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DISTRIBUTION OF GOODS TO THE ASSINIBOINS.
Cartographer / Artist: John Mix Stanley (artist), Julius Bien (lithographer)
Date: c. 1855–1860
Medium: Print
Dimensions: 11.5 x 8.5 inches
Location: Fort Union, Montana, United States
Depicting an important diplomatic moment on the Northern Plains, this lithograph after artist John Mix Stanley illustrates the distribution of treaty annuity goods to a large encampment of Assiniboine people during Isaac Stevens' Pacific Railroad Survey along the 47th and 49th parallels.
The Buffalo Hunt No. 26
Cartographer / Artist: Charles M. Russell (1864–1926)
Date: 1899 (c. 1960s reproduction)
Medium: Print
Dimensions: 9.1 x 11.0 inches
Location: Montana, United States
This fine art reproduction depicts Charles M. Russell's dynamic 1899 painting of Native American hunters on horseback pursuing a stampeding herd of bison across the Northern Great Plains.
Lost In a Snowstorm — We Are Friends
Cartographer / Artist: Charles M. Russell
Date: 1888 (c. 1970 reproduction)
Medium: Print
Dimensions: 11.0 x 11.0 inches
Location: Montana, United States
Created in 1888, Charles M. Russell's evocative Western painting depicts a peaceful encounter between mounted Native Americans navigating a blinding winter blizzard on the Northern Plains.
Oklahoma
Cartographer / Artist: L. L. Poates Engraving Co.
Date: c. 1912
Medium: Wax engraving (cerograph) with printed color
Dimensions: 11 x 14.5 inches
Location: Oklahoma, United States
This early 20th-century statehood map of Oklahoma highlights county divisions in delicate pastel tones while comprehensively detailing regional rail lines, rivers, and settlements, complete with a panhandle inset.
The Interior of Oklahoma
Cartographer / Artist: W. V. Herancourt (sketches), Charles Graham (artist)
Date: 1889
Medium: Wood engraving
Dimensions: 11 x 16 inches
Location: Oklahoma, United States
Published days before the historic Land Rush of 1889, this composite wood engraving from *Harper's Weekly* depicts six scenes of "Boomers" waiting along the border lines and establishing settlements in Indian Territory.
An Oklahoma Home-Seeker
Cartographer / Artist: Wm. Clarke (William M. Clarke)
Date: 1901
Medium: Halftone print / Wood engraving
Dimensions: 11 x 16 inches
Location: Oklahoma, United States
A dramatic cover-page illustration from the April 20, 1901 issue of Harper's Weekly depicting a pioneer family gathered around a campfire beside their covered wagon in the Oklahoma Territory.
MAP OF INDIAN TERRITORY
Cartographer / Artist: Ormando Willis Gray / G.W. & C.B. Colton & Co.
Date: 1872
Medium: Lithograph with hand coloring
Dimensions: 17.0 × 15.2 in (43.2 × 38.6 cm)
Location: Oklahoma, United States
This detailed 1872 atlas map from Gray's National Atlas depicts the Indian Territory (modern-day Oklahoma), illustrating the tribal nations including the Cherokee, Creek, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Seminole, Cheyenne and Arapahoe, and Kiowa, Comanche & Apache reservations alongside early wagon roads and railway lines.
The Century Atlas. Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
Cartographer / Artist: The Century Co. / The Matthews-Northrup Co.
Date: 1897
Medium: Color lithograph
Dimensions: 16.0 × 14.5 in (40.6 × 36.8 cm)
Location: Oklahoma, United States
Published in 1897 by The Century Co., this detailed map illustrates Oklahoma Territory and Indian Territory prior to statehood, highlighting tribal reservation lands, early counties, rail networks, and towns.
INDIAN TERRITORY
Cartographer / Artist: S. Augustus Mitchell
Date: 1884
Medium: Lithograph with original hand coloring
Dimensions: 11.5 x 14.5 inches
Location: Oklahoma, United States
Published by S. Augustus Mitchell in 1884, this detailed map illustrates the Indian Territory prior to Oklahoma statehood, highlighting the reservations of the Five Civilized Tribes alongside Western Plains tribes, major rivers, and historical treaty lines.
