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| This intriguing antique map, measuring 16" x 19", features detailed city plans of both St. Louis and New Orleans, originally published by O.W. Gray, a prominent Philadelphia-based publishing firm in the 1870s. O.W. Gray & Son were renowned for their "National Atlas" and were one of the most successful commercial ventures of the late nineteenth century, notably being one of the last to employ hand-coloring on their maps.The map showcases the intricate street layouts, prominent landmarks, and riverfronts of these two significant American cities during the post-Civil War era. The potential for original hand-coloring adds to its historical and aesthetic value. This piece offers a fascinating glimpse into urban development and cartography of the period, making it a valuable addition to any collection of antique maps, urban history, or American historical documents. Ideal for framing, it's a unique blend of historical accuracy and artistic detail |
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