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Highlights the extent of American manufacturing and includes a detailed index of products made in the United States.
Manufactures. Total Product, Per Capital, By Counties. 1880.
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This is a Fletcher W. Hewes and Charles Scribner's Sons map of the United States illustrating the distribution of American manufacturing, which is not limited to products created in factories in the statistics provided. Depicting the continental United States from ... (more details)
Provides a visual comparison of wool production in the United States by county and by state.
Wool. Product Per Square Mile, By Counties. 1880.
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This is a Fletcher W. Hewes and Charles Scribner's Sons map of the United States illustrating the distribution of American wool production. Depicting the continental United States from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean and from the Canadian border to the ... (more details)
Created during the political unrest rampant in 19th century South America.
South America.
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This is an 1846 Thomas G. Bradford map of South America. The map depicts the continent from Panama to Tierra del Fuego and from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean. Created during an era of political instability, violence, and civil war throughout the ... (more details)
Includes Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket.
Johnson's Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island.
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This is an 1861 Johnson and Browning map of Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island. The map depicts the region from New York to the Atlantic Ocean and from Vermont and New Hampshire to Long Island Sound and East Hampton and Montauk. Individual ... (more details)
A charming map of Beijing during the Interwar Years.
Sketch Map of Peking.
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This is a 1921 Carl Crow map of Beijing (Peking), China. The map depicts the Tartar City, the Chinese City, the Imperial City and the Forbidden City as well as the immediate surroundings of these four sections of Beijing. Numerous locations ... (more details)
Distributed free to attendees to give them a better idea of how to reach the Royal Route.
Coronation Arrangements Wednesday May 12 1937.
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This is a 1937 city map or plan of London illustrating how well wishers and other attendees could best attend the Coronation of King George VI of Great Britain. The map depicts London from the now closed Uxbridge Road Underground Station ... (more details)
An innovative battle for Prague fought during the War of the Austrian Succession.
Kriegs - Expeditions - Karte in Böhmen I. Blat, in welchem die Haubtstadt PRAG mit des Französsischen und Sæchsischen Belagerūg und Eroberung, So den 26 Novembre 1741. geschehen, vor gestellet wird. Ans Licht gestellt von Homæn Erben. A1743. / Carte des Expeditions de Guerre en Boheme, I. Feuille, dans laquelle se voit le Plan de la Ville de PRAGUE, assiegeé et prise par les Troupes auxiliaires de France et de Saxe en l'An 1741, le 26 Novembre. mise au jour par les Heritiers de Homan. l'An 1743.
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This is a 1743 Homann Heirs map of Prague or Praha. Created as the first in a series of maps illustrating events during the War of the Austrian Succession, the map depicts the walled city of Prague at its center along with the ... (more details)
Highlights the European discovery, conquest, and exploration of the Americas.
Amérique Historique, Physique et Politique Actuelle.
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This is a c. 1835 Emmanuel, Comte de Las Cases and Paul Renouard map of the Western Hemisphere. The map depicts the entirety of North, Central, and South America, along with the Caribbean Sea and part of the Pacific and ... (more details)
Features commentary on world affairs - including forms of government.
Mappemonde Historique.
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This is a c. 1835 Emmanuel, Comte de Las Cases and Paul Renouard map of the world in hemispheres. The map depicts both the Eastern and Western Hemispheres, with the hemispheres meeting in the middle of the Pacific Ocean ... (more details)
Illustrates the network of railroads and canals connecting Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
Pennsylvania.
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This is an 1846 Thomas G. Bradford map of Pennsylvania. The map depicts the region fromOhio to New Jersey and from Lake Erie and New York to Virginia. As is the case with the majority of the maps included in A Universal ... (more details)
Several small railroads are illustrated - constructed to convey cotton to market.
Louisiana.
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This is an 1846 Thomas G. Bradford map of Louisiana. The map depicts the region from Texas to Mississippi and from Arkansas to the Gulf of Mexico. As is the case with the majority of the maps included in A Universal ... (more details)
A beautiful airline route map featuring an illustration of the extremely successful Fairchild F-27 aircraft.
Aloha Airlines Map of the Islands of Hawaii.
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This is a c. 1960 Aloha Airlines route map of the Hawaiian Islands. The map depicts seven of the main islands in the archipelago, including Hawaii, Maui, Lanai, Molokai, Oahu, Kauai, and Niihau. Of these seven, ... (more details)
Depicts the numerous railroad lines built in Connecticut in the 1830s and 1840s.
