Bird's Eye View of Dublin ~Catalog 53~ and north of it shows

and north of it shows a notation of a Indian skirmish of "Hills where the Crows were Killed"

This classic map captures an interesting territorial period when the Dakotas were a single territory bounded by Minnesota and the Missouri River

Full of practical notations for land quality and even a note in the hills for "Paintings of animals in the Caves of these Mountains"

Johnson's Michigan and Wisconsin

He did an amazing amount of mapping throughout the west with a particular strength in geology

Bird's Eye View of Dublin ~Catalog 53~ and north of it showsA Bird's Eye View of Dublin Drawn by H. W. Brewer An unparalled view of the city for the time. It's the time of James Joyce's Dublin and has all the drama and detail one could want for the period. This fine woodblock engraving might have been researched by sketching from a tethered hot air baloon set aloft above the town, but more than likely it was assembled conceptually. Regardless, it is an amazing result. Condition is very good. Image size is 49 x