Phillips, Luther Savage
1963

Pictorial Map of Penobscot Bay Rare 2nd Edition

A Decorative Map of Penobscot Bay Region Showing the tidal coast of Maine from Camden to Blue Hill and Islesboro to Bangor.

DESCRIPTION: Rare second edition of L. S. Phillips's (Luther Savage Phillips) 1940 first edition pictorial map of Penobscot Bay: "A Decorative Map of Penobscot Bay Region Showing the tidal coast of Maine from Camden to Blue Hill and Islesboro to Bangor."

This fine map is credited to Augustus D. Phillips, Luther's son, in 1963. Author attribution and dates are within, below left of the compass rose. Printed on quality laid paper.

No copies of A.D. Phillip's second edition are found online including WorldCat and AMPR.

CREATOR: Phillips, Luther Savage

PUBLICATION DATE: 1963

GEOGRAPHIC AREA: United Kingdom

BODY OF WATER: Penobscot Bay

CONDITION: Very good. On laid paper. Clean, no issues whatsoever. Graduated age-toning at right end of verso confirms a date of ca. 1963 for the item.

COLORING: None

ENGRAVER:

SIZE: 14 " x 19 "

ITEM PHYSICAL LOCATION: 87

PRICE: $550

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