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189659118Chicago: J. Blegen 1896. 12mo. 69 1 pp. With 1 large folding double-sided map “The World†on recto “United States†on verso with illustrated ads for steamship lines and Milwaukie road on recto above World map edgewear rubbing at crease folds some creasing at fore-edges couple very minor closed tears at folds. Quarter-brown cloth over beige boards decorative blue border blue lettering minor soiling edgewear still VG copy. First edition of this very scarce travel guide and pocket map issued by Blegen 1842-1927 a Norwegian-American steamship travel agent from the 1890’s into the 20th Century. His concise guidebook offered railway fares from Chicago Ocean steamship rates from New York Montreal New Orleans and San Francisco along with postage rates death mortality statistics for major American cities Brownsville TX sported 45 per 1000 while Salt Lake was 8 per 1000 coin equivalents and even a guide to sanatoriums and health spas in Europe. No physical printed copies located in Worldcat only digital or print-on-demand copies. J. Blegen, hardcover
195256432Portland OR: Published by Byington Printing Co. March 1952. 1 large folding map sized 21 x 23 printed in red & black inset map on verso of map as well as street and city guide index street traction system transportation information and zones. Map folds down into small printed portfolio w/ fold-over flap printed in red & black illust. of mill on front light toning still VG. First edition thus of this updated city map with postal zones and all of the motorcoach lines and electric trolley lines delineated. The map is of particular interest as showing Portland OR neighborhoods before the clearing and construction of Interstate-5 and the outlines of the destroyed city of Vanport. Destroyed in the 1948 flood Oregon’s second largest city had been originally constructed by Henry Kaiser outside of the Portland city limits in order to house a large influx of African-American workers largely barred by Oregon discriminatory laws. Byington 1862-1956 was a California printer who moved to Oregon following World War I would own and operate Byington Printing Co. until his death. No copies located in Worldcat. Published by Byington Printing Co., unknown
191063113London & Norwich UK: Coleman & Co. Ltd. John Bartholomew & Co. Fletcher & Son Ltd. Litho ca. 1910. Sixteen parts. 64 pp unpaginated. double-page colour-lithograph maps throughout sized 9.5 x 7.2 when unfolded. Self-printed colour lithograph softcovers decorated title cover on front of each installment Wincarnis tonic advertisement in full colour on back cover edgewear thumbing minor chipping to a few fore-edges & corners still a G set. First edition thus of this uncommon and complete set of promotional maps for automobile travelers and bicyclists in Edwardian England whose drivers and riders were often fueled by the “delicious tonic and restorative recommended by over 8000 medical men.†The 16 maps featuring sections from London to Cornwall South Wales to Manchester and Lincolnshire to Yorkshire offered an accurate and compact set of travel maps documenting main roads secondary roads “other roads typically nearly impassable local lanes & livestock paths railways and rivers. Wincarnis was first introduced as a medicinal treatment in the Victorian era was a liqueur derived from a mix of secret herbs & spices meat extract malt extract infused with cloves nutmeg and citrus and although not openly marketed as alcoholic featured a significant 17-18% alcohol content. Therapeutic use was widely encouraged and severe motoring and bicycle accidents often included drivers and riders under the influence. Following the 1914 Parliamentary “Commission on Patent Medicines†investigation numerous changes and rules were changed regarding marketing and sales of such products as well as curtailing of hyping the “Restorative†properties. Worldcat locates 2 sets 1 undated - Hartley Library; 1 set misdated -- Wellcome; See: Drinking for Health: Proprietary Tonic Wines Chapter 10 Drinking in Victorian and Edwardian Britain: Beyond the Spectre of the Drunkard National Library of Medicine 2018. Coleman & Co., Ltd., John Bartholomew & Co., Fletcher & Son, Ltd. Litho, paperback
