Old Pictorial Map of Alaska, USA by E. Chase, 1958 - Anchorage, Bears, Gold Mining, Towns, Mountains, etc. Finish:Framed canvas map there are many other things

there are many other things to see: the Grand Canal

sources rare original maps from around the world

except for a mention of 'cannibals'

All over the map are 'terra incognita' - a cartography term (literally 'land unknown') that means the area has not yet been mapped

exceedingly rare map of Zurich was originally published in Matthaus Merian's "Neuwe Archontologica Cosmica" in 1638

Old Pictorial Map of Alaska, USA by E. Chase, 1958 - Anchorage, Bears, Gold Mining, Towns, Mountains, etc. Finish:Framed canvas map there are many other thingsThis illustrated map by Earnest Dudley Chase shows a very detailed pictorial map of Alaska in 1958. You won't really find a more detailed or interesting map of Alaska. There's even an 'interesting facts about Alaska' box in the bottom left and an illustration of a cabbage (which apparently grew very large in Alaska). Ernest Dudley Chase, who would eventually become one of the most prolific and popular pictorial map makers, originally started his