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1. United States--West coast, California, San Pablo Bay. Published at Washington, D.C., June 1925. By the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, E. Lester Jones, Director. Surveys ... 1923. Surveys by U.S. Engineers ... to 1925. 25-6/2. (on lower right margin): (San Pablo Bay, ) U.S.C. & G.S. 5533. (inset map) Continuation of Petaluma Creek.

Author

U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey and Jones, E. Lester

Subjects
Nautical Charts
Abstract

Bathymetric chart. Relief shown by contours and spot heights. "Heights in feet". Depths shown by soundings, shading, "Soundings in feet." Includes tidal information, note on channel improvement and depths, abbreviations and notes.

Published
1925

2. United States--West coast, San Francisco Entrance, California. Published at Washington, D.C., April 1924. By the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, E. Lester Jones, Director. Surveys 1851 to 1921. Surveys by U.S. Engineers ... to 1923 ... 24-4/11, 9/2,25-6/1. (on lower right margin): (entrance to San Francisco Bay) U.S.C. & G.S. 5532.

Author

U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey and Jones, E. Lester

Subjects
Nautical Charts
Abstract

Bathymetric chart. Relief shown by contours and spot heights. "Heights in feet". Depths shown by soundings, shading, "Soundings in feet." Includes tide tables,Key to abbreviations and notes.

Published
1924

3. East India Isles.

Author

Smith, Charles and Jones, E.

Subjects
Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Vietnam, London, East Indies
Abstract

The first edition; Phillips shows editions of 1808, 1816, 1818, 1826, 1830, and 1836. The last edition had 46 maps on 56 sheets. This was obviously a popular atlas that had a long publishing run. Smith also made globes, several of which were used (with credit given) as sources by Josiah Loring of Boston. Maps are hand painted with outline color., P6028.

Published
1808

4. Russia in Europe.

Author

Smith, Charles and Jones, E.

Subjects
Estonia, Latvia, Russia, Ukraine, London
Abstract

The first edition; Phillips shows editions of 1808, 1816, 1818, 1826, 1830, and 1836. The last edition had 46 maps on 56 sheets. This was obviously a popular atlas that had a long publishing run. Smith also made globes, several of which were used (with credit given) as sources by Josiah Loring of Boston. Maps are hand painted with outline color., P6028.

Published
1808

5. Africa.

Author

Smith, Charles and Jones, E.

Subjects
London, Africa
Abstract

The first edition; Phillips shows editions of 1808, 1816, 1818, 1826, 1830, and 1836. The last edition had 46 maps on 56 sheets. This was obviously a popular atlas that had a long publishing run. Smith also made globes, several of which were used (with credit given) as sources by Josiah Loring of Boston. Maps are hand painted with outline color., P6028.

Published
1808

6. Hindoostan.

Author

Smith, Charles and Jones, E.

Subjects
Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, London
Abstract

The first edition; Phillips shows editions of 1808, 1816, 1818, 1826, 1830, and 1836. The last edition had 46 maps on 56 sheets. This was obviously a popular atlas that had a long publishing run. Smith also made globes, several of which were used (with credit given) as sources by Josiah Loring of Boston. Maps are hand painted with outline color., P6028.

Published
1808

7. Switzerland.

Author

Smith, Charles and Jones, E.

Subjects
Switzerland, London
Abstract

The first edition; Phillips shows editions of 1808, 1816, 1818, 1826, 1830, and 1836. The last edition had 46 maps on 56 sheets. This was obviously a popular atlas that had a long publishing run. Smith also made globes, several of which were used (with credit given) as sources by Josiah Loring of Boston. Maps are hand painted with outline color., P6028.

Published
1808

8. Turkey in Europe.

Author

Smith, Charles and Jones, E.

Subjects
Albania, Bulgaria, Greece, Macedonia, London
Abstract

The first edition; Phillips shows editions of 1808, 1816, 1818, 1826, 1830, and 1836. The last edition had 46 maps on 56 sheets. This was obviously a popular atlas that had a long publishing run. Smith also made globes, several of which were used (with credit given) as sources by Josiah Loring of Boston. Maps are hand painted with outline color., P6028.

Published
1808

9. Sweden and Norway.

Author

Smith, Charles and Jones, E.

Subjects
Denmark, Norway, Sweden, London, Scandinavia
Abstract

The first edition; Phillips shows editions of 1808, 1816, 1818, 1826, 1830, and 1836. The last edition had 46 maps on 56 sheets. This was obviously a popular atlas that had a long publishing run. Smith also made globes, several of which were used (with credit given) as sources by Josiah Loring of Boston. Maps are hand painted with outline color., P6028.

Published
1808

10. Eastern Hemisphere.

Author

Smith, Charles and Jones, E.

Subjects
London, Eastern Hemisphere
Abstract

The first edition; Phillips shows editions of 1808, 1816, 1818, 1826, 1830, and 1836. The last edition had 46 maps on 56 sheets. This was obviously a popular atlas that had a long publishing run. Smith also made globes, several of which were used (with credit given) as sources by Josiah Loring of Boston. Maps are hand painted with outline color., P6028.

