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1844 · AFTER EMORY
The Republic of Texas
After Emory, 1844: the Republic mapped in its last year before statehood.
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| source | Library of Congress, Geography & Map Division · Emory, 1844 · item 2003627046 |
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| typeface | Caslon captions |
| paper | 100 lb cream cover, 24 x 16 (landscape) · sized to the plate |
| press | Thomas Graphics, Austin, Texas |
| edition | Numbered of 250, cotton paper, embossed maker's mark |
William H. Emory’s 1844 “Map of Texas and the countries adjacent,” engraved by William J. Stone, the same engraver who cut the official 1823 facsimile of the Declaration of Independence, from Library of Congress public-domain holdings, item 2003627046.
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