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Author
Tanner, Henry S.
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Separate issue of the map normally found with the guide. Inset maps show the environs of Albany Saratoga, Niagara Falls, Quebec, Providence, Boston, Richmond, New York, Charleston, Baltimore and Washington, Washington D.C., and Philadelphia. Full color by state. Brown cloth covers 13.5x8.5 are stamped "U. States" in gold.
Author
[Mitchell, Samuel Augustus, Young, James H., Drake, Ira S., Hazzard, John L.]
Note
Guide Book, 124 p., includes: Index to Rail Roads and Index to General Routes. The contents calls for only one map but a second new map is added of the entire U.S., from the Mitchell Universal Atlas plate. The Drake1856 map adds J.L. Hazzard to the title and compared to the 1855 issue shows several new proposed railroads, particularly in the area west of the Missouri River (possibly the proposed Pacific Railroad routes). The Mitchell/Young U.S. map is slightly different from the same map in the 1856 Universal Atlas, in its showing of the Pacific Railroad routes. Bound in dark green leather covers with "Mitchell's New Traveler's Guide Through The United States" and a beautiful illustration stamped in gilt. The two insets in the first map are titled "Gold Region Of California" and "District Of Columbia". Both maps in outline color. Prime meridians are in Washington D.C. and Greenwich.
Author
[Mitchell, Samuel Augustus, Young, James H., Drake, Ira S., Hazzard, John L.]
Note
The contents calls for only one map but a second new map is added of the entire U.S., from the Mitchell Universal Atlas plate. The Drake1856 map adds J.L. Hazzard to the title and compared to the 1855 issue shows several new proposed railroads, particularly in the area west of the Missouri River (possibly the proposed Pacific Railroad routes). The Mitchell/Young U.S. map is slightly different from the same map in the 1856 Universal Atlas, in its showing of the Pacific Railroad routes. Bound in dark green leather covers with "Mitchell's New Traveler's Guide Through The United States" and a beautiful illustration stamped in gilt. The two insets in the first map are titled "Gold Region Of California" and "District Of Columbia". Both maps in outline color. Prime meridians are in Washington D.C. and Greenwich.
Author
[Mitchell, Samuel Augustus, Young, James H., Drake, Ira S., Hazzard, John L.]
Note
The contents calls for only one map but a second new map is added of the entire U.S., from the Mitchell Universal Atlas plate. The Drake1856 map adds J.L. Hazzard to the title and compared to the 1855 issue shows several new proposed railroads, particularly in the area west of the Missouri River (possibly the proposed Pacific Railroad routes). The Mitchell/Young U.S. map is slightly different from the same map in the 1856 Universal Atlas, in its showing of the Pacific Railroad routes. Bound in dark green leather covers with "Mitchell's New Traveler's Guide Through The United States" and a beautiful illustration stamped in gilt. The two insets in the first map are titled "Gold Region Of California" and "District Of Columbia". Both maps in outline color. Prime meridians are in Washington D.C. and Greenwich.
Author
[Mitchell, Samuel Augustus, Young, James H., Drake, Ira S., Hazzard, John L.]
Note
The contents calls for only one map but a second new map is added of the entire U.S., from the Mitchell Universal Atlas plate. The Drake1856 map adds J.L. Hazzard to the title and compared to the 1855 issue shows several new proposed railroads, particularly in the area west of the Missouri River (possibly the proposed Pacific Railroad routes). The Mitchell/Young U.S. map is slightly different from the same map in the 1856 Universal Atlas, in its showing of the Pacific Railroad routes. Bound in dark green leather covers with "Mitchell's New Traveler's Guide Through The United States" and a beautiful illustration stamped in gilt. The two insets in the first map are titled "Gold Region Of California" and "District Of Columbia". Both maps in outline color. Prime meridians are in Washington D.C. and Greenwich.
Author
[Mitchell, Samuel Augustus, Drake, Ira S.]
