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Smith, J. Calvin

Mississippi, Alabama, Florid …

1852

National Atlas

Authors	Smith, J. Calvin
Full Title	(Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, Georgia).
List No	3471.014
Note	Estimated Date. Part of a sixteen piece map combined digitally as a composite in final map of series.

Smith, J. Calvin

Georgia, Florida.

1852

National Atlas

Authors	Smith, J. Calvin
Full Title	(Georgia, Florida).
List No	3471.015
Note	Estimated Date. Part of a sixteen piece map combined digitally as a composite in final map of series.

Smith, J. Calvin, Colton, J. …

United States.

1852

Case Map

Authors	Smith, J. Calvin, Colton, J. H.
Full Title	Colton's Map Of The United States Of America Including Canada and a large portion of Texas: Showing the Base Meridian and Township Lines of the U.S. Surveys. The lands allotted to the Indian Tribes west of the Mississippi. The Various Internal Improvements &c. Compiled from Surveys of the United States Land Office, and various other authentic sources By J. Calvin Smith. New York, Published by J.H. Colton, 86 Cedar St. 1852. Revised Edition. Steel Plates. Entered ... 1843 by Geo. E. Sherman & J. Calvin Smith ... New York. Engraved and Printed by Sherman & Smith New York. (inset) Map Of North America By J. Calvin Smith. (inset) Southern Florida.
List No	5126.000
Note	This is the first year that Colton published this map. Iowa is now fully developed with counties, and there is major railroad growth in Indiana and Illinois, among other changes from the 1850 edition. This is probably the late 1852 issue - Karrow 1-1578 is the same map without Colton's name in the title, indicating that Colton took over publishing the map later in the year. Full color by county. Map is dissected into 36 sections, mounted on linen. Folds into marbled end sheets and a new black cloth folding case 36x30 with "Colton's Map Of The United States J. Calvin Smith 1852" stamped in gold on the spine.

Colton, J. H.

Covers: Topographical Map Of …

1853

Pocket Map

Authors	Colton, J. H.
Full Title	(Covers to) Topographical Map Of The West Indies And The Adjacent Coasts By John Pinkerton, Revised, Corrected and Published by J.H. Colton. No. 86 Cedar St. New York, 1853. Drawn under the direction of Mr. Pinkerton by L. Hebert. Neele sculpt. 352, Strand.
List No	2828.001
Note	This is the extraordinary reuse of an actual Pinkerton map plate of 1809 to make a pocket map in 1852. Colton has taken the almost fifty year old Pinkerton copper plate, made some corrections to the topography (see erased lake in Florida) and added modern features such as railroads in Cuba, new settlements, and a list of Geographical Statistics in the upper right. He probably reissued it because the Pinkerton map is beautifully done and most of the basic topography remained correct. Where he got the plate is somewhat of a mystery, although it may have been obtained from successors to the Philadelphia publisher Thomas Dobson who issued the Philadelphia edition of Pinkerton's Modern Atlas in 1818 (see our #4840). Neele and Hebert are still credited below the neat line. Map is folded into stamped brown cloth covers 14.5x9 with "Map Of The West Indies J.H. Colton" in gilt. Full color. Relief shown by hachures. Prime meridian is Greenwich.

Colton, J. H.

Topographical Map Of The Wes …

1853

Pocket Map

Authors	Colton, J. H.
Full Title	Topographical Map Of The West Indies And The Adjacent Coasts By John Pinkerton, Revised, Corrected and Published by J.H. Colton. No. 86 Cedar St. New York, 1853. Drawn under the direction of Mr. Pinkerton by L. Hebert. Neele sculpt. 352, Strand.
List No	2828.002
Note	This is the extraordinary reuse of an actual Pinkerton map plate of 1809 to make a pocket map in 1852. Colton has taken the almost fifty year old Pinkerton copper plate, made some corrections to the topography (see erased lake in Florida) and added modern features such as railroads in Cuba, new settlements, and a list of Geographical Statistics in the upper right. He probably reissued it because the Pinkerton map is beautifully done and most of the basic topography remained correct. Where he got the plate is somewhat of a mystery, although it may have been obtained from successors to the Philadelphia publisher Thomas Dobson who issued the Philadelphia edition of Pinkerton's Modern Atlas in 1818 (see our #4840). Neele and Hebert are still credited below the neat line. Map is folded into stamped brown cloth covers 14.5x9 with "Map Of The West Indies J.H. Colton" in gilt. Full color. Relief shown by hachures. Prime meridian is Greenwich.

Bache, A. D.

Key-West Harbor, approaches.

1852

Chart Atlas

Authors	Bache, A. D.
Full Title	Preliminary chart of Key-West Harbor and approaches. From a trigonometrical survey under the direction of A.D. Bache, Superintendent of the Survey of the Coast of the United States. Triangulation by J.E. Hilgard, assistant. Topography by I.H. Adams, asst. Hydrography by the party under the command of Lt. John Rodgers, U.S.N. & asst. U.S.C.S. 1852. Second edition. Reduction for engraving by E.K. Knorr. Outlines & topography engraved by A. Rolle, lettering by Edw. Yeager. Electrotype copy no. 1 by G. Mathiot, U.S.C.S. (with logo) U.S. Coast Survey Office.
List No	2470.037
Note	Engraved nautical chart. Depths shown by soundings. Includes 4 sections, sailing directions and descriptive notes. In upper margin "Presented under authority of an act of Congress of the United States of June 3d 1844 by direction of the Treasury Department, A.D. Bache Superintendent Coast Survey." "Sketch F No. 3."

Bache, A. D.

Channel IV, Cedar-Keys, Fla.

1852

Chart Atlas

Authors	Bache, A. D.
Full Title	Reconnaissance of Channel No. IV, Cedar-Keys, Florida. U.S. Coast Survey, A.D. Bache, Superintendent. By F.H. Gerdes, Assistant U.S.C.S. 1852. Topography engraved by Tho. H. Oehlschlager, outlines and lettering by Saml. E. Stull.
List No	2470.039
Note	Engraved nautical chart. Relief shown by hachures, depths by soundings. Includes descriptive notes. In upper margin "Presented under authority of an act of Congress of the United States of June 3d 1844 by direction of the Treasury Department, A.D. Bache Superintendent Coast Survey."

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