Viral Arizona New Mexico Pimas Villages Ft Fillmore 1855 Custer Wagon Trails Topo Map Limited Time 35% Off [gmtUhy6W]

Explore the Arizona and New Mexico Pimas Villages

Discover a piece of American history with our meticulously detailed "Viral Arizona New Mexico Pimas Villages Ft Fillmore 1855 Custer Wagon Trails Topo Map Limited Time 35% Off [gmtUhy6W]." This rare map, issued in 1855 by the Government Printing Office, captures the essence of the Old West during the mid-19th century. Crafted by H. Custer and under the direction of Jefferson Davis, this map offers a unique glimpse into the early days of exploration and settlement in the American West. Experience the rich cartographic heritage of this era with this exceptional topographical map.

Exceptional Map Features

This large, over 3 feet wide, lithographed topographical map is not just a visual delight but also a treasure trove of historical information. It features detailed terrain details and several early wagon trail and emigrant roads, making it a valuable resource for historians, cartographers, and enthusiasts alike. The map's clean and fresh printed surface is a testament to the quality of government printing during that time. Key features include:

• Extensive terrain details
• Early wagon trails and emigrant roads
• Original fold lines as issued

The map's sturdy yet delicate nature ensures that it can be handled carefully while still being unfoldable, making it perfect for display or study.

Perfect for Collectors and Historians

Our "Viral Arizona New Mexico Pimas Villages Ft Fillmore 1855 Custer Wagon Trails Topo Map Limited Time 35% Off [gmtUhy6W]" is an invaluable addition to any collection of Americana, American West, or 19th-century maps. Its large size and detailed cartography make it a stunning piece for any room or office. Why choose this map?

• Historical significance
• High-quality printing and craftsmanship
• Unique cartographic details

Whether you are a dedicated collector or a curious historian, this map is sure to capture your interest and serve as a lasting memento of the American frontier.