Colorado became the 38th State August 1, 1876. Created by master cartographer Harvey Fletcher. Cartography is the study and practice of making and using maps. Describes the history of Colorado before becoming a State including: Civil War and Colorado Territory. Many interesting historical notes and interesting details.
Very colorful map printed on parchment paper. Image size 12″ x 16″.
Copyright 1996 Fletcher & Boeselt Cartographers, All Rights Reserved. Very hard to find this map, limited prints! Map is rolled in a clear plastic sleeve and shipped in a sturdy tube.

Very hard map to find.

Ships free with UPS First Class mail.

Information About The Print

Printing Process
The print is printed on parchment paper using compatible Epson Archival/Museum quality ink.

Handling The Print
Hold the paper by the edges only, do not touch the printed surface. Oils on your hand could transfer to the print, potentially degrading the quality.

Storing The Print
Store the print in an archival sleeve. Prints should be stored flat, and can be stacked with acid free tissue or protective sleeve.

Framing The Print
When framing your print, make sure to use all acid free material, and always choose glass or acrylic with UV filtering. Never hang your print where it will receive direct sunlight.

MAKES A GREAT GIFT!!
Territory of Colorado 1861 Old Map, Historical Notes, Modern Print, Flag, Trails
Territory of Colorado 1861 Old Map, Historical Notes, Modern Print, Flag, Trails
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Description
Colorado became the 38
th
State August 1, 1876. Created by master cartographer Harvey Fletcher.
Cartography
is the study and practice of making and using maps
.
Describes the history of Colorado before becoming a State including:  Civil War and Colorado Territory. Many interesting historical notes and interesting details.
Very colorful map printed on parchment paper. Image size 12″ x 16″.
Copyright 1996 Fletcher & Boeselt Cartographers, All Rights Reserved. Very hard to find this map, limited prints! Map is rolled in a clear plastic sleeve and shipped in a sturdy tube.
Very hard map to find.
Ships free with UPS First Class mail.
Information About The Print
Printing Process
The print is printed on parchment  paper using compatible Epson Archival/Museum quality ink.
Handling The Print
Hold the paper by the edges only, do not touch the printed surface. Oils on your hand could transfer to the print, potentially degrading the quality.
Storing The Print
Store the print in an archival sleeve. Prints should be stored flat, and can be stacked with acid free tissue or protective sleeve.
Framing The Print
When framing your print, make sure to use all acid free material, and always choose glass or acrylic with UV filtering. Never hang your print where it will receive direct sunlight.
MAKES A GREAT GIFT!!
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