Ai Description: This original 1893 Cyclists’ Road Map of Massachusetts (Part 4) covers the western counties of Hampden, Hampshire, and Worcester. Designed by William Curtis for the Massachusetts Division of the League of American Wheelmen, it offers a fascinating look at the early routes used by cyclists in the late 19th century. It includes intricate road networks, town names, and county boundaries, offering a compelling historical snapshot.

Printed by Geo. H. Walker & Co., this map is a beautiful piece of Americana, perfect for collectors of antique maps, Massachusetts history, or cycling ephemera. The condition is good for its age, with visible folds as issued and some edge wear consistent with original use. The map is printed on thin paper and retains its crisp detail.

This is a rare find, especially in this large format and with so much geographic detail. Whether you’re decorating a home or office, or looking for a unique historical gift, this original 1893 cycling map is a wonderful choice. A must-have for historians, cartographers, and cycling enthusiasts alike!

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