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A Map of the British Empire in America with the French and Spanish Settlements adjacent thereto. by Henry Popple. (Sheet 5).

Popple, Henry

A Map of the British Empire …

1746

National Atlas

Authors	Popple, Henry
Full Title	A Map of the British Empire in America with the French and Spanish Settlements adjacent thereto. by Henry Popple. (Sheet 5).
List No	5810.013
Note	Colored map includes the area from Taos, NM in the southwest to the edge of Lake Superior in the northeast. Copper mines, Indian tribes and villages, falls on the Mississippi River, and missions shown.

A Map of the British Empire in America with the French and Spanish Settlements adjacent thereto. by Henry Popple. (Sheet 9).

Popple, Henry

A Map of the British Empire …

1746

National Atlas

Authors	Popple, Henry
Full Title	A Map of the British Empire in America with the French and Spanish Settlements adjacent thereto. by Henry Popple. (Sheet 9).
List No	5810.020
Note	Northern Mexico, New Mexico, and Louisiana shown. The area around Santa Fe is especially detailed with the Spanish settlements noted all along the Rio Grande. Colored.

A New and Correct Map of the United States of North America, Exhibiting the Counties, Towns, Roads &c. in Each State. Carefully Compiled from Surveys and the Most Authentic Documents, by Samuel Lewis. W. & S. Harrison, sculpt. Philadelphia, Published by Kimber & Sharpless for Emmor Kimber 1818.

Lewis, Samuel

United States Of North Ameri …

1818

Wall Map

Authors	Lewis, Samuel
Full Title	A New and Correct Map of the United States of North America, Exhibiting the Counties, Towns, Roads &c. in Each State. Carefully Compiled from Surveys and the Most Authentic Documents, by Samuel Lewis. W. & S. Harrison, sculpt. Philadelphia, Published by Kimber & Sharpless for Emmor Kimber 1818.
List No	4439.000
Note	This is the second, unrecorded edition. The first complete edition was 1816, and the third edition, 1819. Ristow notes an incomplete issue (only the title sheet) of 1815. The 1818 and 1819 editions add an inset map of east Florida. This 1818 edition has a printed notation on the U.S. Mexican boundary: "Boundary between the U. States and the Spanish Provinces agreeable to the Treaty of 1819." This indicates that the map was published late in 1818 or early in 1819, either in anticipation of the February, 1819 signing of the treaty, or just after it. This is a huge map, almost six feet square, full of detail on roads, large and small towns, and areas that were "settling up." Like other large U.S. maps (other than the Melish) of the period (Shelton & Kensett, Varle, Bradley, Arrowsmith, Tardieu), this map extends west to just beyond the Mississippi River. It ranks as the largest in size and scale and is certainly the most detailed. And it is rare, with this 1818 copy being perhaps unique. It must have drawn much of its road information from the Bradley postal map of 1804/12. It is similar to the Arrowsmith 1819 in the northwestern areas, but closer to the Tardieu 1818 in the Michigan Peninsula area. It is not clear to us whether Lewis borrowed from Arrowsmith and Tardieu or vice versa, probably it worked both ways. For an enthusiastic contemporary evaluation of the first edition, see our 1815 copy of the advertisement for this map ("It is, we believe, much the largest specimen of geographical design ever produced in the United States...we do not think it equaled by any large map of European workmanship we have ever examined"). Lewis also made a smaller wall map of the U.S. titled "Traveler's Guide: A New and Correct Map of the United States..." in 1819, and another smaller still in 1817 titled "A Correct Map of the United States with the West Indies..." (see our copies).

Map of the United States Of North America, By David H. Burr. Geographer to the House of Representatives of the U.S. . Entered ... 12th Jan. 1842, by David H. Burr ... District of Columbia.

