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Author
Henry, Edward Everett
Full Title
The Red Badge of Courage. From A Story of the War Between the States by Stephen Crane.
List No
15861.000
Author
Packer, Thomas (1825 - 1896)
Full Title
Stannard & Dixon’s Birds Eye View of the North & South States of America, Shewing the Seat of Revolution, Projected from the Ordnance Surveys of the United States.
List No
15366.000
Note
Date estimated.
Author
Stanford, Edward, 1827-1904
Full Title
Stanford's map of the seat of war in America. London: Published by Edward Stanford, 6 Charing Cross, Oct. 1st. 1861.
List No
14278.002
Note
Hand-colored engraved military map of the eastern United States, including states bordering on west side of Mississippi River. Shows topography, lakes, drainage, bays, coastline, railroads, cities and towns, as well as political boundaries, emphasizing the delineation between "slave states" and "free states" during the Civil War. Relief shown by hachures. Includes laitudinal and longitudinal lines, a legend and a bar scale. With two inset maps: Southern part of Florida -- General map of the United States. "Sheet 1" in upper right corner. Segmented into 48 sections, mounted on folded linen. Map is 122 x 100 cm, on sheet 132 x 113 cm, folded to 22 x 15 cm. Verso has advertisements for "New atlases" and "New maps for general use" by Stanford.
Author
Bufford, J. H.
Full Title
War Map of the Middle States : Balloon View of Virginia, Maryland, Kentucky, Tennessee and parts of Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio. Boston, Lithographed and published by J.H. Bufford, 33, Washington Street. Paris & London. Published by Goupil & Co. New York. Pub: M. Knoedler, 772 Broadway.
List No
9868.000
Note
Colored rare bird’s-eye view of the theatre of conflict at the opening of the American Civil War. The view extends from Chesapeake Bay in the foreground to encompass the Appalachians and the watersheds of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. Shows topographical features, cities and towns, roads and railroads, and areas of elevation and waterways, in an unusual oblique view that captures a larger amount of landscape than appears in other Civil War views such as the Bachmanns (see our copies).. Relief shown by shadings. Tables in the left and right margins show distances by rail between Washington, D.C.; Cairo, Illinois; St. Louis, Missouri and other parts of the country. The map tracks the Mississippi as far south as Memphis. The whole is centered on Louisville Kentucky and the Ohio River Valley.
Author
Duval, P.S. and Son
Full Title
Military Map Of The United States & Territories Showing The Location of the Military Posts, Arsenals, Navy Yards, & Ports of Entry. Compiled from Pub - Doc - 1861. Published by P.S. Duval & Son. Nos. 22&24 South 5th St. Philada. Entered ... 1861 by P.S. Duval & Son ... Penna. (inset) Pensacola & Perdido Bays. (untitled inset map of Key West).
List No
2819.000
Note
Full and outline color map. Shows Colorado, Nevada, and Dakota. Streeter: "One of the first to show the three new territories, Colorado...and Dakota and Nevada..." Has lists of ports of entry and military posts in the margins of the map, and shows the free states, seceding states, border states, old territories and new territories by color. A most interesting early civil war map, probably issued as a broadside. See also our pocket map issue. Includes state capitals and principal towns, drainage, geographic coordinates, and names and boundaries of the states and territories.
Author
Magnus, Charles
Full Title
Union Military Chart. Complete Map Of The Rail Roads And Water Courses In The United States & Canada. Charles Magnus & Co. ... Liverpool, New York Office No. 12 Frankfort St. ... Entered ... 1859 by Charles Magnus & Co. ... New York. (with) Military Map Of Maryland & Virginia. (with) Map Of Northern Military Movements: Between New York & St. Louis. Published by Chs. Magnus ... Entered ... 1861 by Charles Magnus ... New York. (with two small untitled maps: Pensacola Bay and United States).
List No
4109.000
Note
A group of five full color maps and a view of the U.S. Capital, plus two female figures. The largest map is the Complete Map of the Rail Roads..., which shows the eastern United States with all the railroads in operations and projected. This is a Civil War map in its focus, and typically Magnus in its packing together several maps and views. Another edition, not listed, adds soldiers to the left and right of the main map, illustrating Hardee's tactics (of fighting). The large map is entered in 1859, and the whole production is entered in 1861.
Author
Prang, L. & Co.
Full Title
Map of the Atlantic States, Showing Distances From Washington (In BeeLine) By 50 Mile Circles. (The Traveling Distance is about 1/6 to 1/3 more than the BeeLine.) (with) Map of the Battle Ground (with) Map of Norfolk Harbor, Fort Monroe, and Vicinity. (with two insets) Position of Forces at Bull Run and Fortress Monroe. Published By L. Prang & Co. - No. 84 Merchants Row, Boston, Mass. Entered ... 1861 by L. Prang & Co. ... Massachusetts.
List No
5440.000
Note
Printed color on three distance maps, inset maps uncolored. Inset charts of city, town, state, territory and slave populations taken from the 1860 census.
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