Oklahoma [and Indian Territory]
Cartographer / Artist: Rand McNally & Co.
Date: 1892
Medium: Color printed cerograph (wax engraving)
Dimensions: 19.0 × 12.5 in (48.3 × 31.8 cm)
Location: Oklahoma, United States
This detailed late 19th-century atlas map depicts Oklahoma and Indian Territory during a pivotal transitional period, illustrating early territorial counties, tribal nation lands (including Cherokee, Creek, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Kiowa, and Comanche reservations), railroad lines, and early towns prior to statehood.
Plan of the Route of the Expedition of Major Beall, 1st Drag's for the Relief of the Wagons of Mr F.X. Aubrey against the Apaché Indians.
Cartographer / Artist: H.R. Wirtz (Med. Staff U.S.A.) / Ackerman Lith.
Date: c. 1850–1860
Medium: Lithograph
Dimensions: 5.2 × 8.25 in (13.2 × 21.0 cm)
Location: Northern New Mexico & Southern Colorado, USA
A scarce mid-19th-century U.S. Military lithographic map illustrating Major Benjamin Beall's 1st Dragoon expedition to relieve Santa Fe Trail merchant François Xavier Aubry's wagon train from Apache attack.
Map of the Country Upon Upper Red-River Explored in 1852
Cartographer / Artist: Capt. R. B. Marcy and Bvt. Capt. G. B. McClellan
Date: 1854
Medium: Lithograph
Dimensions: 33.6 × 17.3 in (85.3 × 43.9 cm)
Location: Texas and Oklahoma, United States
This detailed 1854 military survey map chronicles Randolph B. Marcy and George B. McClellan's 1852 expedition exploring the headwaters of the Red River across North Texas and Indian Territory, featuring early depictions of the Llano Estacado, Wichita Mountains, and native tribal territories.
Preliminary Survey of the Entrance to the Rio Grande
Cartographer / Artist: J. Wilkinson
Date: 1854
Medium: Map
Dimensions: 📐 15.6 × 15.7 in / 39.6 × 39.9 cm
Location: Brownsville, Texas, United States
A survey of the mouth of the Rio Grande, documenting the treacherous coastal entrance.
Oklahoma
Cartographer / Artist: E. F. Fisk (engraver)
Date: c. 1892
Medium: Wax engraving (cerograph)
Dimensions: 11 x 14 inches (28 x 36 cm)
Location: Oklahoma, USA
An informative late 19th-century map of Oklahoma depicting the newly organized Oklahoma Territory alongside Indian Territory lands, detailing counties, early rail lines, and territorial capital Guthrie shortly after the initial Land Runs.
Oklahoma (Indexed Atlas of the World)
Cartographer / Artist: Rand McNally & Co.
Date: 1892
Medium: Color Lithograph
Dimensions: 19.7 × 17.2 in (50.0 × 43.7 cm)
Location: Oklahoma, United States
An authentic 1892 color lithograph map by Rand McNally depicting the Oklahoma Territory alongside the Indian Territory prior to statehood, detailed with county borders, tribal reservation boundaries, rail lines, and township grids.
Gray's Atlas Map of Texas
Cartographer / Artist: Frank A. Gray / O.W. Gray & Son
Date: c. 1876
Medium: Hand-colored lithograph
Dimensions: 14.8 × 14.4 in (37.6 × 36.6 cm)
Location: Texas, United States
A detailed Reconstruction-era atlas map of Texas showcasing evolving county formations, early railroad routes, the expansive "Young Territory" across the Llano Estacado, and inset harbor plans of Galveston Bay and Sabine Lake.
Johnson's New Map of the State of Texas
Cartographer / Artist: A. J. Johnson & Benjamin P. Ward
Date: 1862
Medium: Hand-colored lithograph
Dimensions: 26.6 × 17.3 in (67.6 × 43.9 cm)
Location: Texas, United States
An iconic Civil War-era map depicting Texas with hand-colored county divisions, historical stage routes, and detailed insets of Sabine Lake, Northern Texas, and Galveston Bay.
