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001nm: 1876 New Mexico. "Indian War - Buying Cavalry Horses." Hand colored engraving from Harper's. 16x11 in. $60
003nm: 1901 New Mexico Map. By Cram. Color by counties. 22x14-1/2 in. $40
004nm: 1888 New Mexico Map. Rand McNally color lithograph from Atlas of the World. 10x13-1/2 in. $30
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005nm: 1884 Rare New Mexico views. Leslie's, five beautifully hand colored views on one page. 11x16 in. $60
006nm: 1890 Map of New Mexico. Attractive map of the Territory, by Rand McNally. 9x11 in. $40
008nm: 1886 Rare New Mexico view. Cowboys. Large beautifully hand colored German engraving. 22x15-1/2 in. $120
011nm: 1876 Gray's Map of New Mexico and Arizona. Attractive and scarce original hand colored antique engraving of these southwestern states. 17x14 in. $100
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012nm: c.1850 French Map of the United States. Outline color. Mexico still penetrates into what is now New Mexico. All names and text in French. 13x10 in. $90
013nm: 1889 Views Along the Rio Grande. Three fine hand colored engraved views of scenes in the Rio Grande area. Pueblo of Taos, Wagon Wheel Gap, Lake St. Maria at Antelope Park. Two page spread with text, in Harper's, 1889. 22x16 in. $80
014nm: 1963 Carlsbad New Mexico Contour Map. Reprint of 1954 map of Carlsbad region by Army Corps of Engineers. Color litho in exacting detail. 35x22 in. $40
015nm: 1954 Albuquerque New Mexico Contour Map. Color litho map of Albuquerque region by Army Corps. of Engineers. Large scale, exacting detail. 35x22 in. $40
016nm: 1940 New Mexico Railroad Map. Vividly colored litho map lists a dozen railroads. Elevations by color. Names counties, cities, Indian reservations. 9-1/2x13 in. $30
017nm: 1910 Map of New Mexico. Original hand colored map from Atlas of the World. Color by county, lists cities. 10x13 in. $30
018nm: 1934 New Mexico Map. Color litho map, large scale. Shows cities and towns, and connecting roads. Counties named. 16x19 in. $50
019nm: 1902 Map of New Mexico. Original hand colored engraving by Rand McNally. Color by counties, shows topography, cities and roads. A very attractive map. 15x21 in. $80
020nm: 1855 New Mexico Railroad Survey Map. Rare hand colored 145-year-old antique map. From exploration for rail route from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean. Shows area from the Santa Fe Crossing to the Coo-Che-To-Pa Pass. Survey made under direction of Jefferson Davis, Secretary of War. 24x33 in. $250
021nm: 1883 New Mexico. The Approaching Tertio-Millennial- Views in and about Santa Fe. Eight hand colored engraved views of : Church of San Miguel, Interior of Church of San Miguel, Old Fort Marcy from the Loma, San Francisco Street, Military A.Q. Dept of N.M. Santa Fe, the old Palace, Interior of Church of Santa Guadaloupe, and Church of Santa Guadalope. This genuine antique print is from the June 1883 edition of Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. size: 11x16 in. $40
100nm: 1872 New Mexico: Indian Woman on Horseback. Hand colored engraving from Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper, ridiculing the Indians’ attempts at adopting white customs and fashions. Title is "New Mexico: The Equestrienne of the Period. The Indian Wife of a Western Trapper at Fort Union Adopts the Latest Style of Horsewomanship." Shows a Native American woman, wearing a large flowered dress and holding a parasol, riding past the fort on horseback. 11x16 in. $50
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102nm: 1904 View of Pueblo Indians. Hand tinted photograph of Pueblo Indians in native dress, gathered by a wall in their village. Published in 1904 as an illustration to a book. Text on the back of the sheet describes the Indians and their customs. 12x14 in. $30
103nm: 1880 View of Indian Cliff Houses. Hand colored, engraved image titled "Restored Tower and Cliff Houses." Shows Native American cliff dwellings in the New Mexico desert, with several of their inhabitants standing outside. Published in 1880 as an illustration to a book. 6x9 in. $25
105nm: 1848 Portrait of Native American Woman. Hand colored lithograph from the report of the W.H. Emory expedition, which explored the U.S. Mexico border region in the late 1840s. Title is "A New Mexican Indian Woman." 5x9 in. $50
