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Rare First Edition of the Pioneering Lindgren Yellowstone Map.
A Hysterical Map of the Yellowstone Park with Apologies to the Park. Smilage Guaranteed. / The Famous Hysterical Map of Yellowstone Park Including a Few Minor? Changes.
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This is the extremely rare 1934 first edition pictorial map of Yellowstone Park, 'hatched and scratched' by the American printer and humorist Jolly Lindgren. It is one of only a handful of silkscreen-printed maps produced by the Lindgren Brothers early in their career. (more details)
Striking chromolithograph of Yellowstone!
Yellowstone National Park. Northern Pacific Railway.
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This is an 1895 chromolithograph bird's-eye view map of Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, prepared by Charles S. Fee, the Passenger Traffic Manager at the Northern Pacific Railroad, and printed by Poole Bros. It reflects the deep connection between the park and the railroad, which provided the first direct and relatively fast (non-stagecoach) connection between Yellowstone and the eastern United States. (more details)
Mormon Pioneers and the Westward Expansion.
Route of the Mormon Pioneers from Nauvoo to Great Salt Lake.
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This is a beautiful 1899 chromolithograph panoramic bird-eye view map of the 1,300-mile Mormon Trail. It is one of the finest illustrations of the Mormon migration published - here in its smaller Wilson Hotel edition. (more details)
Silkscreened Example: Yellowstone Revisited.
A Hysterical Map of Yellowstone Park and the Jackson Hole Country. Slightly Cockeyed.
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This is a hilarious c. 1936 Jolly Lindgren pictorial map of Yellowstone National Park and Jackson Hole, Wyoming - here in a hand-silkscreened exemplar. This is the second of two Yellowstone maps issued in 1936; this one is expanded to include Jackson Hole. It also stands out for its deviant red border instead of Lindgren's standard blue. Unlike most Lindgren Brothers maps, this map has no copyright or imprint. (more details)
Balancing infrastructure and environmental preservation.
This is a 1964 large-format U.S. Geological Survey map of Yellowstone National Park. The map captures the park as Park Service was struggling to ballance infractructure to accomindate wildly incrased tourism with enviromental ballance - likely the raison d'être of this map. (more details)
Mining the Gem State.
Idaho. / Cram's Indexed Township County Map and Shipper's Guide of Idaho.
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This is rare first edition of George Cram's separate-issue 1902 pocket map of Idaho, that appeared in that year's Indexed Township County Map and Shipper's Guide for the state. (more details)
A 'Strange and Bewildering' Wonderland.
Map of the Yellowstone National Park. / Northern Pacific R.R. The Wonderland Route to the Pacific Coast / Alice's Adventures in the New Wonderland The Yellowstone National Park.
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This impressive, early promotional chromolithographic map of Yellowstone National Park was prepared by Carl J. Hals and Arvid Rydstrom in 1882 and was printed by Poole Brothers for the Northern Pacific Railroad. It coincided with the Northern Pacific's opening of a rail link to the park, the first easy means for the masses to access it, which helped boost the park's image in the popular imagination and spur Western American nature tourism. (more details)
Visit the American West via Union Pacific!
Western Vacationlands.
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This is a charming 1946 William Willmarth pictorial tourist map of the western United States promoting Union Pacific's western routes. Coverage embraces the western United States from the Mississippi River to Washington, Oregon, and California. Vignettes highlight cities, towns, landmarks, and natural sites throughout the American West. National parks benefit from this treatment, including Yellowstone, the Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon, Rocky Mountain National Park, Sequoia, and Yosemite. Red lines trace Union Pacific's network, and major cities, including Omaha, Salt Lake City, Kansas City, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, are marked by cityscapes or other buildings. (more details)
Grand Teton.
A Hysterical Map of the Jackson Hole Country and Grand Teton National Park. Slightly Cockeyed.
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A blend of the comic and the practical, this is a 1948 Jolly Lindgren larger format pictorial map of Jackson Hole and Grand Teton, Wyoming. This is one of the rarer of Lindgren's 'Hysterical' map series, which gained popularity against the grim backdrop of first the Great Depression and World War II. (more details)
Making Yellowstone accessible - the early years.
