Texas 1853 Historical Print

The Texas 1853 Historical Print Mounted Wall Map is J. De Cordovas Map of the State of Texas, circa 1853. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division, Washington DC, and digitally restored in 2011. This beautifully-detailed illustration shows the state as it was in that time period, including counties, shaded relief, and an inset map showing New Mexico reaching to the Pacific Ocean.

The map also includes the State of Texas Seal, the Land Office Seal, and several signatures of Senators and Representatives from Texas, during that time period. Vintage coloring and some untouched imperfections give this modern print a historic feel. This map is laminated, mounted on foam core and ready to frame. A beautiful addition to any home or office!

Updatedness: One question we get most frequently is how up to date are your maps? The quick answer is that the map you purchase includes the latest database updates from the manufacturer. You will be receiving the most current edition available. If this item is a historical map, the datedness is as of the intended period.

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