springfield de beers (4 resultados)

No Binding. Condición: Good. SPRINGFIELD, MA. BEERS. C1870. T----ITLE: Springfield. ----PUBLICATION DETAILS: 14"h x 21"w. From a Beers atlas, ca. 1870. ----DESCRIPTION: Springfield is on the east bank of the Connecticut River in central Massachusetts. Individual buildings are shown and many owners identified. Wards are colored individually. At the right are the villages of "Indian Orchard P.O." and "Sixteen Acres". At the lower left is a list: "Springfield Town Subscriber's Business Reference". ----CONDITION: Margins toned and soiled. Occasional light foxing. Faint offsetting. Two short tears in margins not extending into neatlines. Original wash color. ----P0042.

No Binding. Condición: Very Good. MITTINEAQUE & WEST SPRINGFIELD, MA. 1870. ----TITLE: Mittineaqque & West Springfield. ----PUBLICATION DETAILS: From Atlas of Hampden Co., Massachusetts, From Actual Surveys by and Under the Direction of F.W. Beers 1870. Assisted by Geo. P. Sanford and Others. Published by Beers, Ellis & Soule, New York 1870. Original wash color. 14"h x 25"w. ----GEOGRAPHY: Located across the Connecticut River from Springfield, Massachusetts. Individual houses and owners, roads, property lines, and railroads are shown. A "West Springfield Subscriber's Business Reference" listing dozens of individuals and firms is at the upper right. The area shown in pink is the e site of the town of Agawam. Directly across the river in yellow is Mittineague (now spelled with a g not a q). Mittineague was first settled in 1739. Several industrial sites are located along the Weld River. West Springfield is the larger area between Mittineague and the Connecticut River and lies at the confluence of the Weld River and the Connecticut River. ----CONDITION: Margins toned; small repair at centerfold with no loss. Image very good. ----P0040.

This hand colored map is from the "Atlas of Illinois" published by the Union Atlas Company (Beers and Warner) in 1876. Springfield City is illustrated on this map. Details include the names of towns and important land owners, and illustrations of borders, streets, rivers, and lakes. A note from the publishers in the preface to the atlas states that they hold that this atlas "will be recieved as the most valuable and complete compendium of information, in all various departments embraced, that has yet been published in Illinois. This map measures 12.5 inches by 15.5 inches.

Art Source International is proud to present maps from F.W.Beers Atlas of Long Island, New York - 1873. This is the one of the rarest county atlases in existence today- subsequently, these maps are sure to sell fast! The maps show the counties and towns of Long Island, with roads, railroads, bodies of water and rivers, as well as buildings and the names of homeowners and landowners, making this an excellent genealogical resource! Original hand coloring highlights the maps in bright pastels. This map measures 12 inches by 15.5 inches.