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(Clason Map Company)  ROAD MAP OF COLORADO, showing paved roads, highway numbers, mileage between towns, pole markings, population index of towns.  Circa 1917.  Original blue printed orange folder.  Pocket map.  Title on foldout map: MILEAGE MAP OF THE BEST ROADS OF COLORADO, showing paved roads and road distances.  Index of cities, towns and populations on right and left sides of map; legend of trail and highway markets.  Map dimensions: 27-1/4 inches across by 21 inches in height.  Near fine condition.  Black print.  Price: $185.00

(Clason Map Company)  ROAD MAP OF COLORADO, ca. 1925.  Pocket map.  Clason Map of Colorado detailing paved roads, main travelled roads, improved roads, other auto roads, and roads under construction; Colorado state highways; trail & highway markers; index of larger cities giving populations & key to map.  Dimensions: 27-3/4 inches across by 21 inches in height.  Printed in blue ink.  “Compliments of United States National Bank, Denver, with which is affiliated The United States National Company, Investment Securities.”  In original cream-colored illustrated stiff folders.  Near fine condition.

(Clason Map Company)  SAN LUIS VALLEY IMPROVED FARMS, “Yield more dollars per acre than farm lands in any other part of the United States, Compliments of A. O. Norton, Alamosa, Colorado.”  CLASON’S MAP OF THE SAN LUIS VALLEY, published by The Clason Map Company, Denver, Colorado, 1910.  Pocket Map: The San Luis Valley, Colorado.  Saquache, Costilla, Rio Grande, and Conejos countie, Colorado.  Pocket map: blue print on cream-colored folder.  C. H. Wilder, Alamosa, Colo., Distributing Agent for the San Luis Valley.  CLASON’S MAP OF THE SAN LUIS VALLEY.  Inset map: “Map of Colorado Showing Location of The ‘Sunny’ San Luis Valley.”  Dimensions: 17 inches across by 27-3/4 inches in height.  Highly detailed showing cities, towns, and villages, railroad and roads, townships, and topography.  A. O. Norton – Alamosa, Colorado – Western Investments.  Very good condition: several light-colored brown stains on lower portion of map that are quite evident but do not disrupt information (more of a beauty perception).  In original stiff pictorial wrappers.  Price: $200.00

(Clason Map Company)  SECTION MAP OF THE STERLING LAND DISTRICT, COLORADO, showing 350,000 acres of Free Government Land.  Published by The Clason Map Company, 1515 Tremont Place, Denver, Colorado, 1916.  Pocket map.  Original printed tan folder.  Map title: Clason’s Map of the Sterling Land District, Colorado, showing unappropriated Government Lands.  Map dimensions: 20-1/2 inches across by 18 inches in height.  Black, green and orange print.  Exhibits Weld, Logan, Sedgwick, Phillips, Morgan, Washington, and Yuma counties, Colorado.  Near fine condition,.  Price: $275.00

(Coal and Metalliferous areas, Colorado)  MAP OF THE STATE OF COLORADO SHOWING COAL AND METALLIFEROUS AREAS, 1907.  The Smith-Brooks Co., Engravers and Printers, Denver.  Compiled by A. F. Dinsmore.  Traced and Lettered by William Bauman, Jr.  Top of map has 3 inset maps of the Leadville Mining District, City of Denver, and the Cripple Creek Mining District.  Dimensions: 34 inches across by 29-1/2 inches in height.  5-color map.  County lines; railroads and roads; topography; towns and cities.  Highly detailed.  Condition: very good plus; some curatorial reinforcement on back of hinges.

(Colorado Midget Map)  COLORADO MIDGET ROAD MAP, 1926.  Pocket map in original printed green-bordered folder.  Compliments of Wilson W. Ballew, 3^rd and Tyler, Garage and Storage, Amarillo, Texas (Distributors of Reo, Hupmobile, General Tires, Standard Batteries).  Printed on map:  “Midget Mileage Map of the Best Roads of Colorado, showing paved roads, road distances.”  Dimensions: 11-1/2 inches across by 9 inches in height.  Condition: near fine; folded.  No printer.  Price: $75.00