1891
Maker: Cram.
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Antique printed color map of Texas, from Cram's "Universal Atlas," 1891, divided into western and eastern halves, graphically depicting the relative level of settlement in each half; with townships delineated by color, showing towns, roads and routes, rivers, creeks, water bodies, and notations of fresh water sources; versos display Arizona, New Mexico, Arkansas, and Indian Territory (mostly present-day Oklahoma). Texas is the centerfold of each sheet, with other maps on the back. Very good overall antique condition, each half measures 20 x 13.5 inches.
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Item Number: SOU239