Cincinnati Atlas (23 results)

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No Binding. Condition: Very Good. 1st. 11" x 14"; colored 1888 map of Cincinnati, Ohio. suitable for framnig. Colored Map (illustrator).

Map. Condition: Very Good. 10-1/2 x 15 inches. Full color steel plate engraved street map of Cincinnati, OH, extracted from Iliffs Imperial Atlas of the World. Partial map on reverse page. Includes reference key in bottom right to prominent buildings throughout city. Slight discoloration to pages. Lines remain crisp and clear. Overall, a superior map in very good condition. …

Paperback. Condition: Good. This full-color facsimile reproduces what David Rumsey describes as "perhaps the most extraordinary 'county atlas' produced in the 19th century." Originally published in Philadelphia in 1877 by Titus, Simmons & Titus and compiled by cartographer E.L. Hayes, the work is regional in scope â" covering both sides of the Ohio River from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati through Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, and Kentucky â" but follows the format of a traditional county atlas, combining detailed cartography with lithographic views and directories of the towns, cities, residences, and businesses along the river. The atlas pairs continuous river mapping with intimate portraits of valley life: steamboats working the channel, factory interiors and exteriors, farms, mansions, and commercial establishments from the industrial heart of Pittsburgh to the river ports of the Ohio Valley. Surviving copies have become scarce, as many were broken up by dealers for their individual maps and views. Summary of Contents The atlas opens with a title page, table of contents, and an Index Map of the Upper Ohio River and Valley spanning pages 6â"7. The main body of the work is organized into three principal sections: River Work, Cities, Towns, Boroughs, and Villages, and Views. The River Work section is divided into twenty-six numbered Parts, providing continuous detailed mapping of the Ohio River from Pittsburgh downstream to Cincinnati, with each Part keyed to the index map for easy navigation along the river's course. The Cities, Towns, Boroughs, and Villages index covers hundreds of communities along the river and its tributaries across four states. Featured locations include Aberdeen, Allegheny, Ashland, Beaver, Bellevue, Bridgeport, Cannelton, Carrollton, Catlettsburg, Charlestown, Chester, Cincinnati, Clarington, Coal Grove, Coraopolis, East Liverpool, Economy, Elizabeth, Empire, Fairmount, Gallipolis, Greenup, Hanging Rock, Harmar, Huntington, Ironton, Kenova, Lawrenceburg, Leetonia, Madison, Manchester, Marietta, Martins Ferry, Maysville, McKeesport, Middleport, Moundsville, New Albany, New Cumberland, New Martinsville, New Richmond, New Vienna, Newport, Parkersburg, Paducah, Pittsburgh, Pomeroy, Portsmouth, Ripley, Rockport, Rochester, Sewickley, Shawneetown, Sistersville, Steubenville, Vanceburg, Wellsburg, Wheeling, Williamstown, and Wrightsville, among many others. The Views section presents lithographic illustrations of prominent residences, farms, commercial establishments, hotels, factories, and public buildings throughout the valley, with an extensive index of subscribers and properties. Notable views include the Grand Central Hotel, Hardisty City Coal and Salt Company, Linden Female Academy, Mount St. Vincent Female Academy, Rockville House, Sistersville Female Seminary, and dozens of private estates and industrial works that document the architecture, industry, and prosperity of Ohio River communities at the height of the steamboat and early railroad era.There are business directory notices throughout the book. About the Compilation The atlas was compiled and drawn for the publishers from United States official and special surveys by E.L. Hayes, with assistance from E.F. Hayes, C.M. Beresford, S.A. Charpiot, F.L. Sanford, and J.H. Sherman. The maps were engraved by Worley & Bracher, printed by H.J. Toudy & Co., and bound by Oldach & Mergenthaler, all of Philadelphia. Lithographic views were contributed by A. Ruger. An essential reference for genealogists tracing families along the Ohio River corridor, historians of nineteenth-century American river commerce and industry, and collectors of antiquarian American cartography. Check out these other Historical Atlases that Exile Books is republishing! New York:1832 Burr's Atlas of the State of New York1867 Atlas Of New York And Vicinity - F.W. Beers - Connecticut Edition1872 County Atlas Of Westchester New York1873 Atlas of Long Island New York - Color1891 Atlas of the Hudson River Valley Ne.…

