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1889 Vermont Map Geo F. Cram Antique Atlas Page Vintage New England For Sale


1889 Vermont Map Geo F. Cram Antique Atlas Page Vintage New England
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1889 Vermont Map Geo F. Cram Antique Atlas Page Vintage New England:
$44.99

1889 Vermont Antique Atlas Map by Geo. F. Cram

Offered for sale is an authentic 1889 antique map of Vermont, published by Geo. F. Cram, Engraver and Publisher, Chicago, Illinois. This is an original atlas page and not a modern reproduction.

This beautifully detailed map illustrates Vermont’s counties, cities, towns, railroads, rivers, and surrounding regions as they appeared in the late nineteenth century. Portions of neighboring New Hampshire, New York, and Quebec are also shown, providing additional historical context.

This original antique map is an excellent addition to collections of New England history, genealogy, antique cartography, or vintage home décor.

Details

* State: Vermont
* Year: 1889
* Publisher: Geo. F. Cram
* Page Number: 115
* Original antique atlas page
* Printed on original paper
* Unframed
* Ships in a protective plastic sleeve with a rigid backing board

Condition

Very good antique condition with expected light age-related toning and minor wear consistent with its age. The map has been stored in a protective plastic sleeve with a rigid backing board and will be shipped flat for safe delivery.

Please review all photographs carefully as they are part of the description.
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