Note
This is a major revision of the guide with an entirely new map by Ira S. Drake (about whom we find nothing) with five inset maps entitled - "Vicinity Of Niagara Falls", "Map Of The Copper Mine Region", "Map of the Gold and Quicksilver district of California", "Map of the Maritime and Overland Routes to California", and "Map Of New England Or Eastern States". The map emphasis on the California gold rush is clear, although the 128 pages of expanded text do not yet list routes to the gold fields, while they do add routes west from St. Louis and Independence. The main map is larger than the earlier Mitchell/Young maps, but shows roughly the same area on a somewhat larger scale. An "Advertisement" (actually a preface) dated Nov. 1, 1848, states: "The following work is similar in design to 'Mitchell's Traveller's Guide,' first published about twelve years ago, and which has been so extremely patronized, that it may be safely asserted no book of the kind ever printed in this country has met with so wide a circulation." Covers are black stamped leather with "Mitchell's New Traveller's Guide Through The United States" and a beautiful illustration of a steam boat and train stamped in gilt. Map is outline color. Catalogue of Thomas, Cowperthwait School Books included in the text. Prime meridian is Washington D.C.
Author
[Mitchell, Samuel Augustus, Drake, Ira S.]
Note
This is a major revision of the guide with an entirely new map by Ira S. Drake (about whom we find nothing) with five inset maps entitled - "Vicinity Of Niagara Falls", "Map Of The Copper Mine Region", "Map of the Gold and Quicksilver district of California", "Map of the Maritime and Overland Routes to California", and "Map Of New England Or Eastern States". The map emphasis on the California gold rush is clear, although the 128 pages of expanded text do not yet list routes to the gold fields, while they do add routes west from St. Louis and Independence. The main map is larger than the earlier Mitchell/Young maps, but shows roughly the same area on a somewhat larger scale. An "Advertisement" (actually a preface) dated Nov. 1, 1848, states: "The following work is similar in design to 'Mitchell's Traveller's Guide,' first published about twelve years ago, and which has been so extremely patronized, that it may be safely asserted no book of the kind ever printed in this country has met with so wide a circulation." Covers are black stamped leather with "Mitchell's New Traveller's Guide Through The United States" and a beautiful illustration of a steam boat and train stamped in gilt. Map is outline color. Catalogue of Thomas, Cowperthwait School Books included in the text.
Author
[Mitchell, Samuel Augustus, Drake, Ira S.]
Note
This is a major revision of the guide with an entirely new map by Ira S. Drake (about whom we find nothing) with five inset maps entitled - "Vicinity Of Niagara Falls", "Map Of The Copper Mine Region", "Map of the Gold and Quicksilver district of California", "Map of the Maritime and Overland Routes to California", and "Map Of New England Or Eastern States". The map emphasis on the California gold rush is clear, although the 128 pages of expanded text do not yet list routes to the gold fields, while they do add routes west from St. Louis and Independence. The main map is larger than the earlier Mitchell/Young maps, but shows roughly the same area on a somewhat larger scale. An "Advertisement" (actually a preface) dated Nov. 1, 1848, states: "The following work is similar in design to 'Mitchell's Traveller's Guide,' first published about twelve years ago, and which has been so extremely patronized, that it may be safely asserted no book of the kind ever printed in this country has met with so wide a circulation." Covers are black stamped leather with "Mitchell's New Traveller's Guide Through The United States" and a beautiful illustration of a steam boat and train stamped in gilt. Map is outline color. Catalogue of Thomas, Cowperthwait School Books included in the text.
Author
Cram, George Franklin
Note
Relief shown by hachures. Prime meridians Washington D.C. and Greenwich.
Author
Cram, George Franklin
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With printed color.
Author
Cram, George Franklin
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Prime meridians Washington D.C. and Greenwich. Relief shown by hachures. With printed color.
Author
Rand McNally and Company
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Three statistical charts. "Rand, McNally & Company's" in upper margin.
Author
Galveston, Houston, & Henderson Railroad
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Partial color with Texas in pink.
Author
Canada Government Railways
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Accompanies the Annual Report on Railway Statistics. With full printed color, the railways shown in red. The map is in two sheets, each dissected into 54 sections. The map sheets are folding with marbled end sheets and a brown cloth slip case 21x14 with a label reading "Canadian Dominion. London: Edward Stanford, Wholesale & Retail Mapseller, &c. 55, Charing Cross. Schreiber ..."
Author
Canada Government Railways
Note
Accompanies the Annual Report on Railway Statistics. With full printed color, the railways shown in red. The map is in two sheets, each dissected into 54 sections. The map sheets are folding with marbled end sheets and a brown cloth slip case 21x14 with a label reading "Canadian Dominion. London: Edward Stanford, Wholesale & Retail Mapseller, &c. 55, Charing Cross. Schreiber ..."
