Diagram Showing the Comparative Value of Manufactures in the US and Great Britain, Miles of Telegraphs in the World, Numbers of Various Religious Sects of the World, Funded Debts of States, Miles of Railroad Lines in the US and Canada

This illustration of diagrams was produced by the George F. Cram Company for his Standard American Atlas of the World in 1887. In 1869 the George F. Cram Company was born and the Cram name became synonymous with accuracy and innovation. The graphs show the comparative value of manufactures in the US and Great Britain, comparative miles of telegraphs in the world, comparative numbers of various religious sects of the world, comparative funded debts of states, and the comparative miles of railroad lines in the US and Canada.

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