Burr, David H., 1803-1875

Map of the United States Of …

1842

Wall Map

Authors	Burr, David H., 1803-1875
Full Title	Map of the United States Of North America, By David H. Burr. Geographer to the House of Representatives of the U.S. . Entered ... 12th Jan. 1842, by David H. Burr ... District of Columbia.
List No	5805.000
Note	This large four sheet wall map of the United States west to the 100th meridian must have been intended to accompany Burr's 1839 thirteen sheet American Atlas of postal wall maps (see our 0104.000), although there is little record of its publishing other than a listing in Phillips Maps of America, p.896. The American Atlas has a large map of the United States from coast to coast, but it lacks the detail of this wall map, which shows all most all of the postal roads, canals, and railroads that are delineated on the large scale individual state maps of the American Atlas. That detail makes this wall map one of the best large area road maps of the United States as a whole, of the period - more detailed than Tanner's Map of the United States or Mitchell's Reference and Distance Map of the United States. Burr likely published it as an addendum to the American Atlas to give a larger overview of the road system of the entire United States. Ristow (p.106) mentions that Burr published an edition of the American Atlas in 1842, so it is likely that this map was added to the set then. We are presuming that John Arrowsmith was the publisher and printer because of the similarity of style between this wall map and the American Atlas which he published for Burr, but his name does not appear on the map. There is no key or legend, only a scale of miles, and only two classes of roads are shown, primary and secondary, compared to four classes of roads shown on the American Atlas state maps. In the lower right corner is an untitled inset map of North and South America that is a slighly simplified version of part of John Arrowsmith's Map of the World on Mercators Projection, 1844 (see our 4613.002), further evidence of the John Arrowsmith involvement in publishing this wall map.

A New And Embellished Map of the United States Compiled From the Latest & Most Authentic Documents, By S. Bishop Munson. 1845. Published By Doolittle & Munson & Sherer, Cincinnati, O. Corner of Main & Fifth Sts., opposite the Dennison House. Engraved By Doolittle & Munson. Entered ... 1843, by S. Bishop Munson ... Ohio. (inset) South Part of Florida. (inset of Oregon).

Munson, S. Bishop

United States.

1845

Wall Map

Authors	Munson, S. Bishop
Full Title	A New And Embellished Map of the United States Compiled From the Latest & Most Authentic Documents, By S. Bishop Munson. 1845. Published By Doolittle & Munson & Sherer, Cincinnati, O. Corner of Main & Fifth Sts., opposite the Dennison House. Engraved By Doolittle & Munson. Entered ... 1843, by S. Bishop Munson ... Ohio. (inset) South Part of Florida. (inset of Oregon).
List No	2518.000
Note	Insets of Oregon, Florida, views, Presidents. Vignette of "Landing...at Jamestown, 1607." A very ornamented map, reminiscent of Chapin's Ornamental Map of the U.S. The map extends west to the 102nd parallel, showing a large part of Texas, with good detail on the Indian Tribes west of the Mississippi. Copyright 1843. Engraved by Doolittle & Munson. With black top and bottom rollers and blue cloth edging. Outline color by state with a full color wash. Relief shown by hachures.

(Covers to) Nebraska And Kansas. Published By J.H. Colton & Co. No. 172 William St. New York. Entered ... 1854 by J.H. Colton ... New York. (inset) Map Of The Territory acquired from Mexico by the Gadsden Treaty, 1854. (untitled inset of U.S., Mexico, Central America). Printed by D. Mc Lellan, 26 Spruce St. N.Y.

Colton, J. H.

Cover: Nebraska, Kansas.

1854

Pocket Map

Authors	Colton, J. H.
Full Title	(Covers to) Nebraska And Kansas. Published By J.H. Colton & Co. No. 172 William St. New York. Entered ... 1854 by J.H. Colton ... New York. (inset) Map Of The Territory acquired from Mexico by the Gadsden Treaty, 1854. (untitled inset of U.S., Mexico, Central America). Printed by D. Mc Lellan, 26 Spruce St. N.Y.
List No	3873A

Nebraska And Kansas. Published By J.H. Colton & Co. No. 172 William St. New York. Entered ... 1854 by J.H. Colton ... New York. (inset) Map Of The Territory acquired from Mexico by the Gadsden Treaty, 1854. (untitled inset of U.S., Mexico, Central America). Printed by D. Mc Lellan, 26 Spruce St. N.Y.

Colton, J. H.

Nebraska And Kansas.

