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001az: 1858 Arizona view. Tinted lithograph of the Falls of the Rio Salado. Beautiful print produced by artists with the first Boundary Survey, as they crossed the new state. 11x8-1/2 in. $60
002az: OLD SOUTHWESTERN TOWN-1874 PRINT. Authentic professionally watercolored engraving from the front page of original Harper's Weekly, published July 25, 1874. Entitled "A Saturday Noon in a Southwestern Town." Drawn by Frenzeny & Tavernier, the great French artists who chronicled the west during the late 1800's. A genuine antique print produced in 1874, NOT a reproduction!. 11" x 16" $80
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003az: 1861 MOQUI INDIAN DWELLING PRINT. Antique color litho print, showing the interior of a Moqui house in Arizona. This print is from the Colorado River Exploring Expedition of the early 1860's. 11" x 8"
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005az: 1861 Colorado River Exploration Expedition. "Camp - Colorado Plateau." Black and white steel engraving. 11x8 in.
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009az: 1895 Arizona Moki Indians. Hand colored view shows Chief Honi announcing the snake dance. Text on lower third of page. 11x16 in. $40
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012az: 1899 Arizona Cavalry-Apache Action. "The Ride to the Rescue" by R.F. Zogbaum. Hand colored. Harper's. 16x11 in.
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013az: 1890 Arizona Photo Engravings. Two photo engravings of Arizona Copper Company's store in Clifton. Each of the two are hand colored half-tones. 12x9 inches each. $60
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016az: 1902 Arizona Article. With pictures of Farming in the Arizona Desert. Harper's. 11x16 in. $30
017az: 1899 Moki Pueblo Arizona. Spectacular colored lithographic view of the mountaintop pueblo. 8-1/2x13-1/2 in.
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018az: 1883 Arizona Apache Surrender. To General Crook. Hand colored front page engraving from Harper's Weekly. 11x16 in. $60
019az: 1900 Arizona Cowboys. "Lassoing Bears in Arizona." Hand colored Harper's front page. 11x15-1/2 in. $50
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020az: 1864 Early Mexico Map. Early Johnson Map of Mexico and Southwestern Arizona. Arizona is below New Mexico Territory. Hand colored collector's map. 18x14 in. $200
101az: 1861 Johnson Map of Mexico. Beautiful, hand colored map with a decorative border, published while Arizona and New Mexico were newly acquired US territories. Above Mexico’s northern border, Arizona is shown SOUTH of New Mexico, covering an area from California to Texas. Much of it is labeled as "uninhabited" territory. 14x18 in. $150
104az: 1895 Map: Arizona and New Mexico. Colorful map of the two states, published circa 1895 by the National Map Company. Shows cities, towns, railroad lines, geographical features and Indian reservations. Each county is colored separately. 15x11 in.
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105az: 1881 Map of Tusayan Province, Arizona. Lithographed, hand colored map published in 1881 by the US Geological Survey. Shows the locations of towns, roads, archeological ruins and gardens throughout the area. 11x14 in. $40
108az: 1873 Arizona Canyon Scene by Thomas Moran. Beautiful, hand colored engraving by Thomas Moran, titled "Marble Cañon." Shows a view from the bottom of the canyon. Published in Picturesque America, an 1873 book about American scenery. 9x12 in.
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109az: 1848 Arizona Countryside Scene. Hand colored lithograph from the report of W.H. Emory, an explorer who surveyed the U.S. Mexico border in the mid nineteenth century. Image title is "Mouth of Night Creek." 5x9 in.
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112az: Detailed 1901 Railroad Map of Arizona. 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, Indian reservations and geographical features are all shown. This map would look great in a frame! 18x27 in. $100
113az: 1919 Arizona Map. Colorful map of Arizona by C.S. Hammond and Co., from a 1919 world atlas. Cities, towns, railroad lines, Indian reservations and geographical features are shown throughout the state. Each county is individually colored. A key in the right and bottom margins gives the locations of counties, cities and towns. 10x14 in. $40
200az: Old, Antique Map of Arizona Territory, by Cram. Colorful map of Arizona Territory, published in 1901 by the George F. Cram Co. Each county in the territory is colored separately. Cities and towns are shown, as well as railroad lines and geographical features. In excellent condition, with no tears, stains or other blemishes. 15x22 in. $60
201az: 1855 View: San Xavier del Bac Mission. Beautiful lithograph from the U.S. government’s 1855 western railroad survey report. Shows the exterior and surroundings of the San Xavier del Bac Mission, located near Tuscon Arizona. 8x11 in.
