[Trouvelot's Astronomical Drawings]

Mexican War Atlas
Publisher: C. S. Hammond and Company
Language: English
Dimensions: H 36.5 X W 26.6 cm
Historical Context: The Mexican Revolution of 1910 to 1920 was a series of regional conflicts that involved changes in government and the Mexican culture. After the conflicts a constitution of 1917 was established to provide workers' rights, separation of Church and state and land reform.
LC Call Number: G1545 1910.H3
OCLC: 1419545400
Accession Number: OML-1910-216

Atlas Manuale: Or, A New Sett of Maps Of all the Parts of the Earth, as well Asia, Africa and America, as Europe. Wherein Geography is Rectify’d, By Reforming the Old Maps according to the Modern Observations. And the Coasts of all Countries are laid...
Author: Moll, Herman, 1654 -1732
Date Produced: 1713
Language: English
Dimensions: H 20 x W 13 cm
Physical Description: Includes an index of the maps in the atlas. Also includes an added engraved folded title page: A system of geography with new maps, M. Vander Gucht, sculp.
LC Call Number: G1006.M6 1713
OCLC: 986799012
Accession Number: OML-1713-6

Manuscript maps of the United States, New England states, Polynesia, Australia.
Author: Snell, Varanes L.
Date Produced: 1877
Language: English
Material Type: Paper
Dimensions: 19.8 x 25 cm
LC Call Number: G3700 1877.S6
OCLC: 1422094055
Accession Number: OML-1877-77
Subjects: Manuscript map

Van Houten's Pocket Atlas containing twenty loose maps.
Publisher: Van Houten, Conraad
Language: English
Dimensions: 9 x 10 cm
LC Call Number: G1019.V29 1910
OCLC: 827977402
Accession Number: OML-1910-218

A New Pocket Atlas of the United States with the roads and distances, designed for the use of travellers by H.S. Tanner
Author: Tanner, Henry Schenck, 1786-1858
Date Produced: 1828
Language: English
Dimensions: Height: 15
Physical Description: 1 book: [2] pages, [12] leaves of plates, color maps (maps hand colored in outline)
LC Call Number: G1201.P2 .T3 1828
OCLC: 8400486
Accession Number: OML-1828-5

Maine Farmer Handy Atlas of the World : containing New Maps of each State and Territory in the United States and of every Country in the World
Date Produced: 1910
Language: English
Dimensions: 21 cm
Physical Description: 1 atlas: 114 pages, colored maps
LC Call Number: G1019 .M33 1910
OCLC: 43545167
Accession Number: OML-1910-13

The County Atlas of Scotland in a series of thirty-two maps accurately engraved on steel from recent surveys and exhibiting all the lines of roads, rail and canal communication.
Publisher: A. Fullarton & Co.
Language: English
Dimensions: 26 x 17.5 cm
LC Call Number: G1825 1896.F7
OCLC: 1472830293
Accession Number: OML-1896-99

[Manuscript Atlas]
Author: Anonymous / Unknown Author
Date Produced: 1860
Dimensions: Cover: H 28.4 X W 24 cm, Pages: H 27.9 X W 22.2 cm
Accession Number: OML-1860-51
Subjects: manuscript

[Manuscript Atlas]
Author: Fortescue, Chichester, 1777-1826
Date Produced: 1774
Language: English
Dimensions: Cover: H 16.3 X W 11.1 cm, Pages: H 15.6 X W 10.3 cm
Physical Description: Small manuscript atlas with 19 colored maps, hand drawn and colored cartouches with a handwritten presentation: "M. A. Fortescue from her dear Grandmama Fortescue Glyde Farm 1821 Made by my dear Papa in the year 1794"<br /><br />This manuscript inscription indicates that this book was gifted to Martha Ann (Fortescue) Hamilton by her grandmother Mary (Nicholson) Fortescue in 1821 when Martha was 10-11 years old. The inscription was written by Mary not Martha. The most direct evidence for this is that the phrase "Made by my dear Papa in the year 1794" was corrected from the original "Made by <strong>her</strong> dear Papa in the year 1794." Martha's father was Chichester Fortescue, and if you look clearly at the faint penciled inscription on the front pastedown you can see the phrase "Maps[?] by Chichester Fortescue."<br /><br />Maps include cartouches with emphasis on the British flag which is prominently featured atop the world map. Highlights of the cartouches: Map of France: Skeleton waving a sword standing next to guillotine and underneath is a coffin. Prussia is represented by a soldier casually standing with his sword.
LC Call Number: G1019 1794.M3
OCLC: 941822449
Accession Number: OML-1794-22
Subjects: manuscript