A reproduction of the 1923 United States wall map originally produced by the Department of the Interior — the official record of how the country looked when the Land Office was still drawing in sections and naming routes. Printed in warm sepia, divided into three panels, and framed behind glass in reclaimed wood with a dark brown finish. Lettered accents on the glass pick out the map's title, date, and key markings, giving the piece depth and turning the framing itself into part of the story. A statement piece for a den, an office, a long hallway, or the wall above a sofa. Details Newly printed reproduction of the 1923 USA Department of the Interior wall map Sepia tone print, divided into three panels Frames in reclaimed wood with a dark brown finish Lettered glass accents highlight title, date, and map details Each panel measures 21″ × 45″ Total width across all three panels: approximately 63–65″, depending on spacing Each panel hangs with two D-rings mounted to the upper back corners Ships ground in one box Lead time Made to order. Typically ships within 1–2 weeks.
