Old Map of Revolutionary New Jersey by Brink, 1940: Trenton, Princeton, Morristown, Hackensack, Delaware River kildare its traffic‑sign aids smooth interpretation

its traffic‑sign aids smooth interpretation on the ground

which boasts the world's tallest church tower

Yeovill (Evill)

was a renowned Italian engraver and publisher active in the late 16th and early 17th centuries

A number of coats of arms adorn the left and right side of the map for the Dukes and Earls of Surrey

Old Map of Revolutionary New Jersey by Brink, 1940: Trenton, Princeton, Morristown, Hackensack, Delaware River kildare its traffic‑sign aids smooth interpretationJohn G. Brinks Historical scenic map of New Jersey, produced by Rand McNally & Company in 1940, blends authoritative geography with an engaging pictorial narrative of the Garden State. Political boundaries are crisply delineated, rivers and drainage systems snake across valleys and marshes, and a compass rose fixes north at the top, all enclosed within an ornate border that heightens its decorative appeal. Across this framework, vignettes of historic