This is an impressive large-scale 1838 wall map of the world issued by S. A. Mitchell. The map includes ephemeral geographical content, including the Republic of Texas, U.S. claims to British Columbia, an early state of exploration in central Africa, and ongoing speculation regarding the Northwest Passage.

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HUGE Very old and very rare Antique 1838 MAP OF THE WORLD On Mercator's Projection, Exhibiting The Researches of the Principal Modern Travelers and Navigators. Published in Philadelphia by S. Augustus Mitchell and Sold by Hinman and Dutton, dated 1838.

A late unrecorded state of Arrowsmith's double hemisphere map of the world on a globular projection. Dating to 1838 and published well after the death of both Aaron Arrowsmith and Samuel Lewis, this is without a doubt the last iteration of this seminal map.

A map of the World as it appeared in 1838. Digital Remastered in house, based off an original 1800s map to bring a timeless piece of art back to life, printed and framed in house using archival methods.

In August 1838, the U. S. Exploring Ex- pediTion, consisting of tbe Vincennes, pea- cock, and some smaller vessels, under the command of Lieutenant Charles Wilkes, sailed from Norfolk.

Original hand-colored map of the world as viewed in the time of the antiquities from 1838. Great viewpoint of the evolution of knowledge. Original antique map on paper displayed on a white mat with a gold border. Mat fits a standard-size frame. Archival plastic sleeve and Certificate of Authenticity included.

Map of A world map from 1863 showing the earth from an equatorial perspective (Eastern and Western hemispheres) and polar perspective (Northern and Southern hemispheres). This map shows the route of South Pacific exploration by the United States Navy under Charles Wilkes (1838–1842), with an inset map of the Antarctic coastline discovered by ...

We’ve digitally remastered the original map here in our Lancashire studio, bringing this intriguing print back to life by reviving each and every fine detail. Every element of this beautiful map is hand cut, printed and assembled in Britain to create pictures of distinction with minimal carbon footprint.