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Copper country fills this antique map of Northern Michigan and Lake Superior from the Rand McNally indexed atlas of 1899, a double-page sheet on pages 222 and 223 centred on the Uppe...

Rand McNally mapped the capital in full for this antique map of Washington, District of Columbia, a double-page plan on pages 102 and 103 of its 1899 indexed atlas, with the four qua...

Published by Rand McNally in 1899, this antique map of Michigan covers the Lower Peninsula on a double-page sheet, pages 218 and 219 of the ind...

Fabulous colorful map of San Francisco Original color By Rand, McNally & Co. Published, 1894 Unframed Free shipping.

An original antique map of Wisconsin from the 1899 Rand McNally indexed atlas, this double-page sheet lays out the full state county by county, from the Lake Superior shore and the A...

An antique map of Central America printed by Rand McNally in 1899 across pages 404 and 405 of its indexed atlas, this sheet covers the isthmus from the Mexican state of Chiapas and t...

This antique map of Wyoming appeared on page 318 of Rand McNally's 1899 indexed atlas, and it shows the state county by county: Uinta, Sweetwater, Fremont, Natrona, Carbon, Albany, L...

Rand McNally's antique map of the West Indies, printed in 1899 on page 401 of the firm's indexed atlas, shows the whole Caribbean basin from the Bahamas and the Straits of Florida in...

Rand McNally's hometown gets full treatment in this 1899 antique map of Chicago, the "Street Guide Map of Chicago" printed across pages 206 and 207 of the firm's indexed atlas and co...

Milwaukee's harbour and river valleys are the focus of this antique map of Milwaukee, published by Rand McNally in 1899 on page 233 of its indexed atlas, the incorporated city printe...

Headed "Detroit and Vicinity", this antique map of Detroit by Rand McNally, 1899, lays out the city's street grid along the Detroit River, with Windsor and the Canadian shore opposit...

An original antique map of the central United States from the 1899 Rand McNally indexed atlas, this double-page sheet is the firm's "New Commercial Map, Chicago to Denver", printed a...

Here is an antique map of Florida from the 1899 Rand McNally indexed atlas, a double-page sheet on pages 146 and 147 running from Pensacola and the Panhandle across the peninsula, with an enlarged inset of the central lake district. The main map reaches roughly as far south as the latitude of Lake Okeechobee, the frontier southern tip of the state largely off the main sheet, with a "Southern Portion" inset extending the coverage further. The boxed inset at lower left, "Map Showing Parts of Lake, Orange and Volusia Counties, on Enlarged Scale", zooms into the lakes around Lake Apopka and Lake Eustis, an area of rapidly expanding citrus cultivation at the close of the 1890s. Hundreds of named lakes and the slow northward course of the Saint Johns River are drawn in unusually fine detail for a state map of this scale. A railroad legend numbered in red at right lists over fifty companies, the Florida East Coast, the Florida Central and Peninsular, the Florida Southern, the Jacksonville, Tampa and Key West, and the Atlantic, Valdosta and Western among them, with Jacksonville, Tallahassee, the capital, and the developing Tampa Bay area named along the coast. The crowd of lakes, groves and small rail spurs across the central peninsula, set against the sparsely mapped country further south, records how far Henry Flagler...

On page 81 of its 1899 indexed atlas, Rand McNally set two maps on one sheet for this antique map of Pittsburgh and Allegheny: a township map of the surrounding county above and a st...

Between the Schuylkill and the Delaware, this antique map of Philadelphia by Rand McNally, 1899, lays out the city's numbered street grid across a double-page sheet on pages 78 and 7...

Published by Rand McNally in 1899, this antique map of Ohio is a double-page county map on pages 178 and 179 of the indexed atlas, from Lake Erie and the Michigan border to the Ohio ...

Captioned as the firm's New Business Atlas Map of Toledo, this antique map of Toledo was published by Rand McNally in 1899 on page 187 of the indexed atlas, the built-up city printed...

Rand McNally's street plan on page 186 of its 1899 indexed atlas, this antique map of Cleveland, Ohio, follows the Lake Erie shore from the Government Harbor breakwater and the mouth...

This antique map of Indiana spans pages 194 and 195 of the Rand McNally indexed atlas of 1899, a double-page county map running from Lake Michigan and the South Bend area to the Ohio...

A companion to the street guide, this antique map of Chicago is the "Railway Terminal Map of Chicago" from the Rand McNally indexed atlas of 1899, a double-page sheet on pages 210 an...

Published by Rand McNally in 1899, this antique map of Illinois is a double-page county map on pages 202 and 203 of the Chicago firm's own indexed atlas, running from the Wisconsin b...

Rand McNally devoted pages 74 and 75 of its 1899 indexed atlas to this antique map of Pennsylvania, a double-page county map carrying a key to more than 180 railroad companies and an...

Fabulous map of Illinois Original color By Rand, McNally & Co. Published, 1894 Unframed Free shipping.

Fabulous colorful map of Kansas City Original color By Rand, McNally & Co. Published, 1894 Unframed Slightly reduced bottom margin. Free shipping.

16 inch diameter telescoping adjustable world globe by Rand McNally, Chicago, wonderful color and proportion, adjustable from 52 inches to 76 inches, retains original metal baseball ...

Exceptional antique globe on stand, by Rand McNally. The 6” diameter globe is supported by the half circle brass meridian, which is mounted t...

Dated 1899 in its own title panel, this antique map of New York City by Rand McNally of Chicago is titled in full "Map of New York City S...

An antique map of Colorado from Rand McNally's 1899 indexed atlas, this double-page spread on pages 324 and 325 shows the state county by county, from Rio Blanco, Garfield, Eagle, Gr...