Published
1808

11. Western Hemisphere.

Author

Smith, Charles and Jones, E.

Subjects
London, Western Hemisphere
Abstract

The first edition; Phillips shows editions of 1808, 1816, 1818, 1826, 1830, and 1836. The last edition had 46 maps on 56 sheets. This was obviously a popular atlas that had a long publishing run. Smith also made globes, several of which were used (with credit given) as sources by Josiah Loring of Boston. Maps are hand painted with outline color., P6028.

Published
1808

12. A Correct Map Of The Seat Of War In Mexico. Being a Copy of Genl. Arista's Map, taken at Resaca de la Palma, with additions and Corrections ... New York: Published By J. Disturnell. 102, Broadway, 1847. Designed by J.G. Bruff Washington D.C. Entered ... 1847, by J.G. Bruff ... New York. Lith. of E. Jones & G.W. Newman, 128, Fulton St. On Stone by J. Probst. (with 4 inset maps).

Author

Bruff, J. Goldsborough, Disturnell, John, Jones, E., Newman, G.W., and Probst, J.

Subjects
Mexican U.S. War, Military
Abstract

Scarce map with Drawings by Bruff. According to Tooley, Bruff did: State of Florida, 1846; this map; Tehuantepec maps, 1851; Seat of War in Virginia, 1861. In Phillips p410, this map and another smaller map also published by Disturnell are listed. From the Introduction to his travel diary, it is clear that Bruff drew for the Topographical Engineers and other government departments for over 50 years. Many of his products may not have his name on them - he is quoted in the introduction (page xxx) saying that he drew duplicates of the Fremont maps and plates for both houses of Congress. The four inset maps are titled: Plan of Monterey, Map Showing the Battle Grounds of the 8th and 9th May 1846, Tampico and its Environs, and Chart of the Bay of Vera Cruz. Map is folded into brown cloth covers 15x10 with "Map Of The Seat Of War In Mexico." stamped in gilt., Phillips p410.

Published
1847

13. A New Map of Mexico and Adjacent Provinces Compiled from Original Documents by A. Arrowsmith. 1810. London. Published 5th October 1810 by A. Arrowsmith, 10 Soho Sque. Hydrographer to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. Engraved by E. Jones. (with) three inset maps: Valley of Mexico, from Mr. Humboldt's Map; Veracruz; and Acapulco.

Author

Arrowsmith, Aaron, Humboldt, Alexander von, 1769-1859, and Jones, E.

Subjects
Mexico, London, California, Texas
Abstract

Map in outline color., 1st edition, with "Hydrographer to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales" in the title. Four separate sheets dissected and mounted on linen. Boundary of Texas follows Humboldt's boundary lines. Differences between this edition and the last: two groups of islands are identified in the last edition, not present here: Lobos, and Otter I., both off the coast of California; various roads and new towns to the north and east of Mexico City; and the Boundary mentioned above as well as the Adams-Onis treaty line. Label of Ch. Picquet on the verso of each sheet. Map in outline color., Streeter Texas 1046A; Phillips p408.

Published
1810

17. A New Map Of Mexico And Adjacent Provinces Compiled From Original Documents By A. Arrowsmith. 1810. London, Published 5th October 1810, by A. Arrowsmith 10 Soho Sque. Hydrographer to His Majesty. Engraved by E. Jones ... (inset) Valley Of Mexico From Mr. Humboldt's Map. (inset) Veracruz. (inset) Acapulco.

Author

Arrowsmith, Aaron, Humboldt, Alexander von, 1769-1859, and Jones, E.

Subjects
Mexico, London, California, Texas
Abstract

5th ed."Hydrographer to His Majesty." Dated 1810. Four separate sheets dissected into 16 sheets each, with light blue silk edging and linen backing. Streeter is incorrect in calling this the first edition; it is actually the last. The Adams - Onis Treaty line of 1819 is clearly marked; Arrowsmith styled himself "Hydrographer to His Majesty" in 1820 (Tooley); this edition has a road from Queretaro to Panco Valles which does not appear in W.H.'s additions to 1815 edition, as well as other roads and new towns around Mexico City and two small groups of islands off the California Coast that do not appear on the 1810 edition; this edition appears in the Atlas to Thompson's Alcedo, c.1825 copy, in the Bancroft. The mystery is why Arrowsmith did not add "additions to 1820" on the title, and in fact erased the "additions to 1817" that must have appeared on the plate from the most recent changes made before the 1820 changes, thereby leaving only 1810 on the title. With outline color. The sheets fold with marbled end sheets into a new tan cloth folding case 26x18 with "Mexico A. Arrowsmith 1820" stamped on the spine in gold., Streeter Texas 1046, cf 1042 note;Phillips p408.

Published
1820

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