Large-format fold-out 1928 ACSC road map of Los Angeles and vicinity, printed more than 90 years ago.

• The map opens to a very generous 28" x 44" and has an extraordinary amount of detail on old street and highway alignments, with cartography by the Automobile Club of Southern California.



• The coverage area extends from Fillmore to Banning, between Victorville and Capistrano Beach. Topography is drawn in relief, and details include roads, steam and electric railroads, auto camps, ranches, oil fields, mines, parks, hospitals, schools, airports, landing fields, country clubs, reservoirs, and natural features.



• There's an extensive index on the reverse side listing cities, towns, post offices, resorts, roads, boulevards, valleys, forests, harbors, islands, rivers, lakes, gun clubs, missions, cemeteries, mountains, hills, and much more.



• Condition:  This map is in very good, lightly used condition, with some faint water stains, short splits on a couple of the folds, and a small hole to the south of Mt. Lewis in the Sierra Madre Mountains. Please see the scans and feel free to ask any questions.



• This is an original, authentic ACSC map, not a reproduction or modern reprint. It is fully guaranteed to be genuine and is an excellent historical resource. The cartographer's initials are in the lower right corner: W.T.T.



• The map folds to approximately 11" x 3½", and it is unnumbered and undated. It was published circa 1928, just prior to the completion of the Los Angeles City Hall and shortly after the federal highway numbering system was implemented. The ACSC address is given as 2601 South Figueroa Street in Los Angeles.



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