139 results for "1876 US Land Office Map of Arizona art print" between $10.00 and $250.00

If you are looking for an unusual piece of art, to decorate a home or office, these truly "limited-edition" prints are perfect. Antique maps are extraordinary examples of the 19th Century printing and engraving arts. As conversation pieces they are unequaled. Each beautiful old map is an actual snapshot of our history. Any of these, increasingly rare, works of art are also some of the most thoughtful (and personal) gifts you can give. Unlike so many other gifts, antique maps and prints allow you...

Description: This rare and extraordinary 1897 map of the island of Molokai, in the Hawaiian group, was prepared for the 1906 Report of the Governor of the Territory of Hawaii to the Secretary of the Interior. Though the cartographic work that produced this map was started in 1878, during the Hawaiian Monarchy, the map itself, and the report that contained it, was issued following the U.S. Government’s 1898 annexation of the Hawaiian Republic. The Report was an attempt to assess and examine the...

Cartographer: The General Land Office, created in 1812, was an independent agency charged with the administration and sale of public lands of the western territories of the United States under the Preemption Act of 1841 and the Homestead Act of 1862. During a time of frenetic energy and rapid westward expansion, the Land Office oversaw the surveying, platting, mapping and eventually the sale of much of the Western United States and Florida. The structural layout of the western United States that...

21 x 17. This is a manuscript copy of a map in the Texas General Land Office. A legend reads, "I, W.C. Walsh Commissioner of the General Land Office, do hereby certify that this Map is a true and correct copy of the Original now in use in this Office compiled from official (sic) data. W.C. Walsh (signature) Commissioner." San Jacinto County, in southeast Texas fifty miles north of Houston on the Trinity River, was created in 1870 out of parts of Liberty, Montgomery, Polk, and Walker counties...

High resolution scan of a vintage map of Arizona made with good humor.

Raised Relief Maps are superior visual references that give a new perspective. Not only do these maps show you the beauty of the land, they allow you to touch a scaled representation of the mountains and valleys. Fully three-dimensional, these vacuum-formed vinyl maps also use color and shading to represent elevation changes so you get a better understanding of the terrain and landforms. These maps are unique wall decor for home or office. The perfect gift for anyone who likes to travel this region...

Ten classes of public land ownership are shown: Military Lands, Indian Lands, US Forest Service, USFS Wilderness, Bureau of Reclamation, Bureau of Land Management, BLM Wilderness, BLM Monument, State Lands, State Parks, Wildlife Areas, and National Parks and Monuments. The map also features game management units and game management regions, with a sidebar of Arizona Game & Fish region office information and license application information.

Ten classes of public land ownership are shown: Military Lands, Indian Lands, US Forest Service, USFS Wilderness, Bureau of Reclamation, Bureau of Land Management, BLM Wilderness, BLM Monument, State Lands, State Parks, Wildlife Areas, and National Parks and Monuments. The map also features game management units and game management regions, with a sidebar of Arizona Game & Fish region office information and license application information.

Title: Map Of Portions Of Utah And Arizona 1879 Framed Giclee Print Artist: U.S. Geological Survey Framed Size: 18.25" X 23.125"

Map of California to accompany printed agreement of S. O. Houghton as to the rights of the Southern Pacific R.R. Co. of Cal. to government lands under Acts of Congress passed July 27, 1866 and March 3, 1871 made before the committee of the judiciary of the Senate and Ho. of Reps. in May 1876.

Cartographer: The Visscher family were prominent Dutch map publishers for nearly a century. The Visscher cartographic story beings with Claes Jansz Visscher ( 1587 - 1652 ) who established the firm in Amsterdam near the offices of Pieter van den Keer and Jadocus Hondius. Many hypothesize that Visscher may have been one of Hondius's pupils and, under examination, this seems logical. The first Visscher maps appear around 1620 and include numerous individual maps as well as an Atlas compiled of maps...

Reproduction "Bird's Eye View" map of DeLand, Florida published in 1884. The first settler in this area of wild Persimmon trees and natural springs, known as "Persimmon Hollow", was Captain John Rich, who built a log cabin here in 1876. The cabin is referenced and appears on the map. This site was visited by Henry Addison DeLand in 1876, who envisioned opportunity for development as an agricultural and tourism center for citrus growers. De Land was from Fairport, New York, where...

Reproduction map of the community known as California, MO, drawn by Prussian born Albert Ruger. Originally called Boonsborough, the town of California was established in 1834. When Moniteau County was formed in 1845, it was decided that Boonsborough would become the county seat. The county court wasn't willing to pay for land in Boonsborough, so they selected a site about a mile west and in 1846, the old Boonsborough's Post Office required the community to change its name. Rumor...

Colton's new map of the state of Texas : the Indian Territory and adjoining portions of New Mexico, Louisiana, and Arkansas / compiled from the official county maps of the General Land Office, the personal reconnaissances and geological explorations of Prof. A.R. Roessler, the surveys of the Mexican Boundary Commission, U.S. Coast Surveys, U.S. General Land Office, the various Rail Road Cos., information furnished by Mr. Pressler, and other authentic materials by G. Woolworth...

Fine reproduction of a panoramic map of Watertown, South Dakota in 1883. County Seat of Condington County, the town of Watertown was formed when the new railroad line stopped short of the region's original settlement of Kampeska, and was moved to meet the railroad. The arrival of the railroad brought a population boom to the area. The federal land office moved from Springfield to Watertown in 1875 to handle the influx of settlers to the region. In 1880, the population of Codington...

1876 Kosciusko County Map of Indiana shows towns roads railroads rivers schools post office locations churches mills blacksmith shops old cemetery locations swamps creeks etc. No scale of miles.

Cartographer: The General Land Office, created in 1812, was an independent agency charged with the administration and sale of public lands of the western territories of the United States under the Preemption Act of 1841 and the Homestead Act of 1862. During a time of frenetic energy and rapid westward expansion, the Land Office oversaw the surveying, platting, mapping and eventually the sale of much of the Western United States and Florida. The structural layout of the western United States that...