Yellowstone National Park Compiled from the official Records of the General Land Office, U.S. Geological Survey and other sources under the direction of I.P. Berthrong Chief of Drafting Division G. L. O. 1908.
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This is a 1908 General Land Office map of Yellowstone National Park, compiled and drawn by Ithamar Berthrong, who produced many important maps of the West during his tenure with the Land Office. The map records the ongoing infrastructure work, begun in 1903, to make the expansive park more manageable and accessible to visitors. (more details)
Scarce pictorial map of Jackson Hole.
This is a 1986 Chris King pictorial map of Jackson Hole, Wyoming - a mecca for outdoor enthusiasts with easy access to Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone National Park. (more details)
An early, important map of the Kansas and Nebraska Territories.
Nebraska and Kanzas.
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A beautiful example of Colton's 1857 map of Nebraska and Kansas, which appeared in the first edition of his General Atlas. This is among the rarest and most desirable Colton atlas maps. Aside from the territories named in the title, it includes portions of the future states of Colorado, Montana, Wyoming, North Dakota, and South Dakota. (more details)
Wyoming - come one, come all!
Resource Map of Wyoming.
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This c. 1922 Clason Map Company and Wyoming State Board of Immigration promotional resource map of Wyoming. The map was published to encourage immigration and development to the beautiful yet remote state. Uniform coding throughout highlights the states rich natural resources: red identifies oil fields, dark green marks irrigated land, light green identifies proposed and developing irrigation areas, and blue areas identify national forests. Yellowstone National Park is illustrated and labeled in the upper left corner of the state. Photographs of Wyoming's farming, ranching, and mining form the border. These images include a chicken ranch, bee hives, and fields of sunflowers, onions, and sugar beets. (more details)
Yellowstone National Park during the New Deal.
A Hysterical Map of the Yellowstone Park with Apologies to the Park. Smilage Guaranteed. / The Famous Hysterical Map of Yellowstone Park Including a few minor ? Changes.
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A cheerful 1936 pictorial map of Yellowstone Park, 'hatched and scratched' by the American printer and humorist Jolly Lindgren. The map depicts the whole of Yellowstone Park with a richly humorous array of vignettes and annotations. Major roadways through the park are marked in red with important locations, topography, and more illustrated pictorially. As the title suggests, 'smilage' is guaranteed to the viewer. Some of the amusing annotations include:
- Brimstone Basin (Hell for Certain)
- Gibbons Falls (Are ya Hurt?)
- Grand Canyon (Don't Think it Ain't)
- Wahb Springs (Just a Little Cold in the Head)
Greatest Landowner in the West.
Map showing Location of Land Grants S.P. Land CO. / Southern Pacific Railroad Lands for Sale in California Nevada and Utah.
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A scarce c. 1914 map and pamphlet covering the Western United States demonstrating the land grants owned by the Southern Pacific Railroad in the early 20th century. It promotes the sale of lands held by the Land Company established by the railroad in California, Nevada, and Utah. (more details)
California, the Empire of Enrichment.
Map showing Location of Land Grants C.P.R'Y.CO. S.P.Land CO. / California, Nevada and Utah for farming, ranching, fruit growing, livestock...
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A rare and absorbing c. 1918 work, this map and pamphlet covering the Western United States reflects the reach and power of the Southern Pacific Railroad in the early 20th century. It promotes the settlement of remaining land grants held by the railroad, including in the San Joaquin, Antelope, and Imperial Valleys in California. (more details)
Yellowstone and the Transcontinental Railroad.
Colton's Wyoming, Colorado, and Utah.
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This is an 1886 G. W. and C. B. Colton map of Wyoming, Colorado, and Utah. Colton's work represents one of the best American atlas maps of this region to appear in the 19th century. (more details)
Early geological map of the American frontier.
Part of Central Wyoming F.V. Hayden, U.S. Geologist in charge.
