Great
Indian Maps also
Available On CD
CD Includes all Antique Cattle Trail Maps of Texas
and Indian Territory Maps
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The Indian Maps of the West
Including Indian 1872 Indian Territory & Oklahoma
Indian Territory
The originals of these maps were produced during
the golden age of US map design, engraved on steel or copper
plates. Notice the intricate and beautiful borders that many
of these maps have which adds greatly to the visual appeal.
These stunnning and historic maps are reproduced
directly at very high resolution from original maps from our
Western Map Books collection. They are printed on very heavy
premium parchment stock that enhances the period lok of these
fine maps.
Map Condition: The maps reproduced are old and
have gained a lot of character and interest through age. The
reproduced maps are not perfect in any way and may show stains,
rips, spots, darkening or tinting and may not be exactly square.
In other words, they are the real thing. If less than perfect
condition is not acceptable, then please do not order.
The sample picture shown is at very low Internet
resolution and reduced in size. It does not even begin to show
the detail and quality of the actual map. All reproductions
are scanned at 300+ dpi and offer fantastic resolution and detail
even in reduced sized prints.
New! Two exclusive
copyrighted designs based on antique S.A. Mitchell maps from
our Unique collection. Perfect for western historians, researchers,
western fiction readers, military historians, museums, schools,
academics and scholars as a reference. Carefully researched
and presented in large scale for easy readability on fine, acid
free parchment paper. XXX sizes available.
1872 Indian Territory Map by Colton~O.W.Gray
Atlas

TWO
SIZES TO CHOOSE FROM
18" x
24"
24" x 36"
The Perfect Gift: As
period decor, a business gift, and as a working map for writers,
scholars, schools, historians, researchers.
Frame Size: The sheet
size fits nicely in easily available stock frames. This large
size is easily readable as well as creating a striking effect
on den and office walls. All maps are printed on very heavy
linen-finish acid-free paper with archival inks. Beautiful in
a frame, but also capable of withstanding continuous handling
and everyday use.
Shipping: We ship
our maps carefully rolled in a tube to US postal destinations
only.
1872 Indian
Territory Map by Colton~O.W.Gray Atlas
18"x 24"
Shipped Priority US Mail - rolled in cardboard
cylinder for protection.
1872
Indian Territory Map by Colton~O.W.Gray Atlas
24"x 36"
Shipped Priority US Mail - rolled in cardboard cylinder for protection.
Superb Print
of the 1887
"Map of the Oklahoma Country in Indian Territory"
by George F. Cram
(Reproduction)

TWO
SIZES TO CHOOSE FROM
16" x 20"
18" x 24"
Indian Territory was established by the United
States in the 1830's as a protected reservation for the Native
American or Indian Tribes that were being displaced by incoming
settlers. Indian Territory had a long, interesting and often
tragic history before 1907, after which it was accepted into
the Union as the State of Oklahoma. What is known as Indian
Territory was actually a shifting conglomeration of reservations,
unclaimed lands and public lands that underwent constant change
under the changing political winds for its entire history.
The history of Indian Territory is tied closely
to the the development of Texas from its early days as a Republic.
Due to the geography of the two states they almost always were
shown on a common map.
The George F. Cram Co. of Chicago made many of
the best individual maps of what was known as Indian Territory
and these were published in their popular Atlases of the period.
Many of the Cram maps were also licensed for use in other Atlases
and Geographies.
An unusual and beautiful map
This 1887 map is very unique in that it shows
one fairly small segment of the area almost in the center of
the Territory. It was not a part of the Indian Lands and was
known to some as "Oklahoma Country". Within its bounds
on the Cimmaron River was the small city of Guthrie which was
to become the first capital of Oklahoma. At the time of this
map the Santa Fe railroad had built south out of Kansas headed
for Gainesville, Texas and the cities of Alfred, Seward, Edmond,
Moore, Norman, Wayne & Purcell among others were on the
map. Oklahoma City, the future state capital is shown only as
a stop named Oklahoma on the Canadian River.
The map we are offering is a direct reproduction
from an original in the Electric Books collection
1887 was toward the end of the time of the great
Cattle Drives to railheads in Kansas and further north. The
legendary Chisholm Trail passed through this section of Indian
Territory on its way from the longhorn crossing at Red River
Station in Texas on north to to Newton and Abilene. Jesse Chisholm
who was long gone by this time had left a legacy from his first
travels through the Territory to Texas.
What makes this map very unique is the high level
of detail that is normally omitted in the maps of the period
since most of them covered much larger areas. For instance,
while the Chisholm Trail was widely known, it was very seldom
shown on maps of the period. This 1887 map has great detail
on the trails.
