(U.S. - Pictorial) The United States Of America, MO. Details far more peaks regionally

Details far more peaks regionally

The great book "Manhattan in Maps" by Augustyn and Cohen features this map (page 152)

Also containing here and there many items of historical interest and also with a fancy cartouche which give some idea of the hand labor on houses of the time

Tastefully framed with archival materials to an overall dimension of 22 x 26 (inches)

This is a decorative map of the world done on Mercator's projection with a large and elaborate surrounding cartouche

(U.S. - Pictorial) The United States Of America, MO. Details far more peaks regionally(U. S. Pictorial) The United States Of America, Sue C. Hughey, 1977 Here, a classic format for showing the many important moments in the nation's history, but this late 20th century approach has a bit of a different tone. It's not just the "Gold Rush 1849", or "Detroit Is World's Auto & Truck Producing Capital" and "First Atomic Bomb Exploded 1945" at White Sands in New Mexico. But there is a dark and more frank tone to regional events. On this map, a