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The State of Pennsylvania. Reduced with...

Stock# 22039

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Mathew Carey

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The State of Pennsylvania. Reduced with permission from Reading Howell's Map, by Samuel Lewis

Publication Place / Date

Philadelphia / 1795

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18 x 11.5 inches

Color

Outline Color

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Stock# 22039

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Description

Nice example of the first state of Carey's map of Pennsylvania, from Carey's American Atlas, the first atlas of America printed in the United States.

This map includes the Erie triangle north of the 42nd parallel though evidence of an earlier erasure along the 42nd parallel suggests that the map was originally engraved by J.T. Scott (see Wheat & Brun 438).

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