1854

Pocket Map

Authors	Colton, J. H.
Full Title	Nebraska And Kansas. Published By J.H. Colton & Co. No. 172 William St. New York. Entered ... 1854 by J.H. Colton ... New York. (inset) Map Of The Territory acquired from Mexico by the Gadsden Treaty, 1854. (untitled inset of U.S., Mexico, Central America). Printed by D. Mc Lellan, 26 Spruce St. N.Y.
List No	3873.001
Note	First edition, first state. First map to show the new Kansas and Nebraska, also shows the important Gadsden Purchase of the same year. This state precedes all other copies we have seen - it is an early pull from the late 1854, early 1855 Colton Map of the United States of America... wall map plate (see our #2834, indicating it appeared in middle or late 1854 - see our 1855 wall map copy #2278 for the corrected topography), with the title different from the second 1854 state, in that the letters of Nebraska and Kansas have stars in them and are open as opposed to the black letters of the second state. Also, this first state has numerous areas that are "cleaned up" in the second state: the trail that crosses the two forks of the Colorado in southern Utah near the map edge has the word "Route" on it - this is removed in the second state, the vine border is reversed from the first to the second state, Louisiana is written straight across in the first - it curves down in the second, Bucksport and San Augustine are shown in Texas along the map southern edge in the second state and not in the first, Sacket's Well and Laguna in California in the inset map are given dots for their location in the second state but not in the first. There are other changes. Streeter shows a second edition in 1855, Heaston a third edition in 1856, but both copyrighted 1855. These have various route changes and place names added when compared to the 1854. A fourth edition appeared in 1857 (see Karrow 12-0361.2 and Graff 836) with the inset of the U.S. changed to Eastern Nebraska and Kansas. Map is full color by state, folded into red cloth covers 15x9 with "Nebraska And Kansas" stamped in gilt, advertisement for Colton on inside front cover.

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 Street. 1854. Revised Edition. Steel Plate. 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 Part Of Florida.

Smith, J. Calvin, Colton, J. …

United States.

1854

Wall 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 Street. 1854. Revised Edition. Steel Plate. 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 Part Of Florida.
List No	4500.000
Note	This is the third year of Colton's publication of this map. Other than adding his name to the title, the map remains the same, except for many changes in the topographical and political information: Washington, Oregon, Utah, New Mexico and California (but not Kansas yet) are shown on the inset map of North America. On the main map Iowa's western counties are filled out, Texas adds many counties in the west, and railroad growth is explosive throughout, all compared to the 1850 edition. With black top and bottom rollers. Full color by county with states outlined.

Johnson's New Illustrated & Embellished County Map Of The Republics Of North America With The Adjacent Islands & Countries, Compiled Drawn & Engraved From U. States Land & Coast Surveys, British Admiralty & other Reliable Sources. By D. Griffing Johnson, New York & Washington. 1859. Entered ... 1856 by D.G. & A.J. Johnson ... New York. Map Designed by A.J. Johnson. Engraved by D.G. Johnson, J.H. Goldthwait, W.S. Barnard, Wm. Wright, G. Rae Smith, F.H. King, James Duthie, J.L. White. (inset) Johnson's Map Of The World on Mercator's Projection ...

Johnson, D. Griffing, Johnso …

Republics Of North America

1859

Wall Map

Authors	Johnson, D. Griffing, Johnson, A.J.
Full Title	Johnson's New Illustrated & Embellished County Map Of The Republics Of North America With The Adjacent Islands & Countries, Compiled Drawn & Engraved From U. States Land & Coast Surveys, British Admiralty & other Reliable Sources. By D. Griffing Johnson, New York & Washington. 1859. Entered ... 1856 by D.G. & A.J. Johnson ... New York. Map Designed by A.J. Johnson. Engraved by D.G. Johnson, J.H. Goldthwait, W.S. Barnard, Wm. Wright, G. Rae Smith, F.H. King, James Duthie, J.L. White. (inset) Johnson's Map Of The World on Mercator's Projection ...
List No	4012.000
Note	Entered in 1856 and first issued in 1857. With an inset map of the World, and views of the U.S. Capital and the Mormon Temple at Salt Lake City, tables of Distances and Statistics from the Census of 1850, and a Note and list of Authorities which reads in part "The part of this Map, between the Mississippi River and Pacific Ocean, was taken (with the consent of Capt. A.A. Humphreys) principally from a map compiled from the following authorities by Lieut. G.K. Warren, Topl Engrs...In the Office of Pacific Rail Road Surveys, War Department." The map referred to must be the 1855 edition (see our copy) of Warren's General Map for the Pacific Railroad Reports. The list of Authorities is almost identical to the list on that map. Also, the map details of the west used in Johnson's map follow the 1855 edition in scope. Karrow lists many issues of this map from 1857 to 1861, with the views varying in each issue, and with Colton taking over as publisher in 1860. See our late Colton edition of 1890 (our #5150). With black top and bottom roller. Full color by county or territory in the U.S. and by state in Central America. Edged in dark blue silk.

