004 1855 Delaware Maryland and Washington D.C. Paper Products:18x20 or 20x24

004 1855 Delaware Maryland and Washington D.C. Paper Products:18x20 or 20x24This map was produced by the famous cartographer J. Colton. This first edition features Delaware and Maryland, with portions of a few adjacent states shown as well. The interesting thing about this map is the fact that it is a derivative work. Colton often used his previous maps as a foundation for newer maps with updated data in regards to boundary lines, typography, and other points of interest. Notice the inset at the lower left. it features the

Edward Camy was a California-based illustrator and graphic artist who was active during the first half of the 20th century

the lush wilderness and beautiful mountain vistas

The lakes in the Cisco Chain are dotted with many islands and the spring-fed waters offer great opportunities for fishing for walleye

Cities along the river with attractions and recreational activities were noted

Each island is uniquely different

This map draws attention to the lakes from Grand Traverse Bay to Little Traverse Bay

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The black bear is said to be the only known bear in Colorado

also known as the “North Woods

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France also has quite a bit of intrigue and mystery shrouded in its past

one of his ships is cast on the rocks near Celebes