S. S. Costa Rica, S. S. Nicaragua, Cabin Plans

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  S. S. Costa Rica, S. S. Nicaragua, Cabin Plans

  Visual Materials

  Artists: Delaware River Co. (Chester, Pa.) Companies: Pacific Mail Steamship Company ; Delaware River Co. (Chester, Pa.)

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  Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steamer, Costa Rica

  Visual Materials

  A later version of the print made for Atlantic Mail Steamship Company (qv. priKMEpri 0083), with a number of changes: 1) added cabins along top deck, drawn in behind original figures; "Costa Rica" added to paddle-box; "AMSSCO" changed to "PMSSCO" on paddle-box; house flag replace; American navy jack, then used with merchant vessel, added to bow of the vessel. Focus of item: Costa Rica.

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  "W Extremity of Cape Blanco [Costa Rica] from SE," and "High Land S of Cape Blanco [Costa Rica]."

  Manuscripts

  Pen-and-ink over pencil on paper drawing, 14 x 22 cm. Drawings have the following descriptions written on them: "gray brown rock" and "very white sand." On verso: "W R Hutton 35 Broadway NYC Mexican."

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  Diary of Walter S. Tolton [microform] : 1896-1934

  Manuscripts

  Microfilm of the diary of Walter Smith Tolton, covering the years 1896-1934. The diary opens when Tolton was leaving Beaver City for a mission to the Southern States, and briefly covers his experiences in Alabama, Mississippi, and North Carolina from 1896-1897. It then tracks his trek through Arizona and Mexico on his way to an exploring or missionary trip to Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Colombia from 1900-1901. There are a also a variety of notes on the trip made after Tolton had returned to Utah, including lists of "some of the most important fruits we found." The remainder of the volume covers Tolton's daily life, primarily in Beaver City from 1925-1934. The last few frames of the microfilm include monthly records for the West Field Canal Co.

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  Yucatan conventus juridici Hispaniae novae pars occidentalis et Guatimala conventus juridiciis [cartographic material] / Copied from John Ogilby's "Description of the New World" London MDCLXX by James Laurie, Belize 18th Jany. 1844

  Manuscripts

  Manuscript map showing Yucatán Peninsula, Honduras, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama. The island of Cuba is also shown. Copied from a map printed in John Ogilby's "Description of the New World, "London 1670. Descriptive text in left and right margins of sheet. James Laurie was a Scottish geographer and chief editor of "A system of universal geography," Edinburgh, 1842. He should not be confused with James Laurie (1811-1875), the American engineer and one of the founders of the American Society of Civil Engineers.

  mssHM 15472

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  West Coast of North America. from the Gulf of Dulce to San Francisco. Spanish and other Authorities

  Rare Books

  Main map shows coast from the Gulf of Dulce (Costa Rica) to San Blas (Mexico). Submap extends to San Francisco from San Blas at reduced scale. Submaps: The Harbour of San Francisco; Harbour of Monterey; San Blas to San Francisco. Prime meridian: GM, Cadiz. Relief: hachures. Projection: Cylindrical. Printing Process: Lithography. Verso Text: MS note: Dulce to San Francisco. 2.00 Sticker: Henry Whipple, Salem, Mass.

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