194148041Minneapolis MN: Global Map Co. ca. 1941. Oblong folio 22.5 x 11.25 in. Two rotating wheels each showing hemisphere projection maps which are attached to a thick brown base w/ printed labels on front cover original rivets still present printed paper label and instructions on verso some rubbing & edgewear minor foxing & scuffing still a G exemplar. First edition of this fascinating and scarce global map which allows the user to view steamship or airline distance routes as well as the principal railroads. The global map was designed so that opposite halves of the earth’s surface could be rotated and synchronized enabling continuous and accurate spherical relationships across any point on the rotating maps. The label on the back lists the area in square miles and population totals of the world. The map is dated to around 1941 because of the inclusion of Vichy France the government allowed by the Nazi occupiers after the fall of France in 1940. Global Map Co., unknown
184463111London: J.&C. Walker 9 Castle Street Published by Longman & Co. ca. 1844. 16mo. 3.5 x 5 in. folding out to 13.25 x 16.5 in. dissected 15-panel hand-coloured steel-engraved map linen-backed w/ 3 leaf folding population and mileage distance chart from Dublin by County mounted on front pastedown. Dark gray-green publisher’s cloth portfolio pocket binding decorative borders in blind gilt lettering stamped on front cover a NF copy. First edition thus of this very scarce dissected pocket map of Ireland published against the backdrop of the full impact of the Great Potato Famine which from 1841-1851 resulted in the diaspora and death of nearly 30% of the Irish population and as reflected in the mileage table mounted with the map the population in 1845 had already dropped from 8.2 million in 1841 to 7.7 million by 1844 and it would plummet further to below 6.5 million by 1851. The bulk of these emigrated to the United States Canada and the United Kingdom resulting in the fact that Ireland’s current population still resides below the high of 1841 and nearly 38 million Irish-Americans claim descent from the successive waves of migration much of which channeled through New York’s Lower East Side and the Bowery in the 19th-Century. John Walker 1787-1873 was a British mapmaker engraver lithographer hydrographer draughtsman and publisher publishing nautical charts and geographical maps with his brothers Charles and Alexander in their firm J.&C. Walker located at 9 Castle Street Holborn from 1841-1847 and moving to 37 Castle St. in 1848 where they remained to 1875. Much of their work was published under the auspices of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge or S.D.U.K. Worldcat locates 1 copy Yale. J.&C. Walker, 9 Castle Street, Published by Longman & Co., hardcover
190952792Boston: The Bullard Co. Inc. 1909. Large folding accordion-style folded map printed in red & black sized 41 x 38 in. which when entirely folded into covers measures 5.5 x 11.25 in. Original burgundy-coloured boards small lozenge map of New York & Pennsylvania on front cover some edgewear rubbing minor tidemark to upper fore-edge of 1 corner still VG- copy. Second edition revised of this scarce and well documented map showing good roads for automobile travel railroads canals new Erie Barge Canal Steamship lines ferries lighthouses electric railway lines and more. First published in 1908 and then again in 1910 MacNair drew from US government surveys State surveys and other original commercial sources. Worldcat locates 2 copies. The Bullard Co., Inc., hardcover
191463899Columbus OH: The Columbus Lithograph Co. Commissioners of Public Printing of Ohio 1914. One linen-backed dissected folding map. 8vo. 4 x 8.25 in. which folds out into 32 panel 28.5 x 32.5 in. colour lithograph map w/ illustration of steam locomotive and electric railway in lower right corner rail lines demarcated in colours very minor age toning at folds slight creasing edgewear still a NF copy preserved in the original black cloth portfolio case w/ “Ohio Railway Map†stamped in gilt on front cover. First edition thus of this Progressive Era Ohio railroad map demarcating the steam railroads such as the Baltimore & Ohio RR Cincinnati Georgetown & Portsmouth RR Detroit Toledo & Ironton Ry Erie Railroad New York Central Pennsylvania RR in colours with index below. Also included are identifying routes of the electric railways operating at the time along with telegraph companies express companies and even the Pullman Car Company. The Columbus Lithograph Co., Commissioners of Public Printing of Ohio, hardcover