Map. Condition: Very Good. 14-1/2 x 21 inches. Black and white. Engraved street map of Cincinnati Ohio and Vicinity, extracted from Rand-McNallys 1915 New Commercial Atlas. Title plate and key in bottom-right corner. A comprehensive chart containing information on location of railroads, electric lines, and roadways. Minor discoloration. Small tear to lower-left side. Lines remain crisp and clear, and text is easily legible. A superior map in excellent condition.…

Pamphlet. Condition: Good. Map is 18.5 x 16 inches, Elaborate border, Hand-WaterColored in Pastels, slight moist darkening at lower right just touching elaborate border, else VG & Attractive & Could be Beautifully Framed (Map is dated 1855) (Inset Map at bottom shows Cleveland).

Atlas. Condition: Good. This full-color facsimile reproduces the Titus' Atlas of Hamilton County, Ohio, originally published in Philadelphia in 1869 by C.O. Titus and compiled from actual surveys by civil engineer R.H. Harrison. The atlas provides one of the most detailed cartographic records of Hamilton County and the City of Cincinnati during the postâ"Civil War era, when Cincinnati â" then known as the "Queen City of the West" â" was among the largest and most industrially significant cities in the United States. With ten detailed maps of Cincinnati alongside township and town plans covering the surrounding county, the atlas captures the region at a pivotal moment of urban expansion and industrial growth along the Ohio River. Summary of Contents The atlas opens with a title page, table of contents, table of distances, and an outline map of Hamilton County with explanation. The body of the work is organized into three principal sections: township and town plans covering the county, detailed ward-by-ward mapping of the City of Cincinnati, and supplementary reference maps. The township and town plans cover Whitewater, Miami, Harrison, Crosby, Green, Delhi, Storrs, Springfield, Sycamore, Colerain, Columbia, Symmes, Anderson, Spencer, Mill Creek, and Colerain townships, along with plans of numerous towns and villages including North Bend, Cleves, Elizabethtown, Miamitown, Harrison, Springfield, New Baltimore, New Haven, Riverside, Home City, Delhi, Cheviot, Plainville, Glendale, Hartwell, Pleasant Ridge, Lockland, Reading, Greenwood, O'Bryonsville, Pendleton, Camp Dennison, Montauk, Oakley, Camden City, Mount Pleasant, Madisonville, Sharpsburg, Columbia, Mount Washington, Dunlap, Winton Place, St. Peters, Avondale, Newtown, Montgomery, Cumminsville, Carthage, New Burlington, Corryville, Clifton, St. Bernard, Walnut Hills, Woodburn, California, Camp Washington, Clifton Heights, College Hill, Sharon, Fairmount, and Mount Harrison. The City of Cincinnati is presented through an outline map of the city and vicinity, followed by ten detailed ward plans: Part I (16th Ward), Part II (14th and 15th Wards), Part III (5th, 7th, and 10th Wards), Part IV (2nd, 4th, and 14th Wards), Part V (1st and 3rd Wards), Part VI (9th and 13th Wards), Part VII (17th and part of 20th Wards), Part VIII (part of 20th Ward), Part IX (11th and 19th Wards), and Part X (12th and 18th Wards). The atlas concludes with a township map of the State of Ohio, an outline and railroad map of the United States, and steel engravings of Longview Asylum with an accompanying description. 68 pages. 8.5" x 11". Color. Satisfaction guaranteed or you can send it back.…

No Binding. Condition: Good. Hand-colored, double-page, map of Illinois, along with an additional map of Cincinnati, Ohio and its vicinity. Taken from the 1883 edition of Mitchell s New General Atlas and published in Philadelphia by Bradley & Company. Map measures approximately 23.75 x 15 In good condition, with minor toning to paper. Light wear to edges and corners. Contains a wide variety of geographic features, borders, localities, and more, outlined and illustrated with a variety of colors. Please see photographs and ask any questions prior to purchasing. A scarce look at American growth in the 1880s. Published by S. Augustus Mitchell, the son of influential American mapmaker Samuel Augustus Mitchell (1792-1868). A wonderful piece for framing. REILY-FLAT-0003-2509-HKREV1488.…

