Principal Mountains of the World c. 1920 From one of the better

From one of the better American mapmakers in the 19th century comes this hand colored decorative map that notes the towns and terrain of the island

and a strong engraving from an interesting cartographic figure

4 Chart of the Banks of Nova Scotia

The Greer county area is shown but not named

Condition is good with separations along the folds

Principal Mountains of the World c. 1920 From one of the betterComparative Height In Feet Of The Principal Mountains Of The World Though first glance may dismiss this basic mountain and river chart as average or not noteworthy, one significant notation tells a huge tale. Looming above Mt Everest and Kuchinjinga on this chart is "Mt. Hercules" a peak in New Guinea that towers at "32,768" feet. This addition was thanks to a celebrated account of explorations carried out by Capt. Lawson. Lawson wrote in his