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Galveston Bay & Texas Land C …

1830

Ephemera

Authors	Galveston Bay & Texas Land Company, Dey, Anthony
Full Title	Galveston Bay & Texas Land Company. Scrip No. 5752 for one Labor, containing 177 136/1000 Acres. ... New York, 16th October 1830.
List No	5177.001
Note	Labor sold to Anthony Dey. Accompanying map at the bottom of the deed uncolored.

Galveston Bay & Texas Land C …

1830

Ephemera

Authors	Galveston Bay & Texas Land Company, Dey, Anthony
Full Title	Galveston Bay & Texas Land Company. Scrip No. 795 for one Sitio, containing 4428 402/1000 Acres. ... New York, 16th October 1830.
List No	5177.002
Note	Sitio sold to Rodman Moulton. Accompanying map at the bottom of the deed uncolored.

Lay, Amos

United States.

1832

Wall Map

Authors	Lay, Amos
Full Title	Lay's Map of the United States. Compiled from the Latest and best Authorities and Actual Surveys By Amos Lay, Geographer and Map Publisher New York 1832. Engraved by O.H. & D.L. Throop & Wm. Chapin, New York. O.H. Throop, del. Entered ... May 8th 1827 By Amos Lay ... New York. (inset) Florida.
List No	5170.000
Note	Changes from the 1828 edition include: the Michigan Peninsula has been completely redrawn (probably following Tanner's 1832 Map of the United States, our #4406), the Statistical Tables have been filled in for 1830, and Texas is extensively altered adding much of the information from the Steven Austin Map of Texas of 1830, although incorrectly placing Galveston at the mouth of the Trinity River. Lay's showing of Texas in this edition, while not correct in every respect, is the best detailed depiction of Texas on any large map of the United States until Tanner's 1836 edition of his Map of the United States. With black top and bottom rollers, and light yellow cloth edging. Map is unvarnished and has blue outline color by state.

Cruchley, G., Laurie, Richar …

Cover: Fredonia or the Unite …

1833

Case Map

Authors	Cruchley, G., Laurie, Richard Holmes
Full Title	(Covers to) Fredonia Or The United States of North America, Including Also Cabotia, Or The Canadian Provinces, The Western Territory To The Pacific Ocean, And the Northern Part of the Mexican States. 14th August, 1830. Additions 1833.
List No	3827A

Cruchley, G., Laurie, Richar …

Fredonia Or The United State …

1833

Case Map

Authors	Cruchley, G., Laurie, Richard Holmes
Full Title	Fredonia Or The United States of North America, Including Also Cabotia, Or The Canadian Provinces, The Western Territory To The Pacific Ocean, And the Northern Part of the Mexican States. 14th August, 1830. Additions 1833.
List No	3827.001
Note	The third edition (although I can detect no changes from the first issue of 1830). Has the note in the lower left explaining the origin of the term of Fredonia. This map is the only one I have seen that copies almost literally three earlier maps: Lewis and Clark (1814), Long (1822), and Arrowsmith's Mexico (1820). Laurie used the term Fredonia, we may assume, to create a novelty of his map, in the same manner as his "Cabotia" map of 1814. Has the original case with label, and an advertisement for Crunchley's publications on the verso of the map. W. Heckrotte has another edition dated 1834 improved to 1836 (with changes in California based on John Arrowsmith's Map of British North America, 1834), and the second edition of 1832. The western topography is changed to incorporate Arrowsmith's map of 1834 (British North America) and an independent Texas is shown. Editions seen of 1830, 1832, 1834, 1836, 1849. It appears that the map was updated frequently in order to keep it current. It is an excellent and beautiful map.

Woodbridge, J.L., Varle, Cha …

United States.

1845

Wall Map

Authors	Woodbridge, J.L., Varle, Charles P.
Full Title	Map of the United States With The Recent Counties, Cities, Villages and Internal Improvements in the Western States. By J.L. Woodbridge. Geographer And Topographical Engineer N. York, Published By Phelps & Ensign. 1845. (with 4 inset maps) North Part Of Maine. Map of North America including the West Indies. South Part Of Florida. Texas. (with) diagram showing Comparative Heights of the Principal Mountains in the U. States. (with) Physical Sections from "Washington City to Wheeling and from thence to the mouth of Columbia river" and from the "Pacific Ocean to the Gulf of Mexico."
List No	5463.000
Note	Although Charles P. Varle is not listed as the creator of this map, it is clearly based on the earlier Varle maps of the United States of 1817 and 1832 (see our copies), but updated by Woodbridge. Full color wall map mounted on linen with wooden poles. Main map color delineated by county. Map of North America colored by state or country. Includes a population chart from the 1820, 1830, and 1840 censuses including number of seamen and slaves. Chart clearly shows the states that have abolished slavery by 1830.

Carpelan, Wilhelm Maximilian …

Sud. Norwegen.

1845

World Atlas

Authors	Carpelan, Wilhelm Maximilian, 1787-1830, Meyer, Joseph, 1796-1856, Radefeld, Carl Christian Franz, 1788-1874
Full Title	Sudliches Norwegen nach Carpelan. Entw. u. gez. v. Hauptm. Radefeld. 1845. Aus der Geographischen Graviranstalt des Bibliographischen Instituts zu Hildburghsn., Amsterdam, Paris u. Philadelphia, (1860)
List No	4807.084
Note	Engraved map. Administrative subdivision boundaries hand col. Relief shown by hachures and spot heights. Includes inset maps of the Trondheim, Bergen and Christiania regions and size and population table. "Meyers Handatlas No. 60." Prime meridian: Ferro.

Ives, J.C., Whipple, A.W.

From Fort Smith to the Rio G …

1861

Exploration Book

Authors	Ives, J.C., Whipple, A.W.
Full Title	From Fort Smith to the Rio Grande from explorations and surveys made under the direction of the Hon. Jefferson Davis, Secretary of War by Lieut. A.W. Whipple, Topogl. Engrs. and Lieut. J.C. Ives, Topogl. Engrs. A.H. Campbell, Civil Eng. and Surveyor, Asst. Surveyors: Wm. White Jr., N.H. Hutton, and J.P. Sherburne. 1853-4. Explorations and Surveys for a Rail Road Route from the Missisippi (sic) River to the Pacific Ocean, War Department, Route Near the 35th Parallel, Map No. 1. Engr. by Selmar Siebert.
List No	0693.037
Note	Map begins in the east at Ft. Smith (Arkansas) and continues along the Red River through Texas ending at the Rio Grande in present-day New Mexico. With inset map, "Sketch of the Rio Pecos at Anton Chico."

Pope, John

From the Red River to the Ri …

1861

Exploration Book

Authors	Pope, John
Full Title	From the Red River to the Rio Grande, from Explorations and Surveys made under the direction of the Hon. Jefferson Davis, Secretary of War, by Captain John Pope, Corps Topl. Engrs. assisted by Lieutenant Kenner Gerrard, 1st Dragoons. 1854-6. Map and Profile No. 1. Explorations and Surveys for a Railroad Route from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean. War Department. Route near the 32nd parallel.
List No	0693.049
Note	Uncolored.

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