Scope and ContentMap: Bird's-eye View of Hoboken, New Jersey, U.S.A.. New York's Last Seacoast of Bohemia. With the Many Locations of its Theatres Past and Present; Together with Routes for Easy Access; Executed for Messrs. Morley & Throckmorton whose Revivals of "After Dark" and "The Black Crook" Established Records. (NY): Hoboken Map Company, 1929. With: original decorated envelope. . Printed paper, 22-3/4" high x 29-1/4 wide, folded in quarters as issued to 11-3/8" x 14-5/8"; envelope: 12" high x 15" wide, top opening; printed on front only. Note that envelope title varies from the map title: An Illustrated Map of the City of Hoboken. New York's Last Seacoast of Bohemia. Printed price on envelope: $2.00 PDF on file. Scans made from map for exhibition. Digital copies retouched to remove the fold marks and edge tears on map. Christopher Morley and Cleon Throckmorton were the producers of musical revivals at the Rialto and Lyric Theatres in Hoboken. The map was drawn by William August Hutaf.