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Stock# m0067
Description
Extremely rare mid-19th Century map of Pennsylvania from T.R. Tanner's General Atlas, one of the rarest of all mid-19th Century Atlases. Includes insets of Philadephia and Pittsburg. TR Tanner was Henry Schenk Tanner's son. It is known that he re-issued several of Tanner's works, including a rare late issue of the American Atlas. The General Atlas was apparently a new undertaking , although reminiscent of Finley's work. We have never seen a complete copy of the atlas, although Karrow notes the existence of the Wisconsin map (6-1664). One of the rarest of all Pennsylvania Atlas maps.
![[New Castle, Delaware]. Sandhocken (Fort)](https://storage.googleapis.com/raremaps/img/small/79459.jpg)