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202az: 1895 Moki Indians Snake Dance Scene. Hand-colored photographic scene from Harper’s Weekly, circa 1895. Title is "Among the Moki Indians: The Snake Dance." Dancers are shown in single file, following a snake which is on the ground in front of them. A professional repair has been made to a long vertical tear near the center crease, and it is barely noticeable. Overall fine condition. 16x22 in.
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203az: circa 1890's A Sand Storm of the American Desert by Charles Graham. This beautiful hand colored half tone is from Harper's Weekly $40
204az: 1887 Arizona- Marble Canyon, on the Colorado River. This beautiful hand colored engraving is from the May, 17, 1887 edition of Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. 11x16 in.
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205az: c1850 hand colored steel engraving titled, Fort Yuma on the Colorado. High, panoramic view of the Colorado River with Fort Yuma on the hill in the background. Steamship and small boat on the river, with people along the bank. 10x6 in. $60
206az: Beautiful 1872 map of Arizona. Published by Asher & Adams in the New Statistical and Topographical Atlas of the United States. Original hand coloring. 17.5x24.5 in.
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207az: Tombstone Epitaph dated December 23, 1943. Four page newspaper. "The most widely read weekly newspaper in Southern Arizona". Contains Christmas ads, news about army maneuvers, railroad's christmas present to Tombstone, etc. 17x22 in. $40
208az: Colorful 1906 map of the Territory of Arizona. MAp is titled "Department of the Interior, General Land Office, Territory of Arizona compiled from the official records of the General Land Office and other sources under the direction of Frank Bond, Chief of Drafting Division 1906" Map shows county borders, forest reserves, Indian reservaitons, military reserves and private land grants 20.5x17 $200
209az: Salt River Valley, Arizona. Township and lot map, Salt River Valley, AZ by Rand McNally c1905; shows river, canals, township and lot lines and numbers, cities, roads & railroads. Shows Phoenix, Tempe, Ingleside Townsite and Mesa City. 11x21 in. $175
210az: 1892 Railroad survey map of Arizona. This pre-statehood map shows all of the township borders and meridian lines as well as mountains, rivers and Indian Reservations. The seven different railroads that pass throught the state are color coded and their routes shown with a key at the bottom of the map. 26x18 in. $150
211az: 1888 Arizona Large color map by Rand McNally & Co. Very detailed map from the 1880s. 13 1/2 x 20 1/2 in. $80
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212az: 1882 Grand Canyon District map by the US Geological Survey. Map titled "Geologic map of the Messozoic Terraces of the Grand Canyon District." Very large and attractive map which indicates various soil types. 33 x 20 in. $150
213az: 1943 Arizona map shown in color with a guide to principal cities from the World Atlas and Gazetteer by Rand McNally. 10 1/2 x 14 in. $30
214az: 1880 Arizona & New Mexico published by Frank Gray in Gray's Atlas of the world. Original hand coloring makes this a very attractive early map suitable for framing. 17 1/2 x 14 1/2 in. $90
215az: 1886 Arizona Map, no publisher listed, it is colored only in outline color. 10 x 14 1/2 in. $20
216az: 1894 Shall Arizona Be Admitted To Statehood? - Picturesque Bits Gathered By Our Representative in the Territory. Eight hand colored half-tones depicting Governor L.C. Hughes; gold-ore carriers; peculiar rock formation of the new railroad; C.M. Bruce, Secretary of the Territory; A Prospector's Outfit; A Gila Monster; On the Range; and a Train of Freighters. Published in Leslie's Weekly on March 22, 1894.11x16in. $100