Road Map Tulare County (5 results)

No Binding. Condition: Very Good.

Folded map. Condition: Very good plus. Reverse of the map show index for map locations.Sheet measures 17.5 x 23 inches. A very good plus copy.

[CALIFORNIA]. First edition. 23" x 17 1/2" sheet, folded to 24 panels. Printed in three colors on both sides. Beginning in 1906, the Auto Club recorded the development of roadways and roadside services in Southern California in a series of strip maps and road maps that remained indispensable to motorists well into the digital age. This mid-century piece opens to a map of Tulare County, which is accompanied by a lengthy index. Published on the eve of World War II, this map precedes the establishment of Rankin Field near Tulare, where more than 10,000 pilots received training, including twelve future Aces and two Medal of Honor Recipients. Mild toning, with a bit of staining to the rear panel; else very good.

First Edition. Large folding map (22" x 28"). Three tears at fold lines, two small spots on front; a very good copy. The left portion of the map lays out the main cities of Dinuba, Oros, Visalia, Exeter, Tulare, Lindsay, Tipton and Porterville. The right portion depics the Sierra Forest Reservation, Sequoia National Park, Tule River Indian Reservation, California Hot Springs, various camps and more.

Folding map, [22in by 28in], scale: 3.5in per inch. Features: Sierra Nevada Forest Reserve, Sequoia National Park, General Grant National Park, and the Big Trees. Included also are Tule River Indian Reservation, and the proposed Mount Whitney Road, the highest peak in the Continental United States. Aside from a bit of negligible foxing and a small tear on the left margin, in very good condition.