Mann, Samuel Eleazer (sold)
Samuel Eleazer Mann (April 10, 1853 - September 14, 1930) was a Methuen, Massachusetts, based cartographer who produced large format missionary field maps on cloth for the American Baptist Missionary Union (A.B.M.U). Most of Mann's maps appear to have been one-offs designed on cloth using Diamond Dyes, India ink, and stencils. The maps were made to order as field documents for various Baptist missionary societies, most particularly the A.B.M.U. The archives of Mount Holyoke College identify one such map, some 13 feet wide, acquired by the Student Volunteer Band.
One of a kind A.B.M.U. Missionary Map of Japan.
Japan showing Missions of eh A.B.M.U.
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A remarkable find, this is a one of a kind large scale 1904 missionary cotton field map of the Japan drawn by Samuel E. Mann. Centered on the Japan Sea, the map covers from modern day Japan in full as well as adjacent parts of Korea, Manchuria, and Siberia. ... (more details)
One of a kind A.B.M.U. Missionary Map of Central Africa (Congo).
Congo Mission of the A.B.M.U.
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- File Size: 74.02 MB
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A remarkable find, this is a one of a kind large scale 1904 missionary cotton field map of the Congo drawn by Samuel E. Mann. Centered on the Congo River the map covers from modern day Cameroon to Benguela, Angola, and eastwards as far as Lake Victoria and ... (more details)