Authentic 1952 Topographic Map of Death Valley National Monument and Telescope Peak, California

🗺️ Own a Piece of History with This Authentic 1952 Topographic Map! 🗺️

This historical topographic map of the Death Valley National Monument and Telescope Peak, California, printed in 1952, is a wonderful collectible that makes fantastic wall decor for your home. Featuring the Death Valley National Monument, the Panamint Range in the Mojave Desert, and detailed depictions of valleys, mountains, camps, jails, springs, and more, this map is a compelling visual artifact of the 1950s. Whether you're a collector, an outdoorsman, a historian, or a designer, this unique historical reference from the West Coast never goes out of style.

Product Details:

Map Title: Death Valley National Monument and Telescope Peak, California
Printed: 1952 (by U.S. Geological Survey)
Size: 21" x 17"
Scale: 1:62500
Series: 15-Minute Series
Contour Interval: 80 feet
Condition: Good condition with pencil markings, commensurate with age
Authenticity: This is an authentic 1952 print from the U.S. Geological Survey, NOT a computer reproduction
Topography: Derived from aerial photographs by multiplex methods (aerial photographs taken in 1948)
Whether you’re an historian, map lover, curious explorer, or simply looking for a unique conversation starter, this map is perfect for you. Maps like these make wonderful and rare gifts and are perfect for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

Perfect For:

Historians: A valuable and rare historical reference.
Collectors: An authentic map from the 1950s, ideal for collection.
Outdoor Enthusiasts: A fascinating depiction of Death Valley and its surroundings.
Home Décor: A unique and vintage wall art piece.
Gift-Giving: A special and thoughtful gift for map lovers and history buffs.
Shipping Information:
We will happily adjust the shipping price for multiple purchases. Maps are rolled up and shipped in sturdy mailing tubes to ensure safe delivery.

Why You'll Love This Map:

Authenticity: A genuine 1952 topographic map, not a reproduction.
Historical Significance: A true artifact from the 1950s, illustrating Death Valley and Telescope Peak.
Detailed Depiction: Features valleys, mountains, camps, jails, springs, and more, offering a comprehensive look at the area.
Versatile Use: Perfect for display, collection, or as an educational resource.
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