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Author
[Hill, Joseph J., Lauritzen, Dillon]
Full Title
A map of exploration in the Spanish Southwest, 1528-1793. Compiled by Joseph J. Hill and painted by Dillon Lauritzen for Touring topics, Automobile Club of Southern California. Phil Townsend Hanna, editor. Supplement to touring topics, Volume twenty four, number one, January, Ninteen thirty - two. Copyright in Nineteen Thirty - one by the Automobile Club of Southern California.
List No
11204.000
Note
Colorful pictorial historical map of the United States west of the Mississippi River, published as a supplement to Touring Topics, of the Automobile Club of Southern California. This is new and larger copy of the map, with copyright and imprint information, also text on three sides of the map gives information on the historical figures mentioned. For library's previous copy, see Pub list # 8622.000. The land and sea routes of explorers of the region between 1528 and 1793 are indicated on the map. Includes pictorial decorative borders on 3 sides, with illustrations related to the explorations, including portraits of the explorers, their ships, or events that occurred in connection with their journeys. Dotted lines showing the extensive explorations of the Spanish. The legend at lower left lists 30 explorations. On the map itself are small illustrations of wildlife such as bison (buffalo), trees, people and Indian settlement etc. Title and legend framed with with elaborate cartouche. Relief shown by shadings.
Author
[Hill, Joseph J., Lauritzen, Dillon]
Full Title
A map of exploration in the Spanish Southwest, 1528-1793. Compiled by Joseph J. Hill and painted by Dillon Lauritzen for Touring topics, Automobile Club of Southern California. Phil Townsend Hanna, editor.
List No
8622.000
Note
Colorful historical map of the southwestern portion of the U.S. and the northern portion of Mexico, from the Pacific Coast in the west to Missouri, Arkansas and Louisiana in the east. The land and sea routes explorers of the region between 1528 and 1793 are indicated on the map. Includes pictorial decorative borders on 3 sides, with illustrations related to the explorations, including portraits of the explorers, their ships, or events that occurred in connection with their journeys. Dotted lines showing the extensive explorations of the Spanish. The legend at lower left lists 30 explorations and the text on three sides of the map gives information on the historical figures mentioned. On the map itself are small illustrations of wildlife such as bison (buffalo), trees, people and Indian settlement etc. Title framed with with elaborate cartouche. Relief shown by shadings.
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