Johnson's Texas By Johnson & Browning. (with) inset maps: Plan Of Galveston Bay From The U.S. Coast Survey and Plan of Sabine Lake. No. 33.

Johnson, A.J.

Texas.

1860

World Atlas

Authors	Johnson, A.J.
Full Title	Johnson's Texas By Johnson & Browning. (with) inset maps: Plan Of Galveston Bay From The U.S. Coast Survey and Plan of Sabine Lake. No. 33.
List No	2905.021
Note	Map in full color by county or region. Mail routes and topographic information is given in west Texas.

Johnson's Cuba Jamaica And Porto Rico. By Johnson & Browning. (with) two inset maps: Porto Rico and the City & Harbor Of Havana. No. 51.

Johnson, A.J.

Cuba Jamaica And Porto Rico.

1860

World Atlas

Authors	Johnson, A.J.
Full Title	Johnson's Cuba Jamaica And Porto Rico. By Johnson & Browning. (with) two inset maps: Porto Rico and the City & Harbor Of Havana. No. 51.
List No	2905.034
Note	In full color. Reference to the parishes in Jamaica is included.

Johnson, A.J., Colton, J. H.

Republics Of North America

1860

Wall Map

Authors	Johnson, A.J., Colton, J. H.
Full Title	Johnson's New Illustrated & Embellished County Map Of The Republics Of North America With The Adjacent Islands & Countries, Compiled Drawn & Engraved From U. States Land & Coast Surveys, British Admiralty & other Reliable Sources. Under the Direction of A.J. Johnson. Published by J.H. Colton, 172, William Street, New York, Edition For Johnson & Browning. Richmond VA. 1860. Entered ... 1860 by J.H. Colton ... New York. Map Designed by A.J. Johnson. Engraved by D.G. Johnson, J.H. Goldthwait, W.S. Barnard, Wm. Wright, G. Rae Smith, F.H. King, James Duthie, J.L. White. (inset) Map Of The World on Mercator's Projection ...
List No	5811.000
Note	Entered in 1856 and first issued in 1857. With an inset map of the World, and views of the U.S. Capital and state symbols around an eagle, tables of Distances and Statistics from the Census of 1850. Compared to the 1859 edition (our 4012.000) Colona, Jefferson, and Shoshone are added as proposed states in the west, one of the only maps we have seen to show all three. Also, the imprint of Johnson and Browning, Richmond Virginia is very unusual and probably one of the last north south publishing collaborations on the eve of the Civil War. There is Note and list of Authorities which reads in part "The part of this Map, between the Mississippi River and Pacific Ocean, was taken (with the consent of Capt. A.A. Humphreys) principally from a map compiled from the following authorities by Lieut. G.K. Warren, Topl Engrs...In the Office of Pacific Rail Road Surveys, War Department." The map referred to must be the 1855 edition (see our copy) of Warren's General Map for the Pacific Railroad Reports. The list of Authorities is almost identical to the list on that map. Also, the map details of the west used in Johnson's map follow the 1855 edition in scope. Karrow lists many issues of this map from 1857 to 1861, with the views varying in each issue, and with Colton taking over as publisher in 1860, as in this copy. See our late Colton edition of 1890 (our #5150). With black top and bottom roller. Full color by county or territory in the U.S. and by state in Central America. Edged in dark blue silk.

