(East Coast) Charlesto, S.C. to ~Catalog 58~ most are sparsely occupied

most are sparsely occupied

This map was clearly issued for commercial promotion but it is not the map the steamship company gave away to inquiries

the map itself is very good with bold original hand color

there is an attribution "Discoveries made by the Russians during the last 30 years"

The more you read the different short listings

(East Coast) Charlesto, S.C. to ~Catalog 58~ most are sparsely occupiedTexaco Cruising Chart Easport ME., to Cape May, N. J. When you move away from just a highway centric view of the land, there's a different remembrance of proximity and possibility. While Texaco was servicing the mapping needs of the auto age, it didn't neglect the waterways that had been the highways of generations prior. Here a fine map for the East Coast, from Maine, all the way down to Cape May and into Philadelphia. Notes distances, rivers,