This is Rand McNally's antique map of California from the 1899 indexed atlas, a double-page spread covering the entire state from the Oregon border to the Mexican line, with county b...

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 p...

An antique map of Oklahoma and Indian Territory printed by Rand McNally in 1899, page 290 of the firm's indexed atlas, this sheet covers both territories on a single plate, the two o...

For collectors of the American West, this antique map of the western United States by Rand McNally, 1899, is the firm's "New Commercial Map, Denver to Pacific Coast", a double-page s...

Rand McNally Globe by Edward Wormley / Dunbar A Tri-Leg Atomic design with Brass Capped Feet. This globe does not Illuminate. It is a Metal Globe. Uncertain if this is the origin...

Presented is an original "American Airlines System Map" from 1962. A topographical map of the United States, overlaid with American Airlines routes, this colorful lithograph was prep...

This antique map of Vermont appears on page 29 of the Rand McNally indexed atlas of 1899, mapping the Green Mountain State county by county between Lake Champlain and the Connecticut...

Published by Rand McNally in 1899, this antique map of Boston spreads the city across the full harbour on pages 42 and 43 of the indexed atlas, w...

Rand McNally's antique map of Iowa, published in Chicago in 1899, fills a double-page spread, pages 246 and 247 of the firm's indexed atlas, with the state's complete grid of countie...

Every county is named and coloured on this antique map of South Carolina, published by Rand McNally in 1899 in its indexed atlas, with Columbia marked at the centre as capital and Charleston on its harbour at the coast. Charleston's peninsula between the Ashley and Cooper rivers is shown at the small scale the state plate allows. The Atlantic coastline runs in a shallow crescent along the bottom of the sheet, broken by the sounds and sea islands of the low country, while the upstate counties towards the Blue Ridge foothills in the northwest are drawn with the same county-by-county detail as the coastal plain. A numbered key to roughly fifty railroad companies occupies part of the margin, matching a network that by the 1890s reached deep into the cotton-growing interior as well as the coastal ports, each line keyed by number to its operating company and printed in pink. County lines are printed in red over the pastel tints separating one county from the next, the convention used across the state plates...

An antique map of Idaho printed by Rand McNally in 1899 on page 315 of its indexed atlas, this sheet is headed "Idaho" but its printed area covers roughly equal parts of Idaho and we...

An antique map of British Columbia from page 365 of Rand McNally's 1899 indexed atlas, this sheet covers the southern and central interior of t...

Rand McNally's antique map of Arizona, from page 333 of the firm's 1899 indexed atlas, shows the Territory of Arizona county by county, statehood not coming until 1912: Mohave and Yu...

Rand McNally printed this antique map of Massachusetts across pages 38 and 39 of its 1899 indexed atlas, a double-page sheet running from the Berkshire hills to Cape Cod and the isla...

This antique map of South America, printed by Rand McNally in 1899 across pages 408 and 409 of its indexed atlas, runs the length of the continent from the Caribbean coast of Colombi...

Published by Rand McNally in 1899, this antique map of Baltimore is a double-page street plan on pages 98 and 99 of the indexed atlas, running from Hampden and Woodberry down through...

An original antique map of Virginia from Rand McNally's 1899 indexed atlas, this double-page sheet on pages 106 and 107 runs from the Shenandoah Valley to the Chesapeake Bay and the ...

An antique map of Missouri from Rand McNally's indexed atlas of 1899, this double-page spread on pages 254 and 255 maps the state county by county, from the Iowa border in the north ...

This antique map of Nebraska comes from Rand McNally's indexed atlas of 1899, where it spans pages 300 and 301, and it shows the state's full county grid, from Sioux, Dawes and Box B...

Antique Rand McNally terrestrial globe, glass, light up, unusual bronze decorative base. Glass world globe in great original condition, stylized neoc...

Rand McNally's antique map of the North West Territories, printed in 1899 on page 368 of the firm's indexed atlas, shows the pre-provincial districts of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Ass...

Rand McNally's antique map of Toronto, a detailed street plan printed in 1899 on page 382 of the firm's indexed atlas, runs from High Park and the Humber River in the west to the Don...

Rand McNally's antique map of Mexico, a double-page spread on pages 394 and 395 of the firm's 1899 indexed atlas, shows the Republic of Mexico from the Sonora and Arizona border in t...

Rand McNally's antique map of Europe, from pages 412 and 413 of the firm's 1899 indexed atlas, is a double-page spread covering the continent from Iceland and the British Isles in th...

Fabulous map of North Carolina Original color By Rand, McNally & Co. Published, 1894 Unframed Free shipping.

Fabulous colorful map of Minneapolis and St Paul, Minnesota. Original color By Rand, McNally & Co. Published, circa 1900 Unframed Minor edge tears Free shipping.

White Mountain country is the heart of this antique map of New Hampshire, published by Rand McNally in 1899 on page 28 of its indexed atlas, with Mount Washington named among the pea...

Published by Rand McNally in 1899, this antique map of New Jersey maps the state county by county on page 68 of the indexed atlas, from the Highlands and the Kittatinny ridge down to...

Published by Rand McNally in 1899, this antique map of Alabama appears on page 150 of the indexed atlas, mapping the state county by county from the Tennessee line to Mobile Bay, wit...

Covering far more than the built city, this antique map of Indianapolis by Rand McNally, 1899, is the firm's "Indianapolis and Environs", a double-page plan on pages 198 and 199 of t...

This antique map of New Mexico, printed by Rand McNally in 1899 on page 330 of its indexed atlas, shows the Territory of New Mexico county by county, statehood not coming until 1912,...

This antique map of New Orleans is the street plan printed on page 276 of Rand McNally's indexed atlas of 1899, following the sharp crescent bend of the Mississippi River through the...