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This map of Texas was produced by H.H. Lloyd and published in 1873 by Stedman, Brown & Lyon of Baltimore, appearing within the New Topographical Atlas of the State of...

This map of Texas was produced by S. Augustus Mitchell Jr. and published in 1865 by E.H. Butler & Co. for Mitchell's New Reference Atlas for the Use of Colleges,...

H. H. Lloyd of Chicago published this map of Texas in 1872, a scarce sheet from a publisher whose surviving cartographic output is limited to only a handful of known...

J. H. Young drew this map of Texas for Thomas, Cowperthwait & Company of Philadelphia in 1854, the firm behind Tanner's New Universal Atlas and, by most assessments, the most...

This Texas map comes from Cram's Unrivaled Family Atlas of the World, copyrighted 1883 by George Franklin Cram and published in Chicago by A.C. Shewey and Co., a first edition...

Wood Brothers Cash Store of Unadilla, New York gave this map away to shoppers in 1893, bound into The Columbian World's Fair Atlas that Chicago publisher George F. Cram produced...

Samuel Augustus Mitchell Jr. of Philadelphia issued this finely detailed map of Texas in 1865 as plate XIII in his New Reference Atlas, part of the New General Atlas series...

This map of Texas was produced by Henry Darwin Rogers and Alexander Keith Johnston and published in 1857 in their Atlas of the United States of North America, Canada, and...

Sidney Morse and Samuel Breese, working in New York, published this map of Texas in 1845 as part of Morse's North American Atlas, issued by Harper & Brothers across nine...

George Franklin Cram, working from his Western Map Depot in Chicago, published this Rail Road and County Map of Texas in 1878 as part of his Standard American Atlas of...

Ruth Taylor White drew this pictorial map of Texas for Our U.S.A., A Gay Geography, a whimsical cartoon atlas published by Little, Brown, and Company in 1935 with text by...

Samuel Augustus Mitchell Jr. of Philadelphia issued this map of Texas in 1865 as plate XIII in his New Reference Atlas, drawn from the latest government surveys and boundary adjustments...

This map of Texas was drawn by G.W. Colton with text by Richard Swainson Fisher and published in 1858 as part of Colton's Illustrated Cabinet Atlas and Descriptive Geography, a...

J. H. Colton of New York issued this map of Texas in 1855 as part of the first edition of his General Atlas, and it is the only edition of...

Samuel Augustus Mitchell Jr., working through Wm. M. Bradley & Bro. of Philadelphia, issued this Texas sheet in 1884, part of his New General Atlas published in 1886. This printing...

Henry Darwin Rogers and Alexander Keith Johnston issued this State of Texas sheet in 1857, published in London by Edward Stanford and engraved by W. & A.K. Johnston of Edinburgh,...

Samuel Augustus Mitchell Jr. of Philadelphia issued this County Map of Texas in 1864, part of the New General Atlas he had published since taking over his father's business from...

Samuel Augustus Mitchell of Philadelphia published this map of the State of Texas in 1852, issued in his enduringly popular School and Family Geography, one of the works that helped...

This detailed antique map of Texas showcases the state’s county divisions, major cities, and transportation networks as they existed in the late 19th century. Featuring an ornate border and beautifully...

Published just two years after Texas declared independence from Mexico, this map from Thomas G. Bradford's 1838 An Illustrated Atlas shows the young Republic of Texas rather than a U.S....

This map of Texas and part of New Mexico was drawn and engraved by John Bartholomew and published in 1856 by Adam and Charles Black of Edinburgh in Black's Atlas...

Adam and Charles Black of Edinburgh published this map of Texas and part of New Mexico in 1876, part of the firm's General Atlas, one of the leading atlas and...

George Philip & Son of Liverpool issued this map of Mexico, Texas, and the Southwest as part of an early edition of their Imperial Atlas in 1855, just before the...

Step into the booming oil industry of early 20th-century Texas with this meticulously restored 1919 Oil and Gas Fields of Texas map. A highly detailed historical document, this map highlights...

This rare 19th-century map of Austin, Texas captures the early layout of the city during a time of growth and transformation in the American Southwest. The detailed street grid reveals...

