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Battle Lookout Mountain Tennessee c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Battle of Lookout Mountain. Tenn. Chatanooga and Vicinity Red River Expedition Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps ... moreor state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 47351] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not sell modern reprints. Condition All of our items are original antique pieces and it is important to keep in mind that
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Savannah GA to Goldsborough NC c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Campaign Maps Exhibiting the Line of March of the 20th Corps from Savannah. GA. to Goldsborough, N.C. with the Plan of the Battle-Fields of Averysborough and Bentonville, N.C. Map Showing the Positions of the 16th and 20th Corps and Kilpatricks Cavalry. In an Engagement near Bentonville, N.C. Map of Battle of Black River. N.C. Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific ... moreevents and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. Some light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era, and in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as i
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Siege Spanish Fort Mobile Alabama c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Map of the Environs of Petersburg. VA. from the Appomattox River to Ft. Howard Showing the Positions of the Intrenched Lines Occupied by the 9th Army Corps Siege Operations at Spanish Fort. Mobile Bay Map Showing the March Routes of the Army of the Tennessee Under the Command of Maj. Gen. O.O. Howardm During the Winter Campaign in the Carolinas Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great ... moredetail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. Some light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era, and in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original cen
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Defense Mobile Alabama Rebel Lines c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Map of the Defenses of the City of Mobile Rebel Lines of Works at Blakeley. Ala. Captured by the Army of West Mississippi, Positions and Approaches by the Union Forces Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture ... morevisually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. Map likely displays a few short minor edge-splits in the wide blank margins, all of which will disappear once the map is matted for display, plus a couple short minor splits at centerfold ends which are very easy to overlook or miss visually since they are outside the printed area. Also some light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era, and in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet me
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Third Epoch Atlanta Campaign Sherman c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Map Illustrating the Third Epoch o the Atlanta Campaign Position of the 15th Army Corps Before Atlanta. Ga. Position of the 1st Division. 15th Army Corp near Jonesborough, Ga. Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting ... moreto capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 47360] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not sell modern reprints
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South United States Lines Operation c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Southern United States Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. ... moreThe underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 47415] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not sell modern reprints. Condition All of our items are original antique pieces and it is important to keep in mind that many of them have been around for 100 years or more. In
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Advance Upon Corinth Mississippi c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Map of the Country Between Monterey. Tenn. and Corinth, Miss. Showing the Lines of Intrenchments made, and the Routes Followed by The U.S. forces Under the Command of Maj. Gen. Halleck, U.S. Army in Advance upon Corinth Sketch of the Battle-Field of Shiloh Showing the Disposition of the Troops under the Command of Major General D.C. Buell Sketch of the Position of the Army of the Potomac at Harrison's Landing. Va. Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. ... moreThis oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the blank margin which will disappear once matted, a small almost insignificant hole beside right title, and some light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era, and in no way offensive or severe. O
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City of Atlanta Line of Defense c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Sketch of the City of Atlanta and Line of Defense Map of the County between Vicksburg and Meridian. Miss. Showing the Route Followed by the Seventeenth Army Corps Map of Smith's Island. S.C. Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, ... moreattempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 47352] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not s
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Defenses Charleston City & Harbor c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Map of the Defenses of Charleston City and Harbor Showing also the Works Erected by the U.S. Forces The Battle near Belmont. Missouri Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the ... moreregions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 47389] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not sell modern reprints. Condition All of our items are original
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Batteries Cummings Point S. Carolina c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Appearance of the Batteries on Cumming's Point Sketch of Works East of Fort Johnson as Seen from Fort Sumter& Appearance of the Works at Cumming's Point Sketch of Fight at Rich Mountain W.Va. Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision ... moreand accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 47387] Guaranteed Authentic! We
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Fort Johnson from Fort Sumter c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War views
Fort Moultrie as Seen from Fort Sumter Fort Johnson as Seen from Fort Sumter Morris Island and Cumming's Point as Seen from Fort Sumter Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically ... morethe regions and battles depicted. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting image. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 47386] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not sell modern reprints. Condition All of our items are original antique pieces and it is important to keep in mind that many of them have been around for 100 years or more. Individual pieces may have seen many owners and been handled many times over the course of their existence and as a result each piece has developed a history of it's own. Short edge splits(often repaired with archival tape) Foxing, discoloration, etc. are all things to expect on items of this type. They rarely distract from the piece and often add to the overall character of the item. Keep in mind when you receive your item that you are not handling a modern copy, you are holdi
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Battle Corinth Position Confederates c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Plan of the Battle of Corinth Found on 3rd and 4th if October. 1862, Between the Confederate Forces under Major-Generals Van Dorn, Price and Lovelland the United States Forces under Major General Rosecrans Map of the Ground on Which was Fought the Battle of Iuka. Miss. Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions ... moredepicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the blank margin which will disappear once matted and some light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era, and in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Ori
