China c. 1920 Notes a wealth of native

Notes a wealth of native tribal locations

Does show the area as that of the "Comanchee and Kioway Indians"

but not that dramatically effects the image

John Buck was based in Saint Albans and published this map of the state from 1933-34

but many people died trying to accomplish the first transatlantic flight

China c. 1920 Notes a wealth of nativeChina. The Colton company was one of the better American mapmakers of the 19th century, and were known for keeping current with all the changes that were occurring. This is a fine example of their work with original hand color. This map covers all of China from the steppes of Mongolia, to the China Sea Coast and its islands. Does note the location of the "Great Wall" as well as the "Grand Canal". Shows many towns as well as the terrain. Insets show