Putnam's Historical atlas, mediaeval and modern
Subtitle: a series of 96 plates, containing 229 colored maps and diagrams
By: with a section on the economic history of the United States illustrated by 9 maps in black and white; an introduction illustrated by 40 maps and plans in black and white; and a complete index, by Ramsay Muir ... and George Philip ... with the collaboration in the American section of Robert M. McElroy ...
Edition: 6th ed., completely reconstructed and greatly enlarged.
Publisher: G.P. Putnam's Sons
Published: 1927
Place of publication: New York; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 96
Subjects: Historical geography; Maps; Atlases
Notes: "This volume is a new, revised and greatly enlarged edition of an atlas which has been widely used ... since its original publication in 1911. But the changes which have been introduced are so drastic, and the additions are so great, that it is rather a new book than a new edition of an old book."--Pref.

First edition entitled: Philips' new historical atlas. Later editions entitled: Hammond's new historical atlas.