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Text Page: Lloyd's map of the Southern States.
Lloyd, J. T.
Text Page: Lloyd's map ...
1861
3128B
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Lloyd, J. T.
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(Text Page to) Lloyd's Map Of The Southern States Showing all the Railroads, their Stations & Distances, Also The Counties, Towns, Villages, Harbors, Rivers And Forts. Compiled from the latest Government and other reliable Sources. 1861. New York, J.T. Lloyd Publisher 164 Broadway. London " 156 Cheapside. Entered ... 1861, by J.T. Lloyd ... New York.
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3128B
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1st ed. "Military Map and Gazetteer of the Southern States" on verso. Large scale full color map showing only the southern states, with counties, railroads and cities shown. This map was produced in wall map, pocket map and sheet form. This presentation has Lloyd's "newspaper" on the verso which describes the counties of Virginia and Missouri, Southern Coast Surveys and is dated September 7, 1861. On the front page Lloyd states that the Map and Gazetteer "will be issued every Saturday morning at 8 o'clock." It is not known if any other issues were printed - Stephenson lists only this issue. There is also an advertisement for Lloyd's "$100,000 Topographical Map of the State of Virginia" ("the only real good map ever made in America") on both the map and the newspaper on the verso and an ad for Lloyd's Map of Missouri. See our copy of Lloyd's advertisement for this map issued earlier in the year.
Text Page: Map of the Southern States.
Harper's Weekly
Text Page: Map of the S...
1861
5309A
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Harper's Weekly
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(Text Page to) Map Of The Southern States, Including Rail Roads, County Towns, State Capitals, County Roads, The Southern Coast ... To Texas, Showing The Harbors, Inlets, Forts And Position Of Blockading Ships. Prepared For Harper's Weekly November 1861. (untitled inset map of Washington D.C. and vicinity).
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5309A
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The reverse side of the Harper's Weekly map. There are numerous drawings including: the Army at Edwards's Ferry, the fleet at the mouth of the Mississippi, and the valley of Shenandoah. Drawings without color.
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