Scarce Georgia-Alabama Civil War-era RR map by Johnson & Browning, 1861

Johnson’s Georgia and Alabama from the scarce 1861 edition of Johnson’s Family Atlas published shortly after the outbreak of the war in 1861 by Johnson & Browning. Shows network of railroa

1st edition Johnson’s Civil War Military Map, Johnson & Browning. Scarce 1861 map by A. J. Johnson showing the military deportment of the United States in 1860, just before war broke out in the stat

Johnson’s Georgia and Alabama from the 1862 edition of Johnson’s Family Atlas published during the second year of the war in 1862 by Johnson & Ward. Shows railroads operating at the beginn

Title: 1861 Georgia and Alabama, by Johnson and Browning Date/Period: 1861 Materials: Steel engraved Size: 26 x 18” Southern states from the start of the civil war. 1861, by Johnson and Browning

Johnson's New Military Map of the United States. NY: Johnson & Browning, 1861. 17.5 x 24", in 26.25 x 32.5" frame, under glass.

Map showing an area visited repeatedly by the Civil War (550 battles and skirmishes were fought in Georgia alone). Created at the height of the conflict, this actual cartographic document is what citi

S. Augustus Mitchell published some of the nicer atlases during the mid-19th century in America. Maps from these atlases are desirable documents showing what the different states looked like at the ti

Scarce untitled Civil War era map of the area between Washington, D.C. and Mount Vernon by James Tuthill, lithographed by Herline and Hensel, Philadelphia, PA, published in Camden, NJ, circa 1861. Int

Title: Louisiana & Alabama with Mississippi, 1864 scarce publication by Schonberg Date/Period: 1864 Materials: Hand colored steel plate engraved. Size: 14 x 12 inches 1864 uncommon civil war era map b

1863 Civil War era colored map of Florida by Alvin Jewett Johnson, published by A.J Johnson New York. Unframed in protective sleeve. Measures just shy of 14 inches by 18 inches.

Nice example of A. J. Johnson's 1862 map of North America. Presents a fascinating snapshot of North America just after the outbreak of the American Civil War. States generally follow the 1861 configur

Great map of Florida showing the entire state (includes small inset of Florida Keys). Shows state shortly after the outbreak of the Civil War. Notes proposed course of a canal route from Tampa to the

A map produced toward the end of the Civil War, it oddly features two states who wound up fighting against each other. Tennessee, for its part, had more fighting than any other state other than Virgin

Title: Civil War era map of Iowa & Missouri, 1861/66 Description: Vintage map of Iowa and Missouri showing the states at the time of the Civil War. Although the map came from an 1866 edition of Mitche

Historic map shows the Carolinas in great detail shortly following the outbreak of the Civil War. States hand-colored at the time of publishing with color coding according to county. Inset map depicts

Title/Content of Map: United States. Civil war era military map. Showing southern ports Date: 1863 Cartographer: By Johnson & Ward. From, Johnson’s New Illustrated Family Atlas Size: 18x 26 1/4”.

1863 Civil War Era Colored Map of Florida, by Alvin Jewett Johnson (1827-1884), published by Johnson & Ward, New York, in a gilded and green painted wooden frame with mat, glazed, OS: 19 1/2" x 23 1/2

A scarce and important map produced during the Civil War. The map shows the Union advance during the Peninsular Campaign including great detail ranging from nautical depth soundings to individual buil

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

AN AMERICAN CIVIL WAR ERA MAP, "United States of North America (Eastern & Central)," LONDON, 1861-1873, THEODORE ETTLING (b. 1823), hand colored lithograph on paper, by T. Ettling, published by Cassel

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

Title: Title page of Schonberg’s 1864 atlas, 1864 scarce publication by Schonberg Date/Period: 1864 Materials: Hand colored steel engraved Size: 14 x 12'' 1864 uncommon civil war era map by Scho