Paper. Condition: Very good. Ward 1, Section 25 & 26. Plate 22 from the Atlas Of The City of Cincinnati, Ohio, published in 1884 by Elisha Robinson and R.H. Pidgeon of New York. The hand-colored, double-page sheets were engraved by A.H. Mueller of Philadelphia, lithography by the firm of F. Bourquin of Philadelphia. Individual plates measure 29" x 20", with notable wear along margins, previously folded along center line, some separation at hinge. A few thumb prints along edge. Each plate shows the notable landowners, the major throughways, rivers and plot maps for future residential developments. This plate features the following neighborhoods in Hamilton County, Ohio: Mount Lookout and Hyde Park. Notable roadways include Grandin Lane, Edwards Road, Linwood Pike and Observatory Avenue.…

Paper. Condition: Very good. Wards 3, 4, & 6 / Section 12 & 18. The hand-colored, double-page sheets were engraved by A.H. Mueller of Philadelphia, lithography by the firm of F. Bourquin of Philadelphia. Individual plates measure 29" x 20", with notable wear along margins, previously folded along center line. Right margin trimmed, closed tears along left edge. Delicate condition along center hinge. A few thumb prints along edge. Each plate shows the notable landowners, the major throughways, rivers and plot maps for future residential developments. A great piece for framing. This plate features the following neighborhoods in Hamilton County, Ohio: Mt. Adams, Eden Park, and downtown Cincinnati. Major roadways include Eggleston Avenue, Eastern Avenue, Broadway, Sycamore St., and Gilbert Avenue. Notable landmarks include the Highland House, Church of the Holy Cross - Immaculata Parish, and the Ohio River. Mount Adams and Eden Park, Plate 8 from the Atlas Of The City of Cincinnati, Ohio, published in 1884 by Elisha Robinson and R.H. Pidgeon of New York. (illustrator).…

Quarter Leather. Condition: Very good. First Edition. Oblong folio, 231pp, [2]. Rebound in quarter black leather, publisher's blindstamped brown cloth boards, stamped and embossed with title on the cover. Binding by Oldach & Mergenthaler Binders of Philadelphia. Engravings by Worley & Bracher, printed by H.J. Toudy & Company. The compiler, Eli L. Hayes, was assisted by E.F. Hayes, C.M. Beresford, S.A. Charpiot, F.L. Sanford, and J.H. Sherman. This work includes the Index Map, and foldout maps of Pittsburgh-Allegheny, Pomeroy, Huntington, and Cincinnati. All other maps (25), plates, and tables are complete. Notable soiling to preliminary leaves, thumb prints along margins. Repairs to hinges of the Cincinnati and Pittsburgh foldouts, tape repairs to verso. Text block solid, strong hinges. New endpapers, original pastedowns. (Rieger, 46) (Howes H-345) (Runmsey 4975) (Thomson, Ohio Bibliography, 532) Exceptionally scarce, with only two known examples appearing on public auction. The Illustrated Atlas Of The Upper Ohio River And Valley, From Pittsburgh, Pa. to Cincinnati, Ohio, published in 1877 by Eli L. Hayes, known as "the most extraordinary 'county atlas' produced in the 19th century." Complete with all plates and fold-ou (illustrator). …

Paper. Condition: Near fine. Ward 25 / Section 22 & 28. The area of Northside Cincinnati, Plate 26 from the Atlas Of The City of Cincinnati, Ohio, published in 1884 by Elisha Robinson and R.H. Pidgeon of New York. The hand-colored, double-page sheets were engraved by A.H. Mueller of Philadelphia, lithography by the firm of F. Bourquin of Philadelphia. Individual plates measure 29" x 20", with notable wear along margins, previously folded along center line. A few thumb prints along edge. Each plate shows the notable landowners, the major throughways, rivers and plot maps for future residential developments. This plate features the following neighborhoods in Hamilton County, Ohio: College Hill, Spring Grove and the Mill Creek. …