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Siege Defense Charleston Harbor c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Plan of the Siege Operations Against the Defenses of Charleston Harbor. Prior to the Capture of Fort Wagner Sketch Showing the Operations of the Army of the Potomac Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture ... morevisually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 47345] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not sell modern reprints. Condition
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Defense Fort Morgan Alabama c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Plan of Siege Operations Against Fort Morgan. Ala. by the U.S. Forces under Maj. Gen. Gordon Granger Map of the Battle of Fredericksburg. Va. Map of Battle-Field of Mechanicsville and Cold Harbor. Va. Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision ... moreand accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 47363] Guaranteed Authentic! We do
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Rebel Defenses of Mobile Alabama c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Rebel Defenses Mobile. Ala. Occupied by Union Forces under Maj. Gen. E.R.S. Canby Map Exhibits the Lines of the Enemy in Our Possessions up to Date Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically ... morethe regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 47335] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not sell modern reprints. Condition All of our items
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Federal Point North Carolina c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Federal Point. N.C. Union Defensive Lines. Deep Bottom, VA Plans of the Defensive Works at Harrison's Landing Fort Pemberton near Greenwood. Miss. Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically ... morethe regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. Map likely displays a few short minor edge-splits in the wide blank margins, all of which will disappear once the map is matted for display, plus a couple short minor splits at centerfold ends which are very easy to overlook or miss visually since they are outside the printed area. Also some light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era, and in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4&
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Fourth Epoch Atlanta Campaign c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Maps Illustrating the Fourth& Fifth Epoch of the Atlanta Campaign Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state ... moremaps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the top blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 60361] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not sell modern reprints. Condition All of our items are original antique pieces and it is important to keep in mind that many
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Operation Army of Potomac Defenses c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Sections of Approaches Plan of a Portion of the Siege of Operations Against the Defenses of Charleston Harbor Showing the Left Batteries Sketch Showing the Operations of the Army of the Potomac Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, ... moreattempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the top blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 60382] Guaranteed Authentic! We do no
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Battle of Fredericksburg Operations c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Sketch of the Battles of Chancellorsville. Salem Church, and Fredericksburg Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps ... moreor state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the top blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 60385] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not sell modern reprints. Condition All of our items are original antique pieces and it is important to keep in mind that many
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Orange County Virginia & Bristoe c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Map of Orange County. c. V.A. Map of Missionary Ridge. Tenn. Showing the Positions Attacked by the Forces Under Command of Maj. Gen. W.T. Sherman Map to Show Lines of March of Second Army Corps and the Enemy Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision ... moreand accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the top blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 60381] Guaranteed Authe
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Siege of Vicksburg Mississippi Riverc.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Map of the Country Between Milliken's Bend. LA. and Jackson, Miss. Showing the Routes Followed Army of the Tennessee Under the Command of Maj. Gen. U.S. Grant Map of the Siege of Vicksburg. Miss. Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and ... moreaccuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 60380] Guaranteed Authentic! We do
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Defense Vicksburg Mississippi c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Map of the Defenses of Vicksburg. Miss. Map of Big Black River Railroad Bridge and Vicinity Map of Jackson. Miss. and Vicinity Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions ... moreand battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the top blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 60379] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not sell modern reprints. Condition All of our items are original ant
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Battle of Murfreesborough c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Map of the Battle of Murfreesborough Sketch of the Battle of Fredericksburg Survey of Fortifications and Environs of Tullahoma Map of the Battlefield of Thompson's Hill. Port Gibson Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting ... moreto capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the top blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 60375] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not sell m
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Battle Stone River & Murfreesborough c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Plan of the Battles of Stone's River and Murfreesborough Rebel Fortifications of Grand Gulf. Miss. Skirmishes near Liberty Gap. Tenn. Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically ... morethe regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the top blank margin which will disappear once matted and some light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era, and in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 60374] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not sell modern reprints. Condition All of our items are or
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Fredericksburg Battle Big Mound c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Fredericksburg Map Accompanying Report of the Battle of Dr Fork Creek. Mo. Skethc of the Battle of Dead Buffalo Lake. Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles ... moredepicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the top blank margin which will disappear once matted and some light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era, and in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 60373] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not sell modern reprints. Condition All of our items are original antique piece
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Shelbyville Jasper Decherd Vicinity c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Jasper. Chattanooga, Shelbyville, Manchester and Vicinty Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the ... moreera issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the top blank margin plus some minor waviness, which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 60371] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not sell modern reprints. Condition All of our items are original antique pieces and it is important to keep in mind th
