1951 Historic Trails Through New Mexico The Land of EnchantmentBy: Wilfred Henry StedmanDate of Original: 1951 (dated) Eu Claire, WIOriginal Size: 21. 5 x 16. 2 inches (54. 6 x 41. 1 cm)This is a fine print reproduction of a pictorial map of New Mexico by Wilfred Henry Stedman that was published for free distribution by the State Tourist Bureau. The map covers New Mexico from Shiprock to El Paso, and notes the only point in the United States common to four states, where the boundaries of Utah, New Mexico, Arizona

Farther inland and toward the west coast vignettes are effectively used to convey the sense of time and place for different sorts of music

The large inset shows Texas North of the Red River

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the inclusion of a description of the map’s intent rendered in English strongly suggests that the map was intended for an English audience as much as for the Japanese

is marked as independent since 1816

very little was known about Korea

This is a fine print reproduction of a pictorial map featuring vignettes depicting famous scenes from the New Testament

The railway was established in 1889 by James Hill and it ultimately helped promote legislation that established Glacier National Park in 1910

Myriad vignettes of plants and animals embellish the continents and seas with fauna such as kangaroos

Other noteworthy territories include Mississippi

The map was originally published by Jan Jansson in his Nieuwen Atlas out of Amsterdam in 1658

The counties of the Territory are also clearly labeled and color-coded