Mexico, & Guatimala
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An interesting and scarce map - the first edition of a map more often noted as showing a very early depiction of the independent State of Texas. In this issue Texas is only identified as a general, unbordered region within the 'Intendency of St. Louis', with detail to Santa Fe along the Rio Brava. Good detail is shown of Mexico and Guatimala south to Costa Rica. Attractive original wash colour.
region: Mexico & Central America Maps
mapmaker:
W. Lizars
place and date of publication:
Edinburgh c.1842
medium and colour:
copperplate, Original colour
ref:
43834
size in mm: 415 by 490mm (16.25 by 19.25 inches). Price: £ 600 |
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