My Dad '51 was a State Highway Engineer and passed on to me his love for collecting all kinds of maps. I have decided to let go of many of our old ORIGINAL Texas Highways maps.

Buy one for the year you were born, graduated or some other significant year or just as 'rustic' decoration. Note the older ones and their lack of Interstate Highways, Toll Roads, smaller City Limits, etc.

These are the only years I have available:
Prices vary as to how many I have available and their respective age(s) They are all in Great to New condition and are original, NOT REPRINTS.
I will take cash and meet for delivery in College Station. If you are outside B/CS we can arrange for Mail...

1947 ($50) Gone
1952 ($50) Gone
1959 ($50) Gone
1964 ($45) Gone
1973 ($45) Gone
1975 ($45) Gone
1979 ($30) Gone
1983 ($30)
1986 ($25)
1988 ($25) Gone
1989 ($25) Gone
1991 ($25)
1999 ($25) Gone
2001 ($20)
2002 ($20)
2010 ($20)
2011 ($20)
2012 ($20)
2014 ($20)
2018 ($20)
2020 ($10)
2021 ($10)
2023 ($10)
2024 ($10)

That's cool. My dad is the same. I would take the '52 and '23 to make some kind of commemorative deal out of. E-mail me lazurasdc at yahoo

What are the dimensions of these?

Interested in a few pending pics and dimensions.

I'll take a 47,89, and 24. Let me know how to send payment, including shipping

I haven't opened them for pictures as I don't want to risk effing them up. Standard dimensions are 36in x 33in. The ones from the 80's and older are slightly smaller.

Please email requests to gdubya93 at yahoo

Mas89: I don't have the stars necessary to get your email. Please send one to me at the address above...

Sent. Thanks

I purchased several maps from the op several years ago on a similar thread and they were great and as advertised.

email sent

Pretty neat!

I'll take 1975 & 1999, mailed to Houston 77084. Prefer to ship after Christmas though. Assuming this will be in a tube.

Emailed.

I'll take the '59. Just sent an email.

An image would be nice.

Here are two I purchased from op years ago on a previous sale. These maps were widely used for travel before cell phones. I still have the one I used in the 80s and 90s with ranches and hunting spots circled. Large map on one side and historical info about different areas on the other side when unfolded. Pretty interesting to see how the loops, toll roads, and interstates changed Texas.
ETA the maps are of the entire state of Texas. I just pictured the Houston area.

Man I grew up in Brazoria County and don't recall ever hearing of Otey.

I'm in Kingwood and it didn't exist in 1958. Neither did Atascocita or Lake Conroe or Lake Livingston. I see Lake Houston as it was built about that time, flooding some large farms and ranches after the dam was finished.

I'm not talking about a lake. Just a little town.

I'll take 1964, 1988 and 2024. I live in College Station so DM me and we can meet to exchange.

OP doesn't have a star. He can't DM you.

maroon barchetta said:

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OP doesn't have a star. He can't DM you.

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I saw his email later on in the thread and emailed him. Thanks for looking out for me though-appreciate the heads up.

This is awesome.

Although I do note that somewhere along the line, they added a 'g' to Kinwood.

maroon barchetta said:

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Man I grew up in Brazoria County and don't recall ever hearing of Otey.

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Same, and same. Looked it up, Otey is still there.

Longpond
Midway
Holiday Lakes
New Amsterdam

I know those.

Don't know Otey

Thanks for all the help! Looking at you, MAS....

I apologize for the lack of pictures, but I'm working with fairly limited resources right now (long story short: Great Life-Divorce-Lost Job-Homeless-Hospital-Homeless Shelter (x2)-Some Work-Living in car--Homeless Again-Move in to new apartment, November.)

I'm calling it a 'transitional period'. I had no idea there would be so much interest!

All emails returned. Requests set aside.

GWW'93