1785 / 1834 Kaisei Chikyu Bankoku sankai yochi zenzu setsuBy: Matteo Ricci Sekisui Nagakubo Date of Original: Edo 1785 (1834) Osaka Original Size: 36 x 63 inches (91. 5 x 167. 5) Fine print reproduction of the 1834 printing of Sekisui Nagakubo's landmark map of the World, based upon Matteo Ricci's map of the World, published in China. Sekisui Nagakubo's world map is one of the earliest world maps published in Japan. First issued circa 1785, it is the work of one of Japan's most important mapmakers. Sekisui

Date: 1852 (Published) London

This is a fine print reproduction of a fantastic example of Mortier’s map of the Asian Subcontinent

Established in 1942

This is a fine print reproduction of an important mid-19th-century map of Georgia and Alabama

the flight to Egypt

The map is wonderfully detailed using the fullest extent of interwar era geographic knowledge

but this should not be taken as exhaustive

Posters like this were critical tools in the effort to build public support for eventual involvement and to lay the psychological groundwork for enlistment

Other descriptive details such as “high trees

Original Date: 1940 (published) Lansing

Mozambique

Date of Original: 1944