Johnson's New Military Map of the United States Showing the Forts, Military Posts &C. With Enlarged

Framed engraving with color on paper, "Johnson's New Military Map of the United States, Showing the Forts, Military Posts & c., with Enlarged Plans of Southern Harbors from Authentic Data Obtained at

1862 Johnson Civil War Military Map of US -- Johnson's New Military Map of the United States Showing the Forts, Military Posts &c. all the Military Divisions with Enlarged Plans of Southern Harbors…

Title/Content of Map: 1861 Johnson & Ward Map of the United States -- Johnson's New Military Map of the United States Showing the Forts, Military Posts &c. all the Military Divisions with Enlarged Pla

Title: Johnson's New Military Map of the United States Showing the Forts, Military Posts &C. With Enlarged Plans of Southern Harbors Publication Date: 1864 Cartographer: JOHNSON, ALVIN JEWETT Publishe

Large format, double-page “Johnson’s New Military Map of the United States showing the Forts, Military Posts &c. with Enlarged Plans of Southern Harbors” by Johnson and Ward. Original and vivid

Johnson’s New Military Map shows states rather than military zones. 1863. 17 x 23.75 inches. Johnson’s New Military Map of the United States Showing the Forts, Military Posts with Enlarged Plans o

Title: Johnson's New Military Map of the United States. Forts Posts divisions 1861 Description: Johnson's New Military Map of the United States showing the Forts, Military Posts & all the Military Div

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”.

Two (2) Colton Civil War maps, 3 items total. 1st item: J.H. Colton, Civil War era map of the United States showing Military Stations and Forts, prepared for The Rebellion Record, New York: G.P. Putna

Heading: (Maps) Author: Colton, J.H. Title: Colton's United States Showing the Military Stations, Forts &c. Place Published: New York Publisher: Date Published: 1862 Description:

(CIVIL WAR.) P.S. Duval & Son. Military Map of the United States & Territories Showing the Location of the Military Posts, Arsenals, Navy Yards, & Ports of Entry. Hand-colored lithographed pocket map

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.

Two Copies of Johnson & Ward, "New Military Map of the United States," 1861, hand colored, H.- 17 7/8 in., W.- 26 3/4 in. (2 Pcs.)

This chromolithograph map of the United States depicts the various military fortifications and state territories. The map is surrounded on the bottom and right by views of important southern harbors,

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

Title: 1861 Colton United States Map with Civil War Military Stations -- Colton's United States Shewing the Military Stations Forts &c. Cartographer: J Colton Year / Place: 1861, New York Map Dimensio

The Johnson and Ward atlas company produced two memorable, double-page Civil War maps of the United States. This is the more desirable issue, showing the state and territory borders instead of the Mil

Interesting late 19th Century fold out, miltary campaign map of The United States during The Civil War, Battle of Antietam, by Hugh Rees, Ltd. Plan No. 13. Map pinpoints - West Point, Charleston, New

Map: 1865 US War Dept. Civil War Map of Gen. Sherman's Marches -- Military Map Showing the Marches of the United States Forces Under the Command of Maj. Genl. W.T. Sherman U.S.A. during the Years 1863

(NEW YORK.) Thomas T. Doughty, artist. United States Military Academy, West Point from Fort Clinton. Hand-colored aquatint, 9½ x 12½ inches; skillfully repaired 2-inch tear in upper margin,

US MILITARY SOUTH DAKOTA TRADE POST EXCHANGE TOKENS Four United States South Dakota military tokens including:  N.C.O. Club Fort Meade 25 cent trade token U.S. Army "P.X. Bus Only" 5 cent trade

[FORT SHERIDAN]. Military flag. Early 20th century. Framed and matted, 29 ½ x 39 ½”. Light staining from outdoor exposure. Fort Sheridan was established as a United States Army Post in

Ft. Buford Commemorative Military Insignia (1776-1876), measures 1.5'' x 1.75'', FYI: ''Fort Buford was a United States Army Post at the confluence of the Missouri and Yellowstone Rivers in Dakota Ter

Vintage Railroad Map, "MAP of THE UNITED STATES SHOWING NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES". Map by Rand McNally and Co. Includes printed information on the reverse. Tiny text along bottom partly reads; "NY 4-29"