106nm: 1848 Santa Fe New Mexico Scene. Lithographed image from the report of W.H. Emory, an explorer who surveyed the U.S. Mexico border in the mid nineteenth century. Title of the scene is "Fort Marez and the Parroquia: Santa Fe." Nice, early view of New Mexico scenery from shortly after the United States took the territory from Mexico. 5x9 in. $40
107nm: 1897 Scenes on a New Mexican Mesa. Seven photographic images from Harper’s Weekly, titled "Professor Libbey’s Ascent to the Summit of the Mesa Encantada (Enchanted Mountain), New Mexico." Shows views of the mesa from below, as well as views from the top. 11x16 in. $30
108nm: Detailed 1901 Railroad Map of New Mexico. 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
109nm: 1886 New Mexico: Las Animas Canyon. Hand colored engraving from Harper’s Weekly, titled "The Canyon of Las Animas, on the Denver and Rio Grande Railway, Colorado." Dramatic view from the base of the canyon, with a train passing by above. There are several very small scratches on the left side of the image, but they are not visually distracting. Otherwise, condition is excellent. 16x22 in. $100
201nm: RARE Old New Mexico Ranch Scenes. Hand colored, engraved scenes from the July 6, 1890 issue of Harper’s Weekly, titled "Harvey’s Ranch: The Highest in America." Contains scenes on the property owned by E.H. Harvey, a Boston merchant who moved West and established a ranch in the mountains of New Mexico. 11x16 in. $50
202nm: 1861 Johnson Map: Mexico, New Mexico, Arizona. Beautifully hand-colored map of Mexico, published in 1861 by Johnson & Browning. Each state in Mexico is colored separately, as are the states and territories of the South and Southwest United States. Of particular interest are New Mexico and Arizona, which are situated on top of each other, rather than side by side. Excellent condition. 14x19 in. $200
203nm: Beautiful 1872 map of New Mexico. Right side of map is an inset showing the Southern portion of New Mexico. Published by Asher & Adams in the New Statistical and Topographical Atlas of the United States. Original hand coloring. 17.5x24.5 in. $200
204nm: 1857 Sketch of Public Surveys in New Mexico to accompany Report Of Surveyor General, by Wm. Pelham, Surveyor General, in his Office in Santa Fe, New Mexico on September 30, 1857. Hand colored lithograph by C.B. Graham, Washington, D.C. Map in excellent condition with yellow and black border. 22x32in. $800
205nm: 1888 The Cattle Industry In the Far West. - From Photos By Kirkland, Cheyenne. Two hand colored wood engravings published in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper on November 3, 1888. Top engraving: Corraling Beef Steers for Market; Bottom engraving: In Camp With A "Round-Up": Supper-Time. 11x16in. $60
206nm: 1898 A Strange Mixture of Barbarism and Christianity - The Celebration Of San Geronimo's Day Among the Pueblo Indians. - Drawn by E.L. Blumenschein. Double-page hand colored wood engravings published in Harper's Weekly in 1898. Each scene reads as follows: 1. Entrance to Underground Council-Chamber; 2. Racers at the Beginning of the Course; 3. Carrying the Patron Saint to the Race-Track; 4. Drummer at the Church Door; 5. The Last of the Wheat; 6. Types - Apaches and Mexicans; 7. Ready for the Race; 8. A Gunner; 9. The "Chiflonetes; 10. Types - "Pueblos;" and 11. The Dance. 16x22in. $150
207nm: 1894 Perilous Wagoning in New Mexico - Using the Drag-Brake In Descending A "Jump- Off." - Drawn By Dan Smith. Lithograph published in Leslie's Weekly on April 12, 1894. Scene depicts a horse-drawn carriage descending down a steep trail. 11x16in. $60
208nm: 1883 The Completion of the Northern Pacific Railway - Driving the Last Spike At the Point of the Eastern and Western Sections, Sixty Miles West of Helena, Sept. 8th. - From A Sketch By Farny. Hand colored wood engraving published in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper on September 22, 1883. 11x16in. $80
209nm: 1894 The Application of New Mexico For Admission To Statehood; The Leaders of the Movement and Types of the Territorial Population - From Photographs. Hand colored half-tones and hand colored wood engravings published in Frank Leslie's Weekly on March 1, 1894.11x16in. $80
210nm: 1893 In the San Juan Country - Drawn By Rem. W. Lane. Seven lithographs published on one page which depict the people and region of San Juan Country. 10x15.5in. $50
211nm: 1897 Professor Libbey's Ascent To the Summit of the Mesa Encantada (Enchanted Mountain), New Mexico. Seven hand colored half -tones published on one page which depict several views of the Mesa Encantada. Published in Harper's Weekly in 1897. Volume XLI., No. 2123. 11x16in. $40