Q283329

1850-1960 Cram’s Superior Latest Federal Census Texas Map

$960

SOLD

The 1850-1960 Cram's Superior Latest Federal Census Texas Map, crafted from pine wood, steel, and canvas, is a valuable historical cartographic piece. Published by The George F. Cram Company, Inc. with the map number CST-40 and marked with Edition No. 1512, this map likely offers a comprehensive view of the demographic and geographical changes in Texas over a century. It serves as an important resource for studying the state's census data and territorial developments during this significant period. This is in good vintage condition.

Inventory no.

Q283329

Availability

Sold

Location

52nd Street NYC

Dimensions

56 in. H x 53.25 in. W x 0.875 in. D

Width (in.)

53.25

Height (in.)

56

Depth (in.)

0.875

Weight

5 lb.

Composition

Canvas

Color

Multi color

Period

1910s

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