1927 Map of San Francisco Showing Principal Streets and Places of InterestBy: Harrison Godwin Original Date: 1927 (dated) San Francisco Size of Original: 24. 75 x 30. 75 inches (62. 5 x 78 cm) This is a fine print reproduction of Harrison Godwin's celebrated Map of San Francisco Showing Principal Streets and Places of Interest, published in 1927. Regarded as one of the finest and among the largest pictorial maps ever created of San Francisco, it captures the city at the height of the Roaring Twenties through a delightful

One geographic point of interest worth noting is Triple Divide Mountain

and Marakesh highlighted in red

The map was produced by Ran McNally in an effort to celebrate the creation of National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)

and China and Japan

in Cologne

This magnificent sea chart of the western Atlantic Ocean shows the trade route to coastlines of North America from Cape Charles

combining scientific structure with the visual language of classical astronomy

Some dwelling were made for individual families

and many places in South America are named and charted

This is a reproduction of a vintage pictorial road map of Southern California drawn by Claud G

It was part of a series of maps commissioned by the Comite National de Propagande en Faveur du Vin to celebrate and promote the legendary wine regions of France

The composition is framed by a richly ornamented floral border and an elaborate title cartouche featuring allegorical figures of angels and a personification of Paris surrounded by emblems of the arts and sciences