Map milwaukee de rand mcnally (8 resultados)

unbound. Map. Lithograph. Image measures 19" x 12 1/4". This beautiful map, copyrighted 1892 but published in Rand McNally's 1908 "Indexed Atlas of the World" depicts the city of Milwaukee. The map depicts notable buildings, parks, rivers, and railroads. Lake Michigan is visible on the right side of the map. The map is in very good condition with light toning at margins. Rand McNally is an American publishing company specializing in maps, atlases and globes. Founded by William Rand in 1856, who hired Andrew McNally in 1858 to work in his shop. The two men formally established Rand McNally & Co. in 1868. The firm remains in business today.…

This map of Milwaukee was produced by Rand McNally and Co. as part of its Commercial Atlas of America. These maps are some of our favorite maps because of the large size of each map sheet. The detail shown on each map is exceptional because of the map size. These maps were intended to be used by business for shipping and other uses. Roads, railroads, and rivers are clearly shown. There is more detail on these maps than any others during this time period.This map measures 12.5 inches by 19 inches.…

This map of Milwaukee was produced by Rand McNally and Co. as part of its Commercial Atlas of America. The detail shown on each map is exceptional because of the map size. These maps were intended to be used by business for shipping, etc. Roads, railroads, and rivers are clearly shown. There is more detail on these maps than any others during this time period.This map measures 26 inches by 19 inches.…

This map of Milwaukee was produced by Rand McNally and Co. as part of its Commercial Atlas of America. These maps are some of our favorite maps because of the large size of each map. The detail shown on each map is exceptional because of the map size. These maps were intended to be used by business for shipping and other uses. Roads, railroads, rivers, and buildings are clearly shown. There is more detail on these maps than any others during this time period.This map measures 12.5 inches by 18 inches.…

We are proud to offer this wonderful large scale map originally issues as part of Rand, McNally's Enlarged Business Atlas and Shippers Guide, Showing in Detail the Entire Railroad System in 1902. The maps from this atlas were larger than most atlas' published at the time and show many more cities and towns. All railroad lines were drawn in red and numbered with a listing of all railroads operating in the state on each map. William H. Rand founded the company in 1856 and incorporated it in 1873 with his partner Andrew McNally. They published their first atlas, The Business Atlas, in 1877. Rand McNally and Company is the oldest business of its kind in the country.This map measures 12.25 inches by 19.5 inches.…

We are proud to offer this wonderful large scale map originally issued as part of Rand McNally's Commercial Atlas of America in 1919. The maps from this atlas were larger than most atlas' published at the time and show many more cities and towns. All railroad lines were drawn in red and numbered with a listing of all railroads operating in the area on each map. William H. Rand founded the company in 1856 and incorporated it in 1873 with his partner Andrew McNally. They published their first atlas, The Business Atlas, in 1877. Rand McNally and Company is the oldest business of its kind in the country.This map measures 12.5 inches by 19 inches.…

This map comes from Rand, McNally & Co.s Atlas of the World, produced in 1894. Each, very detailed map, has light pastel coloring and identifies street names, cemeteries, parks, railroads, rivers, and ponds. This map of Milwaukee uniquely features an excellent layout of the city's appearance at the turn of the century. These large format maps look great framed.This map measures 12.5 inches by 19 inches.…

No binding. Condición: Good. Good. Dissected and mounted on original linen in thirty (30) panels. Some loss at fold intersections. Linen is weak in certain sections. Size: Height 22 x width 39 inches. This is a large-format 1893 railroad map of the United States illustrating the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway (CSMP), and its national connections. The map appeared at the height of the Railroad Wars, a period of fierce competition and expansion between rival railroad networks. It illustrates attempts by the CMSP to compete with the Northern Pacific's transcontinental service. Date: 1893 (undated) Note: Railroad Wars: Competing with the transcontinental routes of the Northern Pacific. References: OCLC 53343040. Rumsey 5247.001.…