1948 A Hysterical map of Palm SpringsA Hysterical map of Palm Springs thru the desert country to old Mehiko. By: The Lindgren Brothers Date: 1948 (dated) Spokane, WA Original Size: 22 x 17 inches This is a fine print reproduction of a vintage pictorial map of Palm Springs also showing Anza State Park, Joshua Tree National Monument, the Salton Sea, and Imperial Valley that was originally produced by the Lindgren Brothers out of Spokane, Washington in 1940. The map presents all landmarks,

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the homestead of the late Daniel Webster

Some examples in vignettes at the top of the map include a study of beavers and local Indian tribes interacting with them (hunting)

true to its title as a 'Story Map'

New England The most remarqueable parts thus named by the high and mighty Prince Charles

and vignettes of three bears in the northern portion of Russia and three lions in Northern Africa

These richly detailed elements reflect the Renaissance fascination with distant lands and cultures

a wide array of caricature works and eventually was commissioned to paint six murals for the Golden Gate International Exposition from which these prints were published

being responsible for more than a third of France's total wine production

which was changed shortly after publication to the second state which included county name changes

Date of Original: 1944

which burned from October 8 to October 10