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Texas 1839, General Land Office of the Republic

HIST310

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Compiled from Surveys on record in the General Land Office of the Republic, to the year 1839. This map shows rivers, mountainous and forested areas, colonies, counties, towns, routes and trails--including the Old San Antonio Road, proposed railroads, forts, battlegrounds, and Indian tribes and villages and features an inset: Map of the Rio Grande and Country West to the Pacific. This beautiful reproduction is printed on heavy parchment style paper and is excellent for framing.

23" x 31"

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Republic of Texas 1845

HIST040

Regular price $47.95

-126 in stock

This well known, iconic, historical map of Texas was created by Texas artist and master cartographer John Davis to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Texas Revolution. Hand drawn and exquisitely colored, it became a classic for its unparalleled drama, accuracy, and beauty.
Depicting the Republic of Texas as it was in 1845, just before its annexation by the United States, this map renders the original 36 counties of Texas, the 78 Spanish land grants along the Rio Grande (present day New Mexico), and the vast region claimed by Texas from the Mexican border through present day Wyoming.
Davis's study of the Santa Fe Trail has been hailed as the most accurate ever published, attesting to the artists scholarship as well as fine art. Davis maps have become the favorite of governors, celebrities, and transplanted Texans everywhere.
Printed on a 26" W x 31.5" H sheet of sturdy, art-gallery quality parchment stock it is especially suitable for framing.
In order to make sure it arrives safely we carefully roll the map and insert it in to a protective poly tubing sleeve and then it is inserted in a heavy cardboard tube for safe handling all the way to its destination.

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Revolutionary Texas 1836

HIST030

Regular price $44.95

-51 in stock

This beautiful map, commissioned in 1986 to commemorate the Texas Sesquicentennial by artist and master cartographer John Davis, depicts the historic events that transpired during the turbulent years of the Texas revolution. Hand drawn, with exquisite color and detail, it features battle sites, roads and trails and hundreds of early settlements.
Celebrating the storied days of 1835-1836, Davis meticulously locates each of the 48 battles of the Texas Revolution and territory controlled by Native American tribes such as the Comanche, Cherokee, Caddo, Kickapoo, Pawnee and Alabama Coushatta.
The map also contains an inset view of the full Republic of Texas at that time and a table in the lower-right which lists facts about important battles.
Printed on a 26" W x 32" H sheet of sturdy, art-gallery quality parchment stock it is especially suitable for framing.
In order to make sure it arrives safely we carefully roll the map and insert it in to a protective poly tubing sleeve and then it is inserted in a heavy cardboard tube for safe handling all the way to its destination.

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Early Maps of Texas CD

HIST005

Regular price $17.95

-6 in stock

This CD contains 155 beautiful high-resolution images of historic maps of Texas, Texas cities and counties and early North American maps showing Texas in relation to the growing United States. Print at full size or zoom in to browse the smallest details, these maps are a wonderful resource for historians, teachers, researchers and map lovers of all ages.
No installation required - runs directly from the CD.
PC or Mac compatible.

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Texas 1841 by John Arrowsmith

HIST780-01

Regular price $39.95

-11 in stock

This fascinating map published during the period of The Republic by the London firm of John Arrowsmith is quite literally covered with hand written notes by an Englishman named Wm. Bollaert who had come to Texas at the behest of his friend William Kennedy who was subsequently appointed British consul at Galveston. Mr. Bollaert was commissioned to write a report for the British Admiralty and hoped to someday write a commercial book (he never did) about his travels in Texas. This beautiful reproduction is printed on heavy parchment style paper and is excellent for framing.

26"W x 31"H

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Texas 1835 by J. H. Young

HIST790

Regular price $39.95

-9 in stock

This striking map produced just before Texas declared it's independence from Mexico shows colonies and land grants, the Neuces River as the border between Texas and Mexican states, Indian Territory attached to Arkansas, Santa Fe area, towns, rivers, and roads. The three text boxes discuss at some length the land grant system (Land Grants), the physical nature, political environment and emigrant status (Remarks on Texas), and the nature and navigability of Texas rivers (Texas Rivers). This beautiful reproduction is printed on heavy parchment style paper and is excellent for framing.

28"W x23"H

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