Rare old maps of the United States.
One of the great decorative maps of Southern California, published in the 1950s. Extends from Malibu Beach, Topanga Canyon and Mission San Fernando to Ensenada, centered on San Juan Capistrano in the west. Death Valley, Las Vegas, Needles, Parker Dam...
Rare promotional map tracking the John Muir Trail, Owens River and other interesting features in the region and ringed by local advertising. The present map is Emmet Hayden's first map, centered on the Bishop, Big Pine, Mammoth Lakes area, published...
Decorative pictorial map of the Gold Regions of California. Includes 17 decorative vignettes and many annotations. Highly detailed. Includes Smokey The Bear. Difficult to date the map, as estimates of its age range from the 1950s to the early 1980s.
An indispensable California bibliography published by the Book Club of California.
Finely executed map of Northern and Central California, prepared by Pacific Gas and Electric. The map locates cities (by size), Railroads, Major Highways, Major Airports, Agricultura Areas and Wooded Aresa. Rarity We locate a larger example in...
Striking map of California by Louis Macouillard in 1958. This is one of a series of Macouillard's images prepared for the California Wine Advisory Board in the 1950s, but to our knowledge, the only one to include a map image. Part of the great...
Striking map of California, prepared by the Wine Advisory Board to promote California wines. Includes a lively depiction of California's growing regions, with vignettes intended to illustrate the towns and characteristics of the various regions. The...
Decorative pictorial style map, showing the golf course and the San Bernardino mountains in the background, including the famous Arrowhead on the mountain. Having grown up in Rialto, I can say with confidence that the Arrowhead, while very clear on...
Fine pictorial map, focusing on the history of Sonoma Count and the location of its major wind producers in the 1960s. The artist, Parker Edwards, is probably best known in Pictorial map circles as the artist who created the iconic Dole Pineapple map...
Decorative map of the Pebble Beach Golf Links, first published in 1968. Pebble Beach is the oldest continuously operating golf course west of the Mississippi River.
Decorative pictorial map of Southern California, produced by Harry F. Pflum for the Automobile Club of Southern California. Includes over 30 inset views.
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Decorative map promoting tourism in the Western Sierra Nevada Mountains. The map is centered on California Highway 88, from Stockton to Genoa on Lake Tahoe, extending from Auburn and Lake Tahoe in the north to Angel's Camp in the South. The map is...
Fine wine country promotional poster published by Earl Thollander. On the verso is a map of the California Grape Growing Regions. Thollander did a number of California Wine industry promotional graphics in the 1970s, including several maps.
Scarce vintage map of California Wine Country, published by the San Francisco monthly magazine. The map lists about 130 winemakers in northern California, centered on Napa County, Sonoma County, and the Central Valley.
Lively pictorial map of the Southern California, focused on the Salton Sea and Anza-Borrego Desert. An unusual focus on the Desert regions of Imperial County and the eastern part of Riverside County, promoting recreational activities in the region....
Decorative map of the Spyglass Hill Golf Course, published in 1974. Spyglass Hill was designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr., and opened 54 years ago on March 11, 1966, after six years of planning, design, and construction. The course has been in the...
