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Compact, lightweight and up for any task you would throw at it; all while being able to fit right in your hand. Whether it’s a weekend in the woods or a long day on the job that lies ahead, the Allman is ready.  

Functional, sleek, and perfectly weighted, the Allman is designed to be right at your side wherever you go, telling your story with every destination and slice you make.

Originally published in the 1884 edition of the "The Fisheries and Fishery Industries of the United States", this reproduction print of the Rainbow Trout was drawn by H.L. Todd. It was part of the first book in a multi-volume series produced by George Brown Goode, the famed ichthyologist (fish scientist), Smithsonian museum administrator, and U.S. Fish Commissioner. He managed a large staff of scientists, researchers, and clerical employees to produce this monumental work on American Fisheries.  We are happy to make available the amazingly detailed drawings included in the first volume of the series as reproduction prints. 

We gave ourselves the toughest cartographical challenge we’d ever undertaken—to show every mountain summit in the United States on a single map. We did it! And we’re proud of the outcome. Our Mountain Summit Map of America shows over 60,000 summits in the country that rise 250 feet or higher. Looking for your favorite? Trust us—it’s there. Hint: The dots that represent summits are color-coded by elevation; red being the highest. It’s a one-of-a-kind map that graphically represents the complete topography of America, from hill-dotted plains to magnificent Denali.

Originally published in the 1884 edition of the "The Fisheries and Fishery Industries of the United States", this reproduction print of the Pygmy Sperm Whale and Blackfish was drawn by H.L. Todd. It was part of the first book in a multi-volume series produced by George Brown Goode, the famed ichthyologist (fish scientist), Smithsonian museum administrator, and U.S. Fish Commissioner. He managed a large staff of scientists, researchers, and clerical employees to produce this monumental work on American Fisheries.  We are happy to make available the amazingly detailed drawings included in the first volume of the series as reproduction prints. 

Our incredibly detailed map of North America shows the inherent beauty of the continent's system of waterways and lakes. 

The width of the rivers and streams on the map are determined by their Strahler number which defines their size based on the hierarchy of tributaries. Therefore, the thickness of the lines on the map do not represent the actual size of the waterway.  The lakes on the map are representative of their actual shape and size in reference to the map. 

Due to limitations of data and the dimensions of the map, it does not include Greenland, Hawaii, part of the Aleutian Islands, and the Caribbean Islands east of Puerto Rico.

Originally published in the 1884 edition of the "The Fisheries and Fishery Industries of the United States", this reproduction print of the Kayko, or Dog Salmon, was drawn by H.L. Todd. It was part of the first book in a multi-volume series produced by George Brown Goode, the famed ichthyologist (fish scientist), Smithsonian museum administrator, and U.S. Fish Commissioner. He managed a large staff of scientists, researchers, and clerical employees to produce this monumental work on American Fisheries.  We are happy to make available the amazingly detailed drawings included in the first volume of the series as reproduction prints. 

Originally published in the 1884 edition of the "The Fisheries and Fishery Industries of the United States", this reproduction print of the Arctic Whale, or Bowhead, and the Right Whale of the Pacific was drawn by H.L. Todd. It was part of the first book in a multi-volume series produced by George Brown Goode, the famed ichthyologist (fish scientist), Smithsonian museum administrator, and U.S. Fish Commissioner. He managed a large staff of scientists, researchers, and clerical employees to produce this monumental work on American Fisheries.  We are happy to make available the amazingly detailed drawings included in the first volume of the series as reproduction prints. 

Originally published in the 1884 edition of the "The Fisheries and Fishery Industries of the United States", this reproduction print of the Sperm Whale was drawn by H.L. Todd. It was part of the first book in a multi-volume series produced by George Brown Goode, the famed ichthyologist (fish scientist), Smithsonian museum administrator, and U.S. Fish Commissioner. He managed a large staff of scientists, researchers, and clerical employees to produce this monumental work on American Fisheries.  We are happy to make available the amazingly detailed drawings included in the first volume of the series as reproduction prints. 

