1856 AlabamaBy: Joseph H. Colton Date of Original: 1856 (published) New York Original Size: 17 x 14 inches (43. 2 x 35. 5 cm) This is a fine print reproduction of a map of Alabama, published by Joseph H. Colton out of New York in 1856. The map is color coded and shows railroads, common roads, rivers, canals, lakes, large towns and villages of the mid 19th century. Important towns can be found within the map, including Tuscaloosa, Montgomery, Talladega, and Selma.

a decanter

Artwork By: Stan Galli

Lucien Boucher (1889-1971) started his career as a cartoonist for satirical magazines before focusing on poster artwork for film and advertising

By: Hessel Gerrits / Willem Janszoon Blaeu

10 miles per side

Americans from coast to coast

buildings and monuments

Inventory #18809

The contributions of Covarrubius in the field of ethnographic studies were significant

An elaborate allegorical cartouche embellishing the map in the lower left quadrant depicts Emperor Kangxi seated in his throne overseeing the undertaking of the survey

reignition to exit Earth's orbit and head towards the moon

Inventory #11440