Civil War era map of the U. S. with unsettled western borders

One of the key maps in the 1860s Johnson series of North America. In this map Idaho Territory encompasses what would eventually become Idaho, Montana and Wyoming. Dakota Territory has yet to split int

One of the key maps in the 1860s Johnson series of North America. In this map Dakota Territory has yet to split into its north and south divisions while it stretches to encompass what will eventually

One of the key maps in the 1860s Johnson series of North America. In this map Idaho Territory encompasses what would eventually become Idaho, Montana and Wyoming. Dakota Territory has yet to split int

Very interesting hand-colored map created at a pivotal time in the settlement of the American West. In this lovely Civil War era map many of the western states have still not settled their borders. Ar

This uncommon Civil War era engraved map shows a very unusual configuration for Dakota. In this map the borders of Wyoming and Utah have yet to be finalized. Numerous Indian tribes are located through

Title: Civil War era map of deep southern states, 1860/62 Description: "Authentic vintage map of three deep south states whose partial borders are defined by the mighty Mississippi River, one of the g

Nice map of the nation’s capital as it looked during the second year of the Civil War. Notice the vulnerability of the “President’s House.” Also of note are the U. S. Arsenal, U. S. Navy Yard

SAMUEL AUGUSTUS MITCHELL JR., AN AMERICAN CIVIL WAR ERA MAP, "County Map of Texas," CIRCA 1863, hand-colored lithograph on paper with profusely floral and fruit border, plate 34. from Mitchell's New G

Approx. 23" X 40". Upper portion slight staining and minor loss as shown. Highly detailed Civil War era sea chart of part of the Potomac River, including Alexandria and Washington D.C. north to George

Title: 1863 Phelps and Watson US Map with Civil War Battles -- Phelps & Watson's Historical and Military Map of the Border & Southern States Cartographer: Phelps and Watson Year/Place: 1863, New York

1864 Civil War MAP United States Statistics Commerce American Trade Gold Silver The United States Department of Treasury published this Civil War-era report analyzing the commerce of the US Government

Collection of Civil War era artifacts. Some later 19th and 20th C. items, Silver, signatures, etc. With some Western memorabilia. All with labels, none verified or authenticated. Dimensions: (Plate) D

A fine collection of original western maps published by the U.S. goverment. Many under the direction of Jefferson Davis. Many of the maps are the large size with the utmost of details showing recently

Important transitional map of the United States showing terrific western territorial borders including the important territorial acquisitions of the Mexican-American War, pre-Gadsden Purchase. Inset m

Significant double-page map showing transitional western borders including the important territorial acquisitions of the Mexican-American War, pre-Gadsden Purchase. The inset map "No. 6 Map of the Gol

Reserve Reduced! Significant double-page map showing transitional western borders including the important territorial acquisitions of the Mexican-American War, pre-Gadsden Purchase. The inset map "No.

Johnson’s great map of North America showing several western U. S. states with unsettled borders. Wyoming is in a strange configuration and won’t change until its borders are settled wit

Antique map of California, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona. Published during a great time of expansion and change in the U.S. West, as well as during the Civil War. Here Utah displays

Map: Western Part of Quebec Maker: George Cram Date: 1891 Size: 13.5 x 21.75 inches For "The Home Knowledge Atlas" George F. Cram (1842-1928) served in the U.S. Army during the American Civil War. Aft

TITLE/CONTENT OF MAP: 'North America' The map shows the borders between the US and Mexico before the Mexican-American war, with much of the present-day western United States as part of Mexico. The Rep

Civil War era U.S. Staff Officer's sword and scabbard. Blade marked W. Clauberg Solingen, Schuyler, Hartley & Graham N.Y. Eagle and floral etching with shield on one side and "U.S." on the other. Open

36 star Civil War era U.S. flag, 1865-1867, 36 star United States flag, c. 1865-1867, approx. 72"h x 117"w, cord sewn into hoist edge, no grommets Provenance: Property from the Collection of Charles E

Model 1860 Mansfield & Lamb Sword. This Civil War era U.S sword is dated 1865 and inspected by "C.E.W." (Charles E Wilson) also stamped "Mansfield & Lamb Forerstdale RI" within an oval at the ricasso.

E & G. W. Blunt's Map of Charleston and Vicinity (New York: E & G. W. Blunt, 1862), a handy map for military purposes showing both land and sea routes in the region. Unframed in a 1950s mailing/storag