Hazel Lee annotates the map of Russia. From “Advanced Geography.“ (1899)
Hole cut in the map. From “Advanced Geography.“ (1899)
Type borders: Torn, curled, damaged paper effect fonts. (1897)
Map: Township 40, Hamilton County, NY (1900)
“With monstrous head and sickening cry and ears like errant wings.” Image from page 49 of The Year’s at the Spring; An Anthology of Recent Poetry (1920)
Map: Races of Man (1848)
Map: Calves Slaughtered Under Federal Inspection 1920-21.
Map: Bee Colonies on Farms. (1920)
Map: Watermelons Grown. (1919)
Image from page 503 of “Transactions of the American Climatological and Clinical Association.” (1914)
Image from page 473 of “Illinois as it is” (1857)
Image from page 4 of “The Germania and Agricola of Tacitus” (1850)
German propaganda poster, 1920.
Variation of Road Widths and Sections to Suit Traffic: The above road sections show the variation in the width of roads proposed to be permitted under a Town Planning scheme of Great Yarmouth in England. (1917)
Sunlight Curves in Streets. (1917)
Junk found while searching for stuff for the 3rd edition of Making Maps: A Visual Guide to Map Design for GIS. Out late Spring 2016.
Making Maps: DIY Cartography 
John,
I don’t know where all this energy for the “junk” posts is coming from but they are fascinating and provocative. Thanks!
Gathered them a year back while waiting around at my daughter’s synchronized swimming practices!