C. 1879 Large Canvas Backed Surveyor's Map of Plymouth MA with Hand-written Annotations collectible broom most of them labelled with

most of them labelled with their names-- I'm sure each grouping representing the inhabitants of the wonderfully detailed houses they are framed below

Sandpiper: 3 1/2” t x 4” l (tail to beak) x 2 1/4 w (base)

with one one stain to the bottom left of the front cover and bottom right of the reverse

the diversity of messages on these old punch/perforated paper needlepoints just kills me

8 1/2” x 11 7/8”

C. 1879 Large Canvas Backed Surveyor's Map of Plymouth MA with Hand-written Annotations collectible broom most of them labelled withA special thing for a resident of Plymouth, MA, or for a lover of singular maps, too. This 3+ foot long canvas backed annotated map of Plymouth village and environs must have been stored for many years rolled up with a print that left a ghostly toned photographic image on it in the negative (buildings, trees, figures), imparting an especially intense sense of place and history. (With some research I've learned that 2 3 of this map was published in