Paper. Condition: Very good. Ward 21 / Section 29 & 35. The Mt. Echo and Sedamsville neighborhoods of Cincinnati, Plate 25, from the Atlas Of The City of Cincinnati, Ohio, published in 1884 by Elisha Robinson and R.H. Pidgeon of New York. The hand-colored, double-page sheets were engraved by A.H. Mueller of Philadelphia, lithography by the firm of F. Bourquin of Philadelphia. Individual plates measure 29" x 20", with notable wear along margins, previously folded along center line. A few thumb prints along edge. Each plate shows the notable landowners, the major throughways, rivers and plot maps for future residential developments. This plate features the following neighborhoods in Hamilton County, Ohio: Sedamsville, Delhi and Mt. Echo. …

Paper. Condition: Near fine. Ward 21, 24 / Section 31 & 36. Plate 24 from the Atlas Of The City of Cincinnati, Ohio, published in 1884 by Elisha Robinson and R.H. Pidgeon of New York. The hand-colored, double-page sheets were engraved by A.H. Mueller of Philadelphia, lithography by the firm of F. Bourquin of Philadelphia. Individual plates measure 29" x 20", with light wear along margins, previously folded along center line. A few thumb prints along edge. Each plate shows the notable landowners, the major throughways, rivers and plot maps for future residential developments. This plate features the following neighborhoods in Hamilton County, Ohio: Western Hills, Price Hill, East Price Hill and Delhi. Notable roads include Warsaw Pike, Glenway Avenue, Rapid Run Road and Lick Run Road. Notable landmarks include St. Joseph Cemetery, Mt. St. Mary Seminary, Mt. St. Vincent Seminary. …

Paper. Condition: Very good. Wards 1, 2, 3, 4, Section 27 & 13. The Atlas Of The City of Cincinnati, Ohio, plate 12, featuring Mount Adams, Eden Park and Walnut Hills. This atlas was published in 1884 by Elisha Robinson and R.H. Pidgeon of New York. The hand-colored, double-page sheets were engraved by A.H. Mueller of Philadelphia, lithography by the firm of F. Bourquin of Philadelphia. Individual plates measure 29" x 20", with notable wear along margins, with two closed tears. Map previously folded along center line. Small open hole along center line. A few thumb prints along edge. Each plate shows the notable landowners, the major throughways, rivers and plot maps for future residential developments. This plate features the following neighborhoods in Hamilton County, Ohio: Mt. Adams, Eden Park, and Walnut Hills. Includes the Ohio River, Eden Park Reservoir, Cincinnati Art Museum, Gilbert Avenue, Hunt Street (Reading Road) and Eastern Avenue.…

Paper. Condition: Near fine. Ward I / Section 19, 24, 25, 30. Columbia-Tusculum and Alms Park, Plate 21, from the Atlas Of The City of Cincinnati, Ohio, published in 1884 by Elisha Robinson and R.H. Pidgeon of New York. The hand-colored, double-page sheets were engraved by A.H. Mueller of Philadelphia, lithography by the firm of F. Bourquin of Philadelphia. Individual plates measure 29" x 20", with notable wear along margins, a few closed tears, previously folded along center line. Thumb prints along both edges. Each plate shows the notable landowners, the major throughways, rivers and plot maps for future residential developments. This plate features the following neighborhoods in Hamilton County, Ohio: Columbia-Tusculum, portions of Hyde Park, the future location of Lunken Airport, and the future site of Alms Park. Main roads include Wooster Pike, Tusculum Ave, Columbia Ave and Crawfish Road (the future Delta Avenue). Major estates include John Tottens, Thomas Johnson, and Joseph Longworth.…

Paper. Condition: Very good. Ward 12, 23, 24 / Section 19. Crosley Field and downtown Cincinnati, Plate 9, from the Atlas Of The City of Cincinnati, Ohio, published in 1884 by Elisha Robinson and R.H. Pidgeon of New York. The hand-colored, double-page sheets were engraved by A.H. Mueller of Philadelphia, lithography by the firm of F. Bourquin of Philadelphia. Individual plates measure 29" x 20", with notable wear along margins, previously folded along center line. Closed tear along right margin, with tape repair. Each plate shows the notable landowners, the major throughways, rivers and plot maps for future residential developments. This plate features the following neighborhoods in Hamilton County, Ohio: downtown Cincinnati and the original site of Crosley Field (The Cincinnati Base Ball Grounds). This map also features the Miami Canal as it approaches the Ohio River.…

