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| Shopify Unique ID: | 10561495302436 |
| SKU: | A5L/2505/0268/Nmaps1 |
| Trademe Reference: | PR1425 (104) |
| Category: |
Maps / Charts / Atlas |
| New / Used: | Used |
Description
VINTAGE MAP: New Zealand Forest Service / Nelson Conservancy
DESCRIPTION
Format: folded map
Published: NZ Forest Service / R.E Owen 1968, 1st edition
Size (mm): 1135 w x 885 h
SKU: A5L/2505/0268/Nmaps1
ABOUT
Own a unique piece of New Zealand history - this map is the real McCoy from generations ago - not a modern reproduction.
Fantastic map from 1968 that would look great framed.
Depicts the Nelson region under the New Zealand Forest Service.
Mapping by A.L. Poole, Director General of Forests.
Our vintage maps and posters are 100% authentic and they range across various decades. Whilst many of our items like this end up in museums, they are also popular for bringing a touch of nostalgia to the home as well as offices, meeting rooms and waiting rooms of the services / industries that the posters are related.
CONDITION
As new
REMARKS
Scarce
See our other edition also listed.
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