1844 Johnston Large Antique World Map Nation of Texas, Wilkes & Ross Antarctica Civil War city & country maps are

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1844 Johnston Large Antique World Map Nation of Texas, Wilkes & Ross Antarctica Civil War city & country maps areTitle : Chart of the World on Mercators Projection Ref #: 51011 Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Size: 25in x 20in (635mm x 510mm) Date: 1844 Description: This large original 1st edition, uncommon hand coloured antique lithograph world map was published by W & AK Johnston in his General Atlas, 1844. A Pacific centered map emphasising the contemporary nation of Texas in North America, a few years prior to joining the union, along with the latest