North America 1943
062-9
$ 39.00
The map: Vintage map of North America in 1943 during World War II. Countries are shown with color-tinted areas with cities, major lakes and rivers. The regional view begins at the North Pole and extends all the way to South America for a unique perspective. This genuine print is over 73 years old. The original mapmakers were Matthews-Northrup Works, published by World Publishing Company.
Page Size: 10 1/8 (w) by 13 3/4 (h) inches
Map Size: 9 3/8 (w) by 13 1/4 (h) inches
Mat Size: 16 by 20 inches
Optional mat with backing board: Crescent Select 100% virgin alpha-cellulose, conservation-grade board stock, 4 ply thickness (.050"-.060"). Mat and backing board are neutral, off-white in color with a white core, 100% acid- and lignin-free to protect the map print. Each mat opening is a custom cut with a 45° beveled edge for optimal presentation.
Fits any standard 16 by 20 inches picture frame. See Mats and Frames for more information.
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Snapshot in time: Italy’s Mussolini is deposed and placed under arrest. The cost of a U.S. first-class stamp: $0.03. The Pentagon is completed, becoming the world’s largest office building.
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Optional mat with backing board: Crescent Select 100% virgin alpha-cellulose, conservation-grade board stock, 4 ply thickness (.050"-.060"). Mat and backing board are neutral, off-white in color with a white core, 100% acid- and lignin-free to protect the map print. Each mat opening is a custom cut with a 45° beveled edge for optimal presentation.
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