Author
Rand McNally and Company
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Railroads include Canada, Mexico, Cuba, Puerto Rico, and Hawaii.
Author
Rand McNally and Company
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Railroads include Canada, Mexico, Cuba, Puerto Rico, and Hawaii.
Author
Rand McNally and Company
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Railroads include Canada, Mexico, Cuba, Puerto Rico, and Hawaii.
Author
Rand McNally and Company
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Railroads include Canada, Mexico, Cuba, Puerto Rico, and Hawaii.
Author
Rand McNally and Company
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Travel distance tables including some overseas destinations.
Author
Rand McNally and Company
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International travel distance tables by states.
Author
Rand McNally and Company
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International travel distance tables by states.
Author
Rand McNally and Company
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Shows railroad lines and destinations.
Author
Rand McNally and Company
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Shows railroad lines and destinations.
Author
Rand McNally and Company
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Shows railroad lines and destinations.
Author
Rand McNally and Company
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The full printed color map is folded into a cloth covered brown binding 17x11 with gilt letters stating "Rand, McNally & Co's New Commercial Map Of The United States And Adjacent Portions Of Canada, Mexico, And The West Indies."
Author
Rand McNally and Company
Note
The full printed color map is folded into a cloth covered brown binding 17x11 with gilt letters stating "Rand, McNally & Co's New Commercial Map Of The United States And Adjacent Portions Of Canada, Mexico, And The West Indies."
Author
Rand McNally and Company
Note
Copyright 1882. Inset map of the United States. 1 of six sections. Very large map of the northeast and middle coastal areas, which, although complete by itself, was also part of a twelve sheet map in six parts (two sheets to each part) that extended west to the 105th parallel and south to Florida and measured 10x15 feet (see Modelski). All the existing railroads are shown in great detail at a scale of six miles to one inch. Because of it great size, the map was hand colored. Dissected into 49 sections and backed with linen. See our 5802.000 for a related map. Folds into dark blue cloth covered boards 31x23.
Author
Lloyd, J. T.
Note
Two sided wall map -see 1866 copy. On this side, in addition to the U.S. map, there are insets of major cities and their rail lines. Similar to the 1866 edition, but some changes - on the verso North America map, adds inset of South America, the Pacific Railway route has been changed to go north of Salt Lake, some of the ads on the steamship routes have been deleted.
Author
Colton, J. H.
Note
Civil War map - Confederacy green, North red, border states yellow. A pasted down sheet in the bottom margin explains the color coding and gives population statistics for the three regions. There is an ad for "Colton's...Complete Series of War Maps" on the verso of the cover and a pasted down list of Union and Confederate Political and Military leaders on the verso of the map. The map was sold in London by Sampson Low, Son & Co., by arrangement with Colton. All the prices quoted for Colton's maps on the paste down are in pounds. There was great demand in England for maps of the American Civil War, and Colton exploited it by providing his maps to English map sellers. W.H. has an identical copy of this map sold by Crutchly. Stanford also sold this map under his imprint. Full color. Dissected into 32 sections. Folds into dark green cloth covers 23x14.5 with a green paper label reading "Colton's Map Of Thr (sic) The United States Of America And The Canadas."
Author
G.W. & C.B. Colton & Co.
Note
Outline hand coloring with rail lines highlighted in blue and red. Fingers point the way on the large map to New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Norfolk.
Author
Tanner, Henry S.
Note
2nd (and best) edition, first with Tanner's Map of the Canals and Railroads of the United States. The map is copyright 1830. The book lists over 150 canals and navigation improvements in great detail. The map shows the most important canals and two railroads in operation, and one proposed railroad (the Great Western Railroad, from New York to the Mississippi River)plus two others. The canals and railroad lines are in color. The first edition appeared in 1826 with 10 maps but without the Tanner map (see our copy #4214). Tanner in 1834 and 1840 (see our copies, #2655 and #979) published a book on Canals and Railroads that uses the same map, updated. Modelski lists the 1834 Tanner map as "one of the earliest general maps of the eastern United States showing railroads in operation." Since this 1830 copy is an earlier state of the same map, it probably qualifies as the true "first." Two folding plates of profiles of canals and railroads at the back. Not in Streeter, Eberstadt, or Graff. Bound in half leather boards with "A Connected View" on the spine.
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