193664218Chicago IL: The Pullman Company Poole Bros. Inc. Railroads of the United States Canada & Mexico 1936. 4to. 24 pp unpaginated. which folds out into giant oblong atlas folio pictorial colour map 32 x 27 in. on verso illustration borders and self-printed over on recto in orange & black w/ photo illustrations slight age toning slight shelfwear couple very slight closed tears still VG bright copy. First edition of this delightful promotional map issued by Pullman & the Poole Bros. for advocating rail travel from British Columbia to Central Mexico Atlantic to Pacific along the Gulf of Mexico and Baja California. The cartographer and cartoonist has filled each area of the map with charming little pictorial vignettes highlighting historic sites National Parks recreational sports and other leisure activities. The Pullman Sleeping Car diagram depicts sections with drawing-room two compartments and double bedrooms with promotional photos. Worldcat locates 4 copies Boston Pub Osher Map Lib. U of MO St. Louis SMU. The Pullman Company, Poole Bros., Inc.], Railroads of the United States, Canada & Mexico, unknown
195961207New York: Platt & Munk Co. Inc. 1959. Oblong folio. 15 x 11 in. Approx. 75 pieces puzzle pictorial map illustration of 48 state products. Colour-illustrated box w/ label affixed on front cover announcing “Now includes Alaska the 49th State! but puzzle w/o additional image of Alaska red white & blue ribbing fore-edges minor scuffing 1 corner w/ tear & old scotch tape repair w/ former ownership marking of “Kathy†on lid still a VG copy and publisher’s ad for “Let’s Fly Away with Mother Goose†laid-in. Later printing of this surprisingly scarce pictorial map puzzle originally issued by Platt & Munk in 1932 featuring the artwork depicting Sequoia trees & fruits in California mining & sheep in Utah cattle & sheep in Montana hogs corn & wheat in Nebraska and citrus cotton oil & cattle in Texas. White 1884-1948 was an artist who trained & lived in Brooklyn NY and spent much of his later career through World War II as an instructor in fashion design and art renderings at the 5th Avenue Fashion Art Design School which preceded FIT and also featured other instructors such as Louis A. Eisele. Platt & Munk Co., Inc., unknown
193664019Chicago IL: The Pullman Company Poole Bros. Inc. Railroads of the United States Canada & Mexico c. 1936 1938. 4to. 24 pp unpaginated. which folds out into giant oblong atlas folio pictorial colour map 32 x 27 in. on verso orange & blue-tinted illustrations borders and self-printed over on recto in orange & blue w/ photo illustrations self-printed Art Deco cover art depicting streamliner steaming across America w/ Native American & Mexican American in foreground by Leslie Ragan slight age toning minor spotting dustsoiling couple very slight closed tears at fold creases still a VG bright copy. Second edition of this delightful and scarce promotional map issued by Pullman & the Poole Bros. for advocating Streamliner rail travel from British Columbia to Central Mexico Atlantic to Pacific along the Gulf of Mexico and Baja California. The cartographer and cartoonist has filled each area of the map with charming little pictorial vignettes highlighting historic sites National Parks recreational sports and other leisure activities. The Pullman Sleeping Car diagram depicts sections with drawing-room two compartments and double bedrooms with promotional photos. Ragan’s b. 1897 paintings and cover art graced New York Central and other railroads from 1925 through the 1950’s. This particular cover art was used the next year for the 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition World’s Fair brochures time tables and posters. Worldcat locates 1 copy Stanford. The Pullman Company, Poole Bros., Inc.], Railroads of the United States, Canada & Mexico, unknown
