Very scarce West Texas RR map - Cram's Railway

Scarce and large 2-page map from the very scarce Cram’s 1897 Standard American Railway System Atlas of the World. Cram was unique in producing a special group of atlases for just a few years that hi

From a very scarce Cram atlas comes this map of the Deep South showing the areas railway system in place in 1882. ”New Railroad and County Map of Arkansas, Louisiana & Mississippi.” The 18

“New Railroad and County Map of Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina” from the extremely scarce 1882 edition of Cram’s Unrivaled Family Atlas of the World. This was t

“New Railroad and County Map of Missouri” from an exceedingly scarce 1882 edition of Cram’s Unrivaled Family Atlas of the World.” Collections of vintage maps of Missouri will n

Desirable and scarce railroad map of North Carolina from a very scarce and early Cram atlas. The 1882 edition of Cram’s Unrivaled Family Atlas of the World was the last Cram atlas to use hand c

Exceedingly scarce New York state map from the last Cram atlas to feature hand colored maps. “New Railroad and County Map of New York” from the very scarce 1882 Cram’s Unrivaled Fam

Very scarce double-page map of the Dakota Territory from the scarce 1882 edition of Cram’s Unrivaled Family Atlas of the World. The 1882 atlas was the last Cram atlas to feature hand coloring o

Interesting cerographic map of Texas from Cram’s Unrivaled Family Atlas of the World. Predates subdivision of Tom Green, Pecos, Crockett and Presidio Counties. Shows rail system throughout stat

Author: Cram Title: 1901 West Texas Map Medium: Ink on Paper Dimensions: 14.5"X22.5" Map of West Texas dated 1901. Printed and published by George Cram in Chicago. Part of his Family Atlas. Double fol

Early McNally copperplate engraved map of the United States showing complete railway network throughout the country 150 years ago. Without the encumbrance of roads, the viewer can get an excellent ide

Scarce map of New Jersey from the first mass-produced world atlas by George F. Cram. He published at least two versions of his 1883 Universal Family Atlas, an early edition and a later edition. The ea

From the very scarce 1882 edition of Cram’s Unrivaled Family Atlas of the World. This was the last atlas that featured hand colored maps. Today it is extremely scarce, as are the maps contained

Toward the end of the 19th century, the better atlas makers had pushed the size and quality of their maps to the limit. George F. Cram was one of these publishers, but he also put out a special group

This map comes from an extremely scarce atlas, one of the finest atlases Cram ever produced. Cram’s 1910 Standard American Railway Atlas is the last railway atlas Cram produced and is so scarce, mos

County map of East Texas depicted in the unique Asher & Adams’ style, without roads to highlight the presence of railroads. Extends from Louisiana west to beyond San Antonio and features the ra

Title: 1890 Map of West Texas Medium: Ink on Paper Dimensions: 14.5"X22.5" Description: Map of West Texas dated 1890. Engraved and published by George Cram in Chicago. Part of his Family Atlas. Double

Author: Cram Title: 1884 Map of West Texas Medium: Ink on Paper Dimensions: 14.5"X21.5" Map of the West portion of Texas dated 1884. Engraved and published by George Cram in Chicago. Part of his World

Dramatic and huge map of Florida naming and showing all rail lines in the state. Every rail line is named, numbered and color-coded by a legend on the map. From the very scarce Cram’s Bankersâ

Large and dramatic double-page map of Arizona naming and showing all rail lines in the state. Every railroad line is named, numbered, and color-coded by a legend on the map. From the very scarce Cram�

Extremely scarce early 1883 map is different from the more common later 1883 and 1884 version of Cram’s Texas. The later versions have green county borders with rose hachures for the state outline.

Large and dramatic double-page map of New Mexico naming and showing all rail lines in the state. Every railroad line is named, numbered, and color-coded by a legend on the map. From the very scarce Cr

County map of Eastern Texas extends from Louisiana west to beyond San Antonio and features the railroad system of that time. Features numerous railroads still in their infancy, along with proposed fut

Detailed and scarce 1910 double-page map of St. Louis showing railway routes. Interestingly, it also locates every interurban route in the city, a most unusual addition. This map comes the extremely s

Scarce double-page hand-colored map of Southern Texas from the very early and scarce 1882 Cram’s Unrivaled Family Atlas of the World. All Cram atlases prior to 1883 are extremely scarce. They ar