1856 Kentucky and TennesseeBy: Joseph H. Colton Date of Original: 1856 (published) New York Original Size: 14 x 17 inches (35. 5 x 43. 2 cm) This is a fine print reproduction of a map of Kentucky and Tennessee, published by Joseph H. Colton out of New York in 1856. The map is color coded by county with townships also identified and shows railroads, common roads, rivers, canals, lakes, large towns and villages of the mid 19th century. Noteworthy towns such as Knoxville,

all rivers and waterways

This is a Vintage Map print of Panama focusing on the failed Scottish colony of New Edinburg by Pierre Mortier

two mermaids play musical instruments

Cabrillo views the Drive for the first time in 1542

1590) was a Flemish and German engraver and mapmaker who also painted

This is the second poster in a pair which was commissioned by the American Trust Company San Francisco

Over sixty figures of people in native costumes and a number of decorative vignettes further embellish the map

By: Braun and Hogenberg

Date: 1959 (dated) California

The map offers a unique anthropological perspective rather than conventional political or physical geography

by Lucien Boucher

Completed railroads in Colorado extend into proposed railroads that would one day run through New Mexico and Arizona