Originally published in the 1884 edition of the "The Fisheries and Fishery Industries of the United States", this reproduction print of the Mussels and Sea Clams - Set 2 was drawn by H.L. Todd. It was part of the first book in a multi-volume series produced by George Brown Goode, the famed ichthyologist (fish scientist), Smithsonian museum administrator, and U.S. Fish Commissioner. He managed a large staff of scientists, researchers, and clerical employees to produce this monumental work on American Fisheries.  We are happy to make available the amazingly detailed drawings included in the first volume of the series as reproduction prints. 

Originally published in the 1884 edition of the "The Fisheries and Fishery Industries of the United States", this reproduction print of the Humpback of the Pacific and Sulphur Bottom of the Pacific was drawn by H.L. Todd. It was part of the first book in a multi-volume series produced by George Brown Goode, the famed ichthyologist (fish scientist), Smithsonian museum administrator, and U.S. Fish Commissioner. He managed a large staff of scientists, researchers, and clerical employees to produce this monumental work on American Fisheries.  We are happy to make available the amazingly detailed drawings included in the first volume of the series as reproduction prints. 

Originally published in the 1884 edition of the "The Fisheries and Fishery Industries of the United States", this reproduction print of the Finback of the Pacific and California Gray Whale, or Devil-Fish, was drawn by H.L. Todd. It was part of the first book in a multi-volume series produced by George Brown Goode, the famed ichthyologist (fish scientist), Smithsonian museum administrator, and U.S. Fish Commissioner. He managed a large staff of scientists, researchers, and clerical employees to produce this monumental work on American Fisheries.  We are happy to make available the amazingly detailed drawings included in the first volume of the series as reproduction prints. 

Made in the USA

Originally published in the 1884 edition of the "The Fisheries and Fishery Industries of the United States", this reproduction print of the Blue Back Salmon, or Krasnaya Ryba, was drawn by H.L. Todd. It was part of the first book in a multi-volume series produced by George Brown Goode, the famed ichthyologist (fish scientist), Smithsonian museum administrator, and U.S. Fish Commissioner. He managed a large staff of scientists, researchers, and clerical employees to produce this monumental work on American Fisheries.  We are happy to make available the amazingly detailed drawings included in the first volume of the series as reproduction prints. 

Originally published in the 1884 edition of the "The Fisheries and Fishery Industries of the United States", this reproduction print of the Mussels and Sea Clams - Set 1 was drawn by H.L. Todd. It was part of the first book in a multi-volume series produced by George Brown Goode, the famed ichthyologist (fish scientist), Smithsonian museum administrator, and U.S. Fish Commissioner. He managed a large staff of scientists, researchers, and clerical employees to produce this monumental work on American Fisheries.  We are happy to make available the amazingly detailed drawings included in the first volume of the series as reproduction prints. 

Originally published in the 1884 edition of the "The Fisheries and Fishery Industries of the United States", this reproduction print of the Krasnaya Ryba, or Red-Fish of Idaho or Blue Back Salmon, was drawn by H.L. Todd. It was part of the first book in a multi-volume series produced by George Brown Goode, the famed ichthyologist (fish scientist), Smithsonian museum administrator, and U.S. Fish Commissioner. He managed a large staff of scientists, researchers, and clerical employees to produce this monumental work on American Fisheries.  We are happy to make available the amazingly detailed drawings included in the first volume of the series as reproduction prints. 

 America’s best idea—on a single map. Our USA National Parks and Scenic Trails Map commemorates every national park in the country, as well as our 11 national scenic trails. Park-baggers can relive and congratulate themselves on their many park visits. (But have you made it to Katmai? Isle Royale?) And park dreamers can start planning their next road trip. Our national trails are equal treasures: Appalachian, Pacific Crest, Continental Divide...So much beauty in a single country. And a single map.

“The clearest way to the Universe is through a forest wilderness” – John Muir; My First Summer in the Sierras