Connecticut.
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This is an 1846 Thomas G. Bradford map of Connecticut. The map depicts the region from New York to Rhode Island and from Massachusetts to Long Island Sound. As is the case among many maps from Bradford's A ... (more details)
Illustrates the Erie Canal, the Long Island Railroad, and the New York and Harlem Railroad - one of the first railroads in the United States.
New York.
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This is an 1846 Thomas G. Bradford map of New York. The map depicts the region from Lake Erie and Ontario, Canada to Vermont and from Canada to Pennsylvania and New Jersey. As is prevalent among many maps from Bradford's A Universal Illustrated Atlas, the transportation network in New York is prominently featured, especially the network of canals and the newly-constructed railroads.
Canals in New York
The centerpiece of transportation in New York during this time in American history was the Erie Canal. Completed in 1825, the Canal connected the Hudson River at Albany to Lake Erie and Buffalo. At the time, the Erie Canal was the longest canal in the world. Upon its completion, goods could be transported by water from New York City to Chicago, a much less hazardous and time-consuming voyage than overland treks. Numerous other canals are illustrated, although they are not labeled. These include the Erie and Champlain Canal which connected the Erie Canal with Lake Champlain at Whitehall, the Oswego Canal between Syracuse and Oswego, the Chenango Canal between the Erie Canal at Utica to Binghampton, and several others. The construction of this extensive canal system led officials in New York to try and protect their investment by seriously restricting the construction of railroads within the state. In doing so, that would, theoretically, guarantee that the transport of goods would be carried out using the canals. (more details)
Canals in New York
The centerpiece of transportation in New York during this time in American history was the Erie Canal. Completed in 1825, the Canal connected the Hudson River at Albany to Lake Erie and Buffalo. At the time, the Erie Canal was the longest canal in the world. Upon its completion, goods could be transported by water from New York City to Chicago, a much less hazardous and time-consuming voyage than overland treks. Numerous other canals are illustrated, although they are not labeled. These include the Erie and Champlain Canal which connected the Erie Canal with Lake Champlain at Whitehall, the Oswego Canal between Syracuse and Oswego, the Chenango Canal between the Erie Canal at Utica to Binghampton, and several others. The construction of this extensive canal system led officials in New York to try and protect their investment by seriously restricting the construction of railroads within the state. In doing so, that would, theoretically, guarantee that the transport of goods would be carried out using the canals. (more details)
An engaging and funny booklet containing six pictorial maps of the 1939 New York World's Fair.
The New York 1939 Official World's Fair Pictorial Map.
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This is a complete 1939 Tony Sarg New York World's Fair pictorial map booklet. Six different maps are included in the booklet: one depicts the entire grounds of the World's Fair and measures forty-four and ... (more details)
Brilliantly illustrates Vermont's early railroad history.
Vermont.
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This is an 1846 Thomas G. Bradford map of Vermont. The map depicts the region from New York to New Hampshire and from Quebec to Massachusetts. As is prevalent among many maps from Bradford's A Universal ... (more details)
The third in a series of maps of possible Allied invasions during the summer of 1943.
Effects of Norway Invasion Would Be Far-Reaching.
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This is a Friday, June 18, 1943 Charles Hamilton Owens and Minneapolis Morning Tribune map of the possible Allied invasion of Norway. The map depicts the region from the Arctic Ocean and Iceland to ... (more details)
Features an inset map of Cape Henlopen and the Delaware Breakwater.
Coast Chart No. 27 From Cape May to Isle of Wight.
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An unusual 1866 U.S. Coast Survey nautical chart or maritime map of the entrance to Delaware Bay. The map depicts the entrance of the bay from Cape May, New Jersey to Assawoman Bay, Delaware. The ... (more details)
One of the first maps of Vermont published outside of the United States.
Carte Géographique, Statistique et Historique du Vermont.
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This is an 1825 Jean Alexandre Buchon map of Vermont. The map depicts the state from Canada to Massachusetts and from New York to New Hampshire. Highly detailed, each township is labeled, along ... (more details)
Depicts the Illinois and Michigan Canal which helped establish Chicago as a transportation hub before railroads became the dominant form of transportation.
Illinois.
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This is an 1846 Thomas G. Bradford map of Illinois. The map depicts the region from Iowa (labeled Wisconsin) and Missouri to Indiana and Kentucky and from Lake Michigan and Wisconsin to ... (more details)