194164221Chicago IL: Greyhound Corp. 1941. Oblong atlas folio colour-illustrated pictorial map sized 30 x 20 in. fold creases as issued w/ site index specifically listed on the verso couple text illustrations of Greyhound bus minor age toning couple slight closed tears very minor shelfwear still VG copy. A charming pictorial map focused on natural and some manmade roadside attractions across the United States with Wagner’s pictorial caricatures ranging from the charming to politically incorrect especially for Native American depictions. Attractions range from Craters of the Moon in Idaho to Grasshopper Glacier near Cooke MT Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park to the Great Salt Lake in Utah. Other depictions include the statue of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn in Hannibal MO Fort McHenry where Francis Scott Key penned the National Anthem and more. Greyhound Corp., unknown
161860225Rome: Venance Monaldini Librarie Place d’Espagne No. 79 1816-1821. Four works. 1st -- Large dissected copper-engraved map dissected & mounted on linen 35.5 x 22.75 in. slight foxing edgewear closed tears at corner folds a couple folds w/ archival repair tape on verso over linen; 2nd & 3rd - 8vo. 63 1; 15 1 pp. With large folding copper-engraved frontisp. highlighting section of the pantogram. Original marbled wrappers very slight chipping head & foot of spine; 4th -- large 3-sheet “Pantogram†or panoramic view of Rome 63 x 8.75 in. all preserved together in open-backed slipcase wrapped in patterned blue paper printed cover label manuscript pricing information & title in ink some scuffing & edgewear still an overall VG set. Second edition of the large dissected map of Rome and surrounding countryside fourth edition of the two-in-one handbook illustrating the coast along the Tyrrhenian Sea from Lake Bracchiano to Mount Circe and inland to the Central Apennines foothills. Sickler’s 1773-1836 Panoramic elevated view of Rome with text key above identifying churches monuments and historical locations in 19th-Century Rome together with the map and handbooks here were key references for those taking the Grand Tour following the Napoleonic Wars which had devastated much of the Continent. Pietro Ruga 1772-1850 was a noted Italian engraver printmaker furniture designer and architectural draftsman best remembered for his maps and pocket panoramic views of Rome. Venance Monaldini Librarie, Place d’Espagne, No. 79, unknown
192052936Syracuse NY: Empire New England Company Inc. ca. 1920. Double Elephant folio. 51 x 59 in. Large colour-printed map dissected and mounted on linen backing brass grommets at upper fore-edge for hanging title stamped on verso minor edgewear at creases very minor lifting at seams minor dustsoiling to outer linen when folded still a VG exemplar. First edition thus of this scarce education map of post-World War I South American geography. The map details the principal railways water routes major cities steamship routes and geographical and political details. The Empire New England Company was active in upstate New York from about 1915 until the end of the 1920s selling educational supplies maps textbooks and more. The New World School Maps could be purchased individually or in cases which held between 6-10 individual maps for school uses according to company literature of the period. Worldcat locates 1 copy Buffalo & Erie County Public Library smaller size - 1931 ed. Empire New England Company, Inc., unknown
193461915Chicago IL: Published by A.J. Nystryom & Co. Maps Globes Charts 1934. Seven large linen-backed colour lithograph maps sized from 43.5 x 72 in. to 51.5 x 60 in. all mounted on their original spring-loaded rollers wooden pull dowel & metal ring pull some creasing minor edgewear creasing soot soiling to the lower margin averaging about 6-7 in. due to exposure when rolled “Europe†and “United States†with faint tidemark & discoloration at left margin some minor creasing wear all preserved in the original A.J. Nystrom quarter-sawn oak wall bracket sized 58.5 x 15.25 x 3.25 in. all pull-down maps firmly secured in their steel brackets preserving 6 of the 7 original labels on the edge of the pull-down dowels still a VG- set of maps in their original configuration. First editions thus of this complete and exceptional example of the Atwood/A.J. Nystrom Regional-Political Series Map Case reflecting the many geographical and political changes between World War I and World War II. Such changes are reflected in