1894
Maker: Cram.
Antique printed color double-sided sheet with a two-page map of New York (Pages 54 and 55). Has inset maps of Kings (Brooklyn), Queens, and Long Island (including Fire Island.) Full, printed color. Good condition with some slight toning and small tears at the edges, as well as one larger tear towards the middle of the map which has been glued. Verso: On page 153, two maps- A map of the Adirondack Mountains in New York and a map of the White Mountains in New Hampshire. These maps are next to each other on one page, with separate neatlines. On page 156, A map of the Lower Half of New York City. Contains the East River Bridge, City Hall Park, Washington Square, part of Central Park, etc. Includes ferry routes. This verso map is on the page with the larger tear. By Cram, in The Standard Atlas and Gazetteer of The World, 1894. Recto Map Measurements: Approximately 13" x 17.75" to the neatline. Map extends slightly past the neatline towards the right at the top and bottom edges. Verso Map Measurements: Adirondack Mts. Map is approx. 9.25" x 6" to the neatline and The White Mts. Map is approx. 8.75" x 6.25" to the neatline. Map of the Lower Half of New York City- Approximately 12" x 8" to the neatline. If you would like to purchase any of these maps separate from the others, please contact us. ****SOLD****
Item Number: NYO600