LLOYD, J. T. Lloyd's American Railroad Map, sh

map Measures 50 x 40

"Lloyd's Map of the Southern States Showing all the Railroads, their Stations & Distances… 1862." New York: J. T. Lloyd, [1862.] Colored by state. Large map, measured from neatlines 51.25" x 37". Co

Stated "only map to plan campaigns in Virginia by General McClellan" 1828 & 1859. Some tears w/ wear consistent w/ age of document. Sze: 48 1/2" x 31 1/2"

"Lloyds New Map of the United States, the Canadas and New Brunswick" dated 1863. 39" high, 57 1/2" wide. Toned throughout, scattered edge losses and small tears, tear with old tape repair upper left,

(KENTUCKY.) J.T. Lloyd. Lloyd's Official Map of the State of Kentucky. Compiled from Actual Surveys and Official Documents, Showing Every Rail Road & Rail Road Station with the Distances Between Each

LLOYD, James T. (19th Century). and Charles A. REEVES.Lloyd's official map of the State of Tennessee, 1863. Folding lithographed map with original stencilled color. New York: J.T. Lloyd, 1863. 32" x 4

James Lloyd (American 1905-1974), Gouache on paper, Turtles and Daisies. Signed lower right J. Lloyd. Framed and matted under glass. (Approx. 8" x 12" overall: 12 3/4" x 16 3/4").

Huge antique wall map in rare condition...varnish appears nearly fresh with absolutely no cracking. Includes original rollers which are also in great condition. Great hand-coloring and strong print. T

Title: Map of All the Railroads in the United States in Operation and Progress. Cartographer: POOR, H.V./D. & J. McLELLAN Publisher: H.V. POOR | THE AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL Publication Date: c1854 H

Title/Content of Map: 1829 Survey Map of the Earliest American Railroad Plan -- Plan of a Survey for the Proposed Boston and Providence Rail-Way Date Printed: 1828 Boston Cartographer: J Hayward Size:

Framed Vintage Pennsylvania Railroad & Connections Map. Printed by J.W Clement Co. Matthews-Northrup Works, Buffalo N.Y. Drawn by Crawford C. Anderson (American, 20th C). Measures 22 inches high x 42

Map of Somerset County with inset of Somerville lower right, hand-colored lithograph by J. W. Otley and J. Keily, printed by Lloyd Van Derveer, Camden, NJ, 1850 Overall: 47-3/4"h x 40"w Sight: 44-3/4"

Frank Lloyd Wright (American, 1867-1959)Drawings of the Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Smith House, Kane Count

William Lloyd Garrison (1805-1879), American abolitionist. Handwritten letter to J.M. Foster dated October 8 1861 fulfilling a request for an autograph. With commentary and 2 signatures / autographs.

painted pressed steel, 1000 loco & tender, 1005 gondola, 1001 caboose, minor decal wear, w/3 pieces of straight track, set originally owned by O. Winston Link, American photographer and shown in his b

blue American Victory, orange P0917, both made in Hong Kong, red & orange Ferrari 312P’s, gold & green Ford J Cars, made in USA, C7-8.

This great litho is from the original work of William James Aylward (1875-1956) produced for the North German Lloyd Shipping Co. Features the Bremen entering the New York Harbor. Frame measures 27" x

Publication Date: 1873 Title: Map of the West Indies Cartographer: LLOYD, H.H. Publisher: WARNER & BEERS Height: 14.8 Width: 15.9 Florida shows nearly a dozen forts. Shows railroads in north Florida.

Published by Philip Freneau Press, Monmouth Beach, N.J. ©1966

This is a railroad map of the United States, as produced by the American Express Company, for distribution by the New York Central Railroad in 1934. New York Central lines are featured on this map, th

J. Denison (American, 18th century). "Map of North and South Carolina" -1796, from "Morse's Universal Geography", engraving. Framed. Provenance: From the Lifetime Collection of Billy S. Arant, Jr., Ch

(RAILROADS.) J.W. Orr. Map of the All-Rail Great Southern Mail Route. Small lithographed map of railroad connections from New York to the southern states printed in blue with an inset table of distanc

Heading: Author: Colton, J.H. Title: Colton's Railroad & Township Map of the State Of New York. With Parts of the Adjoining States & Canada Place Published: New York Publisher:Colton & Company D

J Hart (American 19th c) Railroad bridge oil on canvas 14 x 19"