Paper. Condition: Near fine. Ward 12, 13, 14 / Section 13 & 19. Findlay Market and the original Proctor & Gamble Factory in the West End of Cincinnati, Plate 10, from the Atlas Of The City of Cincinnati, Ohio, published in 1884 by Elisha Robinson and R.H. Pidgeon of New York. The hand-colored, double-page sheets were engraved by A.H. Mueller of Philadelphia, lithography by the firm of F. Bourquin of Philadelphia. Individual plates measure 29" x 20", with notable wear along margins, previously folded along center line. A few thumb prints along edge. Each plate shows the notable landowners, the major throughways, rivers and plot maps for future residential developments. This plate features the following neighborhoods in Hamilton County, Ohio: East End of downtown Cincinnati, Over-The-Rhine, and Findlay Market. This map also features the original Procter & Gamble (P&G) factory, established in 1837 by William Procter, a candle maker, and James Gamble, a soap maker. The factory was located on the banks of Mill Creek, near Central Avenue, in the West End of downtown Cincinnati. Cincinnati's position as a growing industrial hub with easy access to raw materials, including animal fat for soap and candles, made it an ideal location. As the company grew, it purchased the Ohio Candle Company on Central Avenue. This purchase was critical to the success of P&G, when the original factory caught fire on January 7, 1884, and operations were moved to the former Ohio Candle Company building. …

Paper. Condition: Near fine. Plate 20, Ward 1. This atlas was published in 1884 by Elisha Robinson and R.H. Pidgeon of New York. The hand-colored, double-page sheets were engraved by A.H. Mueller of Philadelphia, lithography by the firm of F. Bourquin of Philadelphia. Individual plates measure 29" x 20", a few thumb marks, bright illustrations, a near fine example. Map previously folded along center line. Each plate shows the notable landowners, the major throughways, rivers and plot maps for future residential developments. This piece was custom framed by Rottinghaus Custom Framing of Cincinnati, The frame measures 33" x 25". An attractive presentation. 33 x 25. The Atlas Of The City of Cincinnati, Ohio, plate 20, featuring Hyde Park, Grandin Road, O'Bryonville, Edwards Road, Observatory Road, Madison Pike and the future site of Cincinnati Country Club. (illustrator).…

This plate came from The Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies. The Atlas was published between 1891 and 1895 and is the definitive source of Civil War information available. This Plate contains the following map(s). Plate CIII1. Map of Bowling Green, Ky., Showing its Approaches and Defenses.; 2. Topographical Map Showing Defenses of Cincinnati, Covington and Newport This map measures 27 inches by 16.5 inches. …

Title contd.: ". pertaining to each, ready reference lists to the United States, colored statistical diagrams ad city maps, also a concise review, richly illustrated by engravings of the world's peoples." Prepared and published especially for Cincinnati Commercial Tribune by Rand, McNally & Co., Chicago and New York. Marbled endpages. Full page colored maps through page 158 with a few double page. Colored maps includes: 6 - 2 page continent; 1 - 2 page Artic, 2 - 2 page hemisphere; 1 - 2 page world; 2 - 2 page U.S.; 2 - 1 page U.S.; 49 - U. S. states and territories; 18 1- page U.S. cities; 6 - 1 page Canada; 30 - 2 page foreign country; 6 - 1 page country; 5 international city insets or more; Many other inset maps. 35 other 1 page colored graphs, charts, statistical diagrams etc. Generally text is pages 161 through 336 including some additional color maps and many color charts. Sections entitled "The World's Peoples", pages 213 - 269, is loaded with many engravings and B&W photos. Clean. Tightly bound. Endpages repaired some at fold. Nice cover has has a little wear at corners. One map has a small hole otherwise the maps are in very nice condition! Very good condition. …