preserved state. With intense color, Tilden's map focuses on Connecticut's well-established but still growing road and railroad network. (more details)
First edition of the most spectacular American Geographical Game of the 19th century - with original instructions!
Rambles throughour Country. An Instructive Geographical Game for the Young.
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A 1881 first-edition example of Bingham and Dodd's spectacular chromolithograph game board map of the United States, published by the American Publishing Company, Hartford, Connecticut. Here, accompanied by its original instructions. This is the most impressive game map published in the United States in the 19th century. The map beautifully celebrates American exceptionalism, the cultural and geographical diversity of the country, and the westward Expansion. (more details)