Title: A Map of the Northern and Middle States; Comprehending Western Territory and the British Dominions in North America from the best Authorities
Map Maker:
Samuel Morse /
John Stockdale
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Place / Date: London / 1792
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Coloring: Outline Color
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Size: 15.5 x 12.5 inches
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Condition: VG
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Price:
SOLD
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Inventory ID: 29602
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Description: Gorgeous example of Morse's map of the Northern and Mid-Atlantic States.
The map is most notable for the many land grants shown Western Territory, which then included Ohio, Tennessee and the Old Northwest Territory. The grants include Illinois Company, Army Lands, Wagbash Company, New Jersey Company, Ohio Company, and the 7 Ranges, along with the Donation Lands from the Commonwealth of Virginia and General Clark's Grant 1500 acres.
Many settlements are noted in the West, along with early forts (Miami, Pitt, Venango, Chartres) and other interesting features. St. Louis appears on the map, as does Louisiville, St. Genevieve, New Madrid, St. Philips, Cahokir, and the Kaskaskais Village. A nice post-revolutionary war map of the region.
A very nice example, which is rarely seen in original outline color.
Condition Description: Minor offsetting
Related Categories:
Maps of Canada
Maps of the Mid Atlantic
Maps of Midwest America
Maps of New England
Maps of the Northeast
Maps of the United States
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