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By the 1890s it was among the leading map publishers in the United States, known for railroad and commercial maps revised with each new issue.

Once framed, this antique map of Virginia would suit a home or office in the state today, and it will appeal to collectors of American state maps and railroad history.

Once framed, this antique map of Mississippi would suit a home or office in the state today, and it will appeal to collectors of American state maps and railroad history.

By the 1890s it was among the leading map publishers in the United States, known for railroad and commercial maps revised with each new issue.

Once framed, this antique map of Florida would suit a home or office in the state today, and it will appeal to collectors of American state maps and railroad history.

With one of the longest railroad legends in the whole atlas, this antique map of Georgia by Rand McNally, 1899, is a double-page county map on pages 138 and 139 of the indexed atlas,...

Once framed, this antique map of Massachusetts would suit a home or office in the state today, and it will appeal to collectors of American state maps and railroad history.

Depicted but not colored are the neighboring parts of New Jersey, New York, Long Island, Block Island, Vermont and New Hampshire. The map is beautifully detailed, with railroads, roa...

Once framed, this antique map of Wisconsin would suit a home or office in the state today, and it will appeal to collectors of American state maps and railroad history.

Rand McNally grew from a Chicago printing business started in the 1850s by William Rand and joined by Andrew McNally; by the 1890s it was among the leading map publishers in the Unit...

Scale is given as 16 statute miles to the inch, and a note points to the adjoining Wyoming, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Utah maps. Rand McNally, by the 1890s one of t...

Rand McNally grew from a Chicago printing business started in the 1850s by William Rand and joined by Andrew McNally, and by the 1890s it was one of the leading map publishers in the...

Rand McNally, a Chicago firm that by the 1890s ranked among the leading map publishers in the United States, was known for railroad and commercial maps revised from issue to issue.

Rand McNally grew from a Chicago printing business started in the 1850s by William Rand and joined by Andrew McNally, and by the 1890s it was one of the leading map publishers in the...

Depicted but not colored are the neighboring states of Missouri, Iowa, Indiana, and Kentucky. The map is beautifully detailed, with railroads, roads, rivers and creeks, mountain rang...

Scale is given as 24 statute miles to the inch, and a note directs the reader to the adjoining Ontario map for the territory further east. Rand McNally, which grew from a Chicago pr...

Rand McNally, which grew from William Rand's Chicago printing business of the 1850s after Andrew McNally joined it, was known by the 1890s for exactly this kind of railroad map. This...

Scale is given as 13 statute miles to the inch, and a note at the foot directs the reader to the adjoining Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Missouri, Nebraska and South Dakota maps. ...

The Mojave and Colorado deserts in the southeast and the Modoc Plateau in the extreme northeast are shown comparatively bare of detail, a fair reflection of how thinly those areas we...

Rand McNally grew from a Chicago printing business begun in the 1850s by William Rand and joined by Andrew McNally, and it was known by the 1890s for railroad and commercial maps rev...

Rand McNally grew from a Chicago printing business started in the 1850s by William Rand and joined by Andrew McNally, and by the 1890s it was known for railroad and commercial maps r...

Rand McNally, by the 1890s one of the leading map publishers in the United States, built its reputation on railroad and commercial maps of this kind.

By the 1890s it was among the leading map publishers in the United States, known for railroad and commercial maps revised with each new issue.

This large and colorful railroad map covers the route of the St. Louis Southwestern Railroad, also known as the "Cotton Belt Route," as it traverses Missouri, Arkansas, Texas, and Lo...

By the 1890s the firm was one of the leading map publishers in the United States, and this sheet belongs squarely to the railroad and commercial maps it was known for, revised from i...

By the time of the 1899 indexed atlas it ranked among the leading American map publishers, known above all for railroad and commercial maps that were revised from one issue to the ne...

The firm had become one of the foremost map publishers in the United States by the 1890s, and its indexed atlas of 1899 shows the house speciality at work: railroad and commercial ma...

Once framed, this antique map of Maine would suit a home or office in the state today, and it will appeal to collectors of American state maps and railroad history.

Once framed, this antique map of New Jersey would suit a home or office in the state today, and it will appeal to collectors of American state maps and railroad history.

