Electric Street Weather Map, Atlantic City, NJ (NJ Department of Agriculture), 1917
3D map (peg model) of the Coyote Hills oil field, California. (1910)
Image from page 15 of “American Fixture Company: Catalog 4” (1920)
Map of saloons, lower Druid Hill Avenue District, made by the Colored Law and Order League, Baltimore, Md” (1908)
Image from page 126 of “Light and lighting” (1908)
“Meats” from page 89 of “The everyday cook and recipe book.” 1891
Comparative map: Africa vs US, China, India, Europe. (1915)
Temperance Education Map of the United States. (1898)
Map of Collect Pond, Giving the Present Site of The Tombs, as Drawn by John Canter, The Counterfeiter. (1874)
Portion of Map Showing Estimated Time Saving by Rapid Transit Lines as Compared with Present System used: the average subway-elevated speed, 16 m.p.h., the average surface car speed, 8 m.p.h., and the average pedestrian speed, 3 m.p.h. A differential of three minutes was allowed for walking up and down the stairsat subway-elevated stations. (1908)
Image from page 248 of “Light and lighting” (1908)
Image from page 248 of “Light and lighting” (1908)
Image from page 57 of “Bay County past and present” (1918)
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.
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