Search Results: Maps from AARDWOLF Fine Books

The Literary Digest, New York, 1914; Complete set of three large folding maps published to help Americans follow the events of the War in Europe, showing a European continent configured much differently than it is today. Fully opened sizes as follows: Map I (color) 31" x 27"; Map II (b&w) 11"x 15 1/4"; Map III (b&w) 22 1/2" x 17", all enclosed in the original printed 5" x 8" gray carrying pouch. There is a stain at lower right on the pouch which has affected a 3" x 3" portion of the blank backside of the Map III, which is o/w Fine. Other maps not affected, and Fine in all respects.

California Division Of Mines And Geology, San Francisco, 1966; Detailed 1:250,000 color geologic map of the the Fresno quadrangle, together with companion photo-illustrated Fresno Explanatory Data Sheet. Both documents measure 22" x 36" when opened, 8" x 11" folded, and are enclosed in the original double-weight printed envelope with map key on the back. Fine condition. A flawless copy.

California Division Of Mines And Geology, San Francisco, 1967; Detailed 1:250,000 color geologic map of the the Mariposa quadrangle, together with companion photo-illustrated Mariposa Explanatory Data Sheet. Both documents measure 22"x36" when opened, 8"x11" folded, and are enclosed in the original double-weight printed envelope with map key on the back. Fine condition. A flawless copy.

California Division Of Mines And Geology, San Francisco, 1959; Detailed 1:250,000 color geologic map of the the San Luis Obispo quadrangle, together with companion photo-illustrated San Luis Obispo Explanatory Data Sheet. Both documents measure 22" x 36" when opened, 8" x 11" folded, and are enclosed in the original double-weight printed envelope with map key on the back. Fine condition.

California Division Of Mines And Geology, Sacramento, CA, 1969; Three large foldout charts: 1) An extensive index which cross-references the State Map Units (formations) on the Geologic Map Of California with the Map Sheets on which each formation occurs; 2) A complete alphabetical list of the published names of formations and members to be found in the State Map Units shown on the State Geologic Map together with a listing of formations to be found within each of the existing Map Units; 3) An explanatory Legend, in color, of the symbols used on The Geologic Map Of California. All charts Fine, in the original printed manila envelope which is in Near Fine condition.

California Division Of Mines And Geology, San Francisco, 1965; Detailed 1:250,000 color geologic map of the the Bakersfield quadrangle, together with companion photo-illustrated Bakersfield Explanatory Data Sheet. Both measure 22" x 36" when opened, 8" x 11" folded. Fine condition, enclosed in the VG+ original double-weight printed envelope with map key on the back.

California Division Of Mines, San Francisco, 1959; Detailed 1:250,000 color geologic map of the the Santa Cruz quadrangle, together with companion photo-illustrated Santa Cruz Explanatory Data Sheet. Both documents measure 22" x 36" when opened, 8" x 11" folded, and are enclosed in the original double-weight printed envelope with map key on the back. Fine condition. A flawless copy.

California Division Of Mines And Geology, San Francisco, 1964; Detailed 1:250,000 color geologic map of the the Needles quadrangle, together with companion photo-illustrated Needles Explanatory Data Sheet. Both documents measure 22" x 36" when opened, 8" x 11" folded, and are enclosed in the original double-weight printed envelope with map key on the back. Fine condition. A flawless copy.

California Division Of Mines And Geology, San Francisco, 1966; Detailed 1:250,000 color geologic map of the the San Jose quadrangle, together with companion photo-illustrated San Jose Explanatory Data Sheet. Both documents measure 22" x 36" when opened, 8 "x 11" folded, and are enclosed in the original double-weight printed envelope with map key on the back. Fine condition. A flawless copy.

California Division Of Mines And Geology, San Francisco, 1967; Detailed 1:250,000 color geologic map of the the Salton Sea quadrangle, plus companion photo-illustrated Salton Sea Explanatory Data Sheet. Both measure 22" x 36" when opened, 8" x 11" folded, and are enclosed in the original double-weight printed envelope with map key on the back. Fine condition. A flawless copy.

California Division Of Mines And Geology, San Francisco, 1966; Detailed 1:250,000 color geologic map of the the Santa Ana quadrangle, together with companion photo-illustrated Santa Ana Explanatory Data Sheet. Both documents measure 22" x 36" when opened, 8 "x 11" folded, and are enclosed in the original double-weight printed envelope with map key on the back. Fine condition. A flawless copy.

