This humorous map of North America was drawn with a vastly oversized Texas occupying approximately half of the United States. The eastern part of the United States is playfully identified as "Unannexed Territory" and the western portion is "Ceded Territory." Texas is filled with illustrations and amusing text including "1 Texas inch Equals 2 Feet", "True location of North Pole - 36.04 mi due North of Amarillo", and "Beefiest Turkeys" to name a few. Surrounding the map image are a series of related vignettes including the Alamo, San Jacinto Monument, and "Rowdy Rodeos." Drawn and illustrated by Mark Storm and published by John Randolph. The map is accompanied by its original mailing envelope and two sheets of "One Hundred Texas Bucks" (13.6 x 5.6"), dated 1952, bills of Lone Star State-themed pretend currency featuring the Alamo, a portrait of Stephen F. Austin, and "The Eyes of Texas."

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Condition: A

A colorful example, issued folding with minor wear to a couple folds. Accompanying envelope is lightly toned along the edges. The "Texas Bucks" are clean and crisp.