Fig 14. Section of Mesa Wall at Camp 70.

Ives, J.C.

Section of Mesa Wall at Camp …

1861

Exploration Book

Authors	Ives, J.C.
Full Title	Fig 14. Section of Mesa Wall at Camp 70.
List No	0341.096

The Washington Map Of The United States. By the Superintendent U.S. National Observatory, Washington D.C. 1862. S. Taintor & Co. Rochester, New York & Philadelphia, Pa. Publishers. Holmes, Harrison & Co. London. Entered ... 1861 by Robert P. Smith ... Pennsylvania. Printed by T.S. Wagner, 38 Hudson St. Phila. (with 6 inset maps and 3 profiles).

Smith, Robert P., Taintor, S …

Washington Map of the United …

1862

Wall Map

Authors	Smith, Robert P., Taintor, S. & Co.
Full Title	The Washington Map Of The United States. By the Superintendent U.S. National Observatory, Washington D.C. 1862. S. Taintor & Co. Rochester, New York & Philadelphia, Pa. Publishers. Holmes, Harrison & Co. London. Entered ... 1861 by Robert P. Smith ... Pennsylvania. Printed by T.S. Wagner, 38 Hudson St. Phila. (with 6 inset maps and 3 profiles).
List No	2821.000
Note	Also published by Holmes Harrison & Co., London. Many changes from the 1861 edition in the west indicate that the 1861 edition was hurriedly put out without filling in all the topography. Under the title is a listing of the Slave States with the Note: "The States Marked thus * Claim to have seceded from the United States." Loss in the top four inches of the map, rebacked. Printed by T.P. Wagner, Philadelphia, who may have added the topographical information. This is the third Smith edition, after the 1861 and the early 1862. With black top and bottom rollers. The United States is panted in full color by county, Mexico by state. Shows settlements, transportation routes, and county boundaries. Tables of distances, and state sizes, date of admission, miles of railroads and population. Breakdown of churches by denominations. Time differences table. Ornate margins with vignettes of presidents. 1860 census by county and cities. Inset maps include geology, climate, wildlife, food crops, plants and trees, and world hemispheres. Includes topographic profiles of the United States and the North Atlantic.

Military Map of a part of Eastn. Virginia Department of Maj: Genl: J.A. Dix Comdg 7th Army Corps completed from several Military Reconnaissances & Surveys under the Direction of Capt: Wm. Heine Topt. Engr. U.S. drawn & compiled by Lieut. Ch. Worret & G. Kayser Traced by Lieut. Ch. Worret.

Worret, Charles, Kayser, G.

Military Map of a part of Ea …

1863

Case Map

Authors	Worret, Charles, Kayser, G.
Full Title	Military Map of a part of Eastn. Virginia Department of Maj: Genl: J.A. Dix Comdg 7th Army Corps completed from several Military Reconnaissances & Surveys under the Direction of Capt: Wm. Heine Topt. Engr. U.S. drawn & compiled by Lieut. Ch. Worret & G. Kayser Traced by Lieut. Ch. Worret.
List No	5081.000
Note	This immense, large scale map at first appears to be manuscript, entirely hand drawn. Dissected into 35 sections and mounted on linen. Upon closer inspection, it proves to be a lithograph of a hand drawn field map, with several large sections filled in or corrected in manuscript and with the waterways colored blue. It is centered on the area around Suffolk, Virginia, extending north and east to Fort Monroe, Hampton Roads and Norfolk, west to Franklin, Zuni and the Blackwater River, and south to about nine miles south of the North Carolina border. It was probably hand drawn and lithographed for immediate field use (note the title says "Traced by Lieut. Ch. Worret") with a very small press run, and corrected and updated as needed. There is a great deal of local information shown: the names of all property owners and their farms and buildings, railroads, rivers and small streams, the large Dismal Swamp, fortifications, roads and paths and distances thereon, "old Rebl. camp," "Rebl camp," "Marmaduke Ellis (Deserter)," "Negroes," and more. A "Note" at the top right corner gives the sources of the map: "Coast lines by U.S. Coast Survey" and then a list of surveys by Maj Wetterall, Maj. Stratton, 1st Lieut. James, 1st Lieut. Ch. Worrett, Lt. Soederquist, and Geo. Kayser, that were used in the construct of this map. Below the Note is the manuscript signature of "Lieut. James Ch Engr. Suffolk" and a manuscript presentation of the map "To Brig. Gen Terry with compliments of 1st Lt. C.H. James Act. Chief Engineer Maj. Gen Pecks Staff." We have dated the map (1863) based on the Soederquist Map of Suffolk & vicinity (Stephenson 661) which Stephenson dates (1863). Soederquist's map is on the same scale as this map, and is most likely a companion map to the Soederquist map of Norfolk & Vicinity that is listed in the "Note" as a source for this map. (Continued in Reference field below).