California Division Of Mines, San Francisco, 1959; Detailed 1:250,000 color geologic map of the the Santa Maria quadrangle, plus companion photo-illustrated Santa Maria Explanatory Data Sheet. Both documents measure 22" x 36" when opened, 8" x 11" folded. Fine condition, enclosed in the VG+ original double-weight printed envelope with map key on the back.

California Division Of Mines, San Francisco, 1961; Detailed 1:250,000 color geologic map of the the Kingman quadrangle, together with companion photo-illustrated Kingman Explanatory Data Sheet. Both documents measure 22" x 36" when opened, 8" x 11" folded, and are enclosed in the original double-weight printed envelope with map key on the back. Fine condition. A flawless copy.

United States Geological Survey, Washington, D.C, 1954; Large foldout color geologic map of the Valyermo, California quadrangle, measuring 30" x 50" unfolded, containing substantial explanatory text. Fine condition, in the original printed manila pouch which is Very Good Plus .

C.S. Hammond & Co., Maplewood, NJ, 1964; Large fold out map of Vineland, New Jersey, plus Central Vineland Street Map and Southern New Jersey Road Map inset. Size 8 1/2" x 11" folded, 34" x 17" unfolded. Fine condition, clean, crisp, bright, no chips, tears, or staining.

U.S. Geological Survey, Washington, D.C., 1958; 22" x 27"; 7.5 minute series. Includes Cathedral City, the southeastern tip of Palm Springs Airport, Palm Valley School, Tamarack Country Club, Thunderbird Country Club, Indio Hills, Whitewater, Thousand Palms, etc. Very Good Plus, small (1/2") closed edge tear in the blank right margin, not affecting titles or graphics. Ownership stamp in top blank margin bearing the name and Palm Canyon address of Culver Nichols, legendary Palm Springs founder who, together with other notables such as Earl Coffman, Fred Markham, Warren Pinney, Alvah Hicks, Ralph Bellamy, Phil Boyd, and Jack Williams, pioneered the incorporation of the city of Palm Springs in 1936. Nichols rose to become an influential realtor in the Palm Springs area, and it was he who donated the land upon which the Palm Springs Tram Valley Station now stands, where the Culver Nichols room preserves his name. Clean and bright, unfolded. Ships rolled. An early Palm Springs map with… Read More

U.S. Geological Survey, Washington, D.C., 1930; scale 1:24,000; contour interval 50 feet. Early color topographic map of glacial and post glacial deposits in Yosemite Valley, with geology and topography by legendary geologist F.E. Matthes. An original map from Matthes’ historic 1930 study "Geologic History Of The Yosemite Valley." (U.S.G.S. Professional Paper 160). Measures 36" x 17 1/4" fully opened. Clean, crisp, bright, no staining, yellowing, tearing, or any other damage of any kind. Absolutely Fine in all respects.

U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, Washington, D.C., 1911; Large 26" x 32" map showing, on the landward side, from Malaga Cove in the west to Naples in the east, with points in between such as Rocky Point, Point Vicente, Portuguese Bend, San Pedro, Point Fermin, Smith’s Island, Wilmington, Bixby Slough, Long Beach, etc. On the seaward side shows depths in fathoms as far out as 8 nautical miles, with notations as to water colors, buoy locations, lights, etc. Published November, 1911, compiled from the 1870 to 1910 surveys. Stamped in the blank bottom margin, "Lights, Beacons, and Buoys Corrected For Information Received To July 17, 1912." Scale: 1:40,000. Printed on heavy paper. Rolled, not folded. Very Good condition, with no chips or tears. A few scattered transparent stains. A scarce early map of Los Angeles Harbor.

U.S. Geological Survey, Washington, D.C., 1929; scale 1:24,000; contour interval 50 feet. Color topographic map of Yosemite Valley from the 1905-1906 survey, printed July,1907 and reprinted 1929.Geology by E.M. Douglas, topography by legendary geologist F.E. Matthes. An original map from Matthes’ historic 1930 study "Geologic History Of The Yosemite Valley." (U.S.G.S. Professional Paper 160). Measures 36" x 17 1/4" fully opened. Clean, crisp, bright, no staining, yellowing, tearing, or any other damage of any kind. Absolutely Fine in all respects.

U.S. Geological Survey, Washington, DC, 1936; scale 1:24,000; contour interval 5 feet. Map of Bell, California, showing Bell, Montebello, Maywood, Huntington Park, South Gate, Lynwood, Lynwood Gardens, Cudahy, Downey, the eastern portion of Vernon, and the vanished towns of Workman, Hollydale, and Studebaker. Fine. Clean, crisp, bright, unfolded.