Some other interesting points on this map:
Chisholm's Old Ranch
Chisholm's Cattle Trail
Abilene Ol Road Trail
Branch of Abilene Trail
Cherokee House
Baker's Stage Station
Prairie Dog Town
Kingfisher
Mission House
Rock Mound Cliffs
Negro Settlement
Indian Wigwam
Sulphur Spring
Whitaker
Fort Reno
Fort Sill - Arkansas City Road
Old Ft. Sith & Santa Fe Road
This is both a decorative and interesting map
printed on very heavy paper. It will look great in a mat and
frame but will withstand usage for research and history purposes.
"Map
of the Oklahoma Country in Indian Territory"
by George F. Cram
16"
x 20"
Shipped Priority US Mail - rolled in cardboard cylinder for protection.
"Map
of the Oklahoma Country in Indian Territory"
by George F. Cram
18" x 24"
Shipped Priority US Mail - rolled in cardboard cylinder for protection.
The Largest
Collection
of Original Antique Texas Maps Ever Assembled on CDROM
includes
200+ Antique Maps
of Texas & Indian Territory
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New! Edition 3
200+ Antique Maps of Texas on CD ~ Huge Collection! $19.99
Antique Maps of Texas CD
is a is a visual chronicle of Texas presenting 200+ original
map images of Texas starting with a stunning 1780 Spanish Colonial
Texas map and passing through Independence, the Republic, Statehood,
the Civil War, Reconstruction, the Indian Wars, the Cattle Drives
and up to Texas before World War II. Also included are many
historic maps of Indian Territory and the American southwest.
These original map images are carefully selected for quality
and historical relevance from the respected Electric Books collection
and scanned in high resolution.
.."The Antique Maps of Texas CD may be the ideal
gift for a male relative".. Customer email - 2003
Since 2001, thousands of copies of the Antique Maps
of Texas CDROM have been given as thoughtful gifts and are
a primary reference resource guide for schools and libraries,
writers, historians, academics, researchers, genealogists, artifact
collectors, recreators, Civil & Indian War scholars, artists,
reporters and many other professionals.
A Must for History Teachers!
SPECIAL LEARNING AIDS
INCLUDED
In addition, the Antique Maps of Texas CD includes an
instructional section with set of two Learning Aids called the
the Texas History Slide Show and US History Slide Show map sets.
These include:
- Texas Maps from 1780-1860 }
- Texas Maps from 1860-1880 }
Many including Indian & Southwest Territories
- Texas Maps from 1880-1900 }
- Texas Maps from 1900-1930 }
- Early road maps
- Early railroad maps
- Uncommon Texas City Maps
including Abilene, Austin, Beaumont-Port Arthur, Corpus Christie,
Dallas, El Paso, Fort Worth, Galveston, Houston & San
Antonio
- Selected Texas county geological
maps including some ownership maps
- Early Texas mining and geological
maps including Terlingua
- A large number of very early
(some from the late 1880's) Texas USGS topographic
maps showing details of many forgotten Texas towns
& cities, trails, ranch names, mines, crossings, fords,
windmills, schools, mountains, forts, rivers & streams
and exact terrain features, as well as the original
geographic areas
- A collection of historic original
Texas maps of explorations and expeditions
- Texas frontier Fort original
site maps
- Very early Indian Territory
maps including USGS Topographical maps and a scarce map
that shows the original route of Jesse Chisholm's Trail and
Chisholm's old ranch.
- A selection of early US &
North American maps from 1802 for comparision
- The Texas
History Slide Show map sets including historic
Texas maps significant to
the birth and development of Texas
- The US
History Slide Show map sets including historic
US maps from the earliest
European provinces to the end of the 19th century
And
Edition 3 includes
these NEW Bonus features
Texas & US History
Slide Show Map Set...Easy to use and Flexible
Excellent Learning Program for Grades 4,
5, 7 & 8
Using Antique maps to
illustrate and supplement other teaching materials can be very
useful. Antique maps are much more interesting since they were
published at the real time that historic events were happening.
And with their diversity they are definitely much easier and
more fun for the student to look at. They also contain historic
content that modern maps just don't show.
Each Texas or US History
Slide Show map set contains over a dozen antique maps that have
been selected to correspond to significant time periods in the
historical development. They have been arranged by time line
from earliest to latest. These maps are described on the Slide
Show control page. The Texas map set has a simple script included
that may be used as a guide. It can be printed or copied
to a word processor.
The CD runs on any Windows® 98SE PC or later
and is portable, requiring no installation. It does not run
on on Macintosh computers. This CD will not run on Windows
95 or NT or on a Mac or Linux computer without a
Windows emulator.
SAMPLE SCREEN SHOTS
The Pictures below are random screen
shots of some of the maps at various stages of zoom and pan
as well as a few of the navigation menus. Antique
Maps of Texas is highly integrated. It takes very
few keystrokes to display maps within categories. Click on any
picture below to see a larger version.
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