Old Pictorial Map of Alaska, USA by E. Chase, 1958 - Anchorage, Bears, Gold Mining, Towns, Mountains, etc. Finish:Framed canvas map All over the map are

All over the map are 'terra incognita' - a cartography term (literally 'land unknown') that means the area has not yet been mapped

except for a mention of 'cannibals'

exceedingly rare map of Zurich was originally published in Matthaus Merian's "Neuwe Archontologica Cosmica" in 1638

I use super-clear acrylic (perspex/acrylite) in my frames - it's less reflective than glass and better for transport

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Old Pictorial Map of Alaska, USA by E. Chase, 1958 - Anchorage, Bears, Gold Mining, Towns, Mountains, etc. Finish:Framed canvas map All over the map areThis illustrated map by Earnest Dudley Chase shows a very detailed pictorial map of Alaska in 1958. You won't really find a more detailed or interesting map of Alaska. There's even an 'interesting facts about Alaska' box in the bottom left and an illustration of a cabbage (which apparently grew very large in Alaska). Ernest Dudley Chase, who would eventually become one of the most prolific and popular pictorial map makers, originally started his