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An impressive, large-scale 1878 map of Wyoming produced by Ferdinand Vandeveer Hayden and the U.S. Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories (USGGST), the forerunner to the U.S. Geological Survey. It is among the earliest geological maps of Wyoming. Though some earlier geological maps of the territory had been undertaken by the military and by Hayden himself, the surveys by USGGST were significantly more comprehensive. (more details)
Frontier economics mapped.
Economic map of portions of Wyoming, Idaho and Utah.
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An impressive, large-scale 1879 map of the border region between Idaho, Utah, and Wyoming illustrating economic growth factors. Though similar in appearance to other geological maps produced by the USGGST, it focuses on 'economic' factors such as coal and arable land. It was produced by Ferdinand Vandeveer Hayden and the U.S. Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories (USGGST), the forerunner to the U.S. Geological Survey. (more details)
Surveying the frontier.
Geological map of portions of Wyoming, Idaho and Utah.
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A colorful 1878 geological map of the border region between Wyoming, Idaho, and Utah produced by the U.S. Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories (USGGST). It was one of several such maps to appear in the Twelfth Annual Report of the USGGST, representing the first detailed geological surveys undertaken in this portion of the American West. (more details)
Mormon interest.
Parts of western Wyoming, southeastern Idaho and northeastern Utah.
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A brightly-colored 1878 geological map of the region around Bear Lake, on the border between Idaho, Utah, and Wyoming. It was produced by Albert Charles Peale and Henry Gannett for the U.S. Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories (USGGST), the forerunner to the U.S. Geological Survey. (more details)
Wyoming in detail.
Rand, McNally and Co.'s Wyoming.
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This is a scarce 1895 separate-issue pocket map of Wyoming published by Rand McNally. It depicts the entire state, only elevated from a territory five years prior, with a range of administrative, geographic, and infrastructural information. The map may be derived from Rand McNally's atlas map of the same year, but exhibits red overprinting for titling and other important data. (more details)
The 'Crown of the Continent'.
Cooperative Map of Glacier National Park and Portions of the Kootenai, Lewis and Clark, and Flathead National Forests.
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This is a 1935 U.S. Forest Service and National Park Service wall map of Glacier National Park and its immediate surroundings. Glaciers, mountain peaks, waterfalls, and other landmarks are identified throughout Glacier National Park and the surrounding forests. Campgrounds are marked by small tent icons and labeled. Contour lines present the park's impressive topography and mountain lakes and rivers are illustrated. (more details)
Highlights the Oregon Trail!
Old Oregon Trail.
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This is a 1948 Irvin Shope pictorial map of the western United States celebrating the Oregon Trail. Coverage embraces the western United States from roughly the confluence of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers to the Pacific seaboard. The Oregon Trail, covering some 2,170 miles, was an important artery of trade and westward expansion in the mid to late 19th century - used by more than 400,000 settlers, farmers, miners, ranchers, and business owners and their families. (more details)
The closing of the American frontier.
Rand McNally and Co.'s indexed county and township pocket map and shipper's guide of Montana...
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A 1910 Rand McNally pocket-style folding map of Montana. It presents geographic, administrative, and economic information in rich detail, combining utility and aesthetics. (more details)
One of the few specific maps to illustrate Wyoming as part of Idaho Territory.
Map of Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado, Showing also the Eastern Portion of Idaho.
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A very ephemeral and surprisingly scarce 1863 Samuel Augustus Mitchell, Jr. map of Colorado, Nebraska, Kansas, and that part of Idaho Territory which is today Wyoming. The map depicts the region from the Utah-Colorado border to Iowa and Missouri and from the Big Horn Mountains to northern Texas and Santa Fe, New Mexico. This map holds the distinction of being one of the few to include Wyoming as Idaho Territory, which was formed in March 1863. The iteration of Wyoming/Idaho as seen here is exceptionally ephemeral and present only in this edition (1863), with subsequent editions (1864 - 1868) attaching Wyoming to Dakota (See below). Apart from this rare iteration of Idaho Territory / Wyoming, other intriguing aspects of this map include the fact that only about one half of Nebraska and the eastern third of Kansas are illustrated as having been divided into counties, while Colorado only has fifteen counties that vary wildly in relative size. Myriad towns and villages are labeled, along with the Pony Express route and proposed routes for the transcontinental railroad. (more details)
An illicit affair?
