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Image 1 — I inherited this 1931 map and can’t find anything about it online other than that the artist was a Los Angeles surveyor and cartographer in the 1920s. If anyone has any idea about it or its value, that would be awesome, but thought I would just post it for the enjoyment of the graphics.
Image 2 — I inherited this 1931 map and can’t find anything about it online other than that the artist was a Los Angeles surveyor and cartographer in the 1920s. If anyone has any idea about it or its value, that would be awesome, but thought I would just post it for the enjoyment of the graphics.
Image 3 — I inherited this 1931 map and can’t find anything about it online other than that the artist was a Los Angeles surveyor and cartographer in the 1920s. If anyone has any idea about it or its value, that would be awesome, but thought I would just post it for the enjoyment of the graphics.
Image 4 — I inherited this 1931 map and can’t find anything about it online other than that the artist was a Los Angeles surveyor and cartographer in the 1920s. If anyone has any idea about it or its value, that would be awesome, but thought I would just post it for the enjoyment of the graphics.
Image 5 — I inherited this 1931 map and can’t find anything about it online other than that the artist was a Los Angeles surveyor and cartographer in the 1920s. If anyone has any idea about it or its value, that would be awesome, but thought I would just post it for the enjoyment of the graphics.
Image 6 — I inherited this 1931 map and can’t find anything about it online other than that the artist was a Los Angeles surveyor and cartographer in the 1920s. If anyone has any idea about it or its value, that would be awesome, but thought I would just post it for the enjoyment of the graphics.
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I inherited this 1931 map and can’t find anything about it online other than that the artist was a Los Angeles surveyor and cartographer in the 1920s. If anyone has any idea about it or its value, that would be awesome, but thought I would just post it for the enjoyment of the graphics.

u/duke363 — 11 days ago