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Battlefield of Chickamauga Georgia c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Map of the Battlefield of Chickamauga. Walker Co. Georgia Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of ... morethe era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the top blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 60370] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not sell modern reprints. Condition All of our items are original antique pieces and it is important to keep in mind that many of them hav
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Fall Campaign Army of Mississippi c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Map of the Fall Campaign of the Army of Mississippi Map of the Chickamauga Showing the Positions of the Confederate and Federal Armies Mine Run. VA. and Vicinity Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually ... moreand cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the top blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 60369] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not sell modern reprints. Conditio
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Chattanooga & Vicinity Battlefield c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Map of the Battlefield of Chattanooga Chattanooga and Vicinity Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps ... moreof the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the top blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 60367] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not sell modern reprints. Condition All of our items are original antique pieces and it is important to keep in mind that many of the
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Army of Tennessee Positioning c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Battleground of the Army of Tennessee Under Command Maj. Gen. O.O. Howard Before Atlanta. GA. Map of the Vicinity of Petersburgh. VA. Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the ... moreregions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the top blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 60365] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not sell modern reprints. Condition All of our items are origi
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Military Operations Sherman Georgia c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Map Illustrating the Operations of the Army Under Command of General W.T. Sherman in Georgia Map Illustrating the First Epoch the Atlanta Campaign Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically ... morethe regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the top blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 60364] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not sell modern reprints. Condition All of our it
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Line of March Left Wing Army Atlanta c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Map Showing the Position of the Confederate Armies of Mississippi and Tennessee Under Command of Gen. J. E. Johnston Positions of the 4th Div. 17th Army Corps Headquarters 2nd Cavalry Division Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, ... moreattempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the top blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 60359] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not
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Military Prison Johnson Island Ohio c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Campaign Against Sterling Price Westport and Big Blue A Sketch of the Military Prison on Johnson's Island. Ohio Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles ... moredepicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 60355] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not sell modern reprints. Condition All of our items are original antique pieces and
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Union Defense Deep Bottom Virginia c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Federal Point. N.C. Powder Vessel Exploded off Fort Fisher. N.C. Plan of Defensive Works at Harrison's Landing Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles ... moredepicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 60354] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not sell modern reprints. Condition All of our items are original antique pieces and
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Defensive Line Fort Brady to Burnham c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Plan. Section and Elevation of Casemate in Fort Burnham Battle of Bentonville. N.C. Battlefield of Five Fork. V.A. Defensive Lines from Fort Burnham(Battery Harrison) to Right of New Market Road Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, ... moreattempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the blank margin which will disappear once matted and some light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era, and in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 60353] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not se
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Upper Potomac Maryland & Virginia c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Upper Potomac from McCoy's Ferry to Conrad's Ferry and Adjacent Portion of Maryland and Virginia Map Showing the March Routes of the Army of Tennessee from Atlanta to Savannah. During the Campaign in Georgia Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis ... moreupon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 60352] Guaranteed A
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Campaign Atlanta to Savannah Georgia c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Campaign Maps Showing Atlanta. GA. to Savannah, GA. with Dates and Union and Rebel Defenses Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical ... moremaps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 60350] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not sell modern reprints. Condition All of our items are original antique pieces and it is important to keep
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Battlefield Franklin Tennessee c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Battefields in Front of Nashville. Tenn. Where the United States Forces Commanded by Major-General Geo. H. Thomas, Defeated and Routed the Rebel Army Under General Hood Battlefield of Waynesborough. VA Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision ... moreand accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 60349] Guaranteed Authentic! We d
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Battlefield Nashville Tennessee c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Topographical Map of the Battlefield of Nashville. Tenn. Gettysburg Map of a Portion of the Battle-Field of Nashville. Tenn. Shoeing Position of Stewart's Corps Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture ... morevisually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 60348] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not sell modern reprints. Condition
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Central Virginia Dinwiddie Battle c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Central Virginia Battle-Field of Dinwiddie C.H. Map of Montgomery. Ala, and its Defenses Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical ... moremaps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the blank margin which will disappear once matted and s ome light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era. And in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 60347] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not sell modern reprints. Condition All of our items are original antique pieces and it is important to keep in
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Defenses Charleston South Carolina c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Special Limited Time Shipping Offer! $1 for U.S. or $9.95 anywhere in the world* see details below Map of Charleston and its Defenses Map of New Berne. N.C. and Defenses Diagram Illustrating the 1st and 7th Positions Occupied by the 4th Divisions. 17th Army Ciorps During the Battle of Atlanta, Ga. Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of ... morethe Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the top blank margin which will disappear once matted and some light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era, and in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c.
