Texas ~Catalog 57~ Condition is good though the

Condition is good though the left margin is very close

The surrounding decorative border stretches back over local history from the death of Comanche chieftain Cuerno Verde at the hands of the Spanish at Greenhorn Creek in 1779 to the first arrival of a train to Denver in July of 1870

Perth & Glackmannan Shire

this map doesn't miss a thing for the time and includes a nice inset for Malta

complete with gilt spine labelling

Texas ~Catalog 57~ Condition is good though theTexas A handsome map of the state from one of the better American mapmakers of the mid 19th century. A great glimpse of the towns and roads, as well as railroads and rivers. Notes many key roads and trails, naming many including "Connelly's Trail, Laredo Road, Lower Presidio Road" and many more. Also shows the situation of numerous native tribes, showing their general location. Two small insets show "Galveston Bay" and "Sabine Lake". Hand colored by