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(Colorado State Planning Commission)  MAP SHOWING RAINFALL AREAS OF COLORADO, revised and copyrighted 1936.  Published for The Colorado State Planning Commission by The Bradford-Robinson Printing Co., Denver.  “Red figures indicates average annual rainfall in inches at Government Gauge Stations.”  5-color map.  Dimensions: 23-1/2 inches across by 18 inches in height.  Legend shows Paved Highways, Surfaced Highways, Gravelled Highways, Other Roads, and U.S. Highways.  Rainfall data from US Weather Bureau and covers observations for 30 years.  Near fine condition; folded.

(The Daniel – Smith Co., Denver)  A MAP OF THE CITY OF DENVER, circa 1929.  Presented by The United States National Bank, Seventeenth and Stout, Denver, Colorado.  Green and black print.  Lot, block, and subdivision map with Denver street index and inset map of Englewood.  In original printed tan folder.  Dimensions of map: 17-3/4 inches across by 16 inches in height.  Very good plus condition.  Price: $65.00

(The Daniel – Smith Co., Denver)  DENVER AT A GLANCE, Street Guide and Map, published by Theoren C. Smith, circa 1939.  In original photographically illustrated folder.  Dimensions: 17-3/4 inches across and 16 inches in height.  Blue, red and green print; 15 cents on cover.  Lot, block, street and subdivision map.  Printed local advertisements on back of map.  Near fine condition.  Price: $40.00

(The Daniel – Smith Co., Denver)  DENVER AT A GLANCE, Street Guide and Map, published by Theoren C. Smith, circa 1940.  In original photographically illustrated folder.  80-page booklet included.  Dimensions: 17-3/4 inches across and 16 inches in height.  Blue, red and green print.  Lot, block, street and subdivision map.  Printed local advertisements on back of map; 25 cents on cover.  Near fine condition.  Price: $45.00

(Du Pont, Coleman, National Highways)  NATIONAL HIGHWAYS MAP OF THE STATE OF COLORADO, Showing Thirty-Seven Hundred Miles of National Highways Proposed by the National Highways Association, Washington, D.C.  Published under the direction of General Coleman du Pont, Chairman Board of Councillors, Charles Henry Davis, C.E., President, Frederic R. Hutton, M.E., Sc. D., General Secretary).   Circa 1929.   Dimensions: 15-1/2 inches across by 14-1/2 inches in height.  Near fine condition; folded.

(East Argentine Mining District, Colorado)  GOLD BELT MAP OF COLORADO, Showing the Great Gold Belt of the Rocky Mountains, circa 1896, from U.S. Government Surveys.  “Compliments of The East Argentine Tunnel, Mining, Milling, Prospecting and Transportation Company,” Georgetown Colorado.  “Properties in East Argentine Mining District, five miles from Georgetown by good wagon road.  Dimensions: 9 inches across by 12 inches.  Section of State of Colorado map with demarcations of “gold belt” and Company’s mining property.  Near fine condition; folded once. 

(Hammond, C. S. pocket map)  HAMMOND’S COMPLETE MAP OF COLORADO, showing Electric and Steam Railroads, Counties, Congressional Districts, and all Cities, Towns and Villages, together with a new Postal and Shipping Guide, giving in detail Railroads and the Express Company doing business over each road, Money Order Post Offices, Rural Free Delivery Points, Nearest Mailing Point for all places not now Post Offices and the 1910 Census Figures.  Also a New Hotel Directory with rates, etc.   C. S. Hammond & Company, 30 Church Street, New York, 1911.  Printed in 5 colors.  Original printed tan folder.  Map dimensions: 24 inches across by 17-1/2 inches in height.  Near fine condition.  Price: $225.00