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1933-34 Ohio Maps & Political Districts Booklet w/ Foldout Maps & Census Data For Sale


1933-34 Ohio Maps & Political Districts Booklet w/ Foldout Maps & Census Data
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1933-34 Ohio Maps & Political Districts Booklet w/ Foldout Maps & Census Data:
$9.99

Original 1933–1934 Maps of Ohio booklet, compiled by Secretary of State George S. Myers. This Depression-era political reference includes multiple foldout color maps showing:

  • Congressional Districts (based on 1910 census act)

  • Senatorial Districts (1931–1941, based on 1930 census)

  • Judicial / Court of Appeals Districts

Also includes population statistics, vote totals for Presidential elections 1928 & 1932, vote for Governor 1932, and complete rosters of Ohio officeholders (U.S. Senators, Congressmen, Supreme Court Judges, Court of Appeals Judges, Common Pleas Judges, and State Representatives for 1933–1934).

A valuable piece of Ohio political history and an excellent reference for genealogists, researchers, map collectors, and historians.

Condition
  • Covers show edge wear, creases, age toning, and writing from the original owner (“Homer Reed,” dated 1933).

  • Foldout maps are intact with light edge wear.

  • Interior pages show mild foxing and age discoloration but remain fully legible.

  • Binding still attached though fragile due to age.

See photos for exact condition.

Measurements

Approx. 4" × 9" booklet when closed.
Multiple full-size foldout maps inside.


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