Johnson's Texas
Cartographer / Artist: A. J. Johnson
Date: c. 1864
Medium: Hand-colored lithograph
Dimensions: 24.6 × 15.5 in (62.5 × 39.4 cm)
Location: Texas, United States
An iconic Civil War-era map of Texas detailing massive early western county configurations, Indian territory borders, and insets of Galveston Bay and Northern Texas.
JOHNSON'S NEW MAP OF THE STATE OF TEXAS
Cartographer / Artist: A. J. Johnson / Johnson and Ward
Date: c. 1862
Medium: Hand-colored lithograph
Dimensions: 26.5 × 17.0 in (67.3 × 43.2 cm)
Location: Texas, United States
A detailed Civil War-era map of Texas featuring early county boundaries, Indian Territory, and insets of Galveston Bay, Sabine Lake, and the Texas Panhandle.
Fort Brown, Texas; Fort Lancaster, Texas; The Alamo, San Antonio, Texas
Cartographer / Artist: Unidentified "Government Draughtsman"; published by *Harper's Weekly*
Date: 1861
Medium: Wood engraving
Dimensions: 11.0 × 15.5 in (27.9 × 39.4 cm)
Location: Texas, United States
Published on March 23, 1861, this iconic folio page from *Harper's Weekly* illustrates three key Texas military and historic posts—Fort Brown, Fort Lancaster, and the Alamo—at the onset of the American Civil War following General Twiggs's surrender.
SURRENDER OF EX-GENERAL TWIGGS, LATE OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY, TO THE TEXAN TROOPS IN THE GRAN PLAZA, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, FEBRUARY 16, 1861
Cartographer / Artist: Harper's Weekly
Date: 1861
Medium: Wood engraving
Dimensions: 16.0 × 10.8 in (40.6 × 27.4 cm)
Location: San Antonio, Texas, United States
A dramatic Civil War-era wood engraving from *Harper's Weekly* depicting Major General David E. Twiggs surrendering U.S. military property in the main plaza of San Antonio to Texas Confederate state forces in February 1861.
Utah
Cartographer / Artist: George F. Cram
Date: 1887
Medium: Color Lithograph
Dimensions: 12.5 × 13.7 in (31.8 × 34.8 cm)
Location: Utah, United States
A vibrant late-nineteenth-century territorial map of Utah published by George F. Cram, displaying county divisions, mountain ranges, rail routes, and early settlements prior to statehood.
UTAH
Cartographer / Artist: L. L. Poates Engraving Co.
Date: 1921
Medium: Color cerograph (wax engraving)
Dimensions: 10.2 × 11.6 in (25.9 × 29.5 cm)
Location: Utah, United States
A detailed 1921 atlas map of Utah by the L. L. Poates Engraving Company, depicting counties in distinct soft hues alongside early 20th-century railroad lines, topographic relief, and key settlements.
UTAH
Cartographer / Artist: Rand McNally & Co.
Date: 1881
Medium: Color Cerograph (Wax Engraving)
Dimensions: 16.9 × 18.5 in (42.9 × 47.0 cm)
Location: Utah, United States
A detailed late-19th-century map of Utah showcasing county boundaries in pastel color, early railway networks, topographical features, and designated Native American reservations.
Map of Utah.
Cartographer / Artist: Rand, McNally & Co.
Date: 1883
Medium: Wax engraving (cerograph) with printed color
Dimensions: 10 x 14 inches (25 x 35.5 cm)
Location: Utah, United States
A detailed late 19th-century territorial map of Utah published by Rand McNally, showcasing early county configurations, topography, Indian reservations, and expanding railway networks prior to Utah's statehood.
Rand, McNally & Co.'s Utah
Cartographer / Artist: Rand McNally & Co.
Date: 1898
Medium: Wax engraving (Cerograph) with printed color
Dimensions: 11 x 14.5 inches
Location: Utah, United States
A detailed late 19th-century commercial atlas map of Utah featuring county subdivisions, township lines, topographical relief, railroad networks, and Indian reservations.