the appearance of Manchoukuo the Japanese controlled rump state established in Manchuria in 1932 by the Japanese Empire and also depicting Korea still as Chosen. The Europe map depicts the East Prussia still controlled by the Weimar Republic and then after Hitler ascended to power; while Africa still retains much of the colonial powers as shown in the Belgian Congo Anglo-Egyptian Sudan French Equatorial Africa and even Beuchuanaland. The Australia and the Far East Map clearly defines the Japanese United States British & Australian mandates across the South Pacific. Atwood 1872-1949 was a noted geographer and educator who was a member of both the New Jersey and Wisconsin Geological Surveys served in the US Geological Survey served as professor of Physiography at Harvard and later from 1920-1946 when he produced these maps was President of Clark University and Head of its School of Geography. No similar complete sets located in Worldcat. Published by A.J. Nystryom & Co., Maps, Globes, Charts, unknown
190447779New York: C.S. Hammond & Co 1904. Very Good . New York: C.S. Hammond & Co. 1904. Fold-out map of Maine in red pictorial wrappers 33x26 cm. Wrappers gently creased and dust soiled with mild water damage and previous paperclip ghosting. Interior has calendars for 1905 and 1906 and another ad for R. M. Lewsen & Co which matches the exterior proclaiming they are the largest cloak store and leading millinery store in Maine. Map folded with only light toning. A Very Good or better example. C.S. Hammond & Co unknown
1800D7401unknown: unknown likely early 1800s. Ephemera. Very Good. A collection of 8 engraved maps 420 x 280 mm including wide margins numbered in Arabic or Roman numerals see below otherwise seemingly uniform. From an unknown source. It includes: 1 Bombardement de Lille par l'Armee Autrichienne en 1792 with the stamp of Depot de la Guerre Bibliotheque in the top margin; 2 Siege de la Citadelle d'Anvers par l'Armee Francaise en 1792; III Siege de Valenciennes par l'Armee Coalisee Anglaise Hannovrienne et Autrichienne en 1793; VIII Siege d'Ypres par l'Armee Francaise en 1794; IX Siege de Charleroy par les Francais en 1794; X Siege de Landrecies par les Francais en 1794; XI Siege du Quesnoy par les Francaise in 1794; and XIII Siege de Nieuport par l'Armee Francaise en 1794. A bit foxed; flattened crease down the middle from folding these were perhaps pulled from a book where they were mounted on stubs along the crease. <br/><br/> [unknown] unknown
LD7400c. early 19th century. Hardcover. Very Good. Half cloth and marbled paper over boards handwritten label on upper board; oblong folio 460 x 360 mm; entirely handwritten and drawn in black ink on the rectos only with "tableau des batiments militaires" and 7 maps. Boards heavily scuffed; binding shaken; some dusty finger-smudges here and there. Sold as is. <br/><br/> hardcover
192020799Chicago & New York: Rand McNally & Co 1920. 12mo. 32 pp text; large color folding map 20 1/2" x 27 1/2"; printed on both sides. The front side shows railroads electric lines counties cities towns villages post offices lakes rivers etc. The verso shows the Montana automobile road map. Montana is home to two of the country's most beautiful and iconic National Parks - Yellowstone and Glacier. Printed stiff brown wrappers in fine condition; 3 short closed tears along lower edge of map. Rand McNally & Co unknown
19508975Nairobi Kenya: Printed in E. Africa by W. Boyd & Co 1950. First edition. 18x13cm 64pp. Illustrated ads photos fold out map attached at rear. Staple bound in illustrated wrappers. Old tape reinforcement to spine edges rubbed owner's name to front cover. Upper corners stained else clean internally and very good. <br /> <br /> Very scarce mid-century publication a guide for English and American sportsmen seeking angling opportunities in Kenya Colony. Brown and Rainbow Trout eggs were introduced into the rivers by colonists around 1905. The sport was a popular pastime for the colonists and tourist fishing in the region continues to thrive today. The three color map at rear shows the Kenya Highlands with principle trout rivers roads and railways.<br /> <br /> OCLC cites a single holding at the University of California. Printed in E. Africa by W. Boyd & Co unknown