Once framed, this antique map of Michigan would suit a home or office in the state today, and it will appeal to collectors of American state maps and railroad history.

Scale is given as 16 statute miles to the inch, and a note at the foot directs the reader to the adjoining Iowa, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Indian Territory, Kansas and...

Once framed, this antique map of New Hampshire would suit a home or office in the state today, and it will appeal to collectors of American state maps and railroad history.

By the time of the 1899 indexed atlas it ranked among the leading American map publishers, known above all for railroad and commercial maps that were revised from one issue to the ne...

Behind the sheet stands one of the great names of American map publishing. William Rand opened a printing business in Chicago in the 1850s, Andrew McNally joined him, and by the 1890...

Depicted but not colored are the neighboring states of Alabama and Georgia. The map is beautifully detailed, with railroads, roads, rivers and creeks, and important cities and towns ...

Once framed, this antique map of South Carolina would suit a home or office in the state today, and it will appeal to collectors of American state maps and railroad history.

By the 1890s it was among the leading map publishers in the United States, known for railroad and commercial maps revised with each new issue.

Once framed, this antique map of Vermont would suit a home or office in the state today, and it will appeal to collectors of American state maps and railroad history.

By the 1890s it was among the leading map publishers in the United States, known for railroad and commercial maps revised with each new issue.

Once framed, this antique map of Northern Michigan and Lake Superior would suit a home or office in Michigan today, and it will appeal to collectors of American state maps and railro...

By the time of the 1899 indexed atlas it ranked among the leading American map publishers, known above all for railroad and commercial maps that were revised from one issue to the ne...

Scale is given as 34 statute miles to the inch, and a note at the foot directs the reader to the adjoining Oklahoma, Indian Territory, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mexico and New Mexico maps...

The firm had become one of the foremost map publishers in the United States by the 1890s, and its indexed atlas of 1899 shows the house speciality at work: railroad and commercial ma...

By the 1890s it was among the leading map publishers in the United States, known for railroad and commercial maps revised with each new issue.

By the time of the 1899 indexed atlas it ranked among the leading American map publishers, known above all for railroad and commercial maps that were revised from one issue to the ne...

By the time of the 1899 indexed atlas it ranked among the leading American map publishers, known above all for railroad and commercial maps that were revised from one issue to the ne...

A note at the foot directs the reader to the adjoining California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas and Central America maps. Rand McNally grew from a Chicago printing business started in...

Once framed, this antique map of North Carolina would suit a home or office in the state today, and it will appeal to collectors of American state maps and railroad history.

Rand McNally grew from a Chicago printing business begun in the 1850s by William Rand and joined by Andrew McNally, and by the 1890s it was one of the leading map publishers in the U...

At bottom are inset maps showing railroad lines, air routes, telephone lines, as well as a pictorial map of New Jersey.

By the time of the 1899 indexed atlas it ranked among the leading American map publishers, known above all for railroad and commercial maps that were revised from one issue to the ne...

Once framed, this antique map of New York State would suit a home or office in the state today, and it will appeal to collectors of American state maps and railroad history.

Once framed, this antique map of Maryland and Delaware would suit a home or office in either state today, and it will appeal to collectors of American state maps and railroad history.

Rand McNally, a Chicago firm that by the 1890s was one of the leading map publishers in the United States, was known for railroad and commercial maps revised from issue to issue.

Behind the sheet stands one of the great names of American map publishing. William Rand opened a printing business in Chicago in the 1850s, Andrew McNally joined him, and by the 1890...

Behind the sheet stands one of the great names of American map publishing. William Rand opened a printing business in Chicago in the 1850s, Andrew McNally joined him, and by the 1890...

By the 1890s it was among the leading map publishers in the United States, known for railroad and commercial maps revised with each new issue.

By the 1890s the firm was one of the leading map publishers in the United States, and this sheet belongs squarely to the railroad and commercial maps it was known for, revised from i...

By the 1890s it was among the leading map publishers in the United States, known for railroad and commercial maps revised with each new issue.

By the time of the 1899 indexed atlas it ranked among the leading American map publishers, known above all for railroad and commercial maps that were revised from one issue to the ne...