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 001al: Large map of Alabama from 1904. Nicely colored lithograph published by Cram. 14.5x22 in. $40 contact for availability  004al: 1888 Mississippi Coast Peddler view. Shows him dealing with a group of black women. Hand colored, excellent image, Harper's. 11x16 in. $50 contact for availability  005al: Stevenson Alabama Civil War view. Good panoramic view of the town during the war. 11x16 in. $40 contact for availability  007al: Gulf of Mexico 1884. Striking hand colored views of a live oak reserve on the Gulf. 11x16 in. $50 contact for availability  011al: 1876 Alabama Map by Gray. Original hand coloring. Beautiful antique map. 15x18 in. $120 contact for availability  012al: 1883 Cotton Culture in the South. This hand colored engraving shows: cotton steamer unloading, cotton yard and sheds, weighing and sampling, steam press, cotton train, sampling room, baling in a pickery, on the cotton levee, New Orleans. This unique engraving is from the July, 1883 edition of Harper's Weekly. size: 11x16 $80  100al: 1902 Large Color Map of Alabama. Antique, large color map of Alabama published as part of The Century Atlas in 1902. 12x16 in. $30 contact for availability  102al: 1900 Map of Birmingham. Handsome map shows straits of the city and suburbs. Printed by George Cram in 1900. 11x14 in. $30 contact for availability  103al: 1878 Large, Striking Map of Alabama. One of the most striking color maps ever printed in the last century. Published by Gray. Map shows inset of Mobile Bay. Original hand color. 17x28. $150 contact for availability  104al: 1911 Large Color Map of Alabama. Shows 3 dozen railroad lines and includes inset of Birmingham. Map by Rand McNally 20x28 in. $80 contact for availability  105al: Detailed 1901 Railroad Map of Alabama. Beautiful map from the 1901 first edition of George Cram's folio-size world atlas. Color coded lines on the map show the names and locations of railroads throughout the state. State and county borders are outlined in yellow. Cities, towns and geographical features are all shown. This map would look great in a frame! 18x27 in. $100 contact for availability |
 106al: 1891 Map of Birmingham Alabama. Interesting, detailed map of Birmingham by George F. Cram. All street names are shown, as well as railroad lines, streetcar lines, parks and cemeteries. In the downtown area, locations of railroad depots and major buildings are marked. 11x15 in. $30 contact for availability  202al: Colton's hand colored map of Alabama showing all the counties. Easch county is done in a different pastel color. Rivers and railroad lines are also shown. A lovely decorative engraved border surrounds the map. 17.5x14.5 in. $300  203al: Beautifully hand colored view of Mobile. Showing an excellent aerial image of the busy downtown Mobile area. Published in Harper's Weekly February 2, 1884. 11x16 in. $80 contact for availability  204al: County Map of Georgia and Alabama. Hand colored map titled, "County Map of Georgia and Alabama." Shows County Map of Georgia and Alabama. 15 x 12in. $100  205al: 1857 Picture of a man with his carabou transporting cotton. Hand colored engraved image titled, "State of Alabama," drawn by N. U. Peirce from Ballou's Pictorial. Shows scene of a man and his dog leading his carabou as they transport cotton. 11 x 16in. $40 contact for availability  206al: 1862 Picture of The Confederate Sloop of War "290," or the Alabama, Leaving the Merchant-Ship Tonowanda. Hand colored engraved image titled, "The Confederate Sloop of War "290," or the Alabama, Leaving the Merchant-Ship Tonowanda," from The Illustrated London News. Shows scene of the Alabama, Leaving the Merchant-Ship Tonowanda. 11 x 16in. $60  207al: 1861 Picture of the Inauguration of the Jefferson Davis as the President of the Provisional Government of the New Southern Confederacy of America. Hand colored engraved image titled,"The Inauguration of the Hon. Jefferson Davis as the President of the Provisional Government of the New Southern Confederacy of America," from the Illustrated London News. 9 x 11in. $60  208al: 1877 Colton's hand colored map of Alabama showing all the counties. Each county is done in a different pastel color. Rivers and railroad lines are also shown. A lovely decorative engraved border surrounds the map. 17 1/4x13 1/4 in. $200 contact for availability |
 209al: Beautiful images of Mobile, Alabama. Elegant hand colored engraved images titled, "The College, The Market and Mobile, Alabama," drawn by Charles Graham from Harper's Weekly. Shows scenes of the college and people walking down the street towards the market in Mobile, Alabama. 11 x 16in. $60 contact for availability  210al: 1861 Intricate picture of Commissioners from the Southern Confederacy. Beautiful hand colored engraved image titled, "Messrs Roman, Forsyth and Crawford, Commissioner at Washington From the Southern Confederacy," from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. Shows portrait of A.B. Roman, Esq., John Forsyth, Esq., and Martin Crawford, Esq. 11 x 16in. $40  211al: 1880 Elegant images of agricultural negroes. Gorgeous hand colored engraved images titled, "Inside Southern Cabins-Agricultural Negroes," from Harper's Weekly. Shows scenes of agricultural negroes in Alabama inside southern cabins. 11 x 16in. $30  212al: 1864 Beautiful image of Farragut's Naval Victory in Mobile Harbor. Elegant hand colored engraved image titled, "Farragut's Naval Victory in Mobile Harbor-The Hartford Engaging the Rebel Ram Tennessee," from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. Shows scene of ships battling outside of the Mobile Harbor in Alabama. 11 x 16in. $50 contact for availability  213al: 1864 Gorgeous image of the Brocade in Mobile, Alabama. Intricate hand colored engraved image titled, "The Brockade of Mobile-Chasing a Blockade-Runner at Night," drawn by E.B.Hough from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. Shows scene of a blockade-runner being chased outside of Mobile, Alabama. 11 x 16in. $40  214al: Gorgeous hand colored map of Georgia and Alabama showing all the counties. Each county is done in a different pastel color. Rivers and railroad lines are also shown. A lovely decorative engraved border surrounds the map. 15 x 12in. $100  215al: 1862 Intricate picture of soldiers searching for rebels in a cave in Alabama. Beautifully engraved image titled, "Searching For Rebels in a Cave in Alabama," drawn by Mr. Hubner from Harper's Weekly. Shows scene of soldiers searching by firelight in a cave for rebels. 11 x 16in. $30 contact for availability  216al: c1865 Beautiful hand colored topographical map of Alabama published by Julien Bien from the Atlas to Accompany the Offical Records of the Union and Confederate Armies. This map includes bordering states such as, Tennessee, Georgia, North Carolina and Mississippi. This intricate map displays mountain ranges, rivers, cities, valleys and towns. 18 x 29in. $90 contact for availability  217al: 1887 The Great Industry Of Birmingham, Alabama - A Pig-Iron Furnace - Drawn By Charles Graham. Hand colored wood engraving published as a Supplement in Harper's Weekly on March 26, 1887. Scene depicts men working on a very large pig-iron furnace inside a large building. 16x22in.$150 contact for availability |
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