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Author
Cram, George Franklin, 1841-1928
Full Title
San Francisco.
List No
14372.198
Note
Map of San Francisco, California. Shows railroads, streets, parks, hills, bodies of water, drainage, coastlines and islands. Includes key with explanation. With alphanumeric grid corresponding to "Reference to figures" at top. Colored lithograph. Map is 28 x 28 cm, on sheet 45 x 33 cm.
Author
Union Pacific Railroad Game
Full Title
(Cover to) The Voyage from New York to San Francisco upon the Union Pacific Railroad. El Viage De Nueva York A San Francisco Sobre el ferro-carril pacifico de los estados unidos. Reise von New-York nach San Francisco auf der Union-Pacific Bahn. Il viaggio di Nuova York a San Francisco sulla strada ferrata pacifica degli stati uniti. De reis van New-York na San-francisco op de Pacific-ijzerbaan van de vereenigte Staaten. Le voyage de New-york a San Francisco sur le chemin de fer pacific des etats unis.
List No
4781.001
Note
Date and author estimated, not indicated in the printed materials. An unusual board game based on the "new Union Pacific Railroad." The game board shows forty five beautifully executed views of places along the Union Pacific route, starting with "Rail road depot in New York" and ending in "San Francisco, the metropolis of California." Along the way, we have, among others, views of Pittsburgh, Omaha, "surprise by savage Indians," "wild heard of buffalloes," "railroad bridge over the Platte river," Cheyenne, Green River, Humboldt Valley, "Trukee" Valley, Sierra Nevada and Sacramento. The text is titled "Trip from New-York to San Francisco by the Union Pacific Rail Road. A new illustrated Travel-game with 45 stations, 1 dy, 12 cars and 12 numbers charts." The text is written in German and English and explains the game and the views. The cover of the game box (19x24) has a lovely colored litho view of two women joining hands across the American Continent, one representing America and the other Asia. Not in any of the standard game references - rare.
Author
Union Pacific Railroad Game
Full Title
The Voyage from New York to San Francisco upon the Union Pacific Railroad. El Viage De Nueva York A San Francisco Sobre el ferro-carril pacifico de los estados unidos. Reise von New-York nach San Francisco auf der Union-Pacific Bahn. Il viaggio di Nuova York a San Francisco sulla strada ferrata pacifica degli stati uniti. De reis van New-York na San-francisco op de Pacific-ijzerbaan van de vereenigte Staaten. Le voyage de New-york a San Francisco sur le chemin de fer pacific des etats unis.
List No
4781.002
Note
The game board. Date and author estimated, not indicated in the printed materials. An unusual board game based on the "new Union Pacific Railroad." The game board shows forty five beautifully executed views of places along the Union Pacific route, starting with "Rail road depot in New York" and ending in "San Francisco, the metropolis of California." Along the way, we have, among others, views of Pittsburgh, Omaha, "surprise by savage Indians," "wild heard of buffalloes," "railroad bridge over the Platte river," Cheyenne, Green River, Humboldt Valley, "Trukee" Valley, Sierra Nevada and Sacramento. The text is titled "Trip from New-York to San Francisco by the Union Pacific Rail Road. A new illustrated Travel-game with 45 stations, 1 dy, 12 cars and 12 numbers charts." The text is written in German and English and explains the game and the views. The cover of the game box (19x24) has a lovely colored litho view of two women joining hands across the American Continent, one representing America and the other Asia. Not in any of the standard game references - rare.
Author
Edwards, R.M.
Full Title
(Covers to) Railroad Map Of The City Of San Francisco, California. Published by R.M. Edwards, Late D.E. Appleton & Co., Publisher & Bookseller, 508 & 510 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
List No
0258.001
Note
Dated from the "new mint" at 5th & Mission(1874). Map is folded into maroon cloth covers 12.5x8.5 with beige paste down label "Railroad Pocket Map Of San Francisco."
Author
Edwards, R.M.
Full Title
Railroad Map Of The City Of San Francisco, California. Published by R.M. Edwards, Late D.E. Appleton & Co., Publisher & Bookseller, 508 & 510 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
List No
0258.002
Note
Dated from the "new mint" at 5th & Mission(1874). Map is folded into maroon cloth covers 12.5x8.5 with beige paste down label "Railroad Pocket Map Of San Francisco."
Author
San Francisco Municipal Railway
Full Title
City map, showing municipal streetcar lines, coach routes : (San Francisco). (cover title) Tours of discovery : San Francisco Municipal Railway. January 1957.
List No
11845.001
Note
Map of the lines and routes of municipal railway of San Francisco, with inset. On sheet 34x45.5, folded to 23x9. Showing streets, place names, parks, public buildings, number of route or line and route direction. Relief shown by hachures. Includes text. On verso: Text, illustrations and list of "Lines and routes".
Author
Cram, George Franklin
Full Title
Dallas, Texas. San Francisco,
List No
2809.123
Author
Gensoul, A.
Full Title
(Covers to) Railroad Map Of The City Of San Francisco California. A. Gensoul Bookseller and Stationer. 511 Montgomery St. San Francisco. Lith. Britton & Co. S.F.