196958769San Francisco: The Realty Index Co 1969. Hardcover. Very good. 631pp. Folio 36.5 cm Burgundy boards. With dividers and tabs. Moderate scuffing to the extremities; some discoloration to endpapers else internally clean. May require extra postage due to weight. An attractive and highly detailed volume of miniature Assessor's Blocks Maps reduced in size to make a legible yet at the same time compact and uncluttered book. With zoning information sectional maps major development areas and Assessor's Block Maps. The Realty Index Co hardcover
1867s02256Washington D.C: Government Printing Office 1867. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Brown pebbled cloth boards with blindstamped rules; 9" tall; 151 pp plus large folding map. Good condition with wear to spine ends of corners of boards; map itself in very good condition colors bright folded properly modern tape reinforcement at creases. -- The "Map of the United States and Territories" by Joseph S. Wilson was one of the largest and most accurate maps of the country published at the time. It clearly marks major Native American territories and the colored mineral deposits show a clear rationale for expansion to the West. Joseph Wilson was Commissioner of the General Land Office both before and after the Civil War and this map was produced during the first year of his second tenure. The accompanying report asserts the United States' right to possession of the Western territories and states encourages the population thereof and admits to continuing arbitration land claims especially in California. Government Printing Office hardcover
1957k251217i<p>1st and only edition. 4to softcover 9 x11" Pages: xxi 94 Appendices. Approximately 130 pp. in all. Accompanied by 23 large folded maps in slipcase.</p><p>The booklet is subtitled "<strong>Economic Aspects of Comprehensive Survey of San Francisco Bay and Tributaries."</strong> It contains research data concerning land use population distribution freeway development employment and economic growth as well as a decade-by-decade chart for growth management. Most of the maps are 36"x42" some two-tone others in brilliant colors.</p><p>CONDITION: <strong>The maps are FINE</strong> folded to size with the appearance of never having been opened. <strong>The booklet is Good</strong>; a clean copy overall but with some discoloration to spine toning to rear cover and one rusted staple. The slipcase is well worn with substantial dampstaining not affecting the contents.</p> U.S. Army Corps of Engineers / U.S. Dept. of Commerce, 1957
18899062St. Paul Minn: W.C. Riley 1889. 8vo 140 15pp ads and blank journal at rear. Illustrations maps large folding map in pocket at rear as issued. Original leather over card covers stamped in gilt on front with red page edges. Gift inscription on ffep in pencil dated 1907 else clean internally. A beautiful fine copy. <br /> <br /> Beautiful copy of this illustrated tourist's guide to Yellowstone giving descriptions of the attractions and features of the park with maps a brief history and rules and regulations. Riley issued a just few of these according to OCLC between 1886 and 1890. Scarce and more so in this condition - the nicest we've seen.<br /> <br /> <br /> . W.C. Riley unknown
19294297Meadville PA: Keystone View Company 1929. 3rd Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. <br /> <br /> Third edition 1929 12mo 321pp ix pamphlet with three location maps in rear pocket. 3/4 black morocco over blue cloth gilt stamped on spine. Very good with moderate to heavy spotting and soiling to boards. Some moisture staining to fore-edge of page block mainly at the rear index else clean internally. Keystone View Company hardcover
19394298Harrisburg PA: The Military Service Publishing Company 1939. Hardcover. Very Good. <br /> <br /> Twenty first edition April 1939. 4to 216 pp. Publisher's blue cloth with gilt lettering and design. Very good with some soiling to boards and edges of page block. Clean internally with a few annotations in pencil throughout. Included is the supplementary envelope with Special Map "A" and four protractors only 2 are listed on the envelope. A few contemporary papers and supplementary materials for a course taken at the University of Wyoming are laid in as well. The Military Service Publishing Company hardcover