Cram, George "Birds-Eye-View of the Holy Land/Palestine"
Cram, George "Birds-Eye-View of the Holy Land/Palestine"
Cram, George "Birds-Eye-View of the Holy Land/Palestine"
Cram, George "Birds-Eye-View of the Holy Land/Palestine"
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George Cram.  “Birds-Eye-View of the Holy Land/Palestine.” [One image on each side of page] [View] Engraved by permission from A.J. Marks' large chromo Lithograph.

Chicago: Geo. F. Cram, ca. 1890.  From Cram’s Superior Atlas of the World.  10 1/2 x 13 1/2.  Color cerograph.   Very good condition.

The George Cram Company was an engraving and publishing firm from Chicago.  In the mid-nineteenth century, the center of cartographic publishing was New York City, but in the 1880’s this began to shift towards Chicago with the advent of the Rand, McNally and Cram firms.  These firms were noted for their efficient output of precise maps filled with useful and up-to-date political and cultural information, and details on roads, towns, railroads, and so forth.