01State Birds and Flowers Print
- Vintage hand-drawn pictorial map with illustrations of State Birds and Flowers
- Printed on archival, museum-quality paper using a 12-color giclée printer and archival inks that never fade
- Certified to last 100 years
02Cocktail Construction Chart
- A vintage hand-drawn chart that details how to expertly make 21 different cocktails
- The original chart was drawn in white paper with black text
- Printed on archival, museum-quality paper using a 12-colour giclée printer and archival inks that never fade
03Alaska 1967 Pictorial Map
- Vintage hand-drawn pictorial map with illustrations of Alaska’s wildlife, fisheries, landmarks, and Inuit hunters
- Printed on archival, museum-quality paper using a 12-colour giclée printer and archival inks that never fade
- Certified to last 100 years
04Yosemite National Park 1955 Map
- A vintage hand-drawn map gives you a bird’s eye view of Yosemite
- Printed on archival, museum-quality paper using a 12-colour giclée printer and archival inks that never fade
- Certified to last 100 years
05Ireland 1878 Relief Map
- Archival Paper and Inks
- 100% cotton
- OBA-Free and Acid-Free
- Heavyweight 21.5 mil
06USA Elevation Map
Explore the diverse and beautiful terrain of the USA and all of its distinctive character revealed within the detail of this relief map. Through the use of ALOS Digital Surface Model data, Muir Way magnified the features of its terrain by exaggerating their elevations and applying hill shade.
07TELLURIDE, COLORADO 1904 SHADED RELIEF MAP
Muir Way created this map with the illusion of 3D by applying Digital Elevation Data and meticulously adding shaded relief to the landscape of the original 1904 Telluride, CO map. The shading is printed on paper and not a result of the map protruding from the surface.
08Grand Teton Park Print
Muir Way created this map with the illusion of 3D by applying Digital Elevation Data and meticulously adding shaded relief to the landscape of the original 1965 Grand Teton National Park map. The shading is printed on the paper and not a result of the map protruding from the surface.
