Vintage 1873 Harper’s Magazine Map of North Western America
This historical woodcut illustration features an 1873 map published in Harper’s New Monthly Magazine detailing the newly acquired Alaska territory. The document highlights the massive geographic expanse transferred during the Alaska purchase, displaying regional text and an official archival stamp from the Library of Congress dated 1944.
Cartographic Outlines of the Alaskan Coast and Bering Sea
The antique print map presents clear boundaries stretching from British possessions down to the Aleutian Islands chain and the Bering Sea. It marks essential geographic landmarks of the late nineteenth century, including the Yukon River, Bristol Bay, Mount St. Elias, and the strategic settlement of Sitka.
Contributor: Several authors
Date: 1568 to 1880
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