Ludwig Ewald and the engraver Georg Leonhart Bauerkeller produced this map of Mexico and Texas for their Handatlas der Allgemeinen Erdkunde, a general geographic reference atlas published from Darmstadt and...

Step into the past with this antique 1890 farm line map of Bosque County, Texas, a stunning representation of the county’s rural landscape at the turn of the century. This...

Reuben W. Ford, a surveyor whose work is regarded as the most definitive record of Austin, Texas, from the second half of the nineteenth century, produced this revised map of...

This fascinating vintage map offers a bird’s eye view of Houston, Texas, as it appeared in the 19th century. Created by artist and cartographer Augustus Koch, this detailed cityscape captures...

Delve into the early days of Texas’ booming oil industry with this detailed 1914 map of oil and gas fields. This fascinating historical document outlines major oil wells, drilling sites,...

John Tallis, celebrated as the last of the great decorative English mapmakers, published this map of Texas, California and Mexico from his London workshop around 1851, giving the sheet the...

This map of Mexico, Texas and the Southwest was engraved in London around 1840 by Joshua Archer, a Devon-born printer and engraver who worked from premises in the capital producing...

This decorative regional map of Texas, California and the Southwest was published in London around 1849 by John Tallis, a Midlands-born map publisher who had relocated to the capital in...

Venture into the heart of the Texas frontier with this detailed farm line survey map of Rusk County, a striking document that captures the pioneering spirit of early settlers. Every...

This second edition of John Tallis's decorative map of Texas, California and Mexico adds a gold-washing vignette not present on the first printing, a direct response to the explosive global...

S. S. Cornell published this paired map of California and Texas in 1856, an interesting single-sheet combination joining the country's two fastest-growing frontier states, with Oregon included as a smaller...

This wall map of Mexico was composed in 1893 by Antonio García y Cubas, the country's leading nineteenth-century mapmaker, and brought to print by the Mexico City chromolithography firm of...

Discover a slice of early 20th-century Texas seafaring with this 1915 chart of Galveston Bay, a thriving maritime hub where steam-powered vessels, fishing boats, and cargo ships converged. Each penciled...

Henry S. Tanner issued this second, distinct map of Mexico and Guatemala in 1836, this time as part of A New Universal Atlas, a differently structured and titled publication from...

James Wyld, the London cartographer and publisher whose maps were widely trusted across Britain for their currency and accuracy, issued this map of the newly independent Republic of Mexico in...

C.R. Dockum drew this pictorial map of El Paso del Norte in 1932, printed by the Rocky Mountain Bank Note Company in El Paso itself rather than by an eastern...

Thomas Kitchin, trained in Emanuel Bowen's London workshop before becoming one of the most prolific engravers of his own generation, produced this map of Mexico and New Spain to illustrate...

This engraving of Mexico and New Spain came from the hand of Thomas Kitchin, an engraver who learned his trade under Emanuel Bowen before building an independent reputation prolific enough...

Thomas, Cowperthwait & Co., the Philadelphia publishing house that had taken over Samuel Augustus Mitchell's New Universal Atlas operation, issued this detailed map of Mexico and Guatemala in 1854, just...

Rand McNally & Company issued this map of the western United States in 1912, the same year Arizona became the forty-eighth state and the last of the contiguous states to...

Joseph Meyer's Bibliographisches Institut published this map of Louisiana from Hildburghausen in 1845, closely based on Tanner's American work of the early 1840s and issued as part of the same...

Arkansas's map in Thomas G. Bradford's 1838 An Illustrated Atlas, published by Weeks, Jordan & Co. and Wiley and Putnam, was printed just two years after Arkansas joined the Union...

G.W. Colton engraved this map of Mexico for his family's New York publishing house, J.H. Colton & Company, including it in Colton's Atlas of the World, a volume accompanied by...

This Arkansas map is part of Asher & Adams' New Commercial, Topographical, and Statistical Atlas and Gazetteer of the United States, published in New York in 1874 — one of...

Louisiana's map in Thomas G. Bradford's 1838 An Illustrated Atlas, published by Weeks, Jordan & Co. and Wiley and Putnam, arrives thirty-five years after the Louisiana Purchase brought the territory...