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By A. J. Johnson, New York, circa 1866
approximately 26″ wide x 18″ tall”
Please contact the gallery for details on other fine original selections.
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By A. J. Johnson, New York, circa 1866
approximately 26″ wide x 18″ tall”
Please contact the gallery for details on other fine original selections.
In the early decades of statehood, Texas enjoyed spectacular growth as settlers from back east poured in seeking new opportunities. The railroads opened many areas across the iconic State allowing for more movement and potential business captivating entrepreneurs from far and wide. Early towns, cities and counties were established in Texas in part due to the ever expanding system of transportation, and they are marked on this detailed map. The system of wagon roads and railroads are noted as well as rivers, creeks, forts, and topographical features. The Llano Estacado or Staked Plains (one of the largest mesas or tablelands in North America) are marked in West Texas. Indian tribes are also noted in Texas such as the Kiowa and Comanches. An inset of Galveston Bay is featured – the main port and commercial center of Texas until the great hurricane of 1900, when Houston became the economic giant of Texas.
This fine map reflects the relative expansion of the counties of Texas, with more or less the current configurations in the east but very few in the less populated west. There is a wealth of information included on the dynamic growth of the young state and surrounding areas such as the Indian Territory to the north and Mexico to the south.
This iconic map of Texas features a stunning hand tinted intricate border that was a unique style of the New York map maker A. J. Jonson.
Our framed selections are individually hand-crafted to order. As such please allow approximately two weeks for most items to ship. Please call (512) 472-7701 or email
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We can ship selections all over the world, usually by FedEx. Everything is expertly packed and fully insured. FedEx charges vary depending upon distance, package size and shipping speed; please call or email us for specifics.
Generally, the shipping cost of a full scale flag runs between $45–$75. Most other framed items, including collector size flags and map replicas can be shipped for about $35.
As often as possible within Texas we try to deliver your order on our truck. This is especially true if you are getting several items at once.
We usually visit Houston, Dallas and San Antonio every couple of weeks, and special deliveries can be arranged as needed. It is our pleasure to try and personally deliver within Texas when possible.
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