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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. This is an important map of Kansas Territory and one of the first maps to name Denver. It is shows the full extent of the Kansas Territory from the Missouri River to the Rocky Mountains. "Gold Field" is printed on the map in the area just south of Denver, in reference to the Pikes Peak gold rush of 1858-1860. Includes topographic features. Shows locations of forts, major cities and towns, and Native Americans territories. Shows routes of explorers and topographical engineers, including Major W. H. Emory, Lieut. W. G. Peck, Captain Nathan Boone, Captain J. C. Fremont, Captain J. Pope, Lieut. Franklin, Colonel Sumner, Lieut. I. C. Woodruff and Major Carry. Prime Meridians are Washington and Greenwich. Relief shown by hachures.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridians are Washington and Greenwich. Relief shown by hachures. Shows capitals, routes of Pacific Railroad, roads, military and trading posts, major cities and towns. Shows Native Americans settlements.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridians are Washington and Greenwich. Relief shown by hachures. Shows capitals, routes of Pacific Railroad, roads, military and trading posts, major cities and towns. Shows tribes of Native Americans.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridians are Washington and Greenwich. Relief shown by hachures. Shows capitals, railroads, roads, canals, forts, major cities and towns. Shows tribes of Native Americans. Includes note on "Lands of the Dakota or Sioux Indians, and Minni Wakan Lake.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridians are Washington and Greenwich. Relief shown by hachures. Shows capital, railroads, roads, canals, major cities and towns.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridians are Washington and Greenwich. Relief shown by hachures. Shows capital, railroads, roads, canals, major cities and towns.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridians are Washington and Greenwich. Shows capital, railroads, roads, canals, major cities and towns.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridians are Washington and Greenwich. Shows capital, railroads, roads, canals, major cities and towns.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridians are Washington and Greenwich. Shows capital, railroads, roads, canals, major cities and towns. Includes explanation to land distances from place to place.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridians are Washington and Greenwich. Relief shown by hachures. Shows capital, railroads, roads, canals, major cities and towns.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridian is Greenwich. Shows capital, railroads, roads, major cities and towns.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridian is Washington. Relief shown by hachures. Shows capital, railroads, roads, major cities and towns, and land distances from town to town. Includes Table of Steamship Routes.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridian is Washington. Relief shown by hachures. Shows capital, railroads, roads, major cities and towns, and post offices. Includes Table of Steamship Routes.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridian is Washington. Relief shown by hachures. Shows capital, railroads, roads, major cities and towns, and post offices. Includes Table of Population of Arkansas by the Census of 1850.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridians are Washington and Greenwich. Relief shown by hachures. Shows capital, railroads, roads, major cities and towns, and post offices. Includes note on complete and proposed railroad projects in Texas.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridian is Washington. Relief shown by hachures. Shows capital, railroads, roads, major cities and towns.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridian is Washington. Relief shown by hachures. Shows capital, railroads, roads, major cities and towns. Includes Table to Steamboat routes.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridian is Washington. Relief shown by hachures. Shows capital, railroads, roads, major cities and towns. Includes Table to Steamboat routes.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridian is Washington. Shows swamps, capital, railroads, roads, major cities and towns. Includes Table to Water routes.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridian is Washington. Relief shown by hachures. Shows capital, railroads, roads, major cities and towns.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridian is Washington. Relief shown by hachures. Shows capital, canals, railroads, roads, battle fields, major cities and towns.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridian is Washington. Relief shown by hachures. Shows capital, railroads, roads, major cities and towns, canals, battle fields, and gold and copper mines.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridian is Washington. Relief shown by hachures. Shows capitals, railroads, roads, stage routes, major cities and towns.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by Wards. Includes references to major public buildings and the Wards.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridian is Washington. Relief shown by hachures. Shows capitals, canals, railroads, roads, major cities and towns.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridian is Washington. Relief shown by hachures. Shows capital, canals, roads, major cities and towns.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridian is Washington. Relief shown by hachures. Include population table, list of counties and towns, and table of distances. Shows capital, railroads, roads, major cities and towns.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridian is Washington. Relief shown by hachures. Includes census of the State of New York in 1850. Statistical tables including population tables, Square miles and population by counties, and miscellaneous statistics. Shows capital, canals, railroads, roads, major cities and towns.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridian is Washington. Relief shown by hachures. Statistical tables include population table at different period, and list of counties and county towns. Shows capital, railroads, roads, major cities and towns.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridian is Washington. Relief shown by hachures. Includes statistical tables and references to major public buildings in Boston. Shows capital, railroads, roads, major cities and towns.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridian is Washington. Relief shown by hachures. Includes population table at different period, and list of counties and county towns. Shows capital, railroads, roads, major cities and towns.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridian is Washington. Relief shown by hachures. Includes population table at different period, and list of counties and county towns. Shows capital, railroads, roads, stage routes, major cities and towns.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Double sheet map, colored by states. Prime Meridians are Washington and Greenwich. Relief shown by hachures. Includes explanation and notes. Shows capital of states and territories, railroads, roads, battle fields, mail routes, major cities and towns. Notes on railroad routes proposed to the Pacific Ocean, and overland mail routes.
