1852 1ed Owen Geology of Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota

1852 1ed Owen Geology of Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota Great Lakes Fossils In 1852, David Dale Owen published an important report on geological findings in Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota. This work was Owe

Title: 1852 Owen Geological Map of Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota and Parts of Illinois -- Geological Map of Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota: Exhibiting, also the extension of the Iowa Coal-field into Misso

"Geological Map of Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota: Exhibiting, also, the extension of the Iowa Coal-field in Missouri and its relation to the Illinois Coal-field", by David Dale Owen, M.D. Includes in

147. Owen, David Dale. Illustrations to the Geological Report of Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota. 27 lithograph plates, 21 maps (most folding). 4to, publisher's cloth; ink library stamp on title, gener

Title: 1848 Owen Geological Survey Map of Wisconsin and Parts of Minnesota and Iowa -- Provisional Geological Map of Part of the Chippeway Land District of Wisconsin with Part of Iowa & of Minnesota T

Title: Geological Map of Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota Publication Date: 1851 Cartographer: David Dale Owen Publisher: Dept. Interior Size: 43.8Height - 26Width exhibiting also the extension of the Io

Lot of 5 different. 1) Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway. 1876 Exchange Ticket issued to Hurlburt of the Canada Southern Railway. Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota. Signed by the general ma

This advertisement reads "Take The Favorite Rock Island Route" by the Cameron, Amberg & Co., Printers of Chicago. C. 1880's. Pictured is a map with the states Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, Ill

Group of approximately 169 Vintage postcards including Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginal, Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana. CONDITION: commensurate

Volume two includes Michigan, Florida, Texas, Iowa, Wisconsin, California, Minnesota, Oregon, Kansas, West Virginia, Nevada, Nebraska, Colorado, North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Washington, Idaho,

Lot of 21. Minnesota, Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin. Includes: Great Northern Railway (1911); Northern Pacific Railway (1910-11); Iowa Central Railway (1910-11); Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Rwy

"Provisional Geological Map of Part of the Chippeway Land District of Wisconsin with Part of Iowa & of Minnesota Territory". "To Illustrate the Report of a Geological Reconnoissance made in 1847 by Da

2002 (Tennessee, Ohio, Louisiana, Indiana, Mississippi), 2003 (Illinois, Alabama, Maine, Missouri, Arkansas), 2004 (Michigan, Florida, Texas, Iowa, Wisconsin), 2005 (California, Minnesota, Oregon, Kan

Geological Chart of part of Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois by D.D. Owen (David Dale Owen 1807-1860). Hand coloring including boundry lines. Ink hand written No. 1 to center of top margin. Good condition wi

1868 1ed Dakota Land History INDIANS Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan MAP Hankins Colonel Hankins Dakota Land is a fascinating post-Civil War survey of the geography and history of Minnesota, Wisconsin, a

Title: 1852 Owen Map of the Des Moines River from Des Moines to the Mississippi -- Series of Sections on the Des Moines River in Iowa, between the Mississippi and the Racoon Fork Cartographer: D Owen

Title: 1852 Owen Maps of Mississippi River from Minneapolis to Upriver the Wisconsin -- Series of Sections on the Wisconsin River from the Mouth to Whitney's Rapids [on sheet with] Series of Sections

Hand-colored map depicting Minnesota and the un-unified Dakota territories. Parts of Wisconsin and Iowa are seen in the margins. Surrounded by a border of floral vines and ribbons. Inscribed in the ma

Colton's Western Tourist & Emigrant's Guide through the states of Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa and Wisconsin and the territories of Minnesota (how it is spelled in the book), Miss

Colton's Western Tourist & Emigrant's Guide through the states of Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa and Wisconsin and the territories of Minnesota (how it is spelled in the book), Miss

Hand tinted lithograph map from the map of J.N. Nicollet, 1844. Measures 13.75 x 18 inches overall. Depicts the Minnesota and Iowa territories, counties, native villages and trails.

Large lot of over 60 tokens from several Midwestern states. Iowa (6); Missouri (4); Nebraska (3); North Dakota (6); South Dakota (11); Kansas (20); Ohio (8); Indiana (2); Wisconsin (3); Minnesota (3);

1852 1ed Uncle Toms Cabin Beecher Stowe Slavery Abolition Civil War RARE “A moral battle cry for freedom!” – Langston Hughes on Uncle Toms Cabin. No other work of literature helped

1852 1ed Great Salt Lake Utah Stansbury Exploration Mormon Polygamy Indians Maps Howard Stansbury was a 19th-century engineer and explorer known for his ventures to the American west. In 1849, he was