Johnson's West Indies By Johnson And Ward. Entered ... 1864, by A.J. Johnson ... New York.(inset) The Bermuda Islands.

Johnson, A.J.

West Indies

1864

World Atlas

Authors	Johnson, A.J.
Full Title	Johnson's West Indies By Johnson And Ward. Entered ... 1864, by A.J. Johnson ... New York.(inset) The Bermuda Islands.
List No	0352.031
Note	Full color by county, with heavy outlines around the state. One map on 2 sheets, both numbered 44. Prime meridians are Greenwich and Washington D.C. Relief shown by hachures. Depth shown by isolines and soundings.

Johnson's Australia. By Johnson And Ward.

Johnson, A.J.

Australia

1864

World Atlas

Authors	Johnson, A.J.
Full Title	Johnson's Australia. By Johnson And Ward.
List No	0352.073
Note	Full color map. Includes references to Counties in West and South Australia, New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, and Van Diemen Land. Relief shown by hachures. Prime meridians are Greenwich and Washington D.C.

Schonberg & Co.

Minnesota. Virginia and West …

1865

World Atlas

Authors	Schonberg & Co.
Full Title	Minnesota. Virginia East & West.
List No	4324.017
Note	Virginia map at scale 1:2,500,000. Relief shown in hachures. Prime meridians are Greenwich and Washington D.C. Counties differentiated by full color.

Schonberg & Co.

West Indies. Europe.

1865

World Atlas

Authors	Schonberg & Co.
Full Title	West Indies. Europe.
List No	4324.026
Note	Europe map at scale 1:17,500,000. Relief shown in hachures. Prime meridians are Greenwich and Washington D.C. Countries differentiated by full color.

Bancroft's Map Of The Pacific States. Compiled By Wm. Henry Knight. Published by H.H. Bancroft & Co. Booksellers and Stationers, San Francisco, Cal. 1867. Entered ... 1867, by H.H. Bancroft & Company ... California.

Bancroft, H.H., Knight, W.H.

Bancroft's Map Of The Pacifi …

1867

Wall Map

Authors	Bancroft, H.H., Knight, W.H.
Full Title	Bancroft's Map Of The Pacific States. Compiled By Wm. Henry Knight. Published by H.H. Bancroft & Co. Booksellers and Stationers, San Francisco, Cal. 1867. Entered ... 1867, by H.H. Bancroft & Company ... California.
List No	2549.000
Note	Highly detailed, important map. 1st edition 1863. This map was the "mother" map for Bancroft's several issues of the pocket map versions of the northern and southern halves of this map, as well as for many later issues of this map. It is wonderfully detailed, full of endless information on the western states, information that is found in few other maps of the same period. It differs from the 1863 edition in not having an inset map of Hawaii and in showing Montana and Idaho. With black top and bottom rollers. Full color by county, outlined by state.

