Photographs of plant and seed research in Asia and South America

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  Lepidoptera of Central America: notebooks

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  These two volumes include field drawings of Lepidoptera of Central America. It includes the genus and species of each lepidopteran observed with a description of the insect, location found, wing illustrated in color, and sex. Scale marker present for each illustration with tissue guards. Areas covered are Mexico, Guatemala, Costa Rica, and Honduras. The author is unknown but it is attributed to a "Dr. Ellis." It is undated, but presumed to be from the early 20th century.

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  A New Map of Asia

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  Kashnor notes, "One of the earliest English maps. It shows the Philippines and the passage by North-west America as Strait of Uries in latitude 48." Kashnor dates as ca. 1675. Cartouche: Russian and Asian men. Coat of arms of East India Co.. "To the Right Worshipfull the Governor Deputy and Committees of the Honble. EastIndia Company This new map of Asia, according to the best and latest Observations and Discoveries is most humbly Presented and Dedicated by John Ogilby Esq., His Majesties Cosmographer." Prime meridian: Ferro. Relief: pictorial. Projection: Pseudocylindrical. Watermark: LM Shield. Printing Process: Copper engraving. Other Features: Cartouche. Verso Text: MS note: 749.

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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.

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  Chart shewing the track of the H.M.S. Asia between the 31st of October 1849 and 29th of May 1850 [cartographic material] / By W. E. Denison

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  One of four manuscript maps showing the voyages of the H.M.S. Asia, 1848-1851. This map shows the west coast of part of Mexico, Central America and South America to Chile. The Galapagos are also depicted. There is a small loss of paper on the lower left corner of the map. designated "Map No. 2" at top.

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  Track of the H.M.S. Asia from Decber. 2 1848 to Febry. 3d 1849 From Valparaiso to Valparaiso [cartographic material] / W. E. Denison

  Manuscripts

  One of four manuscript maps showing the voyage of the H.M.S. Asia from England to Valparaiso and back, 1848-1851. This map shows the coast of Chile and the route of the H.M.S. Asia as she sailed from Valparaiso south to Concepcion, back to Valparaiso, on to Coquimbo in the North and return to Valparaiso.

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

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  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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