Hitchcock, Charles H. (Charles Henry), 1836-1919; New Hampshire. Geological Survey
Author
Hitchcock, Charles H. (Charles Henry), 1836-1919; New Hampshire. Geological Survey
Author
Date:
1878
Date
1878
Date
Short Title:
Panoramic views. From Mount Washington, Mount Tremont, etc.
Short_Title
Panoramic views. From Mount Washington, Mount Tremont, etc.
Short Title
Publisher:
Julius Bien New York
Publisher]|#PUBLISHE R_LOCATION
Julius Bien New York
Publisher
Type:
View
Type
View
Type
Obj Height cm:
57
Obj_Height_cm
57
Obj Height cm
Obj Width cm:
75
Obj_Width_cm
75
Obj Width cm
Note:
Six hand col. lithographed views.
Note
Six hand col. lithographed views.
Note
State/Province:
New Hampshire
State
New Hampshire
State/Province
Full Title:
Panoramic views. From Mount Washington ... Mount Tremont ... Cold River Valley ... Mount Caribou, Mason, Me. (Julius Bien, New York, 1878)
Full_Title
Panoramic views. From Mount Washington ... Mount Tremont ... Cold River Valley ... Mount Caribou, Mason, Me. (Julius Bien, New York, 1878)
Full Title
List No:
3095.003
List_No
3095.003
List No
Series No:
4
Series_No
4
Series No
Publication Author:
Hitchcock, Charles H. (Charles Henry), 1836-1919; New Hampshire. Geological Survey
Publication_Author
Hitchcock, Charles H. (Charles Henry), 1836-1919; New Hampshire. Geological Survey
Publication Author
Pub Date:
1878
Pub_Date
1878
Pub Date
Pub Title:
Atlas accompanying the report on the geology of New Hampshire. C.H. Hitchcock, State Geologist. 1878. Julius Bien, New York.
Pub_Title
Atlas accompanying the report on the geology of New Hampshire. C.H. Hitchcock, State Geologist. 1878. Julius Bien, New York.
Pub Title
Pub Reference:
Sabin 52833; Cobb. New Hampshire maps to 1900, 348; P2135; Marcou. Mapoteca geologica americana, 229-231; LeGear. Atlases of the United States, L 2299.
Pub_Reference
Sabin 52833; Cobb. New Hampshire maps to 1900, 348; P2135; Marcou. Mapoteca geologica americana, 229-231; LeGear. Atlases of the United States, L 2299.
Pub Reference
Pub Note:
17 maps and plates as called for in Vol III, p.vii of text. Huge folio atlas with 2 plates of views, 2 facsimiles (Carrigain 1816 and Holland 1784), 1 diagram or Camera view, a 6 sheet Geological Map of the state, a 5 (of 6, as issued) sheet Map of the state's Surface Geology, and a map of the Ammonoosuc Mining District. The upper northwest sheet of the Surface Geology map was not printed because it is entirely of Vermont, except for a tiny part of the lower right corner which was covered by making the uppper northeast sheet about one inch wider in the Surface Geology issue than it is in the Geological (six sheet) issue. The matter is further confused by Sabin calling for 16 plates and Phillips and LeGear calling for 9. Cobb calls for 17 and the most important list, in the text of the report itself, calls for 17. We believe this was the only large folio Geological Atlas made of an eastern state, on the scale of the western survey atlases of Powell, Hayden, Wheeler and King, during the same period. Most maps have printed color although the Ammonoosuc Mining District map is fully hand colored.
Pub_Note
17 maps and plates as called for in Vol III, p.vii of text. Huge folio atlas with 2 plates of views, 2 facsimiles (Carrigain 1816 and Holland 1784), 1 diagram or Camera view, a 6 sheet Geological Map of the state, a 5 (of 6, as issued) sheet Map of the state's Surface Geology, and a map of the Ammonoosuc Mining District. The upper northwest sheet of the Surface Geology map was not printed because it is entirely of Vermont, except for a tiny part of the lower right corner which was covered by making the uppper northeast sheet about one inch wider in the Surface Geology issue than it is in the Geological (six sheet) issue. The matter is further confused by Sabin calling for 16 plates and Phillips and LeGear calling for 9. Cobb calls for 17 and the most important list, in the text of the report itself, calls for 17. We believe this was the only large folio Geological Atlas made of an eastern state, on the scale of the western survey atlases of Powell, Hayden, Wheeler and King, during the same period. Most maps have printed color although the Ammonoosuc Mining District map is fully hand colored.
