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The 1843 Carey & Hart publication of the New Universal Atlas of H.S. Tanner, Most of the maps bear Tanner or Carey & Hart copyright credits, except the Texas map, which is credited to T.G. Bradford and dated 1838. Interestingly North America does not show Texas as an independent country, but still firmly part of Mexico. The U.S. territory of Oregon extends to the sought-after 54 40; the various states of the U.S., many with insets of cities, are shown, and there are separate plans of Washington, Philadelphia, and New York; plus South America and its regions, Europe and its various states, Asia, Africa, etc. etc. Phillips Atlases 4324.