Arnold, Oren (sold)
Oren Arnold (July 20, 1900 - 1980) was an American novelist, journalist and humorist. Born in Minden, Texas, Arnold attended Rice University were he was the editor of the student newspaper, the 'Thresher', president of the Writers Club, and the Rice correspondent for the 'Houston Chronicle'. After leaving Rice, Arnold worked briefly as a newspaper reporter and editor in Texas and Arizona in the 1920s, although he found more success through his freelance efforts. He spent more than the following fifty years as a full-time free-lance writer and traveler. He accomplished most of his writing at his home in Phoenix, Arizona or at his beach cottage in Laguna Beach, California.
One of the greatest and rarest California pictorial maps.
Map of the United States as Californians See It.
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This scarce 1947 pictorial map of California was drawn by Charlene Bisch to promote Oren Arnold's book California Brags. It is among the greatest and rarest California pictorial maps and one of the archetypal 'brag' maps of the era - one that sparked a responsive 'Florida Brags' map. (more details)
Humorous map of the United States 'bragging' about the importance of Arizona.
Map of the United States as Arizonans See It.
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This is a 1947 Oren Arnold and Leigh St. John humorous pictorial map of the United States. The map depicts the continental United States (relatively speaking) from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean and from Canada to Mexico from an Arizonan's perspective. ... (more details)