Geological sections from the Verde River to the Gila River, Arizona Ter. Along the route travelled by Party No. 2 of the Exploration of 1871. To accompany the report of Arch. R. Marvine. (1875)

Marvine, Archibald Robertson …

Geological sections Verde Ri …

1875

Exploration Book

Authors	Marvine, Archibald Robertson, 1848-1876, Wheeler, G.M.
Full Title	Geological sections from the Verde River to the Gila River, Arizona Ter. Along the route travelled by Party No. 2 of the Exploration of 1871. To accompany the report of Arch. R. Marvine. (1875)
List No	2220.068
Note	Sepia toned lithographed sections. Contents: Sec. 1. From Verde river to the Little Colorado -- Sec. 2. From Little Colorado to Camp Apache -- Sec. 3. From Camp Apache to the Gila River. Geologic units shown: Archaean, granites, gneiss, diorites, schists, Partially metamorphosed, Tonto shales & sandstones, Red Wall limestone, Aubrey, cherty limestone & stratified sandstone, arenaceous shales, Triassic, Alluvium, Rhyolite-lava, Basaltic-lava.

View looking south into the Grand Canon of the Colorado, from Sheavwitz Crossing. 1872. U.S. Geographical Surveys West of the 100th Meridian. (1889)

Wheeler, G.M.

Grand Canon from Sheavwitz C …

1889

Exploration Book

Authors	Wheeler, G.M.
Full Title	View looking south into the Grand Canon of the Colorado, from Sheavwitz Crossing. 1872. U.S. Geographical Surveys West of the 100th Meridian. (1889)
List No	2220.021
Note	Lithographed view, b&w. " ... shows a projecting rock on the right hand of the sketch called 'Devil's Anvil,' that overhangs the almost perpendicular canon. Part of the southern wall is shown, and also the river-bed. The photographic view was taken at a point a little higher up than Diamond Creek by one of the land parties of 1872."-- v. 1, p. 164.

Grand Canon of the Colorado, near Paria Creek, looking east. 1872. U.S. Geographical Surveys West of the 100th Meridian. (1889)

Wheeler, G.M.

Grand Canon near Paria Creek …

1889

Exploration Book

Authors	Wheeler, G.M.
Full Title	Grand Canon of the Colorado, near Paria Creek, looking east. 1872. U.S. Geographical Surveys West of the 100th Meridian. (1889)
List No	2220.023
Note	Sepia tone lithographed view. "... gives an illustration of the verticality of the lower or first wall above the bed of the river, as also the carving of its surface at Paria Creek. A part of the summit of an irregular plateau appears in the distance."-- v. 1, p. 168.

Colorado River party reaching mouth of Diamond Creek. 1871. U.S. Geographical Surveys West of the 100th Meridian. (1889)

O'Sullivan, T. H., Wheeler, …

Colorado River party, Diamon …

1889

Exploration Book

Authors	O'Sullivan, T. H., Wheeler, G.M.
Full Title	Colorado River party reaching mouth of Diamond Creek. 1871. U.S. Geographical Surveys West of the 100th Meridian. (1889)
List No	2220.024
Note	Sepia tone lithographed view. "Plate XXIV is a sketch redrawn from a photograph by O'Sullivan ... showing the northern wall of the canon that is here eroded into gentler profiles ... "

Map of the United States and territories, with adjacent parts of Canada and Mexico also part of the West India islands, showing the extent of public surveys, Indian, military, and forest reservations, rail roads, canals, national parks and other details, compiled from official surveys of the General Land Office and other authentic sources. Under the direction of the Hon. Lewis A. Groff, Commissioner. A.F. Dinsmore, Chief, Draughting Division. 1890. Isaac Friedenwald, Photo. Litho. Balto. Md. (inset) Territory of Alaska.

U.S. General Land Office

United States and territorie …

1890

Wall Map

Authors	U.S. General Land Office
Full Title	Map of the United States and territories, with adjacent parts of Canada and Mexico also part of the West India islands, showing the extent of public surveys, Indian, military, and forest reservations, rail roads, canals, national parks and other details, compiled from official surveys of the General Land Office and other authentic sources. Under the direction of the Hon. Lewis A. Groff, Commissioner. A.F. Dinsmore, Chief, Draughting Division. 1890. Isaac Friedenwald, Photo. Litho. Balto. Md. (inset) Territory of Alaska.
List No	3157.000
Note	Changes from 1888 ed: N. & S. Dakota, Oklahoma Ter., smaller Ind. Res. Printed in full color. Printed on 6 sheets (David Rumsey Collection copy mounted as one sheet). Relief shown by hachures. Prime meridians: Greenwich and Washington.

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