The Pacific Northwest - Field of the Spokesman-Review. Daily and Twice-a-Week.
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This is a c. 1895 Klopp and Barnett Company stationery map of the Pacific Northwest - a map with a letter on the verso hinting at an illicit romantic affair. (more details)
History and iconic wildlife.
This is a 1958 Harold Hopkinson pictorial map of northern Wyoming. The map depicts from Old Faithful east to Sundance and the Black Hills and from Mammoth Springs Junction south to Kaycee and Hole in the Wall, the hide out of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. Yellowstone National Park occupies the upper left, with Yellowstone Lake, Old Faithful, Mammoth Springs, and Madison Junction identified. Buffalo Bill Cody's monument appears just east of the park, and the Big Horn Mountains divide the map almost in half. Devil's Tower is situated in the upper right, not far from Sundance (not where the Sundance Film Festival is held every year - that happens in Park City, Utah) and the Black Hills. Fantastic illustrations of stagecoaches, Native Americans, gunfights, cowboys, and Wyoming's iconic wildlife populate the rest of the map. Prairie landscapes dominates the bottom portion of the map, with a Native American chief creating smoke signals on the right and a frontiersman on the left. (more details)
Home of the world's largest geysers - the Steamboat Geyser.
Norris Geyser Basin. Geology Sheet XXI.
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A fine example of Arnold Hague's 1904 topographical survey map of the spectacular Norris Geyser Basin in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. Centered on Tantalus Creek and the Reservoir (100 Spring Plain), the map covers the basin Gibbon River to Nuphar Lake ... (more details)
Mammoth Hot Springs and the immediate vicinity.
Mammoth Hot Springs and Vicinity. Topography Sheet XVIII.
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This is a 1904 Arnold Hague and U.S. Geological Survey topographic map of the spectacular Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. The map depicts Mammoth Hot Spring Terraces from Terrace Mountain to Mount Everts. Building over thousands of years and still growing, the Mammoth Terraces constantly change shape and color. The map also features a handful of buildings, including the famous Mammoth Hotel built over the old terrace formation called Hotel Terrace. Contour lines highlight the region's unique topography with elevation noted every 500 feet. A dashed line representing the Continental Divide winds its way through the park, while the red dashed lines mark roads. Creeks, rivers, and lakes are labeled, as are plateaus, gulches, and mountain peaks. (more details)
Mammoth Hot Springs and the immediate vicinity.
Mammoth Hot Springs and Vicinity. Topography Sheet XVIII.
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This is a 1904 Arnold Hague and U.S. Geological Survey topographic map of the spectacular Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. The map depicts Mammoth Hot Spring Terraces from Terrace Mountain to Mount Everts. Building over thousands of years and still growing, the Mammoth Terraces constantly change shape and color. The map also features a handful of buildings, including the famous Mammoth Hotel built over the old terrace formation called Hotel Terrace. Contour lines highlight the region's unique topography with elevation noted every 500 feet. A dashed line representing the Continental Divide winds its way through the park, while the red dashed lines mark roads. Creeks, rivers, and lakes are labeled, as are plateaus, gulches, and mountain peaks. (more details)
The Grand Canyon of Yellowstone.
Canyon Sheet. Geology Sheet XII.
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This is a 1904 Arnold Hague's U.S. Geological Survey geological map of the spectacular Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. The map depicts the entire Canyon Region and the Absaroka Range from the Yellowstone Lake northward, along the Yellowstone River, as far as the Hellroaring Creek in Montana. Many well-known Yellowstone sites are noted, including Elephant Back, Mirror Plateau, Sherman Volcano, and Fossil Forest, as well as various springs, peaks, creeks, and lakes. Twenty-two different colors highlight differing geological formations throughout the region and correspond with a legend situated along the right border. (more details)