Johnson's Chart of Comparative Heights of Mountains and Lengths of Rivers: A. J. Johnson, 1864
- Title: Johnson's Chart of Comparative Heights of Mountains and Lengths of Rivers
- Author: A. J. Johnson
- Date: 1864
- Condition: Good, issued fold, toning consistent with age, scattered foxing
- Inches: 16 3/4 x 23 [Image]
- Centimeters: 42.54 x 58.42 [Image]
- Product ID: 308332
Chart comparing lengths of rivers and heights of mountains by Alvin Jewett Johnson.
Alvin Jewett Johnson was born in Wallingford, Vermont in 1827. He received only a basic public education, but he went on to become a school teacher for several years before moving to Richmond, Virginia and then ultimately to New York City in 1857. In New York, Johnson worked as a book canvasser for the map publisher J.H. Colton and eventually went on to become a successful map publisher himself.
- Title: Johnson's Chart of Comparative Heights of Mountains and Lengths of Rivers
- Author: A. J. Johnson
- Date: 1864
- Condition: Good, issued fold, toning consistent with age, scattered foxing
- Inches: 16 3/4 x 23 [Image]
- Centimeters: 42.54 x 58.42 [Image]
- Product ID: 308332
Chart comparing lengths of rivers and heights of mountains by Alvin Jewett Johnson.
Alvin Jewett Johnson was born in Wallingford, Vermont in 1827. He received only a basic public education, but he went on to become a school teacher for several years before moving to Richmond, Virginia and then ultimately to New York City in 1857. In New York, Johnson worked as a book canvasser for the map publisher J.H. Colton and eventually went on to become a successful map publisher himself.
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- Title: Johnson's Chart of Comparative Heights of Mountains and Lengths of Rivers
- Author: A. J. Johnson
- Date: 1864
- Condition: Good, issued fold, toning consistent with age, scattered foxing
- Inches: 16 3/4 x 23 [Image]
- Centimeters: 42.54 x 58.42 [Image]
- Product ID: 308332
Chart comparing lengths of rivers and heights of mountains by Alvin Jewett Johnson.
Alvin Jewett Johnson was born in Wallingford, Vermont in 1827. He received only a basic public education, but he went on to become a school teacher for several years before moving to Richmond, Virginia and then ultimately to New York City in 1857. In New York, Johnson worked as a book canvasser for the map publisher J.H. Colton and eventually went on to become a successful map publisher himself.
