Original antique maps & prints of
Oklahoma
★ 5 original pieces ★
Much of present Oklahoma was Indian Territory, set aside for the removed Cherokee, Creek, Choctaw, Chickasaw and Seminole nations. It became a state in 1907. We currently hold 5 original sheets of Oklahoma, published between 1843 and 1899. Of these, 3 are maps and 2 are views and prints. The earliest is Antique Print of a Warrior of the Kaw Nation by Prichard '1843'.
Indian Territory Map 1888 – Rand McNally Antique Lithograph
1888 · Rand McNally
$535
Antique Map of Oklahoma and Indian Territory, Before Statehood, 1899
1899 · Rand McNally
$500
1849 Hand-Colored Map of Fort Smith to Santa Fe Route, Detailing Trails & Camps
1849
$470
Scenic Canadian River Landscape, Camp 38 – Between Witchita and Oklahoma, 1856
1856
$245
Antique Print of a Warrior of the Kaw Nation by Prichard '1843'
1843
$135
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