Mexico - N. America -U.S. Though primitive both maps give

Though primitive both maps give a general range of flora and fauna showing six or so differentiated zones

From a notable 19th century mapmaker comes this map for the state showing the development and change that had occurred toward the end of the 19th century

Image size is 10 inches x 13 inches with

the Holy Land and Red Sea

Includes the many islands aside from Corsica

Mexico - N. America -U.S. Though primitive both maps giveMexico Colton was a notable 19th century American publisher who published quality hand colored maps that were current with the constant changes of the era. This map for the area features the roads, cities, towns, railroads and terrain with distinguising hand color. Colton maps are pretty rare in the scope of 19th century publishing. Has an inset of the Territory and Isthmus of Tehuantepec. Condition is very good with some age toning. Image size is