Lucien Boucher (1889-1971) was a French poster artist active mostly in the 1950's who in cartographic circles is known for the work he did for Air France in which he produced a number of regional maps
Issued for the coronations of King George VI
with some light scuffing along one fold
A small border surrounding the image is a geometrical design of fish and birds
and one point of staining above the title
(U.S.) States Of America, ~Catalog 53~ Lucien Boucher (1889-1971) was aStates Of America, Drawn from the Best Authorities By J: Russell. A great map for the transitional United States, showing all things east of the Missisippi River and the Louisiana Territory that lay beyond it. With little but native tribes and fledgling land companies north of the Ohio River, there is no Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, etc. Though there is a "Ohio Company" in the southern portion of what would be the modern state of Ohio, next to a large