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1422 | | Details | Johst, Paul Spener | 1931 |
North Carolina Pictorial Map |
Johst, Paul Spener |
1931 |
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| $0.00 | Johst--Paul-Spener | North-Carolina-Pictorial-Map | SOLD
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Pictorial map of the State of North Carolina in a cartoon-like style. Depicts industry (textile mills, furniture) and agriculture (tobacco, peanuts, cotton, corn) for the State of North Carolina in an exaggerated, stereotyped manner.
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A decorative legend at bottom left identifies four locations within North Carolina: Charlotte, Winston Salem, Greensboro, and Raleigh. Coastal locations of Pamlico Sound, Albemarle Sound, Cape Hatteras, Cape Lookout, and Cape Fear are identieid in small type. Page 53.
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Verso with text extolling the virtues of North Carolina geography and natural wonders.
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From "Picture Map Geography of the United States" by Vernon Quinn. With Picture Maps by Paul Spener Johst. Publisher: Frederick A. Stokes Company. New York. 1931. Some picture maps in the book contain depictions that today might be considered politically incorrect or even racist. |
6551 | | Details | Johst, Paul Spener | 1931 |
Johst pictorial maps of Alabama and Georgia |
Johst, Paul Spener |
1931 |
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| $135.00 | Johst--Paul-Spener | Johst-pictorial-maps-of-Alabama-and-Georgia | SOLD
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Two pictorial maps of the states of Alabama and of Georgia in a pictorial cartoon-like style.
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From "Picture Map Geography of the United States" by Vernon Quinn. With Picture Maps by Paul Spener Johst. Publisher: Frederick A. Stokes Company. New York. 1931. Some picture maps in the book contain depictions that today might be considered politically incorrect or even racist. |
1420 | | Details | Johst, Paul Spener | 1931 |
Florida Pictorial Map |
Johst, Paul Spener |
1931 |
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| $0.00 | Johst--Paul-Spener | Florida-Pictorial-Map | SOLD
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Pictorial map of the State of Florida in a cartoon-like style. Depicts transportation (dog sledding) , nature palm trees, alligators, turtles) and recreations (auto racing, sailing) for the State of Florida in an exaggerated, stereotyped manner. The Florida keys are signified by door keys. A decorative legend identifies six locations within Florida: Jacksonville, Miami, Tallahassee, St. Augustine, Key West, and Palm Beach. Page 65.
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Verso with text extolling the virtues of Florida's resorts and natural wonders, its swamps, and its 30,000 lakes.
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From "Picture Map Geography of the United States" by Vernon Quinn. With Picture Maps by Paul Spener Johst. Publisher: Frederick A. Stokes Company. New York. 1931. Some picture maps in the book contain depictions that today might be considered politically incorrect or even racist. |
1421 | | Details | Johst, Paul Spener | 1931 |
South Carolina Pictorial Map |
Johst, Paul Spener |
1931 |
LOC:20 |
| $85.00 | Johst--Paul-Spener | South-Carolina-Pictorial-Map | Pictorial map of the State of South Carolina in a cartoon-like style. Depicts transportation (mules), agriculture (tobacco, rice, watermelon, cotton, corn) for the State of South Carolina in an exaggerated, stereotyped manner. A decorative legend at bottom left identifies four locations within South Carolina: Charleston, Columbia, Greenville, and Spartanburg. Page 57.
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Verso with text extolling the virtues of South Carolina geography and natural wonders.
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From "Picture Map Geography of the United States" by Vernon Quinn. With Picture Maps by Paul Spener Johst. Publisher: Frederick A. Stokes Company. New York. 1931. Some picture maps in the book contain depictions that today might be considered politically incorrect or even racist. |
1418 | | Details | Johst, Paul Spener | 1931 |
California Pictorial Map |
Johst, Paul Spener |
1931 |
LOC:20 |
| $85.00 | Johst--Paul-Spener | California-Pictorial-Map | Pictorial map of the State of California in a cartoon-like style. Depicts transportation, chief industries (film-making, asparagus farming), nature, and recreations for the state in an exaggerated, stereotyped manner. Legend identifies 5 locations within California: Yosemite National Park, San Francissco, Oakland, Los Angeles, and San Diego. Catalina Island is identified by name. Page 181.
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Verso with text extolling the virtues of California's natural wonders and its agriculture.
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From "Picture Map Geography of the United States" by Vernon Quinn. With Picture Maps by Paul Spener Johst. Publisher: Frederick A. Stokes Company. New York. 1931. Some picture maps in the book contain depictions that today might be considered politically incorrect or even racist. |
1419 | | Details | Johst, Paul Spener | 1931 |
Alaska Pictorial Map |
Johst, Paul Spener |
1931 |
LOC:20 |
| $85.00 | Johst--Paul-Spener | Alaska-Pictorial-Map | Pictorial map of the State of Alaska in a cartoon-like style. Depicts transportation (dog sledding) , nature (bears and igloos) and recreations for Alaska in an exaggerated, stereotyped manner. Legend identifies four locations within Alaska: Juneau, Ketchikan, Anchorage, and Wrangell. Kodiak Island, British Columbia and the Yukon are identified by name. Page 193.
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Verso with text extolling the virtues of Alaska's natural wonders and its mountains; and bears.
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From "Picture Map Geography of the United States" by Vernon Quinn. With Picture Maps by Paul Spener Johst. Publisher: Frederick A. Stokes Company. New York. 1931. Some picture maps in the book contain depictions that today might be considered politically incorrect or even racist. |