Map-case 4
Contains 74 Results:
Omaha Beach-West (Vierville-sur-Mer), France, 1944 April 21
"Contour map. Top Secret - Bigot until departure for combat operations--then this sheet becomes RESTRICTED."
Panoramic shoreline sketch showing beach as seen from water level height, approx. 200 yards offshore, with sea at about 16 feet above low water.
Verso features sunlight and moonlight table May25 to Jun 21, 1944; beach gradients; currents; and tidal stages.
New Testament Palestine, 1938
Map No. 6. Prepared especially for teachers and bible students; published by Abingdon Press (New York, Nashville); copyright renewal by Smith & Lamar.
Americae Mappa generalis, 1746
Secundum legitimas projectionis sterco graphicae regulas, relationes que recentis finas et observationes.... Map includes much of the western hemisphere including the western coastal areas of the British Isles.
Pictorial Map of the American Continent, Undated
"Featuring the Pan American Highway, showing some of the natural resources, scenic wonders, and points of interest."
Published for Standard Oil Company (New Jersey). BiPolar oblique conic conformal projection courtesy of American Geographical Society, NY.
Flags and facts about individual Pan American countries on verso.
Visiting Canada, 1927
Color souvenir map printed on paper. Features highways in the Lake Huron, Lake Erie, and Lake Ontario areas. Canadian and American flags on verso.
Published by J.C. Liggett, 25 Glenmount Park Rd., Toronto, copyright of J.C. Liggett.
Guest of Canada, 1927
Features highways in the Lake Huron and Lake Ontario areas. Illustrations incorporating Canadian and American flags on verso.
Charlton's Simplified Roadmaps of Ontario, published by the Ontario windshield maps, London & Ontario, copyright E.T. Charlton.
British North America, 1842-04-25
"By permission dedicated to The Honorable Hudsons Bay Company: Containing the latest information which their documents furnish. By their obedient servant, J. Arrowsmith." Map features Alaska, Canada, the Northern US, Mexico, Greenland and Russian America; cities, rivers, topography, and many early place names in Canada and the northern parts of the US.
Published by John Arrowsmith, London.
Central America, 1842-10-15
...including Texas, California and the Norther States of Mexico.
Published under the Superintendence of the Society for Diffusion of Useful Knowldege; published by Chapman & Hall, 186 Strand; J & C Walker, Sculpt.
Map of the North Pacific, 1630
Features the western coastal areas of North America; the Pacific south of the Arctic Circle; and the eastern coastal areas of Asia.
Library of Congress facsimile from the original map by Joao Teixeira.
A Sketch of the Vice Royalty, 1810, 1895
Black and white map of Mexico from the boundary of the Vice royalty and the Internal provinces; south from Zacatecas to Oxaca
"...Exhibiting the several Provinces and its Aproximation to the Internal Provinces of New Spain."
Scale is 50 miles to the inch.