1861 Johnson's Florida | Plan of the Florida KeysBy: Johnson and Browning Date of Original: 1861 (published) New York Original Size: 12. 5 x 16 inches (31. 75 x 40. 5 cm) This is a fine print reproduction of a map of Florida and the Florida Keys, published by Johnson and Browning out of New York in 1861. The map is color coded by county and shows railroads, wagon roads, rivers, canals, ports, larger towns, and villages of the mid 19th century. At the time of publication, nearly half of the state was

This is a fine reproduction of a truly magnificent map that is arguably the most sought after of all Henri Abraham Chatelain’s works

This striking pictorial map reproduction by Stanley Turner features the United States with vignette illustrations around the edges depicting historical moments in the history of the USA

8 inches (33

the vignettes provide a brief history of the states

Fort Niagara

Suffice it to say that the further existence of the Black Octopus will depend entirely upon how he comes out of this war

and all points East

used by Braun & Hogenberg

Robertson and San Patricio Counties

The first European settlements took place when the area was a large colonial province of France

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7 x 72 cm)