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Mitchell, Samuel Augustus
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Colored by county. Prime Meridian is Washington. Relief shown by hachures. Includes explanation. Shows railroads, capitals, and major towns.
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[Mitchell, Samuel Augustus, Young, James H., Drake, Ira S., Hazzard, J.L.]
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U.S. Map by Drake/Hazard shows many new railroads compared to the 1856 edition. The Mitchell/Young U.S. map adds Dakota, Arizona, and many new railroad routes. This was the last year of Desilver publishing Mitchell's guide (although Buck claims to have seen an 1864 (?) issue). Enlarged catalogue of Desilver publications (which mention no map or atlas publications, indicating that Desilver was phasing out the map business, just as Mitchell's son was starting the New General Atlas edition). Bound into blue cloth covers with "Mitchell's New Traveller's Guide Through The United States" and a beautiful illustration stamped in gilt (which is changed from the 1856 edition). Outline color in both maps. Prime meridian is Washington D.C.
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[Mitchell, Samuel Augustus, Young, James H., Drake, Ira S., Hazzard, J.L.]
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U.S. Map by Drake/Hazard shows many new railroads compared to the 1856 edition. The Mitchell/Young U.S. map adds Dakota, Arizona, and many new railroad routes. This was the last year of Desilver publishing Mitchell's guide (although Buck claims to have seen an 1864 (?) issue). Enlarged catalogue of Desilver publications (which mention no map or atlas publications, indicating that Desilver was phasing out the map business, just as Mitchell's son was starting the New General Atlas edition). Bound into blue cloth covers with "Mitchell's New Traveller's Guide Through The United States" and a beautiful illustration stamped in gilt (which is changed from the 1856 edition). Outline color in both maps. Prime meridian is Washington D.C.
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[Mitchell, Samuel Augustus, Young, James H., Drake, Ira S., Hazzard, J.L.]
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U.S. Map by Drake/Hazard shows many new railroads compared to the 1856 edition. The Mitchell/Young U.S. map adds Dakota, Arizona, and many new railroad routes. This was the last year of Desilver publishing Mitchell's guide (although Buck claims to have seen an 1864 (?) issue). Enlarged catalogue of Desilver publications (which mention no map or atlas publications, indicating that Desilver was phasing out the map business, just as Mitchell's son was starting the New General Atlas edition). Bound into blue cloth covers with "Mitchell's New Traveller's Guide Through The United States" and a beautiful illustration stamped in gilt (which is changed from the 1856 edition). Outline color in both maps.
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[Mitchell, Samuel Augustus, Young, James H., Drake, Ira S., Hazzard, J.L.]
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U.S. Map by Drake/Hazard shows many new railroads compared to the 1856 edition. The Mitchell/Young U.S. map adds Dakota, Arizona, and many new railroad routes. This was the last year of Desilver publishing Mitchell's guide (although Buck claims to have seen an 1864 (?) issue). Enlarged catalogue of Desilver publications (which mention no map or atlas publications, indicating that Desilver was phasing out the map business, just as Mitchell's son was starting the New General Atlas edition). Bound into blue cloth covers with "Mitchell's New Traveller's Guide Through The United States" and a beautiful illustration stamped in gilt (which is changed from the 1856 edition). Outline color in both maps.
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[Mitchell, Samuel Augustus, Drake, Ira S.]
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The first edition by Desilver with a preface by him, and a catalogue of Desilver/Mitchell pocket maps, wall maps, and atlas. Entered in 1855, the catalogue indicates this may have been issued by Desilver as early as late 1854. The text has been substantially altered and the map shows a great number of new proposed railroads compared to the 1854 map in the 1853 guide. Outline color. Covers are black stamped leather with "Mitchell's New Traveler's Guide Through The United States" and a beautiful illustration of a steam boat, bridge and train stamped in gilt. Prime meridian is Washington D.C.
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[Mitchell, Samuel Augustus, Drake, Ira S.]
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The first edition by Desilver with a preface by him, and a catalogue of Desilver/Mitchell pocket maps, wall maps, and atlas. Entered in 1855, the catalogue indicates this may have been issued by Desilver as early as late 1854. The text has been substantially altered and the map shows a great number of new proposed railroads compared to the 1854 map in the 1853 guide. Outline color. Covers are black stamped leather with "Mitchell's New Traveler's Guide Through The United States" and a beautiful illustration of a steam boat, bridge and train stamped in gilt.
Author
[Mitchell, Samuel Augustus, Drake, Ira S.]
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The first edition by Desilver with a preface by him, and a catalogue of Desilver/Mitchell pocket maps, wall maps, and atlas. Entered in 1855, the catalogue indicates this may have been issued by Desilver as early as late 1854. The text has been substantially altered and the map shows a great number of new proposed railroads compared to the 1854 map in the 1853 guide. Outline color. Covers are black stamped leather with "Mitchell's New Traveler's Guide Through The United States" and a beautiful illustration of a steam boat, bridge and train stamped in gilt.
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[Mitchell, Samuel Augustus, Young, James H., Drake, Ira S., Hazzard, John L.]
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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.
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[Mitchell, Samuel Augustus, Young, James H., Drake, Ira S., Hazzard, John L.]
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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.
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