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Alabama Western Georgia c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
General Topographical Map. Sheet XIII(Alabama& Western Georgia) Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state ... moremaps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the top blank margin which will disappear once matted and some light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era, and in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 62154] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not sell modern reprints. Condition: We only handle. Sell& ship original vintage and antique items. Old printed sheets of pap
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Florida Tortuga Keys Archipelago c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
General Topographical Map. Sheet XI(Florida) Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued ... moreby most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the top blank margin which will disappear once matted and some light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era, and in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 62153] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not sell modern reprints. Condition: We only handle. Sell& ship original vintage and antique items. Old printed sheets of paper. Items which are rea
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Tennessee North Carolina Virginia c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
General Topographical Map. Sheet VII(North Carolina. Tennessee, Southern Kentucky& Virginia) Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike ... moretopographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the blank margins which will disappear once matted and some light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era, and in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 62152] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not sell modern reprints. Condition: We only handle. Sell& ship original vintage and antique items.
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Battle of Chickamauga Georgia c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Map of the Battlefield of Chickamauga. Ga. and Vicinity Defenses of Chattanooga. Tenn. Defenses of Chattanooga. Tenn. Redoubt Putnam Defenses of Chattanooga. Tenn. Plan of Port Phelps Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly detailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting ... moreto capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the top blank margin which will disappear once matted and some light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era, and in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original center-fold line as issued. 62148] Guaranteed Authentic! We do not sell mode
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Mobile Alabama & Defenses Blakely c.1890s huge detailed antique Civil War map
Campaign Maps Showing Position of 20th Army Corps on March From Atlanta. Ga. to Savannah, Ga. with Dates and Union and Rebel Defenses Map of the Defenses of the City of Mobile Rebel Lines of Works at Blakely. Ala. Captured by the Army of West Mississippi Issued c.1891-95. Washington, D.C. by the US Government Printing Office. Printed by Julius Bien& Co. Lithographers, N.Y. Published under the direction of Daniel S. Lamont. Secretary of War. Originally issued in the"Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies" Which was issued in parts to subscribers over a period of years, but is sometimes found bound up later into atlas volumes. This oversize and attractive lithographed 19th century sheet depicts in great detail the specific events and locations of the Civil War battles or regions depicted. Astoundingly ... moredetailed. With an emphasis upon precision and accuracy, attempting to capture visually and cartographically the regions and battles depicted. Unlike topographical maps or state maps of the era issued by most cartographers. The underlying premise of these Civil War maps was to depict the cartography as it specifically related to events of the Civil War. Thus, individual battles, small forts, troop movements, local rail lines, panoramic views, etc. are often rendered and explained with precision in a manner quite unique. Also, the very large format of the sheet allows for a level of detail which makes the map perfect for display or study by a Civil War buff, since the detail it contains is to be found almost no where else on this scale. In Good+ to VG. Mostly clean condition. some light damp staining across the top blank margin which will disappear once matted and some light minor age-wear- typical for maps of this era, and in no way offensive or severe. Overall a pleasing example of this interesting map. Which is well worthy of display. Elephant folio sheet measures c. 29 1/4" W x 18 1/8" H. Printed area measures c. 27" W x 13 3/8" H. Original cente
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