List No
3187.001
Note
Norris: "Very scarce railroad map of San Francisco." Streeter purchased the Norris copy, which was not in as good condition as this copy. Not in any of the standard references. Red circles emanate from City Hall showing distances at 1/4 mile intervals. Four railroads are identified. The map goes west to Divisadero and south to Alta Street. On the inside front cover is an ad for the Pacific Map Depot, A. Gensoul, 511 Montgomery Street. Various maps, including Mining maps are listed for sale. The front of the dark green cloth covers 9.5x8 have a printed purple label "Railroad Pocket Map Of The City Of San Francisco. Pacific Map Depot. San Francisco, Cal." A later issue was published in 1866 by Gensoul; a similar map was used in various editions of the San Francisco Municipal Reports in the 1860's.
Author
Gensoul, A.
Full Title
Railroad Map Of The City Of San Francisco California. A. Gensoul Bookseller and Stationer. 511 Montgomery St. San Francisco. Lith. Britton & Co. S.F.
List No
3187.002
Note
Norris: "Very scarce railroad map of San Francisco." Streeter purchased the Norris copy, which was not in as good condition as this copy. Not in any of the standard references. Red circles emanate from City Hall showing distances at 1/4 mile intervals. Four railroads are identified. The map goes west to Divisadero and south to Alta Street. On the inside front cover is an ad for the Pacific Map Depot, A. Gensoul, 511 Montgomery Street. Various maps, including Mining maps are listed for sale. The front of the dark green cloth covers 9.5x8 have a printed purple label "Railroad Pocket Map Of The City Of San Francisco. Pacific Map Depot. San Francisco, Cal." A later issue was published in 1866 by Gensoul; a similar map was used in various editions of the San Francisco Municipal Reports in the 1860's.
Author
Rand McNally and Company
Full Title
Commercial Atlas of America. Rand McNally Standard Map of City and County of San Francisco. (with) San Francisco and Vicinity.
List No
5028.137
Note
Shows railroads and distances. Includes tables of principal cities and railroads, keyed to map. Relief shown by hachures. Inset of San Francisco and Vicinity at scale of 1:507,000
Author
Southern Pacific Company
Full Title
(Covers to) San Francisco And Vicinity Issued By The Southern Pacific. Copyright, 1914, By Southern Pacific Company. The Matthews-Northrup Works,. Buffalo, N.Y. (with) Inset map of San Francisco And Adjacent Territory. (with) Small map on verso entitled "Southern Pacific And Connections".
List No
5466.001
Note
Full color folding map with the area designated for the Panama-Pacific International Exposition highlighted in red and labeled by purpose. The Golden Gate and Oakland Bay Bridges have yet to be built. Includes a street index. On verso is small distorted U.S. map showing Southern Pacific Railway connections, tips on what to do, see, and eat while in San Francisco. Folds to 24x11 with "Map of San Francisco California Invites The World Panama-Pacific Exposition What To See How To See Southern Pacific The Exposition Line" on the cover with a picture of the Ferry Station. The Tower of Jewels is pictured on the back along with "Copyright, 1914, By Southern Pacific Company."
Author
Southern Pacific Company
Full Title
(Text to) San Francisco And Vicinity Issued By The Southern Pacific. Copyright, 1914, By Southern Pacific Company. The Matthews-Northrup Works,. Buffalo, N.Y. (with) Inset map of San Francisco And Adjacent Territory. (with) Small map on verso entitled "Southern Pacific And Connections".
List No
5466.002
Note
Full color folding map with the area designated for the Panama-Pacific International Exposition highlighted in red and labeled by purpose. The Golden Gate and Oakland Bay Bridges have yet to be built. Includes a street index. On verso is small distorted U.S. map showing Southern Pacific Railway connections, 17p. text, folds to 24x11 with "Map of San Francisco California Invites The World Panama-Pacific Exposition What To See How To See Southern Pacific The Exposition Line" tips on what to do, see, and eat while in San Francisco. on the cover with a picture of the Ferry Station. The Tower of Jewels is pictured on the back along with "Copyright, 1914, By Southern Pacific Company." "A42 (8-13-14-75M)."
Author
Southern Pacific Company
Full Title
San Francisco And Vicinity Issued By The Southern Pacific. Copyright, 1914, By Southern Pacific Company. The Matthews-Northrup Works,. Buffalo, N.Y. (with) Inset map of San Francisco And Adjacent Territory.
List No
5466.003
Note
Full color folding map with the area designated for the Panama-Pacific International Exposition highlighted in red and labeled by purpose. The Golden Gate and Oakland Bay Bridges have yet to be built. Includes a street index. On verso is small distorted U.S. map showing Southern Pacific Railway connections, 17p. text, folds to 24x11 with "Map of San Francisco California Invites The World Panama-Pacific Exposition What To See How To See Southern Pacific The Exposition Line" tips on what to do, see, and eat while in San Francisco. on the cover with a picture of the Ferry Station. The Tower of Jewels is pictured on the back along with "Copyright, 1914, By Southern Pacific Company." "A42 (8-13-14-75M)."
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