Folio. 58 hand-colored lithographed maps (6 double-page), containing 96 maps and plans (the insets numbered as separate subjects), 42 relating to the Americas. (Occasional spotting, mostly concentrated to preliminaries, light marginal soiling.) Original half black calf, covers decorated in blind, upper cover lettered in gilt (old touch-ups along spine, fore-corners rubbed, some edgewear).

Showing the Territory of Arizona with the borders known today, but with only four counties plus the nebulous political region of Pahute in the northwest corner; modern-day Oklahoma is labeled “Indian Territory”; Northern Texas is still Young Territory, and West Texas is marked with the Llano Estacado or Staked Plains, which were one of the largest mesas in North America. cf. Phillips, Atlases, 859.