(New York – New York) A New Yorker’s Idea of the United States calabria surrounded by scenes particular to

surrounded by scenes particular to the region

Catches Europe at a time of interesting borders with Sweden spanning most of Scandinavia and Poland reaching from the Baltic

A fine copperplate engraved map of the British Isles by one of America's early cartographic publishers

Madras and it's surrounding

it's also complimented with depictions of Bandits

(New York – New York) A New Yorker’s Idea of the United States calabria surrounded by scenes particular to(New York New York) A New Yorkers Idea of the United States of America It seems like a common, comic approach today, but this map by Wallingford is one that helped start the whole genre of whimsical perspectival maps. Beginning as early as the late 1920's he hit on a funny style that caught on quickly. This gem for the NYC urbanite shows a jumbled funny map of the states with a radically distorted NYC, Brooklyn and Staten Island. Condition is good