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001ut: 1852 Fort Utah Litho. From the Stansbury Expedition. 9x5-1/2 in. $40
002ut: 1852 Utah Indian Prisoners. Lithograph from the Stansbury Expedition. 9x5-1/2 in. $40
003ut: 1851 Rare Meyers view of Salt Lake City. Matted steel engraving by Herman Meyers. 9x6 in. $50
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004ut: 1887 Utah. Nine hand colored views on one page of Salt Lake City. By Charles Graham for Harper's. 16x10-1/2 in. $50
005ut: 1867 Mitchell Map of Utah and Nevada. Original color, attractive border. Counties shown by different colors. 15x12 in. $100
006ut: 1869 Utah Railroad. The Union Pacific railroad. Two engraved views by the London Illustrated the very year the railroad was completed as the first link from East to West. 10-1/2x16 in. $30
007ut: 1890 Utah Map. Large scale map by Rand McNally. Outline litho color in this very detailed map. 13x20 in. $80
008ut: 1858 Salt Lake City. One of the best early views from the Council House. Hand colored engraving from Harper's. 16x11 in. $60
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009ut: 1945 Utah Aeornautical Chart. Bryce Canyon area. Great detail. Elevations by color. 28x22 in. $40
010ut: 1889 Utah Map. Litho color state map by Rand McNally. 9x11-1/2 in. $30
011ut: 1895 Print: San Juan Valley Utah. This print is from an issue of Harper’s Weekly, circa 1895. It is titled "In the San Juan Country." The print consists of seven small images of the area around Bluff City Utah. The images are subtitled as follows: 1) The Belle of the Village, Bluff City; 2) School House and Church, Bluff City; 3) The Indian Trading Post in the Centre of the Town; 4) A Turn in the Road Brought us to the Town Itself - Bluff City, Nearest Settlement to the Recently Discovered Gold Fields in the San Juan Valley; 5) The Choir, Bluff City; 6) The Sheep and Goats were Driven into a Ravine; and 7) During the Ages of Erosion Towers of Rock were left Standing in the Plains. This print has been hand colored, and it’s in excellent condition. 11" x 16" $40
012ut: 1954 Air Chart - Great Salt Lake area. Detailed lithographic map. Very large scale. 28x22 in. $40
013ut: 1886 Utah and Nevada Map. Large scale, by Bradley. Original color, attractive margins. 26x19-1/2 in. $100
014ut: 1874 Mormons at Salt Lake. Two views including the Communion Table and Brigham Young's Wives. Hand colored from Harper's. 11x16 in. $50
015ut: 1886 Utah Map. Outline color. Nice lithographic map. 10x14 in. $30
016ut: 1892 Utah Map. Original color litho. 10-1/2x14 in. $30
017ut: 1908 Utah Railroad Map. Color litho map by Rand McNally. Railroads are listed and the route of each shown. 15x20 in. $80
018ut: 1891 Utah Railroad Map. Shows the seven railroads by colors. Excellent detail in this very large map. 17-1/2x25 in. $100
019ut: Utah Railroad Survey Map - 1855. This fascinating map was published in 1855 by the United States Government, as part of a report on "Explorations and Surveys for a Rail Road Route from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean." The area included on this map goes from the valley of the Green River in the east to the Great Salt Lake in the west. Locations of proposed railway lines are clearly marked, as well as trails used by emigrants moving to California. Salt Lake City is shown by the shore of the Great Salt Lake, and smaller settlements north and south of the city are also shown. The photo at the bottom of this listing is a close-up of the area around Salt Lake City. Unfortunately it is out of focus, but my digital camera will not allow me to take a clearer image. The text to the left of the city reads "Great Salt Lake City. 1854 May 5-6. Magn. Var. 15-34." Below the city, the settlements of Cottonwood Village and Willow Spring are included. The lines running through and next to the city are proposed railroad routes and the "Salt Lake Road." This map is in very good condition, with beautiful modern hand watercoloring. It is printed on thin paper that was originally folded into the government report. The creases along the original folds are slightly browned, but they are not visually distracting. The creases are not torn or splitting. The left margin of this map has been extended with acid-free paper to facilitate framing. The extension is in the margin only; all of the map image and border is original. 20" x 23" $250
100ut: Detailed 1901 Railroad Map of Utah. 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
101ut: 1887 Scenes in Utah. Nine hand colored engravings
from Harper’s Weekly, showing scenes in the state of Utah. Most views
are of the salt mining industry and Mormon buildings in the Great Salt
Lake region. 11x16 in. $50
102ut: 1870: Gambling in Promontory Point Utah.
Two engraved images from Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper, showing
the flourishing gambling houses in Promontory Point Utah. 11x16 in. $30
103ut: Beautiful 1872 map of Utah. Published by
Asher & Adams in the New Statistical and Topographical Atlas of the United
States. Original hand coloring. 17.5x24.5 in. $150
104ut: 1935 Rand McNally Standard map of Utah.
Showing railraod lines, county borders and population density. Map is
in excellent condition. 28x20 $50
106ut: 1884 Railroad and County map of Utah done
by A. A. Grant of New York. County borders, meridians, cities, towns and
even post offices are all shown on this map. There is great topographical
detail as well names of mountians, valleys and deserts. The state border
is highlighted in a pale red. A simple reference grid is contained in
the border. 23x17 in. $100
107ut: 1871 Pictures of Brigham Young, Daniel H.
Wells, George A .Smith. Hand colored engraved images titled, "Among the
Mormons, Brigham Young, Daniel H. Wells and George A. Smith," from the
Graphic. Shows pictures of Brigham Young, Daniel H. Wells and George A
. Smith. 11 x 16in $50
108ut: 1886 Picture of Salt Lake City, Utah. Hand
colored engraved image titled, "Salt Lake City," drawn F. J. Monsen &
Company from Harper's Weekly. Shows scene of Salt Lake City, Utah. 11
x 16in. $80
1170ut: 1867: Overland Pony Exprss, Utah. Original
Harper's Weekly (1867). Overland Pony Express, Ute Indians and Squaws
and Snake Indians. Color: Water Color. Type: Wood Engraving. Size: 11x16
in. $40
109ut: Rare Abert Utah - Map of a Reconnaissance
Between Fort Leavenworth on the Missouri River, and the Great Salt Lake
in the Territory of Utah, Made in 1849 and 1850 Under the Orders of Col.
J.J. Abert, Chief of the Topographical Bureau by Capt. Howard Stransbury
of the Corps of Topographical Engineers Aided by Lieut.. J. W. Gunnison
Corps Topographical Engineers and Albert Carrington. The adjacent country
laid down from the latest and most authentic data. Drawn by Lieut. Gunnison
and Charles Preuss. Lithograph by Ackerman, NY Great Salt Lake outlined
in color. Pawnee, Utah, Snake ,Sioux, Arapahoe and Cheyenne Indians Indian
Territory, Missouri River Salt lake City, Great salt Field of Great Salt
by pilot peak Ft. Bridger, Border with New Mexico. The map is very good
condition and is currently protected in an acid free mylar package. The
white spots on the picture is a reflection of the mylar. Contact for additional
images 30.5 x 69 in
$700