1862 Johnson's California, Territories of New Mexico and UtahBy: Johnson & BrowningDate of Original: 1862 (published) New YorkOriginal Size: 17 x 24 inches (43. 2 x 61 cm)This is a fine print reproduction of an original antique map of the state of California, along with the territories of Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, and Colorado, printed in 1862 by Alvin J. Johnson. This is an early and notable state of Johnson's map of the Southwest presenting the state of California and territories of Nevada, Utah,

Inventory #10916

Donker’s were regarded as the most accurate and up to date to be published during the second half of the 17th century

and of course the Vatican located in the top left portion of the map

1925 (circa) Japan

Within each state are featured natural resources which were used for the war effort

The weatherman is shown as a winged angel presiding over the heavens

which was at the time regarded as Spanish Territory

The unique topography of the city is also shown in realistic detail and the bay is teaming activity as sail and steam powered ships make their way in and out of San Francisco Bay

while the islands of Tasmania and New Zealand are shown as nothing more than a speculative coastline

sparkling and dessert wines are also produced here